ASÜLÂfrD DAiLt
M O M
Local and Personal
B u ff leghorn egga.
Big time for all.
urday.
Saturday, February i s , ìM tì
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M1CK1E, THE PRINTER’S DEVIL
By Charlea Sughroe
« Woura N« mpm > ct Uam
Not a Skin Eruption
P hon e 411-R.
Gold H ill, Sat-
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W atch for the Yellow Wagons—
sign of Service and the Square Deal
Grocery.
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Good Tim e at Card Party—-
The Trinity Guild card party]
Thursday evening was thoroughly
enjoyed by a crowded house. A num
ber of vocal solos were rendered and
appreciatively received.
Delicious
refreshm ents were served and every
one enjoyed the evening to the full
est.
Sixteen inch dry body pine wood,
per tier, $3.75. Carson Fowler Lum-
ber Co.
Dqnce! Dance! Dance!
Saturday, February 18.
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Gold Hill,
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W atch for the Yellow Wagon
sign of Service and the Square Deal
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Grocery.
Some O w ners of
Commercial Cars Fail AGAIN THIS YEAR
To Comply With Laws
A Great Bargain—
A swell five room bungalow, one
block from Main street, in the cen-
j ter of town, all built in features,
i plastered, full basement, large lot.
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' Would cost today one third more to
build. For a few days at $2250.
E. E. Phipps.
.
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It has been decided by the Board
SLACKER GETS NINE
of Regents of the norm al school th at
i
MONTHS IN JAIL
they will conduct a sum m er b ra n c h 1
sum-
a„iaUU this
i U j 9 sum
D uiing the next nine months
Chairman W illiams of the public but such exemption must be obtained: of the norm al at » Ashland
In terestin g D em onstration—
Of the Parisian Perfected Art Em service commission has sent out the through the medium of th e com- m er’ aa lQdicated b>" a te tte r received, Charles Fattig, d raft evader of Jack-
broidery needle at the Enders com following statem ents relative to de- mission. There is no minimum or by Superintendent Briscoe, a part of son county, will languish in the coun
ty jail at Portland, according to the
pany store, beginning Monday . and
truck and maxim,lm limit set as to the num ber which is given herewith
linquencies under the
Jacksonville
Post.
A fter having
continuing all week.
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of trips a vehicle shall or shall not
"D ear Superintendent Briscoe—
,
passenger for compensation” act:
i
spent
seveial
years
in
the m ountains
make over the highway, but each and
Following
the
receipt
of
the
back
of
Jacksonville,
F attig Satur-
P
u
b
lished
N
otice
in
January
P resbyterian Sunday School to
every such conveyance operating ov
C elebrate—
The commission has endeavored er the public highways of the state copies of the letters giving e stim a te s; day followed the example of his
The Presbyterian Sunday school to give notice to all operators a n d . f ° r the purpose of carrying passen of the cos’s of the branches of the ¡slacker brother, Alfred Fattig, and
will have a special program at / e owners of commercial passenger and gers or freighi for compensation, sum m er norm al to be held at Pendle-I ^aVeT ^ i,118elf UP- He was sentenced
opening hour of Sunday school to-!
regardless of the num ber of trip s 'to n and A s h la n d in t h e v « ,r 1099 ' y Judge Beau in the federal court
„ treight autom otive conveyances op-,
.
.
dltu A8Oiana in the year 1922,, . p o rti»nri
morrow. The orchestra will . play
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. . . within
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made, ____
comes
the restrictions
, haovAAM„ ,
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la 1 o ru a n d -
num ber of southern melodies, and a eratiug over the public highways of of this
act
Th]g
,ncIudes ___
for ___
h lr e ;
executhe committee of the board
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The brothers evaded th e d raft in
few short talks on the life of W ash- the state for compensation as to the cars and trucks aa well as stages and ° f regent3 have taken action upon ¡1917 and disappeared into the moun-
ington will be given by interested provisions of the new law governing j truck lines. The commission does^h® m atter. At the request of th e i taiu s- A short tim e ago Alfred,
Sunday school people, th e d a y to b e , such vehicje8< D uring the first week not> however, regulate m otor vehicles committee. I am enclosing quotg- Weary of his seclusion, gave himself
especially a memorial to the “ F ather in January official notice was g iv en , carryiBg frelSht or passengers fo r-tio n s from the m inutes of the meet- up. He received a nine m onths’ sen
of Our Country.
to sajd operators and
owners 'h ire exclusively w ithin a city.
