A shland D aily T idings
( I n te r n a tio n a l N ew s W ire S e rv ic e )
VOLUM E
3
CBucceaaor to the Semi-Weekly Tidings, Voi. 4 3 )
A SH LA N D , OREGON,
T U E S D A Y , D E C E M B E R 6, 1921
N o. 81
HARDING ASKS INDUSTRIAL REGULATION
DUSE MOHAMMED ALI
FLO RENCE
108
HOME
POOLE
GIVES
iE DRIVER OF
DEATH CAR WITH
MANSLAUGHTER
DEMONSTRATIONS
TO 8140 PEOPLE DURING TH E
Y E A R ; TR AVELS 6058 M ILES. i
H ou sew ives Save $ 1 2 2 2 .4 4 by Mak
in g d o th J n g U nder Dir»*etion of
D em onstration A gent; $ 8 2 0 Saved;
P urhasing H ousehold Goods.
D u rin g th e y e a r 1921 th e hom e
d e m o n s tra tio n a g e n t, Miss F lo re n c e
P o o le, h a s had 422 people call a t
h e r o ffice fo r in fo rm a tio n o r help
In ho m e w o rk ; 355 te le p h o n e calls;
h a s w ritte n 486 le tte r s re g a rd in g
w o rk ; a n d h a s given o u t upon re
q u e s t 680 b u lle tin s , le a fle ts an d
p rin te d m a tte r . In th is tim e sh e h as
madfe 189 hom e v isits, given 103
ta lk s o r d e m o n s tra tio n s w ith an a t
te n d a n c e of 3140 people, held fif
te e n tr a in in g c la sse s a n d tra in e d 146
lo ca l le a d e rs. She h as had 327 con
fe re n c e s w ith 708 people a n d has
519 fa m ilie s a d o p tin g s u g g e stio n s on
o n e o r m o re of th e fo llow ing s u b
je c ts : food p re p a ra tio n , n u tritio n
a n d p re s e rv a tio n ; c lo th in g , g a rm e n t
c o n s tru c tio n , rem o v al of sta in s , re n o
v a tin g a n d c le a n in g , d re ss fo rm s,
c h ild r e n 's c lo th in g , an d m illin e ry ;
h o m e im p ro v e m e n t, c le a n in g floors,
w a lls, etc., a rr a n g e m e n t o f w o rk in g
sp a ce s and* h e ig h ts of w o rk in g s u r
faces, se p tic ta n k s , w a te r, h e a tin g
a n d lig h tin g sy ste m s; hom e c o n v en
ien ces,
c a n n in g ,
e q u ip m e n t
and
h o u se h o ld a c c o u n tin g ; ch ild w elfare,
n u tr itio n a n d c lo th in g . In c a rry in g
on th is w ork she h a s tra v e le d 6653
m iles.
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T h e e s tim a te d sa v in g is th e w om
e n ’s ow n e s tim a te . B esides th is pat-
. te r n s fo r c h ild re n ’s c lo th in g have
been given to w om en, p a tte rn s a l
te re d fo r w om en, fin ish e s a n d d e c o
ra tiv e s titc h e s ta u g h t to m any.
S u m m ary o f C h ild W elfa r e
N u m b e r o f c o m m u n ities, child
feed in g , 7; n u m b e r of w om en e n ro ll
ing c h ild re n , 171; n u m b e r o f c h il
d re n e n ro lled , 2 2 3 ; n u m b e r of child
clin ics, 6; n u m b e r o f follow -up
m ee tin g s, 16; n u m b e r o f fam ilies
fee d in g c h ild re n accordHng to in
s tru c tio n s o f hom e d e m o n s tra tio n
(C o n tin u e d on P a g e 4)
L loyd E lw ood, M edford m an , a n d
Duse Mohammed Ali, editor of Af
rica and Orient, of London, arriving
in New York, told reporters he repre
sented a $25,000,000 trading company,
organized to export vegetable oils and
fats from the west coast of Africa.
