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of Medicine, cure« nine case« out
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fac t.
T h is is a proven
A shland D aily T i dings
International News Wire Service
VOLUME
3
(Successor to the Semi-Weekly Tidings, Voi. 48)
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EXPECT THIRTY PER CENT IN­
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CREASE IN APPLE SHIPMENTS ♦
FROM HOGUE RIVER VALLEY •
— CANNERIES ARK ACTIVE.
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W A SH IN G TO N , D. C„ S e p t. <?>|
T he in te r s ta te c o m m erce
com m ission m ad e a n o th e r c u t
in fre ig h t r a te s to d ay , w hen it
o rd e re d
th e
tra n s c o n tin e n ta l
ra ilro a d s to d e c re a se r a te s on
v eg etab les from P acific c o a st
te r r ito r y to te r r ito r y e a s t of th e
R ocky m o u n ta in s as f a r as C hi-
cago a n d th e M ississippi riv e r.
T h e re A ic tio n o rd e re d is ap -
p ro x im a te ly 18 p e r cent.
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No. 16
Miners Must Win
Fight Says Union Leader
COL. H. H. SARGENT7 f
ridirm i Iirin t
H az FÇik
it
EVILLE SUNDAY
American Shot
By Mexicans A t
Tampico Sunday
W ASH IN GTON, 1). C„ S ept. *
0.— G a rl P a b b , an A m erican •$>!
♦ sitiz e n an d em ploye of th e
M exican G ulf Oil com pany, was
• sh o t a n d k illed by M exican
'
so ld ie rs in th e s o u th e rn oil • j
fie ld s n e a r T am pico last S un- 4>
day n ig h t, a c co rd in g to s ta te de- • WOMEN TO HAVE R E I’KEHENTA-
p a rtm e u t re p o rts w hich a re «■
TION ON ADVISORY HOARD O F
♦'« m ea g re. T he in fo rm a tio n in d i- »
AM ERICAN D E LEG A TIO N — W AR
c a te d th a t th e sh o o tin g was <$»
a c c id e n ta l.
>
DEAD TO RE HO N O RED .
♦
».
E ig h t h u n d re d c a rs of p e a rs a n d
1300 c a rs o f .a p p le s will be sh ip p ed
W A SH IN GTON, D. C „ S ept. 2 0 .—
fro m th e R o gue R iv e r d is tr ic t a n d
th e U m pqua valley th is seaso n , a c ­
N ovem ber 11, th e d a te s e t fo r th e
4 F o llo w in g th e la rg e ly a tt e n d e d :
c o rd in g to c o n se rv a tiv e e s tim a te s
op en in g of th e d is a rm a m e n t c o n fe r­
fu n e ra l se rv ic es a t h is la te hom e, a n d
IN D IA N A PO LIS, Iu d ., Sept. 20.— j
a n n o u n c e d h e re to d a y by I. T.
ence and fo r b u ria l of th e uukuow n
‘‘T he fig h t in M ingo co u n ty m u st be I
S p a rk s, d is tr ic t fre ig h t an d p a sse n ­
th e m ilita ry b u ria l se rv ic e a t th e
m en who d ie d o v e rse a s in th e world
w o n ," said Jo h n L. I
g e r a g e n t fo r th e S o u th e rn P acific
Ja c k s o n v ille c e m e te ry d u rin g a d riz -i
w ar. a t th e A rlin g to n c e m e te ry , will
com pany.
Lew is, p re s id e n t ofi
zlin g ra in , a n d w hich w as c o n clu d ed I
T he a p p le m o v em en t will be 30
be m ad e a n a tio n a l h o liday, it was
th e U n ited M i n e '
w ith a volley of sh o ts o v e r th e g ra v e l
p e r c e n t g r e a te r th a n t h a t of 1920.
