e
ASHLAND CLIMATE, w u noui ♦
♦ the aid of medicine, cures nine <§>
<g> cases out of ten of asthma.
T his is a proven fact.
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♦ ■$>»<»«> «> $> <S> <3> <8> <®>
A shland D ada tidings
No. GO
ASHLAND, OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1922
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♦ U N DERTAK ER BRINGS
>
“DEAD” BABY BACK
Once More Gayety Reigns on Venice’s Canals
♦ STUDENT FIRE-BUG
SAYS MONEY NEEDED
TO ATTEND CLASSES
TO LAND OF LIVING <5>
18 STUDENTS OF
-ASHLAND HIGH
POMEROY, W ash., Nov. 10.
— R alph Spencer, a W hitm an
•$> college stu d en t, has confessed
to b u rn in g the old H artfo rd
<$> bank building. Spencer carried
> insurance of 3500 on the build-
ing.
He says he burned the build-
ing to get the insurance to a t-
k tend
classes.
H undreds of
OAKLAND, Calif., Nov. 10. ♦ [
— P hysicians a ttrib u te the re- <S>|
m ark ab le re tu rn to life of th e <3>t
16-day-old d a u g h te r of , Mrs. <$• '
George K ayuo on the u n d e rta k - <?>!
e r's slab, to suspended anim a- <•>
tion. The m other believes her <•>
p ray ers a re responsible.
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The u n d e rta k e r felt a fa in t <S>|
TOTAL O. A. C. REGISTRATION
flu tte r of the h e a rt, and he lm- ♦ »
4 2 2 « ; COUNTY IS R E P R E ­
m ediately applied m eans of a r- $>,
SENTED BY 5 5
tificial resp iratio n in o rd er to <?>
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; • resto re h er to life.
<$>
Many R eceive Signal H onors at (A l­
leg e in P articular Line of Work
F ollow ««; H onor Novirties E lect
Loral P eop le P resid en ts.
♦ MALARIA GERMS cannot sur- >
♦ vive th re e m onths in th e rich
<$> ozone a t A shland. The pure do- $>
<§> m estic w ater helps.
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(International News Wire Service)
V O L U M E 4 (Successor to the Semi-W eekly Tidings, Voi. 4 3 )
SEVERAL ARE PROMINENT
IN CAMPUS ACTIVITIES
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PROHIBITION IS
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* W AR LEADER SPEA K S TO LARGE
CROWD AT PRESBYTERIAN
v> friends a re extending th e ir 3>i
CHURCH
<3> sym pathy to the youth, who is
<§> good h ab its and is ind u strio u s. <«»
PLEA MADE FOR KEEPING
ADEQUATE ARMY, NAVY
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C olonel Dot's Not F avor Scrapping
Of D efen ses; Di inker of Moon­
sh in e D eclared G reatest 1‘iesen i
M enace to U. S. C onstitution.
T
The picturesque regatta in the Grand canal, Venice, Italy, lias been resumed a fter years of abstinence from
I T eem ing w ith in te restin g bits of
this celebration. Thousands crowded the banks of tlie Grand canal as the pugeant opened. T ourists thronged to
OREGON AGRICULTURAL COL-
___________
,
F rench life, Colonel Dan M organ
Venice to participate in the occasion, while tlie native Venetians entered in the play witli light hearts. The
■srl.EGE. Corvallis Nov. 10.— A shland
___________
procession of gondolas along tlie Grand canal is here seen.
Sm
ith, com m ander of th e B attalion
has 18 stu d e n ts enrolled in th e col­
WASHINGTON,
Nov.
10.
Presi-*
ot-
D
eath, 35Sth in fan try , 90th divi-
lege th is term .
The to tal enroli-
PORTLAND, Nov. 10. Mrs. E m ­
:
d
e
n
t
H
arding
today
issued
a
procla-
s
jOn
delivered a spirited address to
inent for the y ear, including t h e '« 1*«» Jonps Is likely to die from a
m ation designating Novem ber 12th a large crowd a t tbe F irst Prcsby-
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COMING
EVENTS
sum m er session and sh o rt course fra c tu re d skull as a resu lt of being
as Red Cross Sunday.