Irish Peace Is
Approved; Ulster
To Decide Fate
IR IS H TO M A IN T A IN A R M Y AND
NAVY; RECOGNIZE K IN G
GEORGE AS R U LE R
LONDON, Dec. 6.— T h e B ritish
c a b in e t h as u n a n im o u sly a p p ro v ed
th e Iris h peace s e ttle m e n t rea c h e d
h e re e a rly to d ay by th e B ritish a n d
Sinn F e in d e le g a te s.
I t is u n d e rs to o d t h a t U ls te r will
h av e th e o p tio n or m a in ta in in g h e r
p re s e n t s ta tu s , b u t it is p roposed to"
a p p o in t a com m ission to lim it th e
b o u n d a rie s of T u ro n e a n d F o rm a n -
ach c o u n tie s. T h e Sinn F e in claim s
th e se c o u n tie s w holly o r in p a rt on
th e g ro u n d of lik e p o litic a l b eliefs.
T he Iris h fre e s ta te w ill enjoy
w ide a u to n o m o u s pow ers, in c lu d in g
th e pow er to levy ta r iff s a g a in s t all
n a tio n s , In clu d in g E n g la n d a n d U l
ste r.
G re a t B rita in w ill w ith d ra w h e r
m ilita ry forces from Ire la n d a s soon
as possible.
T he Iris h w ill a c claim a lle g ia n c e
to K ing G eorge a s th e h e a d of th e
asso c ia tio n of n a tio n s fo rm in g th e
B ritish co m m o n w e a lth .
In te rn e d Sinn F ein p ris o n e rs w ill
be rele ase d .
Ire la n d w ill be given
a u th o r ity to e sta b lish an a rm y in
p ro p o rtio n to its p o p u la tio n . G re a t
B rita in w ill m a k e an a d ju s tm e n t for
th e p a st o v e r-ta x a tio n a n d Ire la n d
w ill allow fo r d a m a g e to B ritis h
p ro p e rty d u rin g th e p a st th re e y e a rs.
Ire la n d w ill p e rm it th e u se of h e r
h a rb o rs fo r B ritish w a rsh ip s a j d is
p e rm itte d to b e g in b u ild in g sh ip s
fo r th e p ro te c tio n o f h e r c u sto m s
a n d fish e rie s.
'Don't Miss Our Byways,' Slogan
Of Prof. Vining At Grants Pass
Chamber of Commerce Luncheon
G R A N TS PA SS, O r., Dec. 6.— |
•’You h a r e seen o u r h ig h w a y s— d o n ’t
auias o u r b y w a y s !”
T h e ab o v e a s a slo g a n fo r a ll of
S o u th e rn O reg o n w as p roposed by
li »ing E. V in ing, s p e a k e r a t a c h a m
b e r of co m m e rc e lu n ch eo n h e re y es
te r d a y . A nd in su p p o rt o f th e idea,
t h e m an fro m A sh lan d proceeded to j
p ic tu re in glo w in g te rm s th e th in g s
t h a t n a tu r e h a s placet upon th e by
w ays to a tt r a c t a n d to e d u c a te th e
s ig h ts e e r.
H e u rg e d t h a t e ach c o m m u n ity
m a k e th e m ost of th e w o n d e rfu l as-
». rs t h a t »w ere d istin c tly th e com -
i .u n ity ’s, b u t th a t it w as only
th ro u g h c o -o p e ra tio n , n o t th e play-
•ng of o n e c o m m u n ity o r one a tt r a c
tio n a g a in s t a n o th e r, th a t re a l pro-
■ i : 9s co u ld be g a in e d . “ N a tu re o u t-
«¡1.1 h e rs e lf w hen s h e p a in te d th is
w o n d e rfu l p ic tu re o f S outhern. O re-
> on ,” sa id M r. V in in g . A nd th e n he
pro ceed ed . In w o rd s th a t e sta b lish e d
an -w b is p lace a s a n o r a to r , to d e
sc rib e th e w o n d e rs of th e d is tric t,
g iv in g to e a c £ lo ca lity its d istin c tiv e
I
SIR MAURICE HANKEY
Fair Opens Tomorrow;
Elwood On $5,000 B ondia
OF YEAR’S WORK
MISS
&
scenic fe a tu re , to G ra n ts P a ss th e
R ogue a n d th e O regon C aves; to
M edford C ra te r L a k e ; to K la m a th
F a lls th e lava beds a n d th e ice caves,
and to A sh lan d th e m o u n ta in a n d
L a k e o ’ W oods, a ll b ein g g ro u p ed
in th e p ic tu re so e n tra n c in g ly p a in t
ed by D am e N a tu re . And he u rg e d
p a rtic u la rly th a t e a ch c o m m u n ity
h av e one day each seaso n se t a sid e
to c e le b ra te th e fe a tu re s t h a t w ere
p a rtic u la r to th e locality . T h is, he
in siste d , w as n e c essa ry t h a t o u r ow n
people m ig h t know th e ir c o u n try a n d
so te ll th e tra v e le r w h a t wa9 h e re
for him .
