LOOMIS MEETING ARMORY TONIGH
A shland D aily
« ASHLAND CLIM ATE, w u n o u i
< th e aid of m edicine, cures nine <$>
<$, cases o u t of ten of asth m a. ❖
T his is a proven fact.
«
(International News W ire Service)
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4 (Successor to th e Sem i-W eekly Tidings, Vol. 43)
tidings
Denby Helps Lay a Comer Stone
$
'W .
.CHEERFULNESS
IS
PEP MAN’S FALK
BV OFFICIALS
BANDITS DEAD
M EASURE I P TO PEO PLE, J lI H iE
$300,000 IN POSSIBLE LOOT LOST
IN TH E UNSUCCESSFUL
A TTEM PI’
SECCÖXD LECTURE OF SER IE S
DRAWS LARGE AND IN TER
ESTED CROWD
SPECIAL AGENT LEARNS
OF PLANS IN ADVANCE
FINAL PUBLIC LECTURE
TO BE GIVEN TONIGHT
Ih U itiv c s Ready lo r I Ugh way m en;
Gin- C redited W ith Tw elve T ra.n
Stick-Ups anti Had Served Long
Term in Prison.
“ C h a ra cte r A nalysis in B usiness" Is
Topic Selected by Mr. W is e b a n p l ;
H our of M eeting Again Scheduled
4
A M I COUNTY COMMIS
SIONERS SAY
TO CONSTRUCT HIGHWAY
TO KLAMATH CO. LINE
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No. 54
ASHLAND, OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1922
Donates His Pay for War Memorial
51
♦ MALARIA GERMS cannot su r-
<$> vive th re e m onths in th e rich
<i> ozone a t A shland. The pure do-
<$> m estic w ater helps.
-
S ta te Gives A ssistance for C onstruc
tion W oik on 50-30 B asis; Ex
p< use o f Special E lection B allots
¡k
.?
1
Eoi 7 :3 0 O’Cloek-
Saved by V oting Now.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 3.— F irin g with
>
‘ Salesm anship is m ade up of 90
r
deadly
aim
,
post
office
inspectors
'
per
cent of personality, which in
F avoring the proposed $100,000
a, cX
>.V.<
and
railro
ad
defectives
•
k
illed-
two
•
A
*'
w
-
tu rn is one of th e biggest factors in
road bond issue to com plete the
i b andits who held up the M emphis,
business," declared H ow ard J. W ise-
A shland-K lam ath F alls highw ay in
WS
F lyer on th e ’Frisco ra ilro a d a t W it-,
liaupt, the “ P ep” m an of Cleveland,
Jack so n county, which will be su b
T i lay the chimes at Indiana university for five years and donating Ids
d
One
j in his lec tu re on “ P erso n ality ” a t
m i t t e d to the people a t the election j ay of s liV a month to w ar memorial buildings,in memory of tlie university’s ■ ten b u rg , Mo., th is m orning.
The cornerstone of the largest masonic temple In the world was laid by
T uesday, Novem ber 7, George A. Soltiit diad Is the unique pledge of Archie W arner, band leader of the ' of the dead bandits was identified m aster masons of Michigan the other day at Temple and Cass avenues, 1 the Civic club buliding T hursday
.
as
Jack
K
ennedy,
an
escaped
com
G ardner, county judge, Jam es Owens university. The Indiana chimes are among the largest In the country and it
« Edwin Denby,
. . . personal representative of night. T here were th re e tim es the
Secretary ..........-
of the ___
Navy
t vict, know n as “ Jack the quail Detroit.
is
in.
easy
task
to
play
them,
hut
W
arner
climbs
Into
the
tower
every
eveniilg
President Harding, assisted Grand M aster McKenzie in the ancient ceremony, num ber of people present th an a t-
and Victor B ursell, county com m is
at 0 o’clock and cheerfully goes through with the program of Indiana songs, h u n te r.”
wliich is one of the few rites of operative masonry still practiced by the tended the m eeting the n ight befor-
sioners, have explained the e n tire
His $500 pledge was applied to a fund of $413,000 raised on the university i p lan s of the bandit gang were world’s largest secret order.