W
o
rk
e
rs,
in
a
re
p
o
rt
a n n o u n ced a t th e W h ite H ouse to ­
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anfl th e so u n d in g of tap s, th e r e ­
a n d th e p e a r s h ip m e n t, w hich w as
m ad e a t th e b ie n ­
m a in s of C olonel H. H. S a rg e n t, sof-
day.
f
_ S ev en ty -fiv e m em b ers a n d g u e s ts , d ie r, a u th o r a n d p ro m in e n t citiz e n , I
e x p e cte d to be only 85 p e r c e n t of
n ial c o n v en tio n of
T he p lan s w hich a re uow beiug
la s t y e a r s m o v em en t, will eq u a l th e o t th e Civic Im p ro v e m e n t club g a th - who had serv ed his c o u n try faith-1
th e
in te rn a tio n a l
1
fo
rm
ed h e re in c lu d e a n a tio n w id e
If I w a n te d to go fro m 'th e
R e h e a rs a ls w ere s ta r te d fo r th e
1920 sh ip m e n ts.
e re d th is noon a t a sp ecially p r * i fu lly d u rin g tw o g e n e ra tio n s , w ere:
m in e rs o rg a n iz a tio n
.
d e m o n s tra tio n o f e x p re ssio n in sup-
O v erlan d s h o e shop to th e F ir s t
E lks show la s t ev en in g , au d fro
m
,
1
h e re to day.
A cco rd in g to A. T. M ercier, s u p ­ p a re d lu n ch eo n a t th e H o te l A s h - p a id S u n d a y a fte rn o o n in th e ir f in a l'
P o rt ot th e co n feren ce, th e an n o u n c ed
N a tio n a l b a n k , I w o u ld n ’t s trik e
re
p
o
rts
of
e r in te n d e n t of th e P o rtla n d d ivision, lan d fo r th e p u rp o se of a ro u s in g re s tin g p lace a t th e foot of a m a g n if
“ T h e re can be no
th e c o m m itte e a g re a t I p u rp o se s o f w hich a re th e ilm ita -
o u t c a t-a -c o rn e r a c ro ss th e s tre e t
w ho w as h e re to d ay , a ll o f th e sh ip ­ civic in te re s t in th e c a m p a ig n fo r icen t la u re l tre e , o v e rlo o k in g h is la te
c o m p ro m ise of th e c a st has heeu assem bled to put tjon of a rm a m e n t a n d th e rem o v al of
a n d th e n s w e a r b ecau se a n a u to ­
m e n ts m ad e th n s f a r h av e m oved on fu n d s b e in g co n d u c te d by th e clu b hom e a n d th e R o g u e R iv e r v alley he
p rin c ip le s involved.
P u rp le F la s h e s " ac ro ss th e foot­ th e so u rces of f u tu r e w a rs in th e
m obile n e a rly ra n over me.
1
sc h e d u le tim e o r b e tte r. T h e rec o rd to r th e e re c tio n of th e p la n n e d re s t! loved so well
In d u s tria l peace can
lig h ts.
T he show will hold th e F a r E ast.
w ould go s tr a ig h t a c ro ss a t th e
T hen n a tu r e jo in e d in tr ib u te to
from th e O regon te r r ito r y to Og­ room on Mill s tre e t. T he la d ie s e n - '
n e v e r com e to th a t
X-. UE-wry.
p ro p e r c ro ssin g a n d give th e a u to
d en , th e e a s te rn te rm in a l of th e gag ed in a g e n e ra l ro u n d of speech th e beloved d e p a rte d , a s th e rain !
te n te d a re a u n til th e b o a rd s a t th e V in in g th e a tre on
d r iv e r a c h a n ce to m iss m e. And
m in e rs of t h a t field a re acco rd ed th e T « e«d a y a »»d W odnesdav, O cto b er 4
W A SHING TO N, ,D. C„ S ept. 20.—
S o u th e rn P a c ific lines, is c o n sid e red m a k in g , b o th by th e m em b e rs of th e ceased, and a b e a u tifu l rain b o w !
b esid es, th e n , I ’d h a v e th e law
sa
m
e
p
riv
ile
g
e
s
a
s
e
x
ist
in
th
e
or-1
an
d
5.
,
>men W,H have r e p re s e n ta tio n on
a rc h e d th e valley.
a fin e tr ib u te to th e efficien cy o f th e clu b a n d th e ir g u e sts.
on
my
side.
ganizedi se ctio n s o f A m erica
and I T h e c-,<u «r ♦»
.
adv,8ory com m ission to th e
ra ilro a d .