He urges (e r ian church T hursday evening,
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stu d e n ts, is 4220. Jackson county strn ck b* an autom obile here today,
people
to
join
the
organization.
<<j am I10j here to glorify w ar;
<•> N ovem ber 11— A rm istice day. <t>
is credited w ith 55 of th e 3073 reg- The m achine was driven by Sidney
®>
Novem ber 13— A nnual Red
th ere is no glory in w a r,” declared
u la r stu d e n ts a tte n d in g th e O. A. C. C arrick. Mrs. Jones becam e excit-
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1 0 .— The
Cross
Roll
Call
Drive.
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th e speaker.
“ But th is does not
th is term . The men from A shalnd ed and jum ped back and fo rth when
’ p resident is busy p rep arin g a spe- m ean th a t I w ant a big arm y o r a
Novem
ber
13.—
484th
Com-
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o u tn u m b er th e girls 5 to 1 — 15 m en th e ‘»river sw erved his m achine.
1 cial m essage for th e im m ediate en-
pany’s banquet.
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large navy; it only m eans th a t 1 in ­
to th re e girls.
|
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I actm en t of the ship subsidy bill, fol­ sist upon the protection of our fa th ­
Novem
ber
15—
“
As
a
W
om
an
$
E n gineering leads in en rollm ent l
<» RAILWAY PLACES
low ing his call for a special session ers and m others by the m aintenance
;•> T h in k e th ,” High School anni- ■$>
from A shland w ith eight stu d en ts.
CONTRACT FOB EQUIPM ENT
I
of congress, Novem ber 20.
The of a sm all but well equipped, well
<♦> versary play.
❖
A gricu ltu re and com m erce a re next
house
is
pledged
to
vote
for
the
bill,
T hat th e m anagem ent of the St.
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N ovem ber 16-17 — Jack so n «8»
__ ____
paid
and ___
satisfied arm y so th at wi
< w ith th re e each. P harm acy has two
8>
County
Sunday
School
Associa-
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>
WASHINGTON,
Nov.
10.—
P
o
l
l-
'which
18
expected
to
go
to
the
senate
m
ay
bg
ablg
tQ m eet any em ergen,..y
Louis-Sau Francisco railw ay, com ­
LONDON, Nov. 10.— The allies
stu d e n ts and fo restry and home
m only and com m ercially know n as will exercise d rastic m ilita ry a n d ' ❖ tion convention a t Phoenix.
8>‘ ticians of all shades of opinion are by D ecem ber' 1.
I th a t m ight arise.
econom ics, one each.
the ’Frisco Lines, has abounding civil control over C o n sta n tin o p le ,;^
“ I also recognize," said Colonel
Novem ber 22 — “ Colonial 8> agreed th a t prohibition is in a fair
S tu d en ts from A shland a re well
MEDFORD F IR E HEAVIEST
1 faitli in the fu tu re of, th e te rrito ry unless the T u rk s change th e ir a tti< 8> P la y e rs,” Lyceum num ber.
'
Sm
ith, “ th a t th ere are thousands
8> way to become the chief a rg u m en t
rep resen ted in activ ities on the cam - ,
,
,
IN STATE DURING OCTOBER who patronize th e bootlegger who
, T
these lines serve, and th a t they are tude.
G eneral H arrin g to n , com-
Novem ber 30, T hursday —
two years hence.
Despite the re-
pus. E a rl J. Biegel, senior in elec-
have never th o u g h t of the harm they
,
» looking forw ard to an e ra of pros- m ander of th e B ritish m ilita ry : 8> T hanksgiving Day.
<$
m
ark
ab
le
victories
m
ade by the wets
SALEM, Nov. 10. — T hirty-five
tn c a l engineering, is a m em ber of
K
do. The m an who th re a te n s to pull
„
..
