Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970, February 16, 1922, Image 1

9HLAND climat#, without th# aid
of medicine, cures nine cases
out of ten of asthma. This Is a
proven fact
A shland D aily T idings
(International News Wire Service)
VOLUME
3
(Successor to the Semi-Weekly Tidings, VoL 43)
‘T rier
MALARIA germi iihfeet furrlve
three months In the ii$h hiOfce
at ABhland. The pure domett!« wa­
ter helps.
—
ASHLAND, OREGON, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16. 1922
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PRESIDENT FAVORS POSTPONING BONUS
TELEPHONE CO.
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—
Three Victims of
Bomb Explosions
Nine Men Are Held
For Theatre Crash
A w edding of u n u su a l in te re s t to
B E L FA S T , F eb . 16. — B ritis h
i th e m any frie n d s o f th e p a rtic ip a n ts .
W ASH IN GTON, D. C.. Feb. 16.__
(tro
ops
a rriv e d
h e re
to d ay
to
.w a s th a t of M rs. H a ttie May L ynch
N iue m en w ere o rd e re d held fo r th e
I a n d Mr. H a rry L a th ro p M oore a t .
s tre n g th e n th e g a rriso n a n d a ssist ini
i g ra n d ju ry by th e c o ro n e r’s ju ry
I
.
I
6 :3 0 o’clock la st e v e n in g a t th e C o n -'
th e p re s e rv a tio n of o rd e r in B e lafst
, w hich b ro u g h t in a v e rd ic t in con-
' g re g a tio n a l m an se by th e Rev. W .
a n d th ro u g h o u t th e U lste r pro v in ces. !
-
i n ectio n w ith th e c o llap se of th e roof
_
| J u d s o n O ldfield.
LOS A N G EL ES, Feb. 16.— In v e s ti­ . S h o o tin g w
T . he d ire c to rs of th e A s h la n d . of th e K n ic k e rb o c k e r th e a te r J a n u -
, as
„ re
, su m e d th is m o rn -i .
1 I t was a very q u ie t a ff a ir , only th e
A B O U T 8 0 P E R S O N S P R E S E N T ,! n ecessary w itn esse s being p rese n t. g a to rs c h e ck in g up th e sto ry of a m g a f te r a lu ll la s tin g m ost of th e F r u it an d P ro d u c e A ssociation held a ry 28, re s u ltin g in th e d e a th of 98
V e n tu ra g a ra g e m an who to ld o f a n ig h t.
W om en w ere a tta c k e d on . ¡a m e e tin g la s t e v en in g
A m ong persons.
T H E R E B E IN G A .LA R G E NUM ­ A fter, th e w e d d in g .’ a delicio u s sup- b e a u tifu l young w om an, w rap p ed in
A „H "'ta i
i aces Ot ’•¡"I’loym en«. « -h e r t h in g , b ro u g h t up to r d iscu s-
T h e p ip e m en . a |. „ ( w . s h l „ . „ „ , ' E X K C l'T IV K F A V O R S IM POSITION
B E R PR O M M E D FO R D , JA C K - p e r w as serv ed to th e im m e d ia te a n e v e n in g gow n a n d b a re h e a d e d,
A p iie s t, a p o licem an a n d one w o m -jS io n w as th a t of re o rg a n iz a tio n in w ere R. G G eare th e a rc h ite c t of
SO N V IL L E A N D G R A N T S PA SS. fam ily a n d a few frie n d s a t th e ho m e w ho d ro v e th ro u g h V e n tu ra a t a diz­ an w ere v ictim s of bom b exp lo sio n s I o ld e r to in cre ase th e c a p ita l sto ck ( th e b u ld in g ; J. H. F o rd , th e e n g in e e r ! O F S A L E S T A N T O P R O V ID E
on V ista s tre e t. T he ta b le w as b e a u ­ zy r a te of speed a t 3’ o ’clock th e
F IN D S
F O R T H E S O L D IE R S ’
e a rly to day. S ev eral c iv ilia
. . „ n . s . - « w „ e . r a e , b above
o v e w h a t it is a t p re s e n t, w hich who d esig n ed th e roof o f th e s tr u c k
tifu lly d e c o ra te d w ith pink c a rn a - m o rn in g a f te r T a y lo r’s m u rd e r.
w ounded.
j s $ -,0 0 0 a n d th e re b y a b so rb in g a tu re ; M orris H ack er, b a ld in g Inspec-
B O N U S P R O P O S IT IO N .
