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ASHLAND DAILY TIDINGS.
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Monday, Ansaat SO. 1MÍ
WORKING ON FARMS
CURES SHELL-SHOCK
Ashland News in Paragraphs
WINNIPEG, Man., Aug. 29.—-Fig-
; urea from a survey gathered here
indicated th a t country life was the
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I su rest cure for shell-shock.
I The percentage of shell-shocked
Montague Visitors —
soldiers settled on the land, who
M&aves to Ranch—
Mr. and Mrs. Pearl R h u s/rn , of
have completely recovered, was far
T. D. Le Masters, who recently
Montague, passed through Ashland sold his home at 108 F ifth street,
greater than among those who staid
Saturday on their way to G rants Pass is now residing on the Black ranch,
in cities. The Canadian government
Where they will visit Mrs. R huston’s n o rth of Ashland.
has put 25,000 soldiere on th e land
parents. Mr. and Mrs. R huston are
and assisted them to equip their
former Ashland residents and are Blind Rehearsal—
By HENRY WOOD
farm s with stocks, buildings and
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‘Correspondent)
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well known here.
farm machinery.
According to the aunouncemenj
GENEVA, Aug. 29. — W ithout
Though many of these soldiers
of - Director Leedom, the Ashland
A ntelope V alley V isitor—
doubt,
the
bitterest
light
to
come
be
were
suffering from wounds and
bund will meet this evening at 7:30
Andrew Gressom, of Antelope Val o’clock lor rehearsal at the city hall. fore the second general assembly of other effects of the war, th e average J
ley, was in the city Friday on busi F lans are being made for a concert the League of Nations, which con soldier farm er today is ip ruddy
ness.
: itt Lithia park W ednesday evening. venes here on September 5, will be! health as well as sound finance,
th a t made in Bolivia’s request th a t'
..
V isitors from Y reka—
R etu rn s from A laska—
the league revise her 1904 treaty , LLIOX1S VETERAN IS
Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Morgan, of
Miss Alma Fritchofr. domestic j w ith Chili, which m arked the close!
' NEARING 104TH BIRTHDAY
Yreka. Calif., are visiting Mr. Mor
science teacher at O. A. C., is visit- of the great Pacific war.
gan’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. M Mor
W HITE TOWN, 111., Aug. 29.—
ing Mrs. C. Guy Crosby.
Miss: The fight which Chili has already
gan, on Mountain avenue.
Stephen
W’hite, Mexican w ar veter
F ritch o tf. who has just returned made known she will put up will
from Alaska, will spend a week in. have two . phases.
F irst of all . Chill an, and reputed to be the oldest n a
John H. F uller R eturns—
,
John H. Fuller, secretary of th e | Ashland before leaving Tor Corvallis. I has challenged the right of the league tive born citizen of Montgomery
even to put the question on the pro county. 111., soon will celebrate his
Chamber of Commerce, returned t
A shland P eop le R eturn—
104th birthday. W hite was born in
gram for discussion.
Saturday from Crescent City. Calif.,
Frank Porter and wife h are re
1818, the same year Illinois was ad
Secondly,
should
the
assembly
de
.shore he has been spending the pasti-
turned to Ashland from Dunsmuir, cide th at the president and the sec m itted to the Union.
several days.
1 Calif., svhere they have been living re ta ria t were right in placing the
He is one of the few surviving
i for some time.
Mexican w ar veterans in fHe s ^ te .
item
on
the
agenda,
Chili
will
then
A rdent F isherm en—
attack the competency of the league He participated in the battles of
Bill Paul and Ben Bowers are ar-1 Im p iw em eilt o7 ^ ch__
j to revise such a treaty as th a t of Vera Cruz and Cerro Gordo, sustain
dent fisherm en these days.
Both
Frank Salsbury has installed a ! 1904.
ing severe wounds in the la tte r bat
anglers returned Saturday from be new windmill
on his ranch across
At
the
time
Bolivia
first
appealed
tle.