“ Get up when you w ake up and
situ a tio n . By p u ttin g the m easure
campus wilhin thirty hours.
¡learned several days ago. A special
1
w
ake
up when you get up,” Mr.
to the people a t th is tim e, an ex
agent overheard two oL them dis-
.
W
ishaupt
continued. “ Keep your-
pense of $2500 will be saved, as this
cussing th e plot in th e reading room ARMY TRANSPORT PLANE
• NAVY W INS 14 TO O OYER
i
self
in
good
hum or d u rin g th e day,
of th e approxim ate cost of ballots
ATTEM PTS LONG FLIG H T
PENN STATE; CROWD IS 35,000 Of a M emphis hotel.
, for you can ’t think of h a te o r dism al
for a special election.
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D etectives w ere crouched in the
things when you hum . We need men
In 1920, the people of Jackson
SAN DIEGO, Nov. 4.— The giant:
WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.— T hirty- engine cab and opened fire. A few
!
with backbone, not men w ith a wish-
county passed a bond issue of $500,-
'fiv e th ousand saw
the Penn S tate- m iles down the tra c k , two confeder- arm y tra n s p o rt m onoplane T-2 hop-
;
bone, w’hich is as a piece of p u tty
000, which was to be used to co-op
j Navy gam e today.
The navy scored a tes of the dead b andits appeared pen off a t Rockwell field early this ,
¡and
will stay w here it is put. You
e ra te with sta te and federal a u th o ri
jin the second q u a rte r on a forw ard ¡B oth were captured.
T here was m orning on the second attem p t to
¡cannot
hope to influence o’i'.ers un
ties in c o n stru ctin g c ertain roads.
pass, McKee to Taylor.
Conroy! $200,000 in acu tal money available span the con tin en t in one flight.!
til
you
can rule y o u rself.”
W ith th e $200,000 voted for use
kicked the goal.
The navy scored ¡f the holdup had been successful.
L ieu ten an ts Oakley Kelly and John
Mr. W isehaupt fu rth e r stressed
on th e C ra te r Lake highw ay, a r
again in the th ird period, when
The oilier slain ban d it was identi-: M acCready piloted the plane.
I the im portance of personality in
ran g em en ts have been m ade for
K ratz, Penn S tate h alfback, fum - f;e d as H arvey Logan, of H ouston,!
They expect to reach Long Island)
business and salesm an hip d u ring
com pletion of said highw ay to the
bled on his own 15-yard line. Cul- Texas. The m en had looted sacks New York a t 4 o’clock S aturday af-j
I,
Many stra n g e faces w ere seen on
p a rk line, w ith 42 m iles already
.1 J McMahon, m otorcycle speed len, one of the Navy backs, scooped containing h u n d red s of reg istered ternoon. The w orld's distance flight
tu re s he is giving free to the public.
m acadam ized,
all
agreeing
th a t
the ball and raced for a touch- le tte rs. They jum ped on the loco- record will be broken by m ore th an Hie stre e ts of A shland this m orni g
g
ile s Y t th e plane n egotiates Vine to the blocking ot the m ain lin e , He dw elt upon the Im p o rtan ce of
Jackson county need not co-operate cop on- the highw ays in th is s e c tio n : up
the 1000 m tie , ,( the plane “ es<» ‘a t e s . o[ (he Soutl,m , pacl[lc a t T u n n e , 14 m aking . favorable Im pression on
was a visitor in Ash- down. Conroy kicked the goal. The m otive a t W itten b u rg and le
fu rth e r in the C ra te r Lake highway of the sta te
(rain
ru
n
wild
for
10
m
iles.
F
in
al-; the flight.
..
e
oiefcivnn th e prospective custom er in the first
land T hursday aftern o o n and, while Navy won— 14 to 0
* construction.
¡n e a r th e sum m it ot th e
Siskiyou
1
,
ly
it
stopped
dead.