E v e n in g S p e n t in D a n cin g , V is itin g tio n s a n d fe rn s a n d as it w as also
“ I saw h e r m ac h in e b e fo re she
la rg e p a r t o f th e s u rp lu s w hich has to r w hen th e b u ild in g was c o n s tr u c t- '
F is h P on d , P a lm R e a d in g a n d , th e b rid e ’ s b irth d a y . c a k es w ere in • reach ed my g a ra g e
S he was d riv in g
a c c u m u la te d in th e la st few y e a rs; cd; F r a n k L. W a g n er, th e b u ild e r; ! W o u h lW a it U ntil th e W hole Tt
R e fre s h m e n t« — A ll E x p r ess T hem - S u n d a n c e .
j a t a t e r r , f,c r a te Qf gpeed
Ag .
IX M -
also to allow som e tre a s u ry stock D onald W allace, g e n e ra l s u p e rin te n -j
s e lv e s a s H a v in g W o n d erfu l T im e ?
^IlS ' M oore is th e d a u g h te r of Mrs. stopped I noticed h e r face p a le a n d ;
tioii Program Is Again R evised, So
to he held by th e a sso c ia tio n so as d e n t of c o n s tru c tio n ; R. G. F le tc h e r,
_______
| P b o e b e W rig b t of L lb e rty 8 tre e t- a n d ! d raw n and h e r h a ir had been b ,ow n
Sales Tax May Absorb Present
( to a c co m o d a te a n y of th e f ru it grow -
s u p e rin te n d e n t of th e H am m ell F i r e '
,
i eam eft to A 8hland tr(” " M cM innville !dow n by :b e force of th e wJnd ag ghe
j e rs w ho a r e a t p re s e n t u n a b le to g et P ro o fin g com pany, w hich b u ilt th e!
Taxes anil New Taxes Krcqulred.
T h e local te le p h o n e em ployes act- m 1904, h a v in g m oved th e re w ith drove.
sio ck . J u s t how th is re o rg a n iz a tio n w alls; J o h n L. M cD onald, th e co n ­
ed as h o sts a n d h o ste sse s to a la rg e h e r p a re n ts from Ohio w hen a very
« .G ive
m e a ll th e gasoH ne a n d oil
is to be acco m p lish ed is still u n d e r tr a c to r w ho e re c te d th e ste e l; T h o m ­
W ASHINGTON, D. C „ Feb. 16.—
n u m b e r o f th e o th e r em ployes o f th e 's m a ll g irl. She is a g r a d u a te o f th e my c a r w iu ta-ke,’ sb e sa id w h ile I
discussion.
P a c ific T elep h o n e a n d T e le g r a p h ' C h a u ta q u a school of n u rsin g , hav- w as fillin g th e j a n k I no ticed th a t
as L. C octigan, e n g in e e r a n d com ­ P re sid e n t H a rd in g fav o rs th e Im po­
T h e re w as c o n sid e ra b le d e b a te over p u te r fo r th e D istrie t of C olum bia
co m p a n y fro m M edford, Ja c k so n v ille , ¡ng ta k e n th e c o u rse a n d o b ta in e d she b lt a t h e r w b ite gloveg w ith h e r
sitio n of th e sales ta x to pro v id e fo r
PO R TLA N D , Feb. 16.— T h e S ta te th e q u e stio n of lo w e rin g th e p e rc e n t-
a n d G ra n ts P a ss T u e sd a y e v e n in g h e r d ip lo m a som e tim e ago. H e r ( te e th a n d show ed o th e r sig n s
of re s t- B ank of P o rtla n d d id n o t open its a g e of p ro fit on box sh o o k , sp ra y b u ild in g d e p a rtm e n t, w ho passed on th e so ld ie rs' bonus.
a t M oose h a ll o v er th e O v erlan d g a r ­ services in m any hom es of th e com - • iessn ess a n d an x io u sn e ss to he on h e rI d o o rs fo r b u sin e ss th is m o rn in g an d m a te ria l, feed, etc., to th e m em b ers th e plan s, and J u liu s -R. D ow nm an.