“ T h e re is a g r e a te r h ig h w ay th a n
th e o n e paved fo r th e tr a f f ic ,” sa id
th e sp e a k e r. “ T h e re is th e H ighw ay
o f Good W ill, a n d it is th e h ig h w ay
t h a t we people of S o u th e rn O regon
s h o u ld c o n s ta n tly tra v e l. W e a t th e
h e a d o f th e valley a r e rea d y to s ta r t
th e tra v e l a lo n g th e h ig h w a y o f good
w ill, a n d It sh o u ld be p resse d on a n d
on th ro u g h o u r lan d o f flo w ers a n d
s u n s h in e till i t re a c h e s th e iceb erg s
o f th e fro z e n n o r th .”
em ploye of th e A. W . W a lk e r A u to
Exhibit Buildings Are Ready For
Ashland's Winter Fair Crowds
Tomorrow morning the Ashland Winter Fair officially opens
its triple doors—Armory, Natatorium and Smith’s barn. The
exhibition will continue the remainder of the week, with even
ing as well as day sessions, closing with a big carnival and
dance Saturday night.
T h is is th e second a g r ic u ltu r a l ex
co m p an y of t h a t city , w as c h a rg e d p o sitio n w hich A sh la n d h a s a tte m p t
w ith m a n s la u g h te r la te y e s te rd a y a f ed, th e o th e r b e in g held a y e a r ago
te rn o o n , fo llo w in g th e v e rd ic t of a a n d p ro v in g su c h a g re a t success
c o ro n e r’s ju ry c h a rg in g him with, t h a t e v ery b o d y is in te re s te d in th is
fa ilu re to o b serv e th e s ta te tra ffic y e a r ’s fa ir. T h a t it w ill be b ig g er!
law s in c id e n t to a n a c c id e n t on th e a n d b e tte r th a n th e o n e h eld h e re ]
P a c ific h ig h w ay S undby m o rn in g in la s t y e a r in a lm o st ev e ry w ay is an
w hich F r e d R. H a rtz e ll, of E u g en e, ack n o w led g e d fact. T h re e b u ild in g s,
w as ru n dow n a n d k ille d by a c a r in ste a d of one, a re re q u ire d to h ouse
d riv e n by E lw ood.
Zv
LEA
9ï
FOR
TR IB U N A L
IN T E R
PRETED AS ENDORSEMENT OF
KAXSAS
PLAN;
IN D U STR IA L
COURT
NOT D E F IN IT E .
P resident P oints Out Need of F lex
ible T ariff
L egislation ; Urges
H ighway B uilding us Fa«-tor In
Spreading Population to Country.
W A SH IN G TO N , D. C., Dec. 6.—
S tre ssin g th e g re a t a n d fa r-re a c h in g
c o n trib u tio n w hich th e A m erican
people m u st be p re p a re d to m ak e to
Lieut. Col. Maunce Hankey Is to be
one of the military advisers of the w ard econom ic a u d fin a n c ia l a d ju s t
British delegation in the arms confer m en t of a w orld s till s ta g g e rin g u n
d e r th e d iso rd e re d co n d itio n s be
ence. He represents the air forces.
q u e a th e d by w ar, P re s id e n t H a rd in g
to d ay voiced a solem n w a rn in g in
th e m essage he d e liv e re d in person
to co n g ress.
