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LOCAL AND PERSONAL
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The grim tragedy th a t overtook
the American dirigible R2-2 in Eng­
land Wednesday, with a loss of 44
lives, finds an echo in this city. A t­
torney Frank P. F arrell knew Lieu­
ten an t Charles G. Little, of New­
buryport, Mass., one of th e victims.
They served in the aviation branch
of the navy together in th e late war.
— Medford Mail Tribune.
The Boy Knows His Arithmetic
By Charles Sughroe
r W o r n Newspaper U b im i
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Orres cleans and remodels clothes. I
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S u its M ade to O rder—
Cleaning and repairing on short
notice.
K. Nelson. Hotel Ashland
Bldg
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ly instigated by the m ilitary chief a tv th e main line a considerable distance
Ichang, Mr. Dollar has no doubt. His and then two machine gun nests were
version, after a careful investigation, unmasked and opened fire oil the
is th a t the soldiers— really organized cars containing the soldiers. The ma­
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bandits in uniform — had received no chine gunners did their work th o r­
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insurance—
Yeo,
of
Automobile
pay for some time, and were grow- oughly, and the entire contingent
Trousers at $3.50. A few left at Leave for S a c ra m e n to -
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course.
and
!
ing
restless. Hence the leader inti- was wiped out.
Mrs.
W
illiam
Schaum
aeffel
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daughter, Elizabeth, left this m om - 1 m ated th a t Ichang offered a fertile
Petitions have already been pre-
Illinois Visitors —
Dennis Family R eturn Monday—
¡ug tor th e ir home a fte r a visit w ith field for loot and let the men go to pared by the Chinese m erchants at
Miss Vera Peterson and Miss L au­
Ichang asking for an international
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Dennis, who Mrs. E. J. Van Zant.
it.
ra W itthulin. of Elgin, III., are vis­ have been m aking an extensive a u to ’
The result was th a t many of the settlem ent there and will be for­
itors at the homes of Mrs. B. O. Wall- tour of the northw est and e a s te rn . R eturns from Albany__
i Chinese residents of the city found warded to the proper authorities in
stein on Second street.
states, expect to arrive in Ashland!
h . E. Stearns, proprietor of the j themselves homeless and minus th eir the legations a t Peking as well as to!
this coming Mohday, according to a . p i aza M arket, and family have r e - ! savings and stock in trade and many th e Chinese authorities. These ask j
A rri veti—Shipment of F o n i Size
letter received yesterday by th eir turned from a two weeks m otoring * foreign firm s were tem porarily put for the organization of a settlem ent!
Mason Tires a t Leedom’s Tire Hos­ daughter, Mrs. J. L. Oskar.
trip to th eir old home a t Albany, i out ° r business by mobs of lo o t-! sim ilar to th a t of Shanghai,
pital.
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where they visited Mrs. S te a m ’s p ar- hungry uniform ed robbers.
Admiral Strauss, commander of
Save money by buying your Fall ents.
An
international
settlem
ent
at
i
the
American Asiatic fleet, is up-
R eturn from M arshfield—
! Suit a t Paulserud’s.
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Ichang
is
the
only
proper
solution
of
river
at the present tim e personally
A fter having a “sizeable good
To <■ ra te r Lake—
i the commercial problem on th e up- directing the operations of the river
tim e” at Marshfield, Bob W arner R etu rn from LaJtO o ’ Wood»—
The redoubtable “ Billy” Briggs, per Yangtsze, according ,to Mr. D o l-! boats.
and H ubert Bentley have returned
p
Johnson, with Miss
city attorney, has gone to C rater lar. Unless the foreign governm ents
There are now three American,
from th a t place, none the worse af-j M argaret and Miss Caroline Tilton,
Lake for a few days vacation.
step in business th ere will be badly two British and two Japanese gun-
te r participation in the state round returned from the Lake O’ Woods
disrupted perm anently. He asserts boats stationed at Ichang.
up’ of Elks.
yesterday. They expect to go back
th a t this is the view of the Chinese i
i about Tuesday. They 'rep o rt the
! m erchants, who suffer m ore heavily |
Watch Yeo's window.