T he a d m in is tra tio n 's decision was
th e a s s is ta n t b u ild in g in sp e c to r w hen
m u n lty h as m ad e h e r a ho st of way. She paid me th e bill an d drove
a g e on E a s t M ain s tre e t.
is now in th e h a n d s of th e s ta te b a n k ! of th e a s s o c ia tio n .' A m otion w as
m ad e know n to co u g re ss in a le tte r
th e b u ild in g w as c o n stru c te d .
T h e p a rty w as p la n n e d a n d c a rrie d frie n d s.
ex am in er.
¡o ff w ith o u t w a itin g fo r c h a n g e .’
I fin a lly p assed to allow m em b e rs a
T h e c o ro n e r’s ju ry in its verdict to C h a irm a n F o rd n e y of th e h ouse
o u t a lo n g v a le n tin e id eas, th e h all
Mr. M oore is a b r o th e r o f F r a n k
T he g a ra g e m an fu rilish e d th e
P re sid e n t C o n rad
u O is
lsen
e n an
an- - uio
d isc eo
o u n m t oi
of u five
v e p e r c e n t on all
a ll box i I p p I o p b i i th a t u , .
n.v,
a
. ,
“ on a n u o x ( a e c ia re d th a t th e
collapse of t h e ; w ays a n d m eans c o m m ittee
h a v in g been p rev io u sly d e c o ra te d in and Rd M oore, an d m oved h e re fro m (cen se n u m b e r of th e c a r a s he re- iinttnood t w
n o u n ced t h a t th e a c tio n tta s ta k e n a n d sp ra y m a te ria l. F lo u r a n d feed ro o f w as d u e to fa u lty c o n stru c tio n
re d a n d w h ite, w ith m any red h e a rts C olorado a n u m b e r of y e a rs ago a n d m em b ered it a n d d escrib ed th e m a- to p ro te c t th e possible loss of d e p o s -J a re to be sold a s close as c o n siste n t
/T h e p re s id e n t said in Ills le tte r
a n d in a d e q u a te su p e rv isio n and in- th a t if th e sa le s tax could uot be en-
s c a tte re d a t o th e r places th a n w h ere h as ,a r ge h o ld in g s in th e D ead I n -¡ c h in e an d w om an in d e ta il
ito rs a n d s to c k h o ld e rs, d e c la rin g ( w ith good b u sin ess policy,
| a c te d t0 fja a n c e c a s i, p a y m e n ts to
th ey a r e g e n e ra lly sup p o sed to be. d ia " c o u n try . L a st s u m m e r he had O fficers w ere d e ta ile d ' t o search t h a t d u e to m alic io u s ru m o rs w hich , T his re d u c tio n on the*above tak e n sp ectio n .
A rec o m m e n d a tio n was s u b m itte d ( th e v e te ra n s o i th e w orld w ar. th e
T h e ta b le s w ere b e a u tifu lly d e c o ra t- ' tb e m is fo rtu n e to m e e t w ith an a c c i- lf o r th e c a r
had been c irc u la te d fo r th e p ast tw o 1 in c o n n e ctio n w ith th e a m e n d m e n t
that, all places of public a sse m b la g e ' bonus hill sh o u ld be postponed,
ed w ith a v a rie ty of g re e n e ry a s well d e n t w hile a t his ran c h an d as a re-
,
w eeks th a t th e b a n k w as n o t in good passed a t th e last re g u la r m ee tin g
sh
o u ld be th o ro u g h ly in sp ected a n d
as th e red a n d w h ite p a p e r d e c o r a - i 9,,H w as very ill. _ It w as n e c e ssa ry !
„
.
„
H a rd ;n g called a tte n tio n to th e
fin a n c ia l c o n d itio n , a ru n on th e in-! o f Hie h o a rd to c u t th e com m ission j k e p t closed u n t u ’ their* s a t e t v ^ s
Ito h av e a n u rs e a n d th e ro m a n c e I
G" n ,“ * n A re « « « • » » « '
a s ­ fact th t th e g o v e rn m e n t w as sp e n d ­
tions.
LOS A N G ELES. Feb. 16.— E ig h t 1 s titu tio n waa fe a re d
o r h a n d lin g c h a rg e s on f ru it an d veg- su red .