W hite has been on th e m atri
low Table Rock on the Rogue river Bear creek.
to
the
league
last
November,
her
ac
monial seas twice. His second wife,
with a line mess of steelhead.
tion was combined with th a t of Pe six children, forty g ran d ch ild ren ,
G rasshoppers Are P est—
ru, which dem anded equally a revi and six great-grandchildren are liv-1
Rend Visitors—
The grasshopper crop is said to be !
sion
of her 1883 treaty w ith Chili, ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Richards and;
quite prolific this year on the o th e r “
daughter. Imogene, and son, Horace side of Bear creek. They seemed to I loth treaties marked > the close of
the same w ar with Chili, but the NOVEL PR A Y E R MEETING
Jr., were visitors a t the C. B. Lam-i
have tired of dry grass, according to
HELD AT BAPTIST CHURCH
; treaty with Bolivia was only finally
kin home on East Main street last!
reports, and are stripping the oak;
concluded
twenty-one
years
a
fte
r
th
e.
week. The party left here for C ra
trees of th eir leaves as well as trim - end of hostilities and the signing*
Members of th e B aptist church
ter Lake Saturday. Mrs. Richards,
nnng up some of th e orchards in
who
failed to attend prayer meeting
of the treaty with Peru.
who is a member of the Bend school
that vicinity.
For the tim e a t least. Peru has Thursday night, missed a rare tre a t
board, is a neice of Mrs. Lamkin.
w ithdraw n her request th a t the as the m eeting was conducted by Miss
Mrs. Richards visited the Ashland V isitors from P rin eville—
schools, stating that she was w ell) Mrs. Ruth Fitzgerald and her two league take up the famous Tacna- Claribel Morehouse in a most able
pleased with the school system here, sons, Ralmond and Clifford, came Arica affair, which would be in and novel m anner.
For th e benefit of thohe not pres
and th a t she had gained many new through Ashland last week from volved in a revision of th e treaty.
ent,
the subject was “ A New Alpha
ideas for the Bend schools.
Prineville. They stopped over for a As a consequence th e request of Bol bet,” consisting of nam es in alpha
short visit with th eir relatives, the ivia, which was only put on the betical order, which w ere applied to
D. H. Barnebui-g III—
J. V. W right family of Mountain agenda of the coming assembly over our Heavenly F ath er, according to
the formal protest of Chili, stands
D. H. Barneburg is confined by avenue.
references from varfons parts of th e
for the m om ent alone.
illness to his home at 159 North
In Bolivia’s original request th a t New* and Old Testam ents, which will
Main street.
R oseburg V isitor—
be gladly fu rn ish ed by Miss More-
William Creasou, F ourth street tlie leairue revise the treaty , th e fol- house.
Move to N utley S t r e e t -
went to Roseburg recently on a busJ lowing justifications were given.
Clint Dunlap, employe at the)
F irst: T hat th e treaty was im
inA s trip of a few days duration
NOTICE
posed by force.
cream ery, will soon move liis fam- i
The Pioners and Native Sons and
ily to Nutley stre et surroundings, ak
Second
T hat through Chili’s
D aughters are requested to meet at
location much more convenient tof> NOTHER BIG COAL
fault, certain fundam ental articles
VEIN IN ILLINOIS
C hautauqua hall Thursday, Septem
of the treaty were never fulfilled.
his work.
. ST. LOUIS. Mo., Aug. 29.— Illinois
ber 1, a t 2. 30 p. in., to arrange for
T hird: T hat the existing state of
one of the largest coal producing
the Southern Oregon Pioneer society
Pear Shipment. N early Over—
aifairs involves a perm anent men
states in th e United States, is to
m eeting this fall.
304-2
The Ashland F ru it and Produce
ace of war.
have another mine.
association will load the last car of
F o u rth : T hat as a result of the
A five and one-half foot vein of
B artlett pears for th e t cannery on
treaty, Bolivia is shut off from all
coal was discovered at a depth of
Wednesday, August«30, and those in-
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access to the sea.