Inspectors
lay
m
do
T.-iine i few seconds a t the tim e of th e con-
he
bro
u
g
h
t
in
no
violators
of
the
W ith $150.000 voted for use on
I m o untains T hursday night. T rains!
i in wait for tlie m en who ran at the
from the south w ere delayed several tac£;
I ho A shland-K lam ath F alls high law, he handed out some good a d - !
com m and of ‘ h a lt.” A b ullet -tussi-
„„„.k
Five necessary qualities were en-
way, w ork has been well advanced vice to autom obile owners.
i hours, while those from th e n o rth
•
lade riddled th e ir bodies.
I
,
,
,
.
j
.
„„„{„„I
um
erated by Mr. W isehaupt as being
m
any
j
Jackson
county,
and
K
la
m
a
th
,
Mr.
McMahon
s
ta
te
s
th
a
t
¡w
ere
held
here
pending
the
a
rriv
a
li
.
in
“ Quail H u n te r" K ennedy equalled
,
•*
vital to a pleasing personality. These
county has voted $300,000 in bonds pertple do not provide them selves
of those from th e opposite direction. t
1
j
Jesse
Jam
es,
railro
ad
detectives
I
,
.
„
were cheerfulness, honesty, courtesy.
12638460
W hile the tra in s w ere being h e l d ; _____ .
_
’____;i
IT
to he used in th at county. The work with proper perm its or licenses, par-j
i stated . He is credited w ith the rob-|
•i
i svm patlij and sincerity.
He also
on the A shland-K lam ath F alls high- ticu lariy so in the case of the pur-
railed
them
-j
v
.
here, m any passengers avi
hery of a dozen tra in s and served 12 i
,
,
,
.
..
.
.
.
told
of
th
e
necessity
of
s
ta
rtin
g the
wav is being carried frow ard on a I chase of second hand cars by deal-
! selves of the o p p o rtu n ity to see Ash-
years of a 17 year sentence before!
day
right.
50-50 basis w ith the stq te in b o th je rs and quite often when one per-
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| land, and w andered around the city.
¡being released.
He was a fo rm e r'
The final lecture of the series will
K1 ¡m ath and Jackson counties. W ith son buys a second hand car from
MEDFORD.
Nov.
3
—
(Special.)
—
j W hen George K ram er, ag en t foi be delivered tonight, a t 7:30 o'clock.
1923
li-
engineer
on
tlie
S
outhern
Pacific
and:
th e ir bond issue, K lam ath county is another.
He says th a t he expec I A pplication b lan k s for
big day of celebration and enter-! th e Southern Pacific, learned th a t He will speak on ‘ C h aracter A anal-
-¡c e n ses have been m ailed by th e 's e c - rep u ted to he the w est’s best pistol
ab le to com plete the highw ay in th a t to see th a t th e law providing for c
tain m e n t will be held here A rm is tic e ^ m o n g those on board one of the ysis in B usiness.” A great am ount
county.
in Jackson county ififere J tain in g of tra n sfe rs for such licenses re ta ry of s ta te to all m otor v e h ic le . shot,
dav, S aturday, Novem ber 11. The stalled tra in s, w ere m em bers of the of in te rest is being shown in the lec
w ill be about’ $90,000 sh'Srtagle to is enforced to the le tte r in th e fu-j ow ners in Oregon, so as to perm it
will follow the general line W ashington State college football
program
tu re s and Mr. W isehaupt is kept
f nish the co-operation w ith th e tu re , both as to private individuals them to apply for and receive such
ro u te to B erkeley for a
of e n te rta in m e n t given last year team en
busy d u ring th e day w ith m any a: -
i ta te , hence the $75,000 b e n d -issu e, j and to autom obile dealers.
.licenses before -January 1, 1923.
some ad d itions and will be gam e w ith the U niversity of C alifor-j —
— J
w ith
s.
w hich to g eth e r with some general
Follow ing 'is the penalty provided!
