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PAG» POtt*
LOCAL AND PERSONAL j
Home for C e le b r a tio n -
Johnny R a g e r and L aw rence Lee-
dom, two A shland boys, who have
been spending th e last m onth at
L ak e of th e W oods, a re hom e for
th e big F o rd and F o u rth ce le b ra
tion.
T he B aptist ladies will serve a
chicken d in n er in th e basem ent of
th e ch u rch on Ju ly 4th. betw een th e
h o u rs of 11 a. m. and 2 p. m. Cafe
te ria style.
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N othing E quals A shland—
W ord has been received from Mrs.
S. A. H aw ks an d son Max, who m ade
th e trip to Moscow, Id a., in th eir
car. They rep o rt an enjoyable trip
an d say they found som e very nice
a u to cam ps along th e ro u te, but
n o th in g th a t cam e up to th e A shland
cam p.
D ances come and dances go, b u t
th e N at dances go on forever. 256-2
See our
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L eave fo r Hom e—
F. W. M cCracken and wife, of P a t
terso n . Calif., w ho have been visiting
a t th e hom es of J.^ A. M cCracken
an d Jam es Lennox, left A shland,
hom ew ard bound, on M onday m o rn
ing.
They w ere accom panied by
Miss E lizab eth L ennox, who wi 1
visit in C alifornia fo r a m onth or
two.
F o rd Day sate on ready-to-w ear
su its a t P a u ls e ru d ’s.
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County officers a tte n d in g th e big
opening dance a t th e Jack so n H ot
• Springs open aiT dance pavilion S a t
urday n ig h t, highly com plim ented
th e m an ag em en t on hav in g th e la rg
five years in P o rtlan d , a very sick m an and physicians fear
e st crow d and the cleauest conducted
,
Bing C herries, 10 cents a pound, in Chicago,
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dance fo r its size ever w itnessed in
P hone 9 - F - ll.
so u th e rn Oregon. A close estim a te
of th e dancers and sp ectato rs at-
WASHINGTON, Ju ly 2.— P re si,
WASHINGTON, Ju ly 3.— F u r th e r ten d in g S atu rd ay n ig h t w ould num ‘ dent jja r d in g ’s n a tio n a l coal confer-
evidence of th e activity of M exican ber aro u n d 1200 people. E very one ence b e >d a n o tb e r p ro tra cte d session
bandits in th e vicinity of Tam pico, was highly pleased w ith the su r-. behind cioged doors today and th en
reached th e s ta te d e p a rtm e n t today. roundings a n d all pronounced the finaUy a d j Ourned u n til M onday, Ju ly
flo o r to be th e larg e st and b e st open 10, w ith o u t b reak in g th e deadlock
In a dispatch from Consul Shaw , he
a ir pavilion in so u th e rn Oregon.
which developed Sunday, o r w ithout
announced th e k illin g of Mrs. -Thom
The m anagem ent is sp a rin g no ex p rogressing to w a rd a s e ttle m e n t of
as Cheney, wife of an A m erican c iti
pense to m ake Jackson H ot Springs th e nationw ide coal strik e .
zen, a t Chocoy, 40 m iles no rth w est
pavilion th e m ost p o p u lar place to
S ecretaries H oover a n d Davis,
of Tam pico, on Ju n e 30.
! dance in th e valley. M ore accom m o how ever, said they reg ard ed th e s itu
T he b a n d it gang, which a ttack ed
d ations a re being added to tn e al- atio n as “ h o p eful,” because th e con-
Mrs. Cheney is said to be u n d er th e
ready fine estab lish m en t and th e re ference was 8till being held in ta c t, j
com m and of th e rebel elader, Gen
will be su fficien t room for th e p a r^ - and bolb co m b atan t groups, despite
e ra l L a rra g a .
¡ng of a ll cars and w raps will be th e ir w idening d ifficulties, were
S’n aw said th e b a n d its dem anded
w illing"to continue th e conference in
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3000 pesos when they a tta ck e d the taken care of inside th e hall.
Every indication points to w ard a Qrder tQ gatisfy th e degire of th e a d .
oil cam p. They sh o t and killed Mrs.
•ecord crowd to n ig h t and tom o rro w l m ln istra tlo n fo r a se ttle m en t of th e
Cheney w hen she recognized the
n
*gbt.
. g^rike.
lead er of th e outlaw s.
F o rm al conversations betw een the
COMPTROLLER CALLS FOR
j w a rrin g leaders of th e coal in d u stry ,
V isitors from W ashington—
NATIONAL BANK REPORTS j )gd
b eated a rg u m e n ts and th e ses-
R. E. Jones, of E dm onds, W ash.,
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WASHING t Ô n T T u I j S. - T he »“ >" *’ iM C‘ lle<l as a s torm y o ne,
a rriv ed in A shland y esterday and is
a g uest a t th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. co m p tro ller of th e currency has is
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In su ran ce— 2 7 4-J — Y eo.
R obert Shaw, 487 Rock stre e t, w here sued a call fo r a re p o rt on th e con
Mrs. Jo n es and th e ir two sons have dition of n a tio n a l banks a t th e close
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been v isitin g fo r th e p a st th re e of business on Ju n e 30.