p n g of the full board last June rela-- tence. Charles stuck it out for a
through newspapers of general a n d ! ^ ° ^tearing on R ailroad C om petition tive to the financing and control of trifle longer, but finally decided that
N otice— A tten tion, Buckey
local circulation throughout the state
F u rth er, th e law has. no bearing the branches of the sum m er normal, j a warm jail was not to be despised as
The annual m eeting and banquet as to the instructions of the commis- on competition w,ith railroad càr-iT h ls statem ent from the m in u te s' c°m bared " ,tb the cold of the moun-
of the Ohio association will meet sions, provisions of the law, and the r ’ers and has only to -d o w ith the-j will help you to understand why the. 3 113
February 22, 1922, Wednesday. effective date of same. Copies of use
^be public highways of the board has resitated in taking final
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Dinner at 12:30 at Legion hall, Med- the law together with ruleg aud reg. ; state by commercial autom otive con- action, knowing that the funds are ’
F R E S I»1A N
ford. Ore. All form er residents and ; ulations of the commission were for- W a n c e s, and th e protection of the limited. Since this decision of th e '
W ,N OVER LOCALS
their families invited. Come with warded to the county clerks and the pereon a n ïiir o p ë f ty o f lb « public. j board obligates the state to finance
W hat is said to have been the
w’ell-filled baskets. A good program county courts of the various counties!
I the norm al at" Pendleton and Ash
fastest
game of basketball ever wit-
follows dinner.
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i land entirely, the greater expense the
As a consequence
coming year has made It Questionable " M“ ‘‘
“ loCal ,-'oor waK PUxert
thereof few, if any, of such opera
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eir
mind»
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io
w
hether
las‘
a . the high school gym-
Let Leedom’s iTre Hospital repair tors and owners failed to get this
in
.
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nasiurn,
and
resulted
your tires. Less money and m o re ! inform ation even ln th e most iso-
, funds w ere'su fticlen t to conduct t h e : '; ; ; ? " ''
sum
m
er
branches
this
year.
;
h'Sh
school
q
u in t./ m eeting with
miles.
G uarantee satisfaction or lated districts of the state.
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1
defeat
a
t
the
hands
of t h e IT n f o
your money back.
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However, by practicing th e stric t-------------------------
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G eneral Co-operation
est economy in the payment of sal-]
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
The attitu d e of the public officials,
Cliff Payne makes supboards.
aries.and other expenses, and in lira
the public and the operators, gener
WANTED—?Tu . buy chickens. 105
King the num ber of instructors a s ] . . p i ne street.
Why pay more for insurance? Ask ally, we are glad to say, signified
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LINCOLN,. Neb., Feb. 18. W hen^far as consistent wlth first clagg;
their close co-operation with th e
Yeo first.
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commission in the enforcem ent of Lincoln’s ex-service m en’s organiza- : work, the committee has decided to 1 <)ri REN T—Nice large sleeping
room, newly furnished and deco
this new law; but there has develop tlons put th eir stam p of approval o n ;brooee^ with plans for the sum m er
rated. Phone 340-J
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DR ESS FOR SCHOOL
ed recently a noticeable failure on a jobless veteran the man th u s ' branches.”
FOR ASHLAND WOMEN
The action taken by the board has FOR SALE— 160 acres of cutover
the part of some of the owners and
Any Ashland woman wishing one operators of commercial cars, under branded is due to run to work— or thrown the burden of m anagem ent
shot clay laud. 20 acres cleared
lour room house, barn, chicken
of the gummed paper dress forms the purview of this act, to comply from it.
upon the norm al school, both as to
bouse
and park, other buildings,
which the home dem onstration agent with the law.
The Lincoln plan whereby jobs financing and the selection of a staff
orchard, berries. Four cows, 14
has been helping the women to get
chickens, tools, household goods,
Penalty for F ailu re
have been found for a sm all a rm y j° f teachers. The following quota-
may join a class by phoning Miss
etc.
Price, $6000; term s; or will
The commission has a t all* times, of unemployed V eterans of Foreign Yi°n is taken from the m inutes of
trade my equijy of $4500 for com
Blanche Hicks at the public library since the first announcem ent, been W ars is draw ing inquiriea from * fhe, b° ard ° f regents meeting held
fortable furnished home of few
before March 1.
T
1 last June and is itself explanatory
ready and prepared to take care of .
acres
near Ashland. This place is
The women who join the class all applications. While there have A m encan Legion posts, w elfare o r - jln regard to the financlng and C0Q.
26 miles from Tacoma, Wash. Old
m ust plan to give their entire day been some delays by reason of inves ganizations, civic associations and trol of the sum m er school. “ It was
blind. W rite owner, A. J. Beers
Spanaway, Wash.
from 9 to 4 o’clock to the class, as tigations and other details connected city officials throughout -the United the opinion of the board that, all of
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it will take the co-operation of all with the general program , there is States. I„';w
jits sum m er schools should hereafter FOR SALE— New Rainy stove, onl;
to . complete
ben used one month. 125 Nut
. . „ . the num
. ber of forms not necessity for fu rth er delay or
L
C
arpenter
!be m a,ntained wholly by the state.