“ No p e rm a n e n t r e a d
ju s tm e n ts ,” sa id H a rd in g , “ can be
e ffe c te d w ith o u t c o n sid e ra tio n of
o u r in esc a p ab le re la tio n s h ip to th e
w orld a ff a ir s in fin an ce and* tr a d e .”
He d e c la re d th a t b o th c o rp o ra
tio
n s an d la b o r u n io n s sh o u ld be
ARM AM EN T P A R L E Y F A IL S TO
re g u la te d a n d su p e rv ised in th e in
DISCOURAGE E N G IN E E R S
te re s ts of pu b lic w e lfa re . T h e p re s i
d
e n t su g g e ste d quaH l-judicial tr ib u
IN WAR W ORK
n als to s e ttle la b o r d isp u tes.
H is s ta te m e n t c o n c e rn in g c a p ita l
BA LTIM O R E, M<J., Dec. 6.— P ro b cau sed a m ild s e n sa tio n , and hi9 s u g
lem s of ch e m ica l w a rfa re loom ed as g estio n o f a trib u n a l to s e ttle d is
th e o u ts ta n d in g fe a tu re of th e fo u r p u tes w as in te rp re te d by m any as
te e n th a n n u a l m e e tin g of th e A m er an e n d o rse m e n t of th e K a n sa s in
ican I n s titu te of C hem ical E n g i d u s tr ia l c o u rt p lan , a lth o u g h th e
n e e rs, w hich opened to d ay a t th e p re s id e n t's s ta te m e n ts a lo n g th a t
E m e rso n h o tel here.
D espite th e line w ere r a th e r in d e fin ite .
close p ro x im ity ot th e a rm a m e n ts i H a rd in g p o in te d o u t th e im p e ra
. p a rle y a t W a sh in g to n all m in d s h e re tiv e need of e la stic aud flexible t a r
w ere c e n te re d on th e sym posium to iff leg isla tio n , e n a b lin g th e p re si
be held today on ‘ chem ical e u g in e e r- d e n t, th ro u g h th e fe d e ra l ta r if f com
! ing a u d n a tio n a l d e fe n s e .”
m ission, to m eet c h a n g in g tra d e a n d
T o m o rro w th e d e le g a te s a n d th e ir in d u s tria l
c o n d itio n s
h e re
and
g u e sts w ill in sp e c t th e E dgew ood , a b ro a d .
n a tio n a l a rs e n a l, w h ere B rig ad ie r-;
He urged a “ g e n e ra l policy of
G e n e ral A m os A. F rie s, c h ie f of t h e ' tra n s p o rta tio n , o f d is trib u te d indus-
I c h e m ica l w a rfa re serv ice, will «.«»- try , an d of h ig h w a y c o n strm d io n to
; liv e r a s h o rt a d d re s s on th e s u b je c t 1 e n c o u ra g e th e sp re a d of p o p u latio n
j of c h em ical w a rfa re .
Only A m e r i - a n d th e re s to ra tio n of p ro p e r bal-
i can c itiz e n s will be allo w ed to m a k e ja n c e betw een th e city a n d th e couu-
i tills trip .
tr y .”
On T h u rs d a y th e q u e stio n of ch em -
T he p re sid e n t a d v o cated a f u rth e r
¡ic a l e n g in e e rin g a n d n a tio n a l d e-; rev e n u e rev isio n , expansion of th e
fen se will a g a in be ta k e n up. R ay- A m erican m e rc h a n t m a rin e , e a rly
m ond F. Bacon w ill d isc u ss “ F u tu r e I e n a c tm e n t of th e fo re ig n fu n d in g
W a rf a re ,” an d B en jam in T. B ro o k s] bill, e n c o u ra g e m e n t of a g ric u ltu ra l
Chemists Discuss
Warfare; Annual
Convention Today
T h e c h a rg e , it th e n u m e ro u s e x h ib its.