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*150 feet at Carpenter, III., and the
terested are reminded to take notice.
,
1 To each of these four allegations,
| Mt. Olive and Staunton Coal com-]
Chili has filed with the league flat
pany of St. Louis, plans to open an-!
Afternoon Party—
denials.
Mrs. John H. Dill entertained other big mine in that neighborhood.!
In response to the first, she points
yesterday afternoon in honor of the The company it was said, has taken out th a t the treaty was concluded
Bert R. Greer family who will leave options on a tract of 5090 acres. only twenty-one years a fte r th e close
September 1 for Southern California. Ten or twelve other holes will be of hostilities and th a t no pressure
Mr. Greer, editor of the Tidings, will sunk soon.
whatsoever was brought to bear up-
return to Ashland after spending a
, on Bolivia.
week in H untington Beach and Bur IRRIGATION PROJECT
! To the second charge, she has re-
W I I J j BE COMPLETED
bank. Calif.
Guests at the party
: plied th a t Chili has carried out all
BY MA Y 31, 19222
given by Mrs. Dill were: the W il-'
■ obligations under th e treaty.
(C o n tin u e d from P ag e 1)
liam Barber family, F. W hittle favn- _________________________________
To the third charge Chill replies I
ily, Thomas Hudson. Miss Amy Ram- vauey auj the other around the o p -'th a t since 1883 she has never
sey, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Fraley, and : p0Sj^e gide . From these canals there j dream ed of going to war with Bol-
Mr. and Mrs. E arl Fraley.
> are the
•-* usual • • laterals.
-
lvia.
R. W. Rea is the d istrict engineer.
Finally, to the fourth charge, Chi
EAT CANTALOUPES, BUT
His principal duties are to see th a t ll has replied th a t Bolivia spontan
Be sure to eat the kind you like the system is put in according to eously surrendered th e territo ry be
REGULAR
best. Folks who eat them say those
tween the original northern bound
contract.
RETAIL VALUE
“ H earts of Gold” grown at Pleasant
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ary of Chili and the province of Tara-
$17.00
View Farm . T alent, are the best ev- ^ A R T SEARCH FOR
paca; that Chili has repeatedly of
er Get them at your grocers. 30 3 tf I ¡
,” DUD” WOLGAMOTT
fered Bolivia access to the sea; that
SPECIAL
AND BOOZE CARGO for the purpose she has already con
ADVERTISING
BARTLETT PE A R S
*j
(C ontinutd From r a g e o n e )
structed at her own expense th e
Will load out last car B a r tle tt!__ _______
30-DAY ÖFTER
(or cannery,
W ednesday., this vicinity and new lips are com -¡railw ay between Arica and La Paz, |
pears
Would like same in Monday and ing to them daily about the location | and th at, as a m atter of fact, Bolivia j
Tuesday. Keep No. 1 and No. 2 sep of stills. It has been lear ned t h a t h a s sea-access both at Arica and |
the officers are trying to ferret out! Antofagasta.
arate. R eturn all pear lugs, as they
Jn addition to this refutation of
must go in car. Ashland F ru it & two stills between Central Point and!
¡th
e
Bolivian charges, Chili has!
Gold
Hill.
30-DAY FREE TRIAL
Produce Assn.
303-3
strongly attacked the competency o fj|
We positively guarantee to re
the league to undertake the revisioni
fund your money if after 30
of the. treaty.
days free trial thiB set does
not prove satisfactory.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
Local and Personal
L. OF N.’S MEET
"Speaking of Women
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RVIN GOBI? points out that feminine shopping does not
necessarily imply buying It means hard work for every
one concerned—hut seldom results in a transaction involving
money.
As a country minister once declaimed: ’’ King Solomon
said, and 1 partially agree with him. . .” We only partially
agree with- Mr. Cobb on this subject.