In a recent rep o rt issued by the
class in everv detail.
F ree nia S aturday, he got In touch w ith!
high
class
in
every
ro ad funds, will com plete the road by law : “ Any person who violates secretary of sta te , the following is
band concerts and s tre e t vaudeville the cham ber of com m erce, w ith the VARIOUS MALADIES SU FFER ED
to th e county line.
any of tlie provisions of th is act or set fo rth :
will s ta rt a t 8 o’clock and the tim e resu lt th a t cars w ere provided and
BY PROM INENT ENGLISHMEN
“ The d istrib u tio n of th e reg istra -
The com pletion of this highw ay,I .'ails to provide him self w ith the
from then on will b , taken up with the football men e n te rta in ed by a
up
to
Septem
ber
15,
1922,,
th e c o u rt believes, is of vital im-i proper perm it, license or licenses tions
.
.
_
fe a tu re s which include free p a v e - .w hirl around the city.
LONDON, Nov. 3.—-T hree of Eng
portance in m ark etin g produce in prescribed herein, shall, upon con- shows th a t in Jackson county th ere
_____
m ent dance, apple show in cham ber
Anothei noted passenger was a r . lan<j.s prom inent citizens are under
th e K lam ath country and will o th - ; viction th ereo f, or upon e n te rin g a were reg istered 23 m otor vehicle
of com m erce building, big p atrio tic Spellm an, line coach or t ie ni
doctor-8 care The P rince of W ales
erw ise be of g reat public utility! plea of guilty to a com plaint or in-, dealers, 425 chau ffeu rs, 706 m otor
W ATERLOO, N Y„ Noy. 3 -Mr»
b e tw e e n 'versity of O regon’s football te a m .1 ! was throw n from his h u n tin g horse
hristler, widow- parade, football a t 12:30
when fully graded and m acadam ized dictm en t charging him w ith viola- vehicle o p erators, 69 m otorcycles, Anna W adsw ortn C
J C h ristler, th e A shland and M edford high school He w as on his way to Berke1'Y to and suffered contusions of the an-
Bi.ls for com pletion of this road , tion of any of th e provisions of this 4348 passenger cars, th re e ainbu- of Rev. L eonard
Legion hall, see the Sam e tom orrow betw een the kle. F o rm er pren; r Lloyd George
Cq
rg and the B ears in order to
have alread y been received by th e a ct, unless o therw ise provided for in lances and hearses, 28 busses and slam H avre, M ont., clergym an, was team s, open house in
com
m
ercial
cars
of
less
unable
to
a
tte
n
d
his
fu
n
eral
today,
with
radio
concerts,
a
u
to
m
o
b
ile
(
Rne-up on th e style of play is su fferin g from a c. ’d and inflam
s ta te highw ay com m ission, and are this act, be punished by a fine of not stages, 116
being held subject to the o u tc o m e 'to exceed $400 o r hv im prisonm ent th an one ton capacity, 340 tru c k s of due to h er nervous exhaustion.
races a t fair grounds, sm oker at
W a8hingt on S tate men. m ation of th e th ro a t. Fo m er col
The co n stan t vigil by her hus- N atatorium and t i e annua pa ri
U niversity of Oregdn and the onial secretary W inston U ..archill is
of th e bond issue next Tuesday, Up- in the county jail not to exceed one from one to five tons capacity, and
recovering
from ah append., itis op-
....... ...m
g c
Eugene —
- -
on th e approval of the bond
issue e, year or by both such fine and im - five tra ile rs of from one to five tons han d ’s l \ ? r brought on h y steria at- hall a t fair grounds pavilion.
. . .
I. 1 '1C Arm istice day
Nov. 11, d u rin g the a n n u al Home-1
th e county court would lie a u th o r - ' prisonnient, in the discretion of tlie capacity, or a to tal of 4840 licensed tacks.
T
he
llev.
c
h
ris
tle
r
was
slain
by
last
year
drew
one
o(
th
e
'a
v
i
e
«
c e leb rallo „ hela by 1M
passenger and com m ercial m otor
iaed to co-operate w ith the sla te for c o u rt.’