S m all fa v o r cu p s in th e fo rm o f ' wbb5b c u lm in a te d in th e m a r r ia g e '■
ing $4i 0,000,000 a y e a r for th e re ­
alleg ed g u n m en a n d p r o f e s s io n a l}
s ta te d th a t th e b a n k w ould e ta b le s from e ig h t a n d o n e -th ird per
h e a rts w e re p laced a t each p la te a n d |* a8t ev e n in g w as th e re s u lt.
lie
f of disab led v e te ra n s and sa id
¡b la c k m a ile rs a rr e s te d la st n ig h t in i re o pen so o n > a nd t h a t no loss to d e -’ c e n t to six p e r cent,- w ill sh o o t q u ite
T >««
he - m - an y y . frie
of m
Mr.
th a t ‘ such a delay in tlie bonus as
w e re a tta c h e d to a s trin g , a n d in -i
„ e n n a d s or
r. a an n d a Mrs.
M rs. j connecM on wUh a n o th e r Cage“ w e re j p o sito rs w as a n tic ip a te d ,
i a hole in th e incom e of th e associa-i
a sm u c h a s it w as a te le p h o n e p a rty , I M oore w ish th em m uch h a p p in e ss in
,
r-, - . , » »
"
- . • - -
will e u a b le c o n g re ss to a c t in p ru -
, tio n .
It w ould n o . bo rig h t to allow t h e i t h o .r u n ite d lives.
I w ''T w in e e
\
,n
! d ance for tlie com m on good will
em p lo y es to lo rg e . th e tele p h o n e al-1
--------------------------------1 " OOl'' lne ~ " « T n m g th e W illiam D. i
In fac t, h ad th e s e re d u c tio n s of
i have no su g g estio n of u n m in d fu ln e sa
tw o a n d o n e -:h ird p e r c e n t on fru it!
T a y lo r m y stery .
(o r of in g ra titu d e .”
to g e th e r fo r th e ev en in g , so th e se
'a
n
d
v
e
g
e
ta
b
le
s
a
n
d
five
-per
c
e
n
t
on!
Mack S e n n e tt, q u e stio n e d e a rlie r
Tlie sa le s tax is looked upon w ith
s tr in g s ra n a lo n g an d in to a c e n tra l
j shook a n d s p ra y m a te ria l been in ef-!
in th e day, ta lk e d freely a n d o ffe red
(m o re fav o r by P re sid e n t H a rd in g
box. In ste a d of th e u su a l “ n u m b e r
i feet la s t season it w ould h av e t a k e n !
every a ssis ta n c e in h e lp in g to .ru n
¡th a n any o th e r special taxes su g g e st­
p le a s e ,” each p a rty w as In stru c te d to
i o v er $3100 from th e a sso c ia tio n s u r-,
dow n th'e assassin' of th e m ovie di-
ed fo r paying th e bonus.
B ut th e
p u ll on th e s tr in g a n d g et th e re s u lt
_______
j rec to r.
plu s a n d d is trib u te d sam e a m o n g ,
executive is inclined to w ait u n til th e
In t h a t w ay, w hich proved to be v a l­
tlie g ro w ers. T h is th e m a n a g e r says!
A dolph Z u k o r, p re s id e n t o f th e
i w hole ta x a tio n p ro g ram is ag a in r e ­
e n tin e s of v a rio u s s o rts , in ste a d of
W ASH IN GTON, D. C., F eb. 16.— (F a m o u s Players-L askfy c o rp o ra tio n .
Is a lr ig h t if n o t c ^ r i e ^ to fa r. H e;
vised so th a t th e sa le s tax m ay a b ­
“ lin e Is b u sy .”
A s u b s ta n tia l
re d u c tio n
In th e aiu io n n ced a re w a rd o f $2500 fo r th e
is e v id e n tly n o t in Tove w ith th e idea i
v
r
:.tv,
sorb th e p re se n t tax es as well as th e
S h o rt ta lk s w ere m ad e by Mr. C or­
By L U T H E R A. HUSTON
of th e “ no c a p ita l, no p ro fit, m u tu a l!
s tre n g th of th e A m erican fo rces j n | c a Ptu r e of Hie m u rd e re r.
new tax es re q u ire d to pay th e bonus.
son, m a n a g e r o f th e G ra n ts P a ss d is ­
I. N. S. S ta ff C o rre sp o n d e n t.
_______ _____
b e n e fit”
o rg a n iz a tio n s,
m any
ofj
,
tr ic t. A. J . V ance, m a n a g e r of th e G . erm an y w as o rd e re d by S e c re ta ry i ,,
' a le n tii
in e P a r ty —
CHICAGO,
Feb.
