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ings oversea«.
The constitution committee of the-
W omen’s Auxiliary to the American
ASHLAND, OREGON
j Legion met at the* home of Mrs. Don |
M. Spencer at 620 Iowa street, last
G lenn E . Sim pson, P o st Com m ander.
Thursday evening, where they com- !
H. G. W oloott, Vice-Com m ander.
piled the constitution and bylaws un
Ralph H adfield, H istorian.
L egal R ate:
W m. H olm es, T reasurer.
der which they will operate.
First Time, per $ point line . . . . 10c
Donald Spencer, A djutant and L egion E ditor.
Two hundred and fiftv members
Each subsequent time, per S point
of
the American Legion, headed by
l i n e .................. .........................5c
Past
N ational Commander Fraukjin
Card of Thanks, $1.00.
O bituaries, 2% cents the line.
Commander (¡lenn E. Simpson and do not w rite letters to the com m is-’ resolution approving the state bonus D’Olier, and representing every state
F ra tefh a l Orders and Societies.
A
djutant
Don M. Spencer have re- »ion or a n y . departm ent asking foi law commission and granting o u r i an<1 ever-v branch of service, will sail
Advertising for fratern al orders
.
.
„ u g en e, O
r, r., w h e re they inform ation. It will only delay the heartiest support to make the opera-1 tor France August 3 on a pilgrim age,
or societies charging a regular initi tu rn e d from E
; work, and lull publicity will be given tion of the law beneficial and e f-jto th e form er battle zone of the '
ation fee and dues, no discount. Re
ligious and benevolent orders will be have been in attendance at the state ( wfaen thfiy &re reftdy for operatlons. fective. Two resolutions concerning world war.
charged the regular rate for all ad convention of the American Legion. We ,nust remember th a t there is a the K lam ath m arsh lands, urging i The pilgrimage is at thé instance
I
vertising when an admission or other
departm ent of Oregon.
great deal of work attached to such th eir developm ent by the U nited1 of President Millerand, who on be-
charge is made.
About 200 delegates from all parts a new undertaking.
The county States and opening for entry to ex- half of the French government, In-
Wiuit C on stitu tes A dvertising!
boards m ust be appointed and or service men.
.
vited the American Legion to send
of
Oregon,
were
assembled
in
con
In o rder,to allay a m isunderstand
ganized
and
applications
prepared,
a representative delegation of former-
ing among some as to what consti vention which started Friday m orn
The election of departm ent offi-
tutes news and what advertising, ing, July 1, and continued on until land to be appraised and titles to bei
! service men to attend the unveiling
we print this very simple rule whicn Saturday afternoon and evening, examined. The American Legion will cers for the year was a point of ¡of the FUery monument and to par-
considerable excitement and in ter
is used by newspapers to differin-
a tiate between them : “ ALL future July 2. July 3 there was an a u to jb e in close touch with every phase est. Comrade Lane (B lue) Goodell i tlcipate in a series of events planned
events, where an admission charge trip up the McKenzie river for a l l 1 of the work and will endeavor to of Portland, was elected departm ent especially for the Americans.
is made or a collection is taken delegates and friends. A bountlous keep its members nnd all other ex-
The Fliery monument at Fliery.
IS ADVERTISING." This applies to barbacue and banquet was s p re a d ! service men informed in order that commander. Commander W illiam j France, is a trib u te of the citizens
organizations and societies of every under the trees near the fish hatch- ’ we may he of greatest ass stance to Gilbert of Astoria retiring as second j
kind us well us to individuals.
past departm ent commander. Com-, of th a t town and Lorraine, to the
ery.
More
than
1200
persons
w
ire
the
state
and
to
our
comrades.
Don’t
All reports of such activities after
rade George A. Codding of Medfordj valor of the American troops who
w
rite
to
the
commission,
bother
us
they have occurred is news.
served at this banquet.
When it
was elected departm ent vice com-' delivered th eir soil from German oc-
All coming social or organization comes to a feed. Lane County Dost instead, we won’t mind it a hit.
m ander, having defeated Dr. R. F. cupation. Fliery is in the old Toul
meetings of societies where no money
The reports of the departm ent ad- Pound of Salem for the office. Ed sector, and was once the regim ental
contribution is solicited, initiation No. 3, under the generalship of Cap-
charged, or collection taken is NEWS. tain "P u g ” Huntley as chef, we will ju ta n t and the departm ent finance , J. Elvers was re-elected as depart- headquarters of several American d i-1
gladly take off our hats to.
We officer show th a t the American Le- i m ent ad ju tan t, having defeated Oli- visions.