Mrs.
M
argaret
C
arleton
who
th
en
j
crow
ds
ever
seen
in
M
edford,
and
it
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i CALIFORNIA JUDGE DECIDES
vehicles.”
th e com pletion of the highway.
versity of Oregon.
_____________________ suicided. Jealousy was th o u g h t to ¡is believed th a t w ith the superior
W INE HAS NO LEGAL YALCK
The rem ain in g $25,000, which j
A storia— A ctual work on construe- have been the m otive.
fea tu re s to be staged th is year, an
m akes up th e $100,000 proposed i s - 'T |
j even la rg e r num ber of visitors will
SAN DlWGO, Calif., Nov. 3.—
tion
of
the
naval
base
a
t
Tongue
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sue, is to be used to co-operate with j I
j be en tertain ed .
•A
court decision tabooing crim inal
:
point
to
begin
ab
o
u
t
J
a
n
u
a
ry
1.
A
w
ant
ad
will
sell
it.
th e s ta te to com plete the Pacific j
prosecutions for th e ft of liquor on
highw ay a t Gold H ill, w here the
the ground th a t it has no legal value
highw ay crosses th e river, by thej
I w’ill be taken to the C alifornia ap-
b u ilding of a bridge and such con
| pellate court. D istrict A ttorney M uir
s tru c tio n as will be required to bring!
said today.
th e crossing up to sta n d a rd sta te r e
P resi- I’astors to C hange P u lp its —
J arvis’ W ill Return Soon—
, Home from C alifornia Trip
S uperior Judge M arsh dism issed
W ASHINGTON, Nov. 3.
q u ire m en ts, and elim inate the gradé!
Rev. C. F. K oehler, p asto r of the
Dr. and Mrs. George O. Ja rv is,
A. R. Shelby, salesm an for the
yesterday
tw’o m en charged w’ith
N early 300 people atten d ed the
crossing. Any moneys derived from j dent H arding issued liis T hanxsgiv- P resb y terian church will occupy the who have been enjoying an extended Baker, H am ilton and Pacific com
stealin
g
ra
re
liquors valued at $10.-
special m ass m eeting of citizens
th e proposed issue will be used f o r.ih g proclam ation today.
m otor to u r vacation, have w ritten pany, who resides in this city, ar
Q00
from
th
e
hom e of Jam es W.
He says, “ As we survey the ex- P » ^ “ of the P resb y terian church in
called by M ayor C. B. L anikin at the
co-operation work only.
M edford Sunday evening a t 7:30 their A shland frien d s from San Di- rived hom e T hursday, from a bus! A rm ory T hursday night.
T h o u g h ! C offroth, m illionaire sportsm an. The'
called for a political g athering, th ej ^ ‘s tric t atto rn ey holds th a t the wine
candi- m eeting soon developed into a d e -¡a n d w hiskey was purchased p rio r to
visitor nunc*ation of the Tidings, J e s s e : th e en atem ent of the dry law a n d
over h iS 'W in b u rn and B. R. G reer.
L ittle , th u s has legal value.
S
TRAI
AGAIN DELATED BÏ
, TUNNEL 14
ih IN I
OF STATE LICENSE
CO. REACH 4840
SUFFERS RELAPSE
M ES«
A S H LA N D NEW S
PARAGRAPH
few was sa 'd
a n Y oi *be speakers
serv ativ e in his a ttitu d e generally,
j
about
Dr.
B
lake
or C harlie Loom is, CGULEGE WOMEN TO
th e county of thousands of dollars
i extra rails for stren g th .
Mail S k - vice to K. E. Siopprnl—
• e n t ere(j th e union m eetings u n d e r to perform two oparations.
. M EET ON SATURDAY
the
two
candidates
for m ayor.
each year.