16.—
“
O
ut
of
sev-1
w hich we read a b o u t going in to th e
M edford office, M rs. D ora H u b b a rd , of W ar W eeas in a c a b le g ra m to
« U h place an d Into th e 11,», d l , |. I' KOOPS
1 «>'<
A d e lig h tfu l v a le n tin e p a rty w as
h a n d s of a re c e iv e r every dav.
m a n a g e r of th e local office, a n d Mr. ¿ 2 n e r a L A n e n ’ ro,uni>«” dir-P / t C o b -(g iv e n by Miss Je ssie T h a tc h e r a t h e r
s io n ,” w as th e slogan of th e Cubs
A N Y EM E R G E N C Y
--V
S tu d i
A ik in , a lso of th e local office.
lenz. T he npw cu t will re d u c e th e h o m e on H igh s tr e e t to th e m em b ers
an d th e W h ite Sox as ad v an ce g u a rd s
M uch of th e ev e n in g w as sp e n t in force by 203 o ffic ers n i l 3000 m en,
W ASH IN GTON, D. C., Feb. 16.—
i of th e 1922 tea m s e n tra in e d today
of h e r S u n d ay school class .T uesday
d a n c in g to th e m usic fu rn is h e d by a n d will be m a d i effe c tiv e $s soon evening. T h e h ouse w as b e a u tifu lly
U
nited
S ta te s tro o p s a re b ein g held
1 for sp rin g tra in in g q u a rte rs .
T he
S n y d e r's o rc h e s tra , * b u t th e y say a s possible.
Cubs will tra in a t C a ta lin a Islan d i
re a d in e ss 1,1 E1 l>aso and » ’h e r
(d e c o ra te d w ith red a n d w hite. G am es
th e r e a re ju s t a s good fish in th e sea
C
a
lifo
rn
ia
,
w
hich
is
ow
ned
by
W
il-
(
i’0**“
8 a ' ° ng th e Mlexican bo, d e '’ for
a p p ro p ria te to th e day w ere e n jo y ed
a s w ere e v e r c a u g h t, a n d to d e m o n ­
Ham
W
rigley,
ch
ief
s
to
c
k
h
o
ld
e
r
of
i
,,lsta
n
t d l,ty in ‘he event, of disturl»-
“ How a re th ey c o m in g ? ” q u e r ­
9 by all a n d w as su p p le m e n te d by de-
s tr a te th is fac t, a fish pond occupied
a c tio n , th e
ied a frie n d th is m o rn in g . W ell,
I licio u s re fre s h m e n ts .
T h e g u e sts
W A SH IN G TO N , D. C., Feb. 16.— th e club, a n d th e Sox will do th e ir | nCe8 re(l l,irinK
a p ro m in e n t p lace a n d w as lib e ra lly
w ar d e p a rtm e n t an n o u n c ed today.
th ey a re com ing fine. T he C h am ­ A lo ck o u t a ffe c tin g 125,000 m en jn 1 Pr ®Pa r i ng a t Seguin, Texas.
p a tro n iz e d by th e v a rio u s ones w ho (
X
, VX
‘’„ . 7
T;
P itc h e rs a n d c a tc h e rs of th e C ubs!
I( WaS Said lb e re liad been 1,0 co n -
b er of C om m erce electio n com es
th e lea d in g in d u s trie s th ro u g h o u t
w a n te d to try o u t th e old a d a g e ,!
Pow ell .C a th e rin e and F ra n c e s P r a tt.
je
e
n
o ff in M arch, a m an twill be h e re i D en m ark h as been d e c la re d by t h e ' w ere ln tb e Pa r t >’ w hich, got a w a y ! ,. tra ‘ tio n of tro o p s, ’ but th a t o fficers
m u ch to th e ir d e lig h t in m ost of th e
to m a k e us a d e fin ite p ro p o sitio n
iv/ka a achniaiiw<v
O u tfie ld e rs a n d in f ie ld e r s 1
van e had in creased
H elen M cW illiam s, V elm a B row n,
em ployes,
c co rd in g /w
to ad v ices a t h u ~ e ! 1 todav.
to d a y -
cases.