An e x te n
w as le a rn e d a t th e d is tr ic t a t t o r sive liv esto ck a n d a u to
show h a s
n e y ’s office th is m o rn in g , w as p re b e e n a d d ed a n d a g ric u ltu ra l le c tu re s
fe rre d by J , J . M cM ahon, d e p u ty
a n d d isc u ssio n m ad e a r e g u la r fe a
T i j-rfi
s ta te tra f fic o ffic e r, w ho a p p re h e n d
tu
re
of
th
e
fa
ir.
ed E lw ood a f t e r th e la tte r had failed
T h e o n ly c h a n g e m ad e in th e pol
to sto p a t th e tim e of th e tra g e d y .
E lw ood, w ho is a b o u t th irty -fiv e icy of m a n a g e m e n t h,as b een th e j
y e a rs o ld a n d h as a w ife a n d fam ily c h a rg in g th is y e a r of a n ad m issio n
in M edford, is a t lib e rty on $5000 fee of tw e n ty -fiv e c e n ts. I t is A sh
I love m y c o u n tr y ’s ro ck s a n d
bail. H is tr ia l w ill p ro b ab ly be held la n d ’s fa ir an d d e se rv in g of th e
rills
an d feign w o u ld m ove from
it w as s ta te d , d u rin g F e b r u a r y of h e a rty s u p p o rt of th e g e n e ra l p u b
off h e r h ills th e b illb o ard a d s for
next y e a r. H e w ill Ge given a p re lic. .
liv e r pills. I love to gaze on som e
lim in a ry h e a rin g th is w eek.
I t h a s fin a lly been d ecid ed t h a t |
old b a rn th a t s ta n d s by wood or
T he a c c id e n t o c c u rre d a t V o o rh ies th e e x h ib it o f la r g e r liv esto ck a t th e
ro ck o r ta rn .
I love its cu rv es
c ro ssin g , th re e m iles s o u th of M ed W in te r F a ir will be h eld in th e S m ith
a n d g ra c e fu l lin es, its w e a th ere d
fo rd , a t 3 o ’clock S u n d ay m o rn in g , liv ery b a rn on M ill s tr e e t, as no
b o a rd s from o a k s a n d plues.
I
w hen b o th H a r tz e ll’s a n d E lw o o d ’s sh e d s o r te n ts w ill be p u t up th is
p a rtie s w ere r e tu r n in g fro m a d an ce y ear.
love its silo, c rib s a n d m ow s; its
a t K in g s b u ry S p rin g s, e a s t of A sh
P ly m o u th R ocks a n d b rin d le cows
S eason tic k e ts w ill be sold a t
lan d . E. B. G a b ria l, c o m p a n io n of fifty c e n ts ; c h ild re n , tw e n ty -fiv e
— my fa rm -b o rn h e a rt w ith p le a
H a rtz e ll, c la im s th e d ead m an w as c e n ts. T h e fo llo w in g p rizes w ill be
s u re sw ells w hen I in h a le its rich,
h u rle d th irty -fiv e o r fo rty fe e t by given to th e h igh school s tu d e n ts
rip e sm ells. B ut, O! I h a te to see
th e c a r, c a u sin g a lm o s t in s ta n t se llin g th e la rg e s t n u m b e r of season
its back exposed to ro ad o r ra il
d e a th .
E lw ood c la im s t h a t he be tic k e ts : F i r s t — b e st w rist w atch in
w ay tra c k , in g la rin g p a in t give
lieved th e c a r h a d s tru c k a dog, giv th e sto re , O. H. Jo h n s o n , je w e le r;
d b u b tfu l dope on so m e o n e 's d o u
ing t h a t a s his re a so n fo r n o t s to p se co n d — te n d o lla rs in gold, F ir s t; b le-actio n soap, o r u rg e re lie f
ping.
from h u m a n ills by ch ew in g six
N a tio n a l B a n k ; t h ir d — b est p a ir of
If co n victed of th e m a n s la u g h te r shoes in th e s to re , Boot Shop.