.
p erity which m ust soon and m evi- forces a t C onstantinople, has been <$>
Decem
ber
4-7—
W
in
ter
fa
ir.^
8>
it
seem
s
im
probable
th
a
t
an
y
th
in
g
,
fireg
|n
Qregon
outside
of
P
o
rtlan
d
i
E tta K appa Nu, honorary electrical ‘
.
, .
„I
tably follow upon the term in a tio n of em pow ered to co-operate for m artia l
will be done in the next c o n g re ss, dui.7ng7 Oct; be; , resulted in i0SSes down o u r flag and ru n up a dirty red
eng in eerin g fra tern ity .
E lection to
,
,
.
.
_____
the
present
period
of
in
d
u
stria
l
un-
tow ard m odifying the Volstead law .' ag g re g a tin g $375,150, according to rag ; the boJsheviki who preaches
law
w
ithout
consulting
his
home
niem bership in this org an izatio n is
Some liberals say it is not in c o n -jth e m onthly 8Ummary Of A. C. Bar- d estruction of our form of govern-
the highest scholastic honor an elec- r e s t’ is evidenced in a sta te m e n t of governm ent.
see1-»
iceivable
in two years th a t the m o d i- 'ber gtate fire marshal> and two per. “ «nt, nor th e a n a rc h ist w
B
ritain
will
m
obilize
the
en
tire
tric a l eng in eerin g stu d e n t can a t- M r’ C has- A- F o rre s t’ general agent
the
destruction
of
ou
r
in
stitu
tio n s
fication
elem
ent
will
become
so
M
editerranean
fleet
to
m
eet
the:
tain in college.
C hester C. Mac- on thp Pacific coast for these lin es-
sons were in ju red . The heaviest loss
by
the
m
eans
of
bombs
is
not
so
stro
n
g
as
to
compel
both
p
arties
to
C racken, senior in chem ical engi- w ith ofiice* in San F rancisco, Los N ear E ast hostilities. The fleet is
¡dangerous
to
the
com
m
unity
as
the
adopt
a
m
oist
plank
in
th
eir
plat-
neering. is a m em ber of Chi E psilon, Ang<des and S e a ,tle - th a t his lines now concentrated n ear th e D a rd a ­
a t $190,000.
I m an who g ratifies his ap p etite n t
form s.
New York, New Je rse y ,'
It is reported from P a ris
honorary chem ical engineering fra - have reCPatly ,et co n tracts for 35 nelles.
; the expense of th e co n stitu tio n of
Pennsylvania, M assachusetts, Illi- i OREGON HOMECOMING OPENS;
tern ity , Scabbard and Blade honor- : large M ikado type fre ig h t engines, th a t m any F rench and Ita lia n w ar
th is country. The only plea th a t can
nois and C alifornia, e ith e r by voting,
STAGE SET FOB TONIGHT
ary m ilita ry fra te rn ity , and a m em ­ 15 m ountain type possenger engines c ra ft a re being sent into T u r k is h :
be m ade on th e ir beh alf is th e plea
down a m ore rigorous enforcem ent
______
ber of Sigma Alpha Epsilon, social and 1000 50-ton steel hopper bot­ w aters.
F
o
r
the
first
tim
e
in
its
history,
or in sending liberals to th e next I UNIVERSITY OF OREGON E u- of the dying C hrist, 'F<.... e them ,
fra te rn ity . Jam es L. P o rte r, senior tom coal c a rs a t an expense of over
A shland
rep resen
Pa-; congresg haye ro]1(?d up w et vic- gene, N ov. 10.— (Special.)
H u n -¡F a th e r, they know no w hat they
in pharm acy, is p resident or Uho ?8 ,0 °°.0 0 0 .