It is true there are still some aimless shoppers lett
Bui
they are in the minority
Today most women—as well a-
most men—are well informed buyers, with a sound basis fm
comparing stores and values
By buying goods of recognized
merit they save themselves the throes of old-time “ shopping
trip s” and at the same time get a better and bigger money’s
worth.
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Most women read the advertisements that appear every
day in their newspapers. They make a practice of keeping
strictly up-to-snuff on new developments, ¡novations and ini
provements.
They know just where to go tor this and
who in town keeps “ th a t."
When they shop they generally know just what they want,
where to find it, and how much to pay
Their knowledge
saves them endless trotting, wearisome questions and haggling
The advertisements have taken the " h o p " out ot shopping
Isn’t that worth while?
H O U S E W IV E S
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GUARANTEED FOR TWENTY YEARS
Only $2 C ents a Day
OUR EASY TERMS
$1.50 Down and
50 cents weekly
Think o( the convenience of
buying a good quality heavy
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set of kitchen ware without
feeling the cost.
Imm ediate delivery for your
use upon first payment of $1.50
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STARTS TUESDAY
T rt£ THEATER BtAb TIFIA
GO AND
GET IT”
LEAVING
TONIGHT
Katherine MacDonald in ’’Curtain”
WANTED— A fresh cow.
Poyer, phone 257-L.
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E. P.
305-2(
FOR SALE— Gas range, wicker ba-
bv buggy and canaries. 155 Ohio!
St.
306-2*1
IF YOU WANT A REAL HOME at
i, your own price, see Boyd, 63 Alida|
305tf
St.
FOUND— On H arrison St., auto
crank. Owner may have same by|
paying for this ad at Tiding of
fice.
305-2!
RUG WANTED— Have you a first j
class second hand Brussels rug]
for sale. Notify 767 E Main.
305-3*)
MUST BE SOLD THIS W EEK— I am
here to sell by home at 63 Alidffr
St. Will sacrifice $500 if sold this
weeks H. J. Boyd.
305tf|
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MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE— Rugs.i
dressers, beds, chairs, stands, gas
stoves, kitchen cupboards, etc.
Call Alpha hotel above Isaac’s
store.
305-1]
WANTED— About five acres with]
improvements, small house pre
ferred, close to town.
State
am ount. F ran k Anderson, 1065
Divlsadero St., San Francisco,]
Calif.
305-lm o*
THE SET
One 4-Ui-l convex-covered ket
tle combination set which can
be used in five different ways;
P u d d iu g ’ Pan,
extra
deep
Steam er or Meat Cooker, deep
Roaster or Dutch Oven, S train
er or Colander; 8-cup French
Drip Coffee Percolator; 1% -
qu art Colonial Double Boiler;
3-quart Double Lipped Sauce
Pan; 6-quart Tea K ettle— a
complete kitchen equipment.
8-Cup Percolator
T r !
Our hobby is SERVICE. We
like to make things easy for
our patrons when there is an
opportunity of doing it. We
believe th a t this is the way in
which we can best serve you at
this particular season of the
year when every housewife is^
renewing her house furnish
ings. This is a wonderful ’op-
portunity for the thrifty house
wife to replace her old worn-
out enamel ware or granite
ware with bright, clean, sani
tary pure alum nium “ L IF E
TIME” cooking utensils at a
big reduction in cost.
M ade on the Coast for the Coast Trade
Through special arrangements will, the manufacturers of “ L IFE T IM E ” aluminum cooking utensils we are able to
offer this' set of pure aluminum kitchen ware for 30 .lays at a greatly reduced price
Hewever, to participate m t Ins
special factory offer we had to agree that only 50 sets would he placed on sale at this reduced price. Iherefore O M .I »0
SETS are to he sold
.Mi offer like this does not come every day
If you want to he one ot the lortunate oO who
will get in on this wonderful bargain with the convenient payment terms we advise that you come early
THIS SET IS NOW ON DISPLAY AT OUR STORE
S w e n s o n (EX M cR a e C o .