M any c o m p lim e n ts w ere p assed on
P eo p le w ere p re s e n t fro m a ll p a rts
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.
.
,
c a st of th e farc e opens w ith A m erican d e le g a tio n a t th e d U a rm u '
HAZ
K
IK
.
w hich a re th e ir law fu l h e rita g e ."
T h e s h ip m e n t of th e new v e g e ta b le th e m en u p ro v id e d by C h ef P . Vas- of th e c o u n ty to pay th e ir la s t trib -l
| M rs. M axine S ilv e r in th e lea d in g | m e a t co n feren ce, it was an n o u n c ed
— b ro co lli, from th is d is tric t will a g ­ se au . o f th e H o tel A sh la n d , w ho h a d u |e . T h e se rv ic es a t th e S a rg e n t
role of Mrs. Ja ck T em ple, a tem p e r- a t
W h ite H ouse today,
g re g a te 75 o r 80 c a rs. T w en ty -fiv e p re p a re d a sp ecial lu n ch e o n t h a t in ­ hom e w ere co n d u c te d by R ev. J . K. t i
GREEK OFFENSIVE AGAINST
IN
I
It is th e in te n tio n of P re s id e n t
a m e n ta ! wife, a p a r t th a t gives h e r
c a rs of fre sh p ru n e s have been s h ip ­ clu d ed f ru it co c k ta il a n d a special
H o w ard , p a s to r o f th e P re s b y te ria n / 0 6 O Q I / S f C
TURKISH NATIONALIST
H
a
rd in g to have tw elve m em b ers of
ped, a n d th is is expected to grow in ­ spice pie.
g re a t scope fo r h e r n a tu r a l a b ility .
c h u rc h a t Ja c k so n v ille , who dleliv-
CAPITAL
COLLAPSES
It goes in a m lx-hp o t com edy s itu a
•» w hich * * "
T h o se p re s e n t a t th e lu n ch e o u | e re d an e lo q u e n t eulogy on Colonel
to a c o n s id e ra b le im p o rta n c e .
tio n — from l a „ s lu e r to l e a n r rn m i b' „ WOmW‘- 1-»>W »»d « h e r g r o o p .
w
ere:
tio
n
—
from
O a k la n d . O r., one of th e g re a te s t
S a r g e n t’s life a s s o ld ie r a n d citizen
w ill p ro b ab ly be re p re s e n te d , it wan
P A R IS , Sept. 20.— T he G reek o f­ th e su b lim e to th e rid ic u lo u s >
M ary W ilsh ire . J o s e p h iu e Cham-1 T h e c h o ir of th e c h u rc h sa n g " i f e l r - !
tu r k e y sh ip p in g p o in ts in th e U n it­
sta te d .
fensive a g a in s t A n g o ra, th e fo rm e r
H en ry E n d e rs J r. w ill a p p e a r as
ed S ta te s , expects to e q u a l o r exceed pie, M a rg a re t E. Dill, M rs. H a llie ! e r My God to T h e e .” a n d “ B e a u tifu l
c
a
p
ita
l
of
th
e
T
u
rk
is
h
n
a
tio
n
a
lis
ts
,
h
e
r
h u sb a n d , Ja c k T em ple
Ja
co
b
s,
Mrs.
G.
O.
J
a
rv
is
,
Mrs.
E.
Isle
of
S
o
m
e
w
h
e
re
.”