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! from the bogus soldiery than do the
SAN FRANCISCO, Calif., Aug. 27.
popular sum m er camp.
¡foreigners.
.
!—-Following
are today’s m arket quoa-
Fall woolens and fashions are now i
j
Mr.
D
ollar
gave
a
vivid
d
escrip
-!
tations
on
poutry
products:
in at Orres tailor shop. Save $5 to
specialize on fancy brick ice,
tlon of the slaughter of the men who : Hens, 25(6)27.
$15 by ordering your suit now. 30 3 « : creani
Roge Brog
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looted Ichang. From th e accounts j Broilers, 32(g) 33.
Liberty Street H om e Sold—
gathered
by th e «teamablp m an tt
M T R To
R eturns from 'Frisco—
J. E. Wild, a now arrival from
appears th a t a fte r th e com m ander of _______________________________ *
Miss J. C. Brady, 486 Allison
Fruita, Colo., has purchased the M. street, has returned from San F ran-,
th e troops a t Ichang had allowed ! FOR RENT— Nicely furnished bed-
M. Murray home at 279 Liberty cisco and Sacramento, Calif., where
them to loot the city he placed them
room. Phone 274-J.
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street. The deal was made through she has been spending a two weeks
aboard a ship for tran sp o rt to Wu­
By CHARLES EDWARD HOGUE chang. Upon th e ir arrival a t W u-l FOR SALE— F u rn itu re of four roqpn
the E. E. Phipps realty agency. The visit with friends and relatives.
cottage, all or part; also cottage
(United Press Staff C orrespondent) chang the soldiers were disarm ed
Wild family will take immediate i
to r rent. 155 Ohio street, ¿04-3
SHANGHAI, China, Aug. 26. — and promised safe conduct to th eir
possession.
Oakland V isitors—
Mrs. Nellie Conner, widow of the! Brigandage under the guise of mili- homes up-country. They agreed t o ' v/ANTED— Horse and harness, must
Move to K lam ath F a lls —
late John Conner, one tim e pjopric- j ^a r>’ governm ent in the various prov- this when im m unity fo r prosecution i be cheap.
Frank Foster. Manx
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Mr. and Mrs. Mok C lark have to r of the Hotel Oregon, now the inces. m ust be checked by interna for m utiny and looting were made.
hotel.
moved to K lam ath Falls, where Mr. Hotel Ashland, arrived yesterday tional action, if th e country is to be
The train went on a siding about
Clark will rem ain with the Osker from Oakland. Calif. Mrs. Conner saved from a hopeless condition, ac­ sixty miles out of Wuchow and the FOR RENT— Vista apartm ent, 357
Vista street, adults only. Inquire
Huber company.
will make a short visit with her son. cording to Mr. J. H arold Dollar, vice cars were shunted onto the track
Mrs. F. L. Putnam , 166 Harga-
dine street. Phone 264-Y.
D. R. Conner, before continuing on president and general m anager of there. The locomotive was sent up
Something new In Teo's window.
the
Robert
Dollar
Steamship
com­
a trip to Salem, w here she will visit
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friends. She will then go to Seattle, pany.
Mr. Dollar has just returned from
W ash., where she will join her m oth­
If you want the best there is, eat
a
trip
up the Yanktsze river and has
er who will retu rn with Mrs. Conner
at G arnett’s.
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first
hand
inform ation as to condi­
to Oakland. Mrs. Conner is also vis­
iting the Charles A. Pierce family. tions th a t led to the slau g h ter of
W ill R eturn from Crater L a k e -
1500 so-called m utinous soldiers,
Miss G ertrude T routfether, of
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For pleating see Orres.
Ashlund, and the Misses W’alters,
erous leader, and th e looting of the
Merle Clacy and Edna Burns, of P urchase S eventh S treet H om e—
cities of Ichang and W auchang.