A ro u n d
; tee n h o rse p o w e r pills.
c h a rg e , E lw ood m ay be given a p r i
yon
c
u
rv
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th
e
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n
g
in
e
scoots,
and
T h e liv esto ck w ill be ju d g e d by
son s e n te n c e of fro m one to fifte e n P ro f. E. B. F itts , C o rv a llis; p o u ltry ,
w ayw orn tra v e le rs p ress th e ir
y ears.
fn o o ts a g a in s t th e d u s ty w in
B. F . K eeney, E u g e n e ; f ru its a n d
d o w p an es, w h ile tire d eyes and
v e g e ta b le s. P ro f. F. C. R eim er, T a l
HIGH SCHOOL INSTITUTE
w eary b ra in s d rin k in th e peace of
en t.
h ills a n d p lain s, f o rg e ttin g c a re s
T h e 8 o ’clock ev e n in g p ro g ra m s
will ta lk a b o u t “ T he C h lo rin e In d u s- d ev elo p m en t by a d e q u a te d ls trib u -
A so -called local h ig h school in s ti
a n d lack of ca sh , th e y gaze on
w ill be a s follow s: W ed n esd ay , b an d
try a s an E sse n tia l F a c to r in o u r Na- tiou of m a rk e tin g fac ilitie s for a g rt-
tu te will be held a t M edford high
fie ld s of su c co ta sh . G reen g ro w i tio n a ] D efe n se .”
m u sic a n d m ale q u a r te t; sp e ak in g .
¡ c u ltu re p ro d u c ts, tlie revision of th e
school D ecem ber 10, o p e n in g in th e
I n v ita tio n s h a v e been e x te n d e d to
C h lo rin e is th e gas th a t th e G er- ex istin g schem e of a d ju s tin g fre ig h t
in g g ro v es w h e re d ry a d s ro o st,
a ssem b ly h a ll a t 10 o ’clock in th e
M ayor B a k e r, o f P o r tla n d ; M ayor
m an s let loose on th e C a n a d ia n s a t r a te s w ith a d e q u a te le g isla tio n to
a u d b a b b lin g b ro o k s th e ir s p irits
m o rn in g .
G ates a n d S e n a to r T h o m as, o f M ed b o o st. To keep th e se h a u n ts for
Y pres in 1915, in a u g u r a tin g m o d ern m eet se rio u s ra ilro a d problem s, con-
D u rin g th e m o rn in g th e sessio n s
fo rd , a n d o th e rs . T h u rs d a y , th e L a
g re ssio n a l a p p ro p ria tio n s to p u r-
n ym phs a n d P a n , th e b illio u s b ill c h em ical w a rfa re .
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HAZ K IK .
v a rio u s c h a irm e n chosen, a t th e a n
T h e c h a ra c te rs w ill be— o r supposed
in d u strie s .
On S a tu rd a y tlie dele- p ro h ib it th e issu a n c e of ta x -fre e se-
n u a l co u n ty in s titu te . In th e a f t e r
i g a te s will visit W a sh in g to n .
to be— th e le a d in g c itiz e n s o f Ash-
c u ri ties.
noon a b u sin e ss session of th e p r in lan d .
T h is p ro d u c tio n p ro m ises to CHINESE¡ D E L E G A T E S
cip als a n d high school te a c h e rs club
TH R E A TE N PA RLEY
occasion m uch m e rrim e n t.
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Will be h eld , follow ed by a n a d d re s s
BY RESIGNATION ;
by th e o rc h e s tra . F rid a y , m usic by
by P ro fe s s o r S h eld o n , of th e s ta te
W A SH IN G TO N , D. C , Dec. 6.— •
th e h ig h school b an d , a n d speeches
u n iv e rsity . I t is u n u s u a l good fo r
by P ro f. G. A. B riscoe, of A sh lan d , C o n d itio n s w ith in th e in n e r c irc le of.
tu n e t h a t D ean S h eld o n can be s e
R e p re s e n ta tiv e Ben S heldon, a n d G. th e C h in ese d e le g a tio n to th e d is
c u re d a t th is tim e.