M edford to Play R oseburg—
The m ail service betw een A shland Dr C harles S. P rice in a skeptical sto p s for S hort V isit—
“ I do not sm oke, chew or use to
The bonds a re to be issued at 10
and K lam ath F alls over the H ow ard ,VlOO(i especially reg a rd in g th e d iv in e 1 W illam ette valley m otorists who
F o r the first tim e in nearly 10
On account of th e reg u la r m eeting
bacco in any fo rm ,” said Dr. Blake
y e a r serials, which would m ean four
o t , m ill le v ,, o r 40 c e n '. o n !
heohnB
, be
c ll,. , for
„ r a sh o rt visit years,
years.
R oseburg w.ll send h e r , ^
as , o h<lw he date of the C.ollege W om en’s club
healing p a rt of the work.
M any,
any; stop]>c<1
stopped in th
e city
,.„ h »1000 valuation a lte r 1924
'
rh e m a' ” s" * ,ly »'ho have been in terested in th ese. w ltb tr ie „ dB today, w
were
prohibition q u e s tio n .: com ing on A rm istice day th is m onth.
ere Mr. and football w arriors tnto so u th e rn Ore-
One hundred th ousand dollars o ' . ' I r “ " ' 1 ,‘’' 7 ' “ s
¡"
m eetings and those who have been Mrs w . 0 . BaliacU. Mls8 Mae Bal-i son. »'h’ " 'h e I'm pqua valley team
|n
B U te . tbe n,ne!lne 0, th a t org an isatio n will
th e 101-1 bond issue will be retire d r " <’
As" 1:UKl
‘ra ta l - ‘ he «»'-, skeptical concerning them and th e ir lack anll Mlss M aurlne Bollock, o t, m eets ..Iedford in M edford Sator-,o( ln,M|caUon
, have never eve„ be heH tom orrow instead of th e fol-
.
Hli -(dditiptial le v y jl0W‘n ” m o rn ia g ‘ beln£ delivered on p erm anent value will be in terested Albany. They w ere on th e ir way j day afternoon. In p rep aratio n for sm oked a cig arette. As fa r back as lowing S aturday. The m eeting will
1
.
' J - ] , '\
pJ c!iv ro u te s ju st 24 hours la te r th a n - in hearin g th is m essage from Rev. to Long Beach, Calif., from P o rtlan d th e gam e, the high school stu d e n ts
be held at th e home of Miss Th-aone
< vei f
he
M's e d issue ¡before.
Tlie service is used each c p K oehler.
and will spend the w in ter in south- a t M edford are devoting 15 m inutes I can trace in my fam ily, no Blake
has ever used tobacco. And I don’t C arkin, 1334 Reddy avenue, Med
sum m er, but ow
daily practicing yells. R eports from
n t f , ing
. . , r to
m f the
b o roads,
,-rt-A.io it ,»a w n |.T each ers’ M eeting—
ern C alifornia.
gam ble, but I u n d e rsta n d C harlie ford.
| is im possible to m ake th e trip 5n
M edford say th a t Coach Eddie Dur-
The re g u la r m eeting of th e P a re n t •: Flt)St Is H eavy—
Loom
is has a punch board in his
s a i .FT m man pu r c h a se s
I th e w inter tim e. .
no will have two com plete team s on
T eachers association will be' held
W
ith
snow
in
the
Siskiyous
sur-
sto
re."
BAKERY I ROM K ISTLER
WEDDING DAY APPROACHES
this evening at 7:30 in the Haw- ro u n ding th e city, the th erm o m eter band to m eet the visitors, and th a t
W hat prom ises to be a hot tim e in
in
EDR \YM. HOHENZflLLERN
th o rn e annex on th e B oulevard R p - took a sudden dow nw ard m ovem ent be has been keeping his men
th e old town to n ig h t is arra n g e d for
..'.Hither business tra n s fe r is re- Slu.it ('iic u it Blam ed for F ire
ports of the delegates wdio a tte n d ed T hursday
night.