Medford, will retu rn tomorrow from
C. R. Stew art and family arrived
“Foreign authorities should not
C rater Lake, where they have been yesterday from San Diego, Calif., and
take into consideration the niceties
spending the pjist week. Referring took im m ediate possession of a home
of international law' when they are
to a hiking party up Mount Garfield, purchased by Mr. Stew art through
dealing with the so-called soldiery
Miss T routfether w rites to friends the E. T. Staples realty agency, at
here,” declared Dollar. “ They are
here, “ not again for $500.” Friends 132 Seventh street. The property
dealing with uniform ed bandits who
F
Starring
concede th at $500 isn, t of quite the: ag form erly owned by Mrs. Mary do not deserve any considaratlon
same value as it was in the “ good Roylston.
f JAMES KIRKWOOD, MARJORIE DAW,
other than th a t of outlaws.-
old days,” but, nevertheless, it is
That th e reported mutiny was real-
£
WESLEY BARRY
alleged th a t the sum will buy sev­
NOTICE
eral postage stamps.
The Pioners and Native Sons and
. /
and Toonerville Comedy
D aughters are requested to meet at
We use up-to-date methods of C hautauqua hall Thursday, Septem­
“ SKIPPER MEETS ALL TRAINS’’
cleaning and pressing. Satisfaction ber 1, a t 2-30 p. m., to arrange for
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guaranteed. Paulserud’s.
meeting this fall.
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SUNDAY — MONDAY
Ret in n from Diamond latke—
R eturns from San F r a n c is c o -
M. McCurry, R. C. Stoner and B.
Rev. W alter A. Evans and family
Mrs. Anna Zeigler, N orth Main
returned yesterday from a three days street, returned yesterday evening M. Coffey have retu rn ed from a
week’s deer hunt at Diamond lake.
motoring trip to Crescent City.
from San Francisco.
B ack fi-oiu M otoring T r i p -
B o b H am pton
O f P lacer
At Lake O’ W oods—
Sam Jordan left yesterday for Lake
EAT CANTALOUPES, RUT
O’Woods where he will join Mrs.
Be sure to eat the kind you like
Jordan, who has been at the lake
best. Folks who eat them say those
for the past three weeks. They are
"H earts of Gold” grown at Pleasant
expected back the first of next week.
View Farm , Talent, are the best ev­
er. Get them a t your grocers. 303tf
All wool suits at $25. You can’t
beat them. See them at Orres Tail­
BARTLETT PEARS
or Shop.
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Will load out last car B artlett
pears
for cannery, Wednesday.
Cliff Payne makes apple presse« Would like same In Monday and
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arate. R eturn all pear lugs, as they
Ix*ave for (Vator Lake-—
m ust go In car. Ashland F ru it &
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Beck and Produce Assn.
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David W hittle left yesterday m orn­
ing for a few days vacation a t Cra­
te r Lake.
Don’t forget the special Sunday
Dollar Dinuer a t the Hotel Ashland
Grill, 12 to 2 p. m., and 5:30 to 8
p. m.
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GRAVENSTEIN
APPLES — The;
finest cooking and eating apples on
the m arket.
W in d fa ll, good size.
Co lb. box, 75c delivered. Sweet
cider 40c gallon. Phone 10-F-3 or
9-P -ll,
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NELDA
CAFE
A b solutely sanitary and up-to-
date.
Buys on ly th e best food#
and carries a ll fru its and v e g e ­
tables In season.
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The Beider Tractor
and P.&0. Disc Plow
w ill do your plow ing right now
In your hard, stick y so il.
Bargain iu used sew in g m achine;
a lso a new carload o f W hite sew ­
ing m achines ju st in, at
Peil's Corner
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Makes a Specialty of Coffee
and Home Made Pastries
Everyone is invited to try- our
service either day or night.
Open Until Midnight
R. A. AVERY, Prop.
2 0 7 E ast .Main
A shland
Why Laundering Is
Making its Great­
est A dvances
in America
Because most or us here in A m erica!
are accustomed from childhood to
every conceivable convenience, we
oftimes accept as quite commonplace
much which others think most m ar­
velous.
Can you call to mind, for example,!
anything seemingly more m atter of
fact than the bundle of clean clothes
we bring weekly to your door?