H. M ansfield, M edford.
S a tu rd a y , a rm a m e n t co n fe re n ce h av e becom e;
A ll te a c h e rs of th e co u n ty a r e w el c a rn iv a l a n d v au d ev ille, fe a tu rin g ao tu rb u le n t as to c o n s titu te a m en-
com e. L ik ew ise a ll w ho a re in te r som e of th e lea d in g c e le b ritie s of ace to th e success of th e co n fe re n ce
e ste d in su ch in s titu te w ork.
th e d a y ; th e fam o u s ju b ile e s in g e rs Itself.
T h o se te a c h e rs d e s irin g to se cu re of d a rk e s t A fric a ; g re a te s t saxo-!
F o llo w in g closely on th e re sig n a -i
By C. E. BA ILEY
ly a tte n d e d A sh lan d high school.
a p ro fe ssio n a l c e rtific a te can fu lfil ph o n e p la y e r o f A m e ric a; b est vocal- H o n of D r. T y au , s e c re ta ry of th e
(S p ecial C o rresp o n d e n c e )
R aym ond E. B adger, w ho g r a d u
th e r e q u ire m e n ts of a tte n d a n c e a t a ists a n d im p e rso n a to rs ; c o n c lu d in g C h in ese d e le g a tio n , y e ste rd a y d u e to '
OREGO N A G R IC U LTU R A L COL- a te d from O regon A g ric u ltu ra l col-
local in s titu te by b e in g p re s e n t on w ith a n o ld -fa sh io n e d dance.
re s e n tm e n t a t th e tre a tm e n t accord- i LE G E , C o rv allis, O r., Dec. 6.— A sh -¡le g e la st y ear, is now a n in s tr u c to r
S atu rd ay ..
L iv esto ck ju d g in g w ill begin im ed to C h in ese p ro b lem s, c am e th re e lan d has tw e n ty -o n e s tu d e n ts o u t of in a n im a l h u sb a n d ry a t th e college,
A c a fe te ria lu n ch e o n w ill p r o b m e d ia te ly a f t e r th e o p e n in g of th e m ore re s ig n a tio n s a m o n g th e h ig h e r th e 3400 s tu d e n ts now re g iste re d a t B adger w as p ro m in e n t in s tu d e n t ac-
ab ly be s e jv e d a t noon by th e g irls fa ir. T h u rs d a y m o rn in g in th e Ar-! a d v iso rs of th e d e le g a tio n . T he re-! th e O regon A g ric u ltu ra l college.I tiv itie s a n d a m em b er of th e A lpha
of th e M edford h tg n school hom e m ory th e r e w ill be le c tu re s on poul- sig n in g d e le g a te s a re : G e n e ral H u- M any of th e s e s tu d e n ts a re prom i- Z e ta, n a tio n a l h o n o ra ry f r a te r n ity in
econom ics d e p a rtm e n t.
try a n d f ru it gro w in g . F rid a y m o rn - a n g F u , Chow T si-C hi, and* A d m iral n e n t in s tu d e n t a c tiv itie s.
a g ric u ltu re , an d L a m b a Chi A lpha,
Ashland Students Are Prominent
In Activities At 0. A. C.; Violet
Herbert Leads Journalism Class
Old Tim er Visits—
J . F. W isn e r p assed th ro u g h A sh
la n d y e s te rd a y on his w ay fro m A b
e rd e e n , W a sh ., to S o u th e rn C a lifo r
n ia. M r. W isn e r, th ir ty y e a rs ago,
lived in th e A p p le g a te c o u n try , a n d
h as n o t v isited A sh la n d sin ce t h a t
tim e till y e s te rd a y , w hen h e a n d his
fam ily p u t in th e d ay lo o k in g over
L ith ia p a rk .
H e m a rv e ls a t th e
c h a n g e s th a t h a v e ta k e n p lace since
his la s t v isit h e re . H e is sto p p in g
w ith his co u sin , G ene H oxey, on
P a lm a v e n u e.
L a s t T u e sd a y M r.