O riginating with H
ley
street.
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scheduled for each day. In addition wailure t0 fihj application8. This act
and should be Independent of local
to this, each woman attending m ust carrieg a penalty for fai,u re tQ Qb. and other officers of Richard H , financial aid and o f local control ”
FOR SALE— Thoroughbred German
promise to help one other woman af serve or comply with the law, and H arris post _No._ 131, V eterans of
roller registered canaries. Three
te r the school, to have a dress form. the rules, orders and decisions of Foreign W ars, the system has beepj
mated, pairs In cages and ten fe
I approved b y the Lincoln Cham ber of
males. Will sell cheap while they
These dress forms are made out
the commission, which is as follows: ¡Commerce, R otary club, business or-
last. Call 451-L.
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of gummed tape put on to a knit
* * * shall be guilty of a mis- ganizations and city fathers,
shirt. They have a commercial value dem eanor and punishable by a fin©
P lan Is Explained
of $10 each. It will cost each wom not exceeding $1000 or by Imprison
A b explained by Captain C arpen
an having a dress form made about ment In the county jail not exceeding
ter,
the plain in brief 19:
one
year,
or
by
both
such
fine_
and
$1.30.
.imprisonment.’’ -
Each
applicant found w orthy and
The first nine women enrolling
Magnetic field magnets recharged
at Fixit Shop.
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freshm an team
the score of 31 ney Woolwine. As they drove oft In
to 28.
their machines they refused to state
The game was well played by both where they were going, but adm itted
team s and, despite the fact that the! th at they were on fresh clues. " I t
U. of O. players were slightly lieav- was understood th a t the possibility
ier and averaged just a little taller, of ah arrest hinged on t h e success of
the locals game them a game th a t I the investigation by these officers,
had to be fought for until the sound 1
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of the final whistle.
The locals;
LOS ANGELES. Feb. 18.— A “hot
scored first but were unable ito hold j tip” th at Edward Sands, th e much-
the lead, but a short time. How- sought valet-secretary of William D.
ever, they came back strong before ( Taylor, murdered movie director,
tbe end °f the first half and again was in Los Angeles, enlivened the
took the lead. The score stood 18 m urder mystery investigation "here
to 22 at (the end of the first half, ¡today, A seven hour search for
thanks to the three marvelous bas- Sands proved futile
kets thrown by Heer.
New men
District A ttorney Woolwine said
placed in the university team during th at he doubts the authenticity of a
the last half saved the day for them, purported letter from Sands offer-
A field goal thrown from ¡the center Ing to solve the mystery If he be
of the floor by one of one of the given immunity.
freshmen is said to have been the
greatest freak shot ever made on
the local floor.
CHEERO
NEW ( LI ES FOUND
IN TAYLOR M URDER
LOS ANGELES, Feb. 18.— An a r
rest within the next few hours is
one of the possibilities which devel
oped as the investigation in the T ay
lor m urder m ystery took on a fresh
impetus following the disclosure of
new and im portant evidence.
Detectives left police headquarters
hurriedly on secref missions follow
ing a conference with District Attor-
Guaranteed Flour
A wo nan is as young as she looks,
1 n a il that lit college books.- •-
A n r.11 cannot be a a good ju d ge
of m e
— .
U nless he som etim e was a cook.
At Your Grocers
' T ’. T
Com m ission (Charged w ith E n forcing w elt, qualified
Is supplied
w ith
a ,
How much does it
„ „
mean to you to
E FINE PARTY keep your wife
young?
w ith Miss Hicks will have ihelr class
Our duty to the public and those blaak form petltIon> which he
i
Monday, March 13, beginning at 9 who have made application and rles to re9ldentg of a certaln assigned '
o ’clock, at the public library; the filled their obligations prom pts us d!atrlct for signature9
The signa,
second nine women on Tuesday,
to Insist th a t all persons, corpora- to ries pledge themselves to pay $ 2 !