W e m ak e ».’! q u o ta tio n s on
This delegation will also visit the
knew
Captain
Huntley
was
a
good
gion, departm ent of Oregon, is sound j ver B. Houston of P ortland by nine
j o t : WORK
battle-torn
town of St. Die, well
cook, but he surely outclassed him- as a dollar.
votes.
Comrade Houston is well
from
self in this venture.
Mr. Cash Wood of the federal vo- known to many followers of state known to Americans who served on
THE FRANKLIN PRICE LIST.
The first part of the convention j cational training board and Roy Tay- athletics, and a high honor student the old Luneville front. In St. D ie ,
Same prices— Reasonable P ric e -
was taken up with organization and lor of the bureau of w ar risk insur- of the University of Oregon and Yale alsoMived the Alsatian, W aldsee M ul-,
to all.
ler, whose suggestion it was th a t the
the appointm ent of working com ance were both in attendance and university.
Entered at the Ashland, Oregon mittees. A fter this was accomplished . gave us most interesting statistics
western continent take the name of
There was much entertainm ent
Postoffice as Second Class Ma'
the assembled legionaires were a d -, regarding the progress made by their during the entire convention, leav
M atter.
(Continued on Page Three)
dressed by Mr. O. H. Foster, who is, respective departm ents. We are more ing the delegates no tim e for r e s t;
FORTY-THREE MILLION LIVES the city attorney for Eugene. Mr. I than ever convinced th a t these two any place. Base ball, boxing, air-;
Foster welcomed the legionaires to ! departm ents m ust' be under one plane displays, motorcycle races, pa-|
ATTRACTIVE
Lost to World Through the Great the city and informed the boys that head for proper functioning. Under
rades, and best of all was the barba-1
War, According to Figures Given
the police had been directed to turn the present system it takes entirely cue and fishing trip up the McKen
by Statistician.
their back when they saw the of too long to get proper relief for our zie river.*
FA LL STYLES
ficial cap appear. His address was disabled comrades, and our national
A study of the different sta tistic s of
Last
Tuesday
evening
A
djutant
and
much appreciated by all present.
hospital facilities are so poor th at
the actual ami potential loss of life
Don M. Spencer entertained one of
FA
LL
PR IC ES
Following this address. Comman hundreds of our comrades do not get his old buddies to a sight-seeing ride
due to the recent w ar reveals the fact
H ave arrived a t
tltut about forty-three million lives der Gilbert, departm ent of Oregon, proper care.
over the valley. Sergeant H. S. Con-
have been lost to the world eith er di responded as only Comrade G 'lbert
The convention was unanim ous in
Made b y Pos turn C ereal Co., Inc.
rectly from tlie w ar or front causes is capable. It was, indeed, a most the expression urging im m ediate re at, w’ho is now a railway mail clerk
Battle Creek, Michigan.
running from Portland, was registry Tailors for men and women
induced by it, R ichard P. Strong, M. stirring and pept'ul exposition of the
lief
by
our
national
congress
for
the
sergeant in A. P. O. 717 a t Tours,
D„ w rites in the North A m erican R e
You are invited for a look
view. These losses a re m ade up of, innermost feelings of all ex-service disabled veterans and the construe- ! France. It is great sport for such
men.
tion of sufficient hospitalization t o | felk>W8 to get together {or a lew
first, approxim ately 13.1(00,000 deaths
Our national a d ju tan t major, Lem care for them . In many states it i s ,
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which occurred in the m ilitary serv
ice ; secondly, n su rplus m ortality uel Bolles, was present and gave us reported by Mr. Taylor our com -'
above th at which occurred in normal a most interesting account of the rades, who are tem porarily unsound
tim es in the civilian populations workings of our national headquar- of mind, owing to shell shock and
am ounting to approxim ately 10,000,000, ters at Indianapolis, and also a few j th e effects of gas, must be cared for
due t o epidem ic and other diseases,
privation, hardship, physical exhaus very personal touches of the life ol i in the state institutions for the fee-
tion, uttd sim ilar c a u s e s ; and thirdly, our late national commander, F. W. | ble minded or insane asylums. This
a poten tial loss of 20,000,000 lives Galbraith. Colonel G albraith’s la s t! Is deemed a very poor practice on ac-
due to the decreased birth frequency message to the American Legion was count of th e fact th a t these men are
below th at which occurred under nor “Carry on. and free our disabled ! perfectly rational more than half the
mal conditions before th e w ar. The com rades.”
i time. D uring th e ir rational periods
adult m ule population In many E uro
Rev. Inzer, of Tennessee, our m - it m ust be exceedingly depressing to
pean countries has been reduced by
trout 14 to 20 per cent. T he figures of tional chaplain, addressed the cor.- them to find themselves confined
Alonzo T a j lor show us th a t there a re vention on the subject of American-1 with those who are perm anently un-
betw een 50,000,000 and 60,000,000 peo ism. Chaplain Inzer is one of th e i sound of mind.
ple in E urope who have lost their most torceful speakers it, has been
a cable message from Past Depart-
p rew ar occupations owing to the fact o u r p riv ile g e to h e a r, a n d every ,nPnt Commander William B. Fol-
th a t the m arkets for th eir products word carried a real message show- lette who is traveling in Europe, was
no longer exist, having been changed
Comrade Fol-
or taken aw ay from them by other ing the beauty of pure, unadulter- read ¡n convention.