Bids have also been LOCAL RADIO AMATEUR
; Asnm
uu was
was rep
iesem ted
eu a a t t th
.ue e x-a-
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Chi. honorary pharm acy fra te rn ity , apkert for 15 00 55-ton all steel gon-l
PICKS U P F A R STATION
7.^,2 to rie s- Ohio- hom e of th e A nti-S a-1 dreds
oi g rad u a tes ____
and form
er stu - do.
d o /”
__________________
______
siti.on in P o rtla n d , by a boys i ud g - ,j 00n ie a gUe> alone voted down the d en ts of the U niversity of Oregon
Colonel Sm ith insisted th at til­
and also prosedinet of Kappa Psi. dola coal c a rs . 1200 heavX steel a n ' |
ing
team
,
w
hich
re
tu
rn
e
d
to
the
,
bger
and
wjne
am
endm
ent.
win
iournev
to
E
usene
th
is
week
w
or,d
was ripe for i diibition, pro-
pharm acy social fra te rn ity . C harles d e rfram e autom obile box cars and, T hursday
will journey to Eugene th is week
n ig h t betw een 11:30 .
a fte r having c ap tu red fifth
from
all
p
a
rts
of
the
Pacific
coast
vid*d
prohibition was m ade eff ct-
5
00
heavy
steel
u
n
d
er
fram
e
stock
and
12:30,
Lloyd
Crowson
succeed-
CltV
B. W inne, ju n io r in m echanical en-
place. The local team scored 2030,
for
the
U
niversity’s
an
n
u
al
H
om
e-1ive
in
Am erica, and he called upon
Delivery
of
th
e
locom
otives
RESIGNS AS MISSIONARY
ed in picking up statio n WCL, a
gineering, is a m em ber of th e varsity ( <irs.
points a g ain st 2202, the tally of the
!
those
in
the audience who supported
football squad. This is Mr. W inne’s win bpSin
Novem ber and the broadcasting statio n in A tlan ta, Ga.
IN SUNDAY SCHOOL W ORK com ing festivities, which will open
w
inning
team
.
The
boys
who
com
­
m
issionaries
abroad to help bring
second year as a m em ber of the h e ig h t equipm ent will follow rap- WCL was calling Chicago, Ills., in
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! th is evening and close S aturday
posed the team w ere B arnard Joy,
about
w
orld
prohibition by m aking
o rd er to m ake a test w ith them . The
"''**“ *
, Rev. C. C. H ulet has resigned his night.
football squad. He fills the position *d’-y.
statio
n
cam
e
in
quite
loud,
as
it
E
a
rl
E
van»
a
n
d
.Noble
K
atzer.
T
h
ese
WQrk
ag
Sunday
school
m
issionary.
The
chief
a
ttra
c
tio
n
of
the
a
n
n
u
al
prohibition
p
rohibit
in America r.-e-
of fullback and has played in most ;
was copied th ro u g h very heavy w ire- boys won at the Jackson co n n t>' fa ir> in so u th ern Oregon, to tak e the pas- event w ilj be a football gam e which I peroration of lns speech was: lf "
of th e gam es th is season. H arold B .1 ELK S LADIES MEET TO
E
LE
C
T
NEW
O
F
FIC
E
R
S
lesg
tvaffic
w hich P erm itted them to com pete a t to ra te of M errill and Malin churches. w il, be piayed S aturday aftern o o n I enforce Pro h lb lt'°>1 ,n Am erica, th -
Stone senior in electrical e n g in eer­
Mr. Crowson has succeeded in th e big stock show ’ Boyd MoSS’ a8‘ ‘ in K lam ath county.
At the la tte r betw een tb e Oregon eleven and th e civilized world will go dry; the u -
ing, is a m em ber of th e v arsity ‘ O”
The E lk s’ ladies held th e ir regu- picking up the broadcasting sta tio n sista n t county a «e n t- accom pan'e(1 place, a new church is about to be W ashington S tate college team . The o£ alcobo1 as a h e 'e ra g e wi : b. out-
association.
He won his le tte r in
foam
. ■. . pastor,
. . will
«n two in stitu tio n s are tra d itio n a l foot- I lawed
d w a H in
m i n f r v in t
..
r,.
i
n e la r m eeting in the E lk s’ tem ple on . TI
, .
.