P h o n e 274-J for Yeo.
w eeks.
$492.85 Delivered at Ashland
For
D on’t fail to ask for F ord coupons
from D etrick. H e sells fo r less.
Visiting R elatives—
M elvin E m ery and fam ily, of P o rt
land, a rriv ed in th e valley y e ste r
day, and a re visitin g w ith relatives
in Gold Hili and A shland.
In A lb erta and S askatchew an a
to ta l of m ore th a n 1200 sm all irr i
Drunks Arrested—
gation o r w ater supply p ro je c ts have
M artin H orsea a n d A. Sanderson, been com pleted o r a re u n d er way.
both of whom have been em ployed
on th e ditch c o n stru ctio n w ork east JULY USHERED IN WITH
of A shland, w ere a rre s te d S atu rd ay
STRIKES IN GERMANY
evening and p u t up $5 each fo r ap
BERLIN , Ju ly 3.-—SerTous strik e s
pearance in J u s tic e G ow dy’s co u rt occurred th ro u g h o u t G erm any S at
th is m o rn in g a t 10 o’clock.
They urday.
P rin te rs w ent on s trik e
failed to show up in c o u rt a t th e th ro u g h o u t the w hole co u n try . At
appointed h o u r and th ere b y fo rfe it H am burg, th e sa ilo rs and steam ship
ed th e ir bonds.
sto k ers q u it w ork, paralyzing th e
Sale on su its a t
T ick ets on th e F ord.
P a u lse ru d ’s
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T rade y o u r old tire s in and b u y , F r u it canning tim e is a t hand. S uffers Paralytic Stroke—
MASON CORDS a t LEEDOM ’S T IR E I F o r fr u it ja rs, lids, ru b b ers, jelly
W ord has been received in th e city
HOSPITAL.
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jc a n ’i be beaten.
fect tb a t C harles H a r g a d M ^ a d a
T he Ita lia n governm ent is plan
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l g h t stro k e of paralysis at^Vis h^m e
n ing to in sta ll au to m atic telephone
W hen you d e s r e best classical . ra Sau Monica a tew days ago Which
‘system s in Rohe, Genoa, M ia n , Tu- m usic o r jazz, phone C harles S affected one side of his body. WHile
i rin and Naples.
M itchell. 223-L, p ian ist. Ten years th e a tta ck may not prove fata l, he is
JACKSON HÔT SPRINGS
OPENING DANCE PAVILION
AMERICAN WOMAN
B argains in w ireless in stru m e n ts.
F ix it Shop, 3 5 ' F irs t St., B eaver
Block.
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Special values on suits,
w indow s. P a u ls e ru d ’8.
Monday, Julj 3, 10¿á
ÁStíLAND OAtLŸ ÜÖtiiÖS
shipping.
TOO LATE TO <T»A3SIFY
LOST— W ill the lady who picked up
m y x o id E v e rsh a rp pencil In my
Ellis, M erle an d M„tnie ^tusael l e f t
s to re S atu rd ay , Ju ly 1, k indly re
F rid a y n ig h t on tra in 15 for W a t
turn* sam e.
H. T. E lm ore, The
sonville. C alif., w here they will
Boot Shop.
m ak e an in d efin ite stay w ith th e ir
MEN W ANTED— F o r co nstruction
m o th er, who resides in th a t city.
w ork on irrig Hon p ro je c t near,
M edford. W ages $3 60 per day
L et J e rry O’N eal fig u re your next
for eig h t ho u rs. R ogue R iver Val
job of plum bing. F irs t class m a te r
lev C anal Co.. M edford.
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ial and w orkm anship. P h o n e 138.
FOR R E N T
207 E. M ain s tre e t.
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APARTM ENTS — F u rn ish e d , close
in. m odern conveniences. A dults
E xtra O fficers on D u t y -
only. In q u ire 166 H arg ad in e St.,
F ifte e n
e x tra
policem en
w ere
o r phone 122.
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Bworn in S atu rd ay for duty over th e
I LOST— S atu rd ay in business d istrict
celeb ratio n days. They will be s ta
g e n tle m a n ’s brow n le a th e r purse
tioned in d iffe re n t p a rts of th e city, I co n tain in g $20 b l’l. A ddress 7 85
B St.
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w here m ost needed.
MEN WANTED
—to work in box factory at
Dorris, California. Good pay.
SEE MR. GOFF
Room 2, Columbia Hotel
or
M AC’S TAXI
on
Every holt and bar made of the toughest steel thuU^
science can produce: evert piece of metal put there foi
a special purpose with ample reserve strength to witlu
stand the most unusual strain; and every drop of
kerosene that goes into the tank transformed into power
—that is the Fordson Tractor.
Whether it is required to drag the implements ot
agriculture across the fields, or to turn the wheels of
stationary machines, the Fordson will do all that is
claimed for it and more.
We will gladly demonstrate to you this, the most,
powerful tractor for its size on the maiket.