It is our h o p eijg tte was o u r first departm ent com-
countries. Many of these people have a te d A m ericanism .
or soon will become refugees In Eu that we may yet obta'n this address j m ander for Oregon.
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rope. among which class of people not fo ^ m b lic atio n .
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Many resolutions w ere-adopted by
only poverty and hardship, but also
(Toveinor Olcott gave ns a detail- '
the convention, included among them
disease alw ays reigns, resulting in a ed account of the progress and work- !
ldgh increase in death ra te and de mgs of the new veterans state aid were those giving credit to the
American Legion for their splendid
crease In birth rate.
act. The . state
J commission
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hils been work In favor of thp state aid bill,
Any Spring Coat one-half P ric:—Ladies Suits 25 per cent to 59 per cent discount.
»ppolnted and will assemble for work . an<|
show
tl(e
i Friday, July 9. This commission
Every W aist or Blouse 10 per cent or more off.
of Oregon our deepest appreciation
will complete the organization of the
for th eir support of said m easure.
Silk Dresses reduced 10 to 50 per cent—Summer Underwear 10 per cent off.
I working force necessary for success
A resolution granting our comrade,
ful operation of the enorm ous task
. r.,
• siin and Silk Underwear Reduced.
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Georges C arpentier of France, our
before it. Governor Olcott says that i
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sym pathetic support and best wishes
Laces and Embroideries 10 per cent to 50 per cent discount—Wool Dress goods 20 to 50 per
he feels th a t th s is bv far the b ig -1 ¡„ > • i „ .
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in his boxing contenst with Jack
gest task th a t he has had before
,
CHOCOLATE
cent discount
A
J
Deminsey, ot doubtful service.
A
him. He has not precedent to to1-
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VANILLA
V.’nite Goods and Figured Voiles all reduced.
STRAW BER RY
low and must pave the way for him-i
AL.YPLE NUT
self. However, he is very cheerful j
Bleached Muslin, 12 1-2—19—22 1-2—25c—Curtain Goods and Draperies 10 per cent disc
over the prospect as he believes the
One Lot Dress Ginghams, 19c
benefit vyill be more far reaching
than was even hoped at first.
Sport Silk Skirts, $9.75------Jersey Jackets, now $6.95
Governor Olcott requests th a t we
Ashland Post, No. Í4.
WOOD
In order to m ake room we are offering
Slab Wood at $2.75 per tier
Cash with Order
Ashland Lumber Co., Phone 20
P l a y t i m e s E ch o -
“M other, I ’m H u n g ry
II
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4
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o y
The answer is ready instantly
A . h e a p in g how l o f
P ost T oastie
with cream or m ilk —
and childish appetite
could ask nothing more
delicious or satisfying
P o st Toasties are the toasted
perfection ol selected white corn
Order by name to get the
bestof all corn flakes
A t Grocers Everywhere!
Fall W oolens
We sell
Brick Ice Cream
EK-KO
CARBON
REMOVER
Ashland Creamery
East Side Market
UNDER
NEW MANAGEMENT
We solicit your patronage. We
handle only the best of Meats,
kept in refrigerated glass
eases, under absolutely sani
tary conditions. You can see
them for yourself.
Also handle Fresh Fish on
Thursday and Friday
C. A. Pauley & Company
Successors to .Jus. Barrett
Phone 188
Ashland
— for—
GASOLINE ENGINES
MOTOR CARS
MOTORCYCLES, ETC.
Absolutely harmless.
Removes
carbon from pistons and cylin
der heads. Cleans spark plugs.
Saves repair bills.
One Lot
Selling Fast—the
DRESS GINGHAMS
SILK HOSE
19c
PERCALES
at $1.50
Light or Dark
20c
DEVONSHIRE
JA P CREPE
MORE POW ER
G REA TER EFFICIEN CY
CLOTH
Special
from its use
Money w 11 he refunded if not
found satisfactory after thorough
trial.
35c special
35c
Bridal Long Cloth
19 to 29c
Bridal Cambric
22 to 33 l-3c
Briday Nainsook
22 to 48c
Bleached Muslin
12 1-2 to 25c
GOODS