. . . „„ „ , „„„„ tbn
the team
b u .. ilt and - w ...
ith a resident
111 every n conn,ry
in ,h e
■ '
Mr. Stone is a m em ber of
*
! in H onolulu several tim es, and says
track .
This
we
m
ust
do;
the burden is up-
T hursday and enjoyed a very pleas­
B
arn
ard
Joy
won
th
ird
place
in
grow
ra
p
idiy
into
a
g
rea
t
work.
Mr.
b
alj
enem
ies
and
a
re
rep
resen
ted
it is g rea t sp o rt to h ear two or
L am bda Chi Alpha, social fra te rn ity ,
com petition w ith m any o th ers in the 7H u,et and big faniily bave m ade
^ 0 “ ' ^ "¿wo of the’ "strongest on your shoulders and m lne- for !1S
ant aftern o o n .
Mrs. Louis Dodge
th re e d ista n t statio n testing.
y E rnel E. S tearns, senior in m echani­
contest for individual judging, scor- m any w arm friendg in Ashland> and team g jn tbe pacific Coagt confer. it is our duty to seek to C hristian-
and Mrs. Tony F ranco w ere the w in­
cal eng in eerin g is a m em ber o '
ners of the prizes.
Mr. H arn er and fam ily, of Tilla- ing 755 po in ts- The two boys w ho while tlie P resb y terian church feels ence
G ridiron critics a re not pro- Ize the bea,hen 1,1
lan d s> 80
K appa Delta Sigm a, social fra te rn ity
tied J for first place, scored 770 th eir loss, they rejoice th a t in th is phesying the outcom e of this con- jt is becom ing ou r duty, by our ex-
D uring th e sh o rt business m eeting
________
m ook, Or., a re m oving ii^.o Mrs.
O
liver G. __________
A nderson is _ a ___
senio r in
needy field th ere will be a p a ste r t esd £or ^be team s a re so evenly am ple and active assistance, to take
m echanical engineering and a m em -
°
¡M o o re s a p a rtm e n t on L iberty stre e t.
the blessings of prohibition to everv
, her of . Ares
.
,
.
a,.
,
noon,
the
a
n
n
u
al
election
of
officers
.
IT
,
.
.
..
„ „ „ „ j
and fam ily of sucli splendid Chris- m atched th a t even the m ost a rd e n t
club. The course Mr.
,
Mr. H a rn e r is w orking a t th e round-
land w here th e cross of Jesus C hrist
,
.
. .
, .
took place and resu lted in Mrs. .
tian sp irit and ability.
Boost for the W in ter F a ir.
of fans hesitates to give e ith e r team
Anderson is tak in g is designed to
1
house.
has been or can be raise d .”
.
.
,
.
„ f George G illette being chosen presi-
the edge. The C ougars will come
prep are th e stu d e n t for a position of
B
*
„ ,
,
u n, ,
dent and Mrs. George K ram er vice­
to E ugene sm a rtin g u n d er the w hite­
usefulness and responsibility in th e,
,
, x
, in d , u stria
x , l . life of . .v
. . . v Mr.
. president
of the club
w ashing given them by the C alifor- HOPE HELD OUT POP.
th e co u n . tiy
*
nia B ears S aturday, w hile the Ore-
IN JU R ED I. D’S RECOVERY
A nderson's work includes the study
„
( j fF , HAS
of m echanics, surveying, hydraulics " L D N E i
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| W ill A tten d H om ecom ing—
gon eleven will be in the ‘ p in k ” of
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| Drives in 2 0 0 0 Sheep —
j I.eave« for Spokane
R ichard Hall 12-year-o’d son cf
and laws governing th e principles of
’
• - ■ Miss _ Leona --
M arsiers will leave
Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Loosley a n d |
Mrs. K atie Ju rg ew itz left on tra in condition, having had a two w eeks’
o peration of engines and the tra n s
M esdam es Bush Dunn E llis a n d j ° r E ugene th is evening to a tte n d children and Mr. and Mrs. L aw ton 154 T hursday evening a fte r a visit rest. The gam e prom ises to be one Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Hal! who was
form ation of heat energy into work
‘ oved lheni3eives ch arm in g '< h e a n n u al Hom ecom ing celebration a re visiting a t the residence of Mr. w ith her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. J. of the h a rd e st fought gr.idiron b at- kicked in the back Saturd ; affer-
She expects to stop for
a ties ever played in the west.
noon bv 14-year-old Johnny F ree-
O ther stu d e n ts from A shland a
t
-
thp W ednesday ci ub at th e U niversity of Oregon, which and Mrs. George Loosley on Oak Shook.
stre
e
t.