H ARRISO N BROTHERS
FORD and FORDSON DEALERS
A s h la n d , O rego n
L easv^for C alifornia—
H ear th e ‘‘Foxy F iv e” a t th e N at
M onday a n d T uesday n ig h ts. 2 5 6 -2 j
Novel W indow Display—
Au excellent im ita tio n of a m an-
o w ar is to been in th e P rovost Bros j
h a rd w are sto re w indow, th e sides of |
whicn a re form ed from tw o larg e,
M cut saws, and th e o th e r p a rts I
a re m ade up of vario u s o th e r h a rd -j|
w are supplies.
VIRGINIA
CAFE
IN NEW LOCATION
EAST MAIN ST.
O pposite V ining T h e a tre
Service As Always
T H E BEST
In add itio n to o u r extrem ely low
prices, we give F o rd coupons. D et
ric k ’s G roceteria sells fo r less.
Here to Spend the Fourth—
O tis J. E lliot and siste r, Mrs. H a r
ry W ent, of B aker, Or., a rriv e d in
A shland S a tu rd a y to spend a week
visiting relatives. Mr. E llio t's wife!
has been in th e city for som e tim e .'
visiting w ith h er fa th e r. Sara Cavin.
V ariety is th e spice of life. Try
th e “ N at” dance a n d get it. 256-2
New Clerk a t H otel—
Mr. S tanley, form erly secretary of
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th e R in ito th F a lls ch am b er of com
m erce. b u t who has been located in
A shland fo r th e p a st few m onths,
has ta k e n th e position of day c le rk
a t th e Hotel A shland. Mr. S tanley;
has an exceptionally pleasing p e rso n -1
a ’.tty and wtll prove a good m an a t
hia p rese n t place.
KO4HCB
tW my real e s ta te of
I b.
1 E ast M aia s tre e t, second
fice t n o i * l O
flo o r. n e x ^ t o C l t i z e ^ ^ ^ a n k . w here
new
-$56-3
w
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A Big Bargain if Taken Quickly
My ran ch a t 835 N orth Mara. C on
sists of 500 feet on H ighw ay, p a rin g
an«l sew er ALL PAID.
Six room
house, m odern conveniences, con
nected w ith gas.
F o u r chicken
houses a n d b a rn , feed house located
on H ighw ay, A bout 600 hens, lay
ing a t th is tim e e ig h t cases of eggs
per week. You can get these fig
u res confirm ed a t th e A shland F r u it
& P roduce A ssociation. E x tra good
ran g e for hens, co n sistin g of alfalfa,
g rasses and w hite clover, w hich en
ables my hens to give me a t least
20 per cent lay over th e av erag e hen
production. An e x tra fine Jersey
cow (p e t of th e fam ily ) and o th e r
th in g s n o t m entioned go w ith th e
ran ch . R eason fo r selling: I w an t
to be aw ay th is w inter. R anch is a
good m oney m ak e r.
P ric e 65500,
and If tak e n a t once, w ill include
th e fru it crop. T erm s.
John H. Dill, Owner
TMC THEATER K A U T rw
Last Times Today
"The Trap
FO R S A L E
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S ta rrin g
Lon Chaney
The man of a thousand faces
c-Firigere against f a n g s ,
man against wolf----- ?
—Also—-
“ DODGE YOUR DEBTS”
Adm., 10 and 35c inch tax
JULY 4TH, 5TH AND 6TH
on
Dance Floor
Zane Grey’s
" Wildfire ”
“ When Romance Rides”
—rA wonderful horse and a
beautiful girl, (¡rent Scott!
hat else do yon wantf
—Also—
“ YEARS TO COME”
10 and 35c inch tax
Dance Orchestra
from Grants Pass
For Service as Railroad:
Machinists, boilermakers, blacksmiths, elec-
tricans ,sheet metal workers, pipe fitters, cop-
per smiths, tinners, car inspectors, car repair
helpers.
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All classes under strike conditions best explained b\ ben V .
Hooper, of the United Stab’s Railroad Labor board, in his state
ment of July 1st, reading as follows:
In this case, tlie conflict is not between the employer and the
oppressed employes. The people of this country, through.an act
of congress, signed by President Wilson, established a tribunal
to decide such disputes over wages and fo rk in g conditions wine i
are submitted to it in a proper manner.
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“ It is the decision of this tribunal against which the shop
crafts are striking. Regardless of any question of the right. oL.
the men to strike, the men who take the strikers’ places are merely-
accepting the wages and working conditions prescribed by a
Government tribunal and are performing a ymblic service. I he
are not accepting the wages and working cond.t.ons which an
employer is trying to impose.
“ For this reason, public«, sentiment and full government
power will protect the men who remain in their positions and
new men who may come in.”
Adequate provisions have been made for the lull protection
of all new employes, the same as old employes who have lemained
loyally at work.
Applicants should apply to the Office of the Superintendent
at Portland (Union Station) or to the Assistant Superintendent
at Roseburg.
J. H. DYER, General Manager Southern Pacific Company
R. E. KELLY, Representative Executive Department
Southern Pacific Company, 750 S. P. Building
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