¡th
e
ir
dilig
en
ce
d
u
lo r a h o tel a n d s a n ita riu m in A p­ hs a te d e p a rtm e n t received to d ay . Tlie |Wil1 leave a w eek lienee. T h e p itc h - ,
D o rth a L am so n , R ose L e a v itt, D oro-
' ,,H e to recent tro u b le
W A SH IN GTON, D. C., Feb. 16.
A n o th e r f e a tu re o f th e e v en in g U n d er th e sc ra p p in g p ro v isio n s o f j tb e a G eB auer, R u th H all, E lsie K itto
ril, a n d th e d ir t w ill be fly in g on
ch ief in d u s trie s a ffe c te d a re th e boot, e rs a n d c a tc h e rs of th e W h ite Sox
HS
>e or< e r '
w
as
th
e
p
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N EW YORK, Feb. 16.— Tex R ic k ­
J u n e . T h a t is. of c o u rse , if th in g s | T h e g o v e rn m e n t p roposed a r b itr a - th ey wil1 hoil o u t fo r a w eek before
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a re sh a p ed up to m ak e such pos­
tion betw een th e em ployes an d t h e i j ° in in S t h e re s t of th e sq u a d a t Se-
s ta tio n a ry flo a tin g m em o ria l to h er
t h a t w as w ell p a tro n iz e d by m a n v ! „
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sible, a n d I th in k th e y will be».
en ip lo y ers, h u t th e m en refu se d th is, g u in -
w ith tro u b le s of v a rio u s k in d s a n d f,led ‘ aya as th e
b u lld o g of th e
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W h ittle T ra n s fe r com pany, is
HAZ. K IK .
w h e re u p o n th e e m p lo y ers d e c la re d a> A fte r m id -seaso n la s t y e a r C hicago
o th e r s w hose f u tu r e w as in d o u b t.
tio n of C ru e lty to C h ild ren .
H er big g u n s th a t ro a re d a t s aw-SC-OMfined’ to his h? m e b? lllne8S-
lo ckout.
¡ball fan s w ere forced to live m ostly
D elicio u s r e fre s h m e n ts fu rn is h e d t ,
.
i
(on hopes of f u tu r e seaso n s, fo r it
a n d se rv e d by th e local o ffice force
*H e«ced; th e p udse of
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j w as e v id e n t th a t n e ith e r th e Sox nor
< a 9 no little f e a tu re of th e e v e n in g .;
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a s w ould h av e been n o ted by an y °®0, ^ i,es ° r e a ®h th e fig h tin g fro n t
¡th e B ru in s had m uch ch a n ce of c u t­
t i n g a sw a th in th e 1921 p e n n a n t
o n e p re se n t.
WiH be 8 tilled fo r«ve r; b u t in a p p e a r-
gam bol.
T h ese e x p e c ta tio n s <cam e
E v ery o n e p re s e n t ex p ressed him - ance she w il* le m a in th e sam e as she
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se lf a s p e rfe c tly d e lig h te d a t th e pri-
e ra tio n s of A m erican s.
se v en th place in th e ir resp ectiv e
ile g e of b e in g one a m o n g th o se p re s ­
leagues.
e n t.
A to ta l of 80 p erso n s was
N in eteen tw en ty -tw o , how ever, is
c o u n te d a s th ey e n te re d th e d o o r,
A n n o u n cem en t—
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e th in g else a g a in anti hope a g a in
a n d th e r e w ould h a v e been m ore b u t!
Iu a d d itio n to th e re g u la r p ra y e r
fla
re
s in th e b re a s ts of loyal C hicago
fo r th e illn e ss o f som e o f th e o p e r - ! n ie e tin g tb is e v e n in 8 a t th e B aptist
fa n s— th a n whom th e re a re few m ore
a to r s of G ra n ts P a s s a n d th e w iv e s , t b u r c b ’ tb e re w il* be a special m is-j
loyal.
o f som e o f th e em p lo y es a t M edford. 18^°n a ry m e e tin g led by O. F. C arson,
i N e ith e r team is c la im in g a pen-
I t is p la n n e d to h a v e th e s e g e t-to ­ who w ill b rin g o u t m any in te re s tin g
i n an t as yet, a lth o u g h tlie m oguls
g e th e r p a rtie s o fte n in th e fu tu re , p o in ts in th is re g a rd th a t have not
itlfa
t gu id e th e d e stin ie s of th e CubR
Im p o rta n t
a n d It is only hoped th a t a ll fu tu _ re _ been to u ch ed before.