C.
V.
Loosley
arriv
ed
Thurs-I
few
days’
visit
in
P
o
rtlan
d
,
a
fte
r
The
contest
will
be
preceded
F
ri-
m an while stan d in g on th e corner
tending O. A. C. a re Paul M. Mien,
R Jn gpUe Qf thQ rain be_! will be the biggest sta te event of
day
from
F
o
rt
K
lam
ath
,
driving
o
v
e
r
!
which
she
will
go
to
S
eattle
for
a
day
night
by
a
gigantic
stre
e
t
parade
of
F o u rth and Main s tre e ts w atch-
freshm an in a g ric u ltu re : E lm er C. twgen 4Q and 5Q
aasem bled th e week-end. Miss M arsters. who
2000
head
of
sheep.
He
rep
o
rts
a
¡sh
o
rt
stay
w
ith
Mrs.
Rose
P
o
tte
r,
and
bonfire
rally.
This
is
an
an-
ing
the Loomis parade go by, is re-
Biegel, freshm an in electrical engi- f c
h
u
and ..get a c q u ain t. | is on th e faculty of th e A shland
Mrs
W
ilm
er
P
o
le
y
!bigh
school,
is
a
g
rad
u
a
te
of
th
e
'h
e
a
v
y
storm
in
te
rfe
rin
g
w
ith
the
form
erly
Miss
Rose
P
a
tte
rso
n
of
th
is
n
ual
event
and
each
year
becomes
ported
to be slightly improved.
n e erin g ; Jo h n M. Brady, ju n io r in « d ” fellow ship.
Mr.
Ju
reg
will
m
eet
h
er
m
ore
noisy
and
hilarious.
Hall left h.s home w hen
'
.
.
.
.
I
tt _ « , —
progress
of
his
sheep,
which
w
ere
¡city.
re
c
iw
tz
more
noisv
Young
com m eice, Mamie A. E ta n s , f . c a gaVe a r e a d jng wliich was h eartily j I n iversiiy.
A
rm
istice
day
will
be
comm
emo-
the
band
began to play and wont
b ro u g h t over th e Dead Indian road, in S eattle and accom pany h er to
m an in com m erce; John L. lo w er. enC0fed and th e Misseg D augherty M ason-Ehrm an R ebu ild in g—
rate d w ith a p atriotic parade S atu r- to the corner of F o u rth and Main,
sophom ore in pharm acy; George N appeared ¡n b e a u tifu i pia n o d u e ts ’ C onstruction w ork to rep a ir the Ma- T here were eig h t inches of snow a t th e ir hom e in Spokane.
day m orning, in which Lane county w here he was stan d in g when the
G ray, sophom ore in a g ric u ltu re : pnd qoloj! Manv calls w ere reported son-E hrm an building in M edford, th e sum m it. The trip took six days. Move.» R eported
M argaret L. Jo hnson, fresh m an in ’,.)Vin<v‘ been m ade thg
m onth I which recently was visited by a big Pep M eetings H eld—
| Thom as Cam pbell moved T hurs- organizations and stu d en ts will com- Freem an boy cam e by and, w ithout
hom e econom ics; George S. Mason.