W isn e r a tte n d e d th e s ix ty -th ird a n
n iv e rs a ry o f h is f a th e r a n d m o th e r
a t S alem . T hey w ill leav e f o r th e
s o u th to m o rro w .
in g th e r e will be a m e e tin g of farm - T sai-Y in g -K an , c h ie f fin a n c ia l ad-
C h a rle s B u rto n W in n e, so p h o m o re He was also a m em b e r of th e sto ck
e rs fo r g e n e ra l d iscu ssio n .
A t 2 visor.
j in m ec h a n ic a l e n g in e e rin g , is a m em - ju d g in g team fo r th re e y e a rs.
o ’clock in th e a f te r n o o n - th e r e w ill;
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h e r of tlie ’v a rs ity fo o tb all tea m .
V iolet H e rb e rt, p o st g ra d u a te in
be a le c tu re by P ro f. F. C. R e im e r ., W A SH IN GTON, D. C.,
Dec. 6.— W in n e fo rm e rly played on th e Ash- hom e econom ics, is lead in g In th e
S a tu rd a y fo renoon th e r e w ill be a ! A pproval of a d v a n ce s a g g re g a tin g lan d high school team . T h is Is W in - , e le m e n ta ry
in d u s tr ia l
jo u rn a lis m
ju d g in g c o n te st by schools, a n d in m o re th a n $ 6 ,5 0 0 ,0 0 0 Is
a n n o u n c ed n e ’s f irs t y e a r on th e ’v a rs ity team c o n te st fo r m a te ria l pu b lish ed . Miss
th e a fte rn o o n , m ee tin g s of o r g a n i- .b y th e w a r fin a n c e c o rp o ra tio n . Ag- a n d it is p red ic te d th a t he will de- V iolet h a s 156 in ch es to h e r c re d it
r ic u ltu r a l a n d liv esto ck lo an s of $ 6 ,-,v e lo p in to a v alu ab le p lay er. W inne a t th e p re s e n t tim e.
zatio n s.
420,000
w ere d is tr ib u te d a m o n g is a n u n d e rs tu d y of “ G a p ” P ow ell
E lm e r E. B agley, se n io r in a g r i
P o r tla n d S p e a k e r C o m in g—
tw e n ty -fo u r s ta te s , in c lu d in g Ne- a t fu llb a ck a n d will be a big help in , c u ltu re , w as a d v e rtis in g m a n a g e r on
T h e W in te r F a ir c o m m itte e t h is i b r a s k a ,
C olorado,
A rizona,
New, fillin g th e hole left by P ow ellÄ la s t y e a r ’s B eaver a n n u a l. T he B ea
a fte rn o o n receiv ed fro m J u liu s M e lr,! M exico, O regon, Iow a, S o u th D ako- j g ra d u a tio n
ver is th e o ffic ia l co llege y e a r hook,
c h a irm a n of th e P o rtla n d 1925 ex ta , Id a h o , U tah , N evatte a n d T exas. , E rn e s t V icto r A b b ott, se n io r in I W . D. W h ittle , so p h o m o re in mo-
T h e c o rp o ra tio n a lso a n n o u n c e d a g ric u ltu re , Is re g a rd e d a s one of th e I c h a n ic a l e n g in e e rin g , is one o f th e
p o sitio n , a te le g ra m a n n o u n c in g th a t
J o h n E. G ra tk e , is lea v in g th e r e th is th a t a new liv e sto c k loan
com pany b e st d e b a te rs in college. A b b o tt has e ig h t m en co m posing th is y e a r ’s de-
e v e n in g fo r A sh lan d , fo r th e p u rp o se h a s been e sta b lish e d in
M ontana re p re s e n te d th e co llege in a n u m b e r b a tin g sq u a d . A tea m of fo u r will be
o f sp e a k in g to m o rro w n ig h t a t th e w ith a n a u th o riz e d c a p ita l
sto ck of of im p o rta n t d e b a te s. It is said h e, picked from th e sq u a d to re p re s e n t
opening of the Winter Fair at the $500,000 and will be doing business w ill be a lik e ly c a n d id a te fo r th is ______ _______________________________
within tyn days
Armory.
y e a r ’s ’v a rs ity tea m . A b b o tt io rm e r-
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