.w ill be so rely d isa p p o in te d if they
e v e n ts p ro v e as su c ce ssfu l as th e b u sin ess is 1° com e b e fo re th is m eet-
(fail to laud in th e first four. T he!
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to
th
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o n e j u s t held.
W hite Sox a re still very m uch in th e
, c h u rc h , an d a la rg e a tte n d a n c e is
-
e
x p e rim e n ta l s ta g e a f te r th e d isa s te r
d e sire d .
v
V
S tu d e b a k e r A g en cy H ere—
th a t w recked th e team a t th e clo e '
J . K. M cW illiam s h a s ta k e n th e
'
of th e 1920 season, an d if they finish
a g e n cy fo r th e S tu d e b a k e r c a r- In B a sk e tb a ll—
even a notch h ig h e r th a n th e y did
th is v icin ity a n d w ill m ak e h is h ead -
T be local high school team th a t
, last y e a r m ost of th e ir a d h e re n ts
K
q u a r te r s a t th e A u to m o tiv e shop. (Jo u rn e y to R o seb u rg W ed n esd ay to
¡w ill be sa tisfie d .
(
Mr. M cW illiam s is q u ite w ell know n m eet th e high school q u in te t of t h a t 1
j “ I am not c o u n tin g on a n y th in g o r j
ln a u to m o b ile c irc le s, h a v in g been city, c a rrie d o ff th e sm all end of th e
m a k in g a n y p re d ic tio n s fo r th is
w ith th e lo a d F o rd agency fo r q u ite , score, it bein g 33 to 36 a t t h e
v e a r,” said O w ner C h a rle s A. Com is-
a w h ile a n d is a high g ra d e sa le sm a n sound of t h e 'f in a l w histle,
itey, “ h u t I will have a p en n a n t w in- |
M
a n d w ill u n d o u b te d ly m ak e good
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ning team in 1923. O ur y o u n g ste rs
w ith th e new agency. He w ill con- B ask et B all__
(a re com ing along, and if we have a n y
tin u e a s sa le sm a n fo r th e F o rd ag en -
T he O regon U n iv ersity f re s h m e n 1
luck in pick in g up new m a te ria l th e
cy, b u t w ill h a n d le th is c a r in d e p e n -i b a s k e tb a ll tea m d e fe a te d th e Med-
Sox will a g a in be ch am p io n s in t h e !
* “ * 'r eca" th a t d u r,n « tbe
d e n t of t h a t ag en cy .
¡fo rd
q u in te t a t E u g e n e a few even-
W orld w ar there appeared on navy
season a f te r th is .”
posters seeking recruits a very pretty
^ T r a n s o m B rok en —
¡ngs ago by th e sco re of 43 to 23.
In d ic a tio n a re th a t th e lin e-u p of girl— th at was Virginia Lee. Durh
T h e p la te g lass tra n s o m o v e r th e T he fre s h m e n t team of th e U nlver-
th e A la b a ste r H ose w ill he* ab o u t the reoent national beauty page?
d o o r o f th e L lth ia B akery w as found
sity will play h e re F rid a y ev en in g
( th e sam e as it w as la s t y ear. T he A tlantic City, Virginia was a*'
b ro k e n w hen th e place w as opened a g a in s t o u r local high school team
c h ie f hope of M an ag er Kid G leason President Harding as the -
e a rly W e d n esd a y m o rn in g a n d It Is ¡a n d A sh lan d expects to d e m o n s tra te
is th a t he w ill get a b e tte r b ra n d of fui girl In the U. 6. A.
p re s u m e d t h a t th e w ind had loosened it s u p e rio rity o v er th e U. o f O plav-
p itc h in g th is y e a r th a n he did d u r- has been playing in
it, c a u sin g it to fa ll a n d b re a k .
ers.
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garded as one r
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