Yet in less than a dozen of the
w orld’s eighty-odd countries is this
service to be had at all.
And if opportunities for com par­
ison were available, you would find
dhe contents of your bundle w hiter,
sweeter, and more sanitary, and the
service more satisfactory than is ob­
tainable by any other means.
We are able to give you this ser­
vice because we, with other modern
laundryow ners in this country, have
the help of the L. N. .A.
L. N. A. means Laundryow ners
National Association. From this
organization in the last quarter-cen­
tury have largely come those methods
which enable us to save clothes for
you while we wash them.
Practically every modern laundry-
owner in the country is a mem ber of
the L. N. A. From its headquarters
at LaSalle, 111., and from its d ep art­
m ent of research at the Mellon In ­
stitu te of Industrial Research, Uni­
versity of Pittsburg, come methods
and suggestions which every, day help
us to save clothes, save tim e and
save money for you.
Why worry with laundresses and
the hard work of home washing
wheu you can have this competent,
economical wash day service?
Telephone today and have us call
for your family bundle.
Ashland Laundry C q .
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Katherine Macdonald in " C u r ta in ”
Y es—Yes—Go On!
T h a t’s it! She did go on—she showed her husband
that she was master of her own destiny.
F isk Red Top
7500 Mile Guarantee
Oversize Better Than Cords
30x3
Non Skid ....................$17.00
30x3*4 Non Skid ....................$22.00
Vulcanizing and Retreading
All Work Guaranteed
Hotel (Formerly
Ashland
Grill
Hotel Austin)
SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER—ONE DOLLAR
August 28—12 to 2 p. m.—5:30 to 8:00 p. m
MENU
F ruit Cocktail
RELISHES
Celery Hearts
SOUPS
Chicken a la Napolitaine
Tomato Bouillion en tasse
FISH
Boiled Salmon Ravengate Butter
Ponrmes Anglaise
CHOICE OF ENTREES
Medaillon Filet of Beef Stuffed Tomato
Grilled Pork Tenderloin Candied Sweet Potato
Roast Stuffed Spring Chicken Peanut Gravy
Prime Ribs of Beef Yorkshire Pudding
VEGETABLES
Mashed or Bilked Potatoes
Com on Cob or Asparagus Drawn Butter
SALAD
Head Lettuce Thousand Island Dressing
DESSERTS
Green Apple and Pineapple Cream Pie
Sliced Peaches and Cream
Vanilla Ice Cream and Cake
BEVERAGES
'Pea, Coffee, Cocoa
We Invite the Ashland People to Dine With Us.
U
C A P T A IN
STUDEBAKER
SAYS
Column Left
The Old Squad
91 OAK STREET
Column Right
The New Squad
Six Little Sixes
All in a row
Just raring
For some place to go.
DODGE TOURING, 1920
All dressed up
In black and red,
Lots of Extras
With leather cushions
Like a feather bed
MAXWELL ROADSTER Thru plateglass you can look
Back in your little bus
1920, $200 worth extras At the ones behind
That you’ve give the dust
With cord tires
FORD TOURING
And Timkins all round,
New motor and starter Built lil;e a thorobred hound
And under the hood
Six little cylinders
CHEVROLET TOURING So slick and clean.
I ’ll tell you, kid,
1920, fine shape
She’s a dream.
And run—
CHEVROLET ROADSTER You don’t know
What that word means
1919, cord tires
Until you sit behind the
Wheel and step on the gas
You will feel
CHEVROLET BUG
Just like a bird.
I ’ll tell you
Overhauled
Tt ’s the last word
In auto six construction
And as sure as you’re alive
ALLEN TOURING
There is nothing like it
New paint
At Fifteen Seventy-Five.
On all six
She’s hitting the trail for
FORD TRUCK, 1920
Pneumatic tires
KRUGGEL BROS. VULCANIZING Co.
Queen Olives
HITTSON’S
Medford
Oregon
The Studebaker is fast being nicknamed the CAMEL
CAR, because it only takes water every seven days, and
it makes all the other cars hump to pass it.
G. E. M