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its la st y e a r s rec o rd , a c c o rd in g to
'a lia r ,"
W ASHINGTON. D. C.. Sept. 20.—
co
llap
sed
ju
s
t
as
th
e
G
reek
s
w
ere
a
t
re p o rts received by R. E. K elly, re p ­ P e il, M rs. p. B. M fhitney, G r a n ts '
T h e re w as a p ro fu sio n of beau ti-1
W > F la c k u s a n d A lden Pow ell,
and C. J. M cN aughton, w ho is d i­
O
pposition
to c o n g re ss m a k in g a n y
re s e n ta tiv e of th e S o u th e rn P a c ific ’s
a s s > y irs ’ R . L - B u rd ic, G ra n ts P a ss, till flo ra l trib u te s of m any a r tis tic i P ro p rie to rs of th e S q u a re D eal groc- th e g a te s of th e city , a c c o rd in g to re c tin g th e show fo r th e E lk s, will
m ove to force open th e sessio n s of
T u rk is h d isp a tc h e s received h ere.
be his chum , F ra n k F u lle r, classed
e x e cu tiv e » d ep artm en t, a n d K. C. I n ­ W 1
i t " : Ca11' MrS' ,1,: Sl' nS' inC,n<“ ng n,eces
«>• • '» »“ > "•
leased
th
e a p p ro a c h in g d is a rm a m e n t c o n ­
th e now va-
T h e G reek s lo st h eav ily in th e e n ­ as a “ biggey lia r ."
g ra m , e d ito r of th e S o u th e rn P a ­ W. A. S hell, M is. J. H. Sugg, M rs., c ity o f Ja c k so n v ille , th e
M edford
Mrs. M iriam
fere
n c e was ex p ressed by S e n a to r
cific b u re a u of new s, w ho a re to u r ­ W. G. H ale. E m m a L . C eder, H a r rie t | A m erican L egion p ost, th e W o m e n ’s , c a n t s to re room in th e S. P. S to n e r g a g e m e n t, m an y w e re k illed a n d F h e p h a rd will be Mrs. F r a n k F u lle r,
U
nderw
ood, d e m o c ratic m em b e r and
A u x ilia ry of th e post, a n d C ra te » I b u ild iu g on N o rth M ahl s tr e e t - £or* w ounded. A l^ rg e a m o u n t of w ar
in g th e O regon te rrito ry , serv ed by R. D ayton, Mrs. H. E. McGee, M rs.
a c clev
ie v er
e r s o u b re tte role, w hich is
c la s s e d » » th e 'F e r r is W heel L a d y .- i h le a i d e r . of „ m th le e re s n e c n e a te , to d a y , follow -
th e ir com pany.
G. H. W ay, M rs. N. H. H a rris o n , L a k e c h a p te r. D a u g h te rs of th e A m - ' raer£y occupied by th e E. N. N o rto n m a te ria l w as le ft b ehind.
a Conference w ith P re sid e n r
T h e c a n n in g in d u s try is u n u s u a lly M rs. J . H. P ro v o st. M rs. C. H. P ie rc e , e ric a n R e v o lu tio n . A m ong th e pieces M otor com pany, fo r a p e rio d of th re e
Miss J u n e W a lto n , who h a s g ain ed H ard in g ,
W ll C H IT A FA LLS. Tex., Sept. 20. p ro fe ssio n a l ex p e rien c e in m ntir,,,
a c tiv e. S ev en ty -fiv e c a rs of c a n n ed M rs. E d w a rd B. A n g ell, M rs. C. W. from a d ista n c e w as one fro m th e
».
y e a rs a c c o rd in g to a u a n n o u n c e m e n t
■The d a rin g of * a sw itch e n g in e i Plc t“ 'e circles in C a lifo rn ia , w ill p la y j se iita tiv e s a t t h 7 co n feren ce ’sè n a "
f r u it w ill be m oved from th e R o gue F ra le y , M rs. W. M. B a rb e r, M rs. A. B e e k m an fam ily of P o r tla n d , fo rm e r
m ad e to d a y by M r. F la c k u s.
R iv e r a n d U m pqua V alley d istric ts . C. B riggs, A nna D. K opp, Mrs. C. re s id e n ts of Ja c k so n v ille .