This
m orning stric t tra in in g ,
8 o’clock, when the “ Loom is-for- , DOORN, H olland, Nov. 3.— The
p o rted for the week, the Ron Ton
T hat a sh o rt circu it in th e w iring
the
n
atio
n
al
and
sta
te
convention,
m
anv
flow
ers,
which
had
been
in
Visit
F
iie
n
d
s
H
ere—
M ayor” m eeting will be held a t th e oJd G erm an c o u rt chaplain will give
haR ry. co rn er of F o u rth and A was responsible o fr th e fire th a t
will be m ade, and a general discus- bloom, were fro st b itte n , and th e Mr.
and , a , Mrs.
H arry L. G rube, A rm ory‘
„
Ju d g in g from re m a rk s j som e pointed rem ark s reg ard in g the
having
changed
m
an
a
g
e
-'d
estro
y
e
d
th
e
M
ason-E
hrtnan
build-
s tre e ts ,
sion of subjects of vital in te re st to ground heavily covered w ith frost. Mr. and Mrs S tew ard, of C ottag overheard today> citizens of th e city la tg . ex.k aiserini prior to the wed-
J.
W.
K
istler,
fo
r-'
in
g
in
M
edford
T
uesday
n
ig
h
t
is
m e r t T hursday.
all p a re n ts will be tak en . up.
. F . a th
. e rs The w ater a t tlie low er in ta k e was Grove, and Mrs. Johnson of Los w m bg toJd a g re a t m any th in g s in
Sunday of w illia m Hohenzoll-
» |ei p ro p rieto r. has sold his in te r- the opinion of G eorge T. Collins,
Ile
also
believes
th
a
l
th
e:
have
received
a
special
invitation
to
covered
for
a
large
sh
are
of
its
sur-
Angeles,
spent
today
as
the
guests,
g
g
tra
ig
h
t_from
_the-shoulder
m
an
n
er
fn rm ~r k aiser
and Princess
eat in the estam blishm ent to O. M .: m anager. He also b e l i e » ■.««»«.
face w ith a' th in scum of ice.
of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wilson, and by men whQ know,
E r m i n e of R euess.’ He will use a
F r a iklin. a recent a rriv al in Ash- building m ight have been saved h a d i a Hen 4 e mee tng.
Q uarterback on “ Frosh" T eam —
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. C urry, of N o r t h ! _________________—
ja t ,1
*
I the M edford fire d e ep
p a artm
rtm e en
n t been M aking Inspection T rip—
text from F irs t C orinthians,
M ingus A itkin, of th is city, who Main sire e t.
The visitors w ere;
F o r a great m anv vears. M r.¡equipped w ith an a p p a ra tu s to fig h t.
Mr. Loom is, of P o rtla n d . head
association
G erm an women oppose th e m ar-
F r a n k lin has m an u factu red bakery an inside fir, above the second floor, j checker of the S tandard Oil com- is a freshm an at th e U. of O., is form erly neighbors and friends of j P en d leto n — A Road
The bride is 30 years his
W illa m e tte-v a lle y .! The m an ag er was very stro n g in h is'.p an y in th e sta te of Oregon, was in playing q u a rte rb a c k w ith the fre s h -¡th e W ilson and C u r r y ja m ilie s w h e tk ^ a s ^ b e e n j
X t l T a n d ju n io r, and is a strik in g c o n tra st to
itr .u i c m in t h e W illam ette valley. The m an ag er w a s \ e i y » n u n s
■»*=>, i>«ny *>*
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o
«nd m oved to this city from S a lem .1 p raise for the w ork done by the fire , th e city today looking over the be- m an team th is year and is said to all lived in Pennsylvania. The_ visit- objec
he
s
f
tQ tbe kaiger.s em pha8is On the sane
Mr K istler plans on spending t h e ’ d e p a rtm e n t, in view of its lack of longings of the com pany and gettin g have m ade a p erm an en t b e rth for ors expect to spend the w inter in so u th
g
m arriag e union
proper equipm ent.
(acq u ain ted w ith the local people.
him self.
so u th ern C alifornia.
Laney lew.
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