March 14, beginning at same hour
tlons or-associations, subject to the a month each for night patrolling^
at same place, and the third group provisions of this la w ,-file ln this and policing of the dJgtr,ct Jn whlch
Responding to the attractions of
of nine on Wednesday, March 15. i ° ffiCe a t the earItest possible d ate,¡th ey reside. The man thus obtain- the month of F eb ru ary for entertain-
will be announced later where the I th eir applications, as otherw ise
it ing sufficient signatures is supplied ing’ ^ ie tedies of the Berean class
Who hasn't met old women of 25
m aterials for these forms may be will he npreunarv Mr
tn «nil
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purchased
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e necesaary for as to cal1 « P o n ^ lth a police badge, arm ed and put o f. the Baptist Sunday school en-
1 the various peace officers through- to work a a night patrolm an In his larged the plan for their regular and young women of 40? It isn’t
out th e state to take, action to force prescribed precinct. He is . an auth- monthly party which was given last years alone that age— any physician
A fine program was given by the
compliance w ith ik e law.
---------- p riz e d mem ber of the city police evening In the parlors of the church will tell you th a t undue expenditure
students of the high school .Friday
e sincerely hope It will not be force, for whose services th e city by inviting the husbands of the-
mem- i of physical aud m ental energy will
afternoon in the-auditorium at the
necessary to resort to such extreme treasury is not assessed. He reports bers.
make the young old at 30.
high school and was followed by action, as there
sfine
ta
lk
i
as
i
f
is
generally
h.’/
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“
°
ralW
°
r
t0
pol,ce
heaite
u
arters
by
telephone
On
arriving
each
person
was
pre-?
two a snne taiKs as it is generally , e n a b le excuse for non-compliance each hour between 8-
p. m. and 6 sented with an elaborate head dress i ' 11 13 9UCh things as wasbinS that
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! ” ! ?.<’? ° ” tOi 'rtth lhe law ’ as thls act
tb* o'clock in the m ornini
■ developed in the patriotic colors and i 30011631 wear women out— handling
hear in the course of one day,
“ meJ T n t “ p r°-- Ti>9
>■ dtvMek into patrol thoronghoot the eve„r„g. St. Valeo- of heavy clothes; stooping and lift
Mrs. Josephine Cham pie had in
beneridal
b
’ m utuall!' lones whlct' Interlap, the patrolm an tine came, in to r his due share ot
tended to deliver an address on
ing; working in cold water, and then
J
;of one zon® encountering his fellow recognition.
The various games
“ Citizenship,” but changed the sub
f
arges the ° f ficers of two neighboring zones at were fun provoking and unique. For hot; wet feet; tro ttin g in and out
ject to “The Relation between Now commiQBin
.
1 from a warm, steamy room, to a cold
commission with the enforcem ent of regular intervals of half air hour
’ , , instance. It
was found that a snow- j outdoors.
and Then,” and delivered an address each and every one of its provisions,,
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F ew er
¡shoe race, also and ice race could be;
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th a t will be long remembered by all and we have no other alternative
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.
Lincoln
has
not
recorded
a
serious
held
indoors.
!
More
and
more
men
are coming
w’ho heard her.
°Th 1 ° Ur °I ?gatioas t0 tbe fire in the residential districts since
Red and w hite was the color to appreciate th at if for no other
Allen Roberts, international secre state. The law is plain and specific the soldier patrol system got under! scheme of the refreshm ents.
T h e'reaso n than that of health, it is in-
tary of the Y. M. C. A., a New York in th a t any individual, firm o r cor
way.
Burglaries ànd autom obile tab le,.in the form of one large Mal- advisable to perm it this work by
man, delivered the other address of poration transporting
or thefts ftteo have been reduced to a tese cross, xvas decoarted wRh hearts women. . . .
the afternoon. Ther points which property by autom otive conveyances
Liquor m anufacture Is and sauev ltewples, gay in elaborate
Mr. Roberts expressed with special for compensation over any public minimum.
And th ere’s really no need for
virtually
nil.
in fact, th e home sec-; red and. w hite crepe paper dresses,
emphasis was in particular to the highway 9hall first procure a license
it—
we can do the whole washing
tion of the city Is said to-be the best spangled with tiny hearts and hold-
boys, but may be taken as well by from this commission.
policed of any place of tike size in ine, one to another, festoons of tiny! for the family at a cost th a t’s most
th e girls, and were for them to be
E xem ptions M ust B e P assed by
moderate— less, in fact, than It costs
the country.
j heerts.
clean, manly, honest, noble and true
Com m ission
i
to
call in a laundress.
Meanwhile, there .is little com-; Sickness, together with the unfav-i
and to have the tw entieth century
The law fu rth er provides th a t cer plaint of unemployment among ex- orable w eather, kept quite a num ber- Call us and have us tell a l l about
chivalry for all with whom they meet tain ru ral operators or owners not
service men who-can show honorable , at home, yet 30 people enjoyed the this more modern washwaj-.
and in the final sum m arizing of his on a commercial basis, may, under ; discharge
p ap ers.-.L in co ln v eteran ?
evening and all voted the committee
ta lk asked thenr to be Chrtst+an- boys
and girls.
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