M r. F la c k u s s ta te s t h a t a l a r g e .. fro m th e m id st of blazin g f r e i g h t , n ia " tic school g irl who is very m uch I " v e ry g lad n ersonallv
H. C h a m b e rla in , B lan ch e E. H ick s.
T he A m erican L egion v e te ra n s ,
(C o n tin u e d on P a g e F o u r)
open hut
,7 7 7
T ’
M rs. G ordon M acC racken. G eo rg ie ; S p a n ish -A m e ric an w a r v e te ra n s a n d m o d e rn g ro cery s to re eq u ip p ed to I c a r s p ro b a b ly saved N o rth W itc h ita in ,ove w ith C ap tain S h a rp e, a v o u n g slonx
» . * th e ° * ‘*M
U . C offee, Mrs. S adie E . H ay n es, s e p a ra te co m p an y A of M edford w ere h a n d le a la rg e v o lu m e o f city and ^ H s from heavy d a m a g e by e x p lo -, E n sH sh m ilita ry o ffic e r th e p a rt nation« » . ’» v
c o u n try tra d e w ll, be in sta lle d . T he »ion. T he tir e s ta r te d in th e " K a ty " I Played by .io h , F in n e ra n .
en c“ ’o he rm i. 'd e
Mrs. A. L. L am b. M rs. L. A. R o b e rts ¡la rg e ly re p re s e n te d a t th e fu n e ra l
new lo catio n w ilt be ofniy a few re p a ir shops, w hich b u rn e d w ith a j
Tw o com edy p a rts t h a t a re a rio t t e r "
* C° nSI
U
m a t-
M rs. P e rc y C heever, Miss G
race
he rs. a c a tiv
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p an H. o e 1 a T re
ll e A pall
m eri- b e a re rs, a ll A m eri-
..
„ t
r ■
p re s e n t *'
lo ca tio n loas of $150,000.
of fun a re th o se o f M rs. J o h n B row n
_
C h u m b e rla in , M rs. C ~ B. L »m kln . can Legion v e te ra n s , w ere C o lo n els d o o rs n ° o r th o ° f ' th e ,',re!Wnt
D r. M attie B. Shaw . Mrs.
M r.
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,» ffum an cyclone, a n d h e r h u sb a n d ,
.. A. R. G reg- G
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rtto n V oorhies a n d P a in e . C a p ta in
?
. ..
W A SH IN GTON. D. C., Sept. 20.— J o h n B row n, a la d ie s ’ h a ird re s s e r.!
o ry . M rs. F. H. W a lk e r, M rs. G r a c e 'R a lp h
C ow gill,
and
L ie u te n a n ts F la c k u s a n d M r. P o w ell a re b o th
w
ell-k
n
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w
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b
u
sin
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ss
m
en
of
A
sh
lan
d
.
:
Dr.
Jo h n P
ingw ood M
a n -' T hey
k e n by
b. D reys, M rs. E. D. P a lm e r. Mrs. F loyd H a rt, B e rt E llio tt a n d C arl Y
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E v ely n H. Dow e. Mrs. Jo h n H. F u l- T en g w ald . T he h o n o ra ry pall b e a r- Mr. F la c k u s h a s en g a g ed in th e gro- or. N. J ., w as se le c te d to d ay by P re s- na He,1m an and “ C h ic k ” F a rlo w .
ler, B ern ice Yao, L iR ie P e te rs o n , e rs. p ro m in e n t c itiz e n s <?f J a c k so n - eery b u sin e ss in th is city fo r th e i id e n t H a rd in g a s m in is te r to D en5 1 T h e c a st o f th e com edy closes,
S u rro u n d e d by th e ir c h ild re n a n d
M innie B eav er, C la ira C, C la rk , Mrs.
p a s t th re e y e a rs, fo rm e rly h a v in g a I m a rk .
Dr. P rin c e is a p r o m i n e n t w iV‘ Ike F rid e g e r as W igson. th e
frie n d s from A sh lan d a n d th e R ogue
(C o n tin u e d on P a g e 4)
lo ca tio n a t F o u r th a u d B s tr e e ts .
e d u c a to r.
I cockney E n g lish a n d very ta la k tiv e
A. M. B eaver, M rs. W a lte r H V rndon,
R iv e r valley. M r. a n d Mrs. A . 'C
■ b u tle r.
M rs. W m. M. B rig g s, M rs. H om er
S p e n c e r c e le b ra te d th e ir golden w ed-
E lh a rt, Mrs. Y. G. M cW illiam s, Mrs
T h e re a lso w ill be tw o e la b o ra te
d in g a n n iv e rs a ry y e s te rd a y a t th e ir
1 he Rev. J. T. A u d erso n , hu sb an d
Y.
P
a
tte
rs
o
n
.
M
rs.
C
liff
B
ond,
Mrs.
rev
u e s s ta g e d t h a t c a rry a c a st of
h o m e on N o rth M ain s tre e t.
o f th e fo rm e r N ona P a c e o f T a len t.
th ir ty people, and fe a tu re p le n ty of h a s n o t re tu rn e d accord ng o prom -
D u rin g th e a fte rn o o n m any frie n d s P. J. L u k e. A n u a E. H a rg ro v e , «Ber­
h “ S aBd
" '» I » w hw l a r r n s t J . w ™ ,
c o n g ra tu la te d th e hap p y p a ir. Mrs. th a E . S aw y er M rs. ,T. J. C o ffm an ,I
p re tty girls,
The e n tire c o stu m in g V ir g in ia .' Mrs. A nderson a rriv e d in
E ric W e rre n an d M iss M abie Bay G ladys A. D e rric k . S te lla J . L e a v itt
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fo r th e p ro d u c tio n is T a le n t S a tu rd a y and will m ake h er
s a n g a n d p layed, a n d a new c e re ­
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Ron m y ste rio u sly d is a p p e a re d about
THAT WKH
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h a n d lin g the- show fo r th e E lk s.
S a ra h J. W a lk e r. L. H. F. K lum . D. A p p leg ate. M rs. E .J. V an Sqnt.
a m o n th ago, and a f t e r a long se arc h
<0 CAST ME
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t h J ' ‘“ | . E lk r
» a » lo ca ted in th e e a st,
M ary G ru b b , Mr. a n d M rs. C h a rle s
C oncerning
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P u r p le F la s h e s ” is to be th e ,h e in c id e n t, w hich is
G a n ie rre , Mr. a n d Mrs. G eorge N oble,
j m e m c ia e n i, w nicn is co n sid ered
<0 HAVE'EM
ev en t of th e season.
M r. a n d M rs. G. F. B illin g s. Mr. and
i closed, as fa r a s Coos co u n ty is con-
M rs. V. V. M ills, Mr. a n d Mrs. R alp h
I c e m e d , th e M arsh field News has th e
B illin g s. E. K. H all, J a n e tte W ilson,
i fo llo w in g to sa y :
B essie E lh a rt, Mrs. W . I. N. S hrin-
" J e s s e T. A nderson did n o t re tu rn
e r, L lo y d S h rin e r, M rs. A. W. H e r­
to M arsh field to d ay , n o r did he send
b e rt, M illard W. G rubb. M abie Bay,
a n y w o rd to M rs. A n d erso n , o r to
Dr. F . M. M oxon h a s re lin q u ish e d
W illia m L in d say , Mr. a n d M rs. Geo.
! th e d is tric t a tto rn e y , Ben S. F ish e r,
his
p ra c tic e of m ed icin e a n d su rg e ry
C. S p en cer, Mr. an d M rs. P e te r L.
j Mrs. A n d e rso n ’s tim e lim it fo r his
S p e n c e r and fam ily , M rs. H. A. in A sh la n d a n d has le ft th e c ity fo r
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r e tu r n w as to d ay , a n d w ith his fall-
He has a c ce p ted a n a p ­
S p e n c e r a n d fam ily. W in n ifre d S pen­ C a lifo rn ia .
p,
u re to com e y e ste rd a y , sh e com -
c e r. Mr. and Mrs. D onald S pencer p o in tm e n t on th e m ed ical s k iff of
d rtv
?
»' f P roniinR Red C ross m enced p a c k in g h e r goods to m ove
d r h e to « ta r t n a tio n a lly N ovem ber them to T a len t, w here sh e will re-
a n d fam ily . Mrs. W. A. L ong a n d one of th e la r g e s t h o s p ita ls in th e
SPU N M ;
6¿>SHÍ I PLANTEO
c h ild re n ^ J. M. S pencer. M ary E . , San F ra n c is c o Bay d is tric t.
SCUSS< d y e s te rd a y a fte r- j side, on re tu r n in g th e re , s ta r tin g to-
ÜûûNOER.
WHERE
OVER A AEC* OF
Im m e d ia te a c ce p tan c e of th e op­
S pencer.
hn a U, ' ,l ’lle e tin g of tlle ex e cu tiv e ; m orro w m orn in g . And since th e in-
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R’l t 1' ? h.1 l 0 C a l c!la£)ter a t th e c id e n t seem s closed so f a r a s M
A den C. S p en cer a n d Isa b e lle P o r ­ p o rtu n ity w as d e m a n d e d , a n d th e
perfectly G ood
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t e r S p en cer w ere m a rrie d a t O ttaw a.
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POTATOES s o M t-
. . . 7 , ’y
r s ‘ S' B ‘ M ears- c o u n ty c ern ed , th is a rtic le clo ses to d a y ’s
K a n .. S e p te m b e r 18. 1870. A fte r a Moxon, w ith h e r son, S pencer, w ill t
UÔHERE AßOONP
ai>,’ aDd M r8' S c h e fflin - hom e new s w ith a s ta te m e n t fro m Mrs.
c o u p le of y e a rs resid en ce in K a n ­ rem a in a t th e 1 V endom e a p a rtm e n ts
‘ erT |Ce cireC t°,r ’ ,b° th ° f M e d fo rd - I A nd erso n , w ho w as in th e o ffice ju st
s a s. lo sin g a b o u t a ll th e y h ad by a fo r a s h o rt tim e, to te r m in a te t h e ,
d
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now h isto ric g ra s s h o p p e r raid!, th e y ;
en
V th e M€,dford w om - A n d e rso n d id n o t h a v e m uch to say.
c am e w est to A sh la n d in 1874, w h ere jo in Dr. M oxon s h o rtly a t , th e ir f u ­
tu
re
hom
e
in
B
erkeley,
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itia
l s ta r t o f p la n s fo r; b u t s h e w a n te d h e r friend» to feel
M r. S p e n c e r h ad com e f ir s t w ith h ls j
cai C° Un/ 311 1<>Cal d riv e ‘ T h e ,0 ’ a s s u re d t h a t she w as v ery g ra te fu l
f a th e r , H. E. S pencer, w ho hom e­
P H IL A D E L P H IA . P a., Sept. 19.—
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R ed C r° 8S w ,1 ,! f o r eTery h e ,P th e y e x te n d e d h e r in
s te a d e d th e lan d th a t is now s o u th -j
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c o m m itte e a t a ; th e a ffa ir. M rs. A n d erso n sa id she
e a s t A sh lan d .
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te
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n
is
c
h
a
m
p
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sh
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h is e a rly boyhood on th e sto ck ra n g e s
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" eXt Week‘ T h ® w ould leave h e re ln th e m o rn in g and
he d e fe a te d W allace J o h n s to n 6-1
d e fin ite p la n s to be m ad e by th e , w ould re s id e a t T a le n t, w h e re any-
J
6-3, 6-1.
(G o n tin u e d on P a g e 4)
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“ " » « w « ' l a le r ib o d y » h o denirod to c o m m u n ic a te
by th e lo ca l c h a p te r.
h e r M u |a
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LOR ‘PURPLE SHOW’,
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w a te r helps.
ASHLAND, OREGON, TUESDAY, SEPTÊS î BÈR 2o7l921
Reduce Freight
Rates 18 Per Cent
On Pacific Coast
ESPEE OFFICIAL
JM A LARIA Germs cannot survive
* • three months in the rich olone
at Ashland.
T h e p u re d om estic
DCSl
Grocery To Have
Mew Store; Lease
Golden Wedding
Anniversary At
Spencer Home
o w
Wife of Missing
Pastor Arrives
At Talent Home
u ii
T h e E n d o f a P e rfe c t D a y
D. F. M. Moxon
Accepts Position
'Frisco Hospital
Plans Made For
County Red Cross
Drive November 11
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