W ednegday Q. Novem ? blaze, has begun. A ccording to con-1
S tu d en ts a t th e A shland high day from near M edford to W ater bine. In the aftern o o n , a flag rais- any provocation, kicked him in the
tra c to rs, the S tru ctu re was not a s 'sc h o o l have been holding e n th u sia s-. s tre e t in th is city.
t \ing and m ilita ry sa lu te cerem ony back. Hall sank to the ground with
sophom ore in a g ric u ltu re ; Edw in L.
b& C am ng
badly dam aged as was first th o u g h t, tic m eetings of a peppy n a tu re at I Mr. Bostwick has moved from will be held on H ayw ard field b e fo re , his legs paralyzed, apparently one
M owat, ju n io r in fo re stry ; Lloyd W.
The work is being ru sh ed , and it is[ varying in te rv als d u rin g th e day: 488 N orth Main stre e t, to 160 N orth tbe football gam e is sta rte d .
of the v e rtab rae in his back having
S h rin er, fresh m an in m echanical en­
LIGHT FOR SOLDIER BONUS
IS WON IN ILLINOIS b»Ped will be com pleted in the next ¡th is week.
Songs have been s u n g ; Main stre e t.
j Sixteen hundred g rad u ates and been dislocated. Two young men in
gin eerin g ; and Cora E. Mason, so p h ­
1 0 — The s ta te ’s 130 days.
and yells given in arousing inter-
Mrs. C u th b ert moved W ednesday fo rm er stu d e n ts of colleges o th e r a car saw the boy drop and stopped
om ore in com m erce.
CHICAGO, Nov.
from
the Rosem ont a p a rtm e n ts to th an Oregon, who are now m aking to investigate, a fte r which they
est in th e M edford-A shland high
trem endous victory for th e $55.000,- W ork on H ill Chxsed—
140
South
P ioneer stre e t.
th e ir hom es in the sta te , have been placed him in th e ir car and rushed
I 000 so ld iers’ bonus bond issue
W ork on th e paving of the south school gam e in M edford S aturday,
PORTLAND DIVISION, S. P.
Mr.
McMichels
has
moved
from
invited to come to E ugene and par- him to th e hospital, w here he was
WINS FU EL OIL BANNER proves th a t Illinois is not u n g ra te ­ slope of Sexton m ountain has been The stu d e n t body will a tte n d the
sh u t down d u rin g the p resent rain , gam e p ractically en m asse and a r - |l 4 0 South P ioneer to 725 B stre e t, ticip ate in th e Hom ecom ing and a t given m edical a tte n tio n .
The men
ful, officials of the A m erican Le
a cerem ony to adopt the university were not known by the Hall boy and
PORTLAND. Nov. 10.— Em ployes gjQn deejared t oday.
U nder t h e ‘ns th e m en find it im possible to lay rangem ents have been m ade for the F . C. R e m e r R eturns
of tbe Southern P acific’s P o rtla n d m easure which carried in Chicago the hot s tu ff w hile it is wet. T here high school band to fu rn ish m usic
P rof. F. C. R eim er, in charge of as th e ir step-alm a m ater.
(did not m ake ’heir nam es know 1
division have again won th e fuel oil by m ore |h a n 3 tp
and a ln ,O8t is b u t work for five days left, and a t the gam e.
the so u th ern Oregon ex p e rim e n tsi
a coast conference cross country e ’thei
' t io
Ve rv 'g r a te
staiio
n
n
e
a
r
T
alen
t,
hats
re
tu
rn
e
d
race,
big
noon
day
luncheon,
alum
ni
pnts
o.
th
e
lad,
who
are
ier> g ra.e
b a n n e r, it
was announced here pfiuajjy e m pbatic jn th e rest of th e a s soon as th e sun stays out for th a t ¡Gives F a rew e ll P a rty —
T h u rsd ay by E. L. K ing, su p e rtn te n - state> 80id iers of Illinois, who can ’e n g th of
tim e, th e road will be
The m em bers of th e W. R. C. en- from an extensive trip to so u th e rn m eeting and Hom ecom ing ball a re ful to them for th e kind service
ered. .
dent o i the
P o rtlan d division. prove residence in th e s ta te a t th e com pleted.
T he highw ay will be te rta in e d T hursday aftern o o n a t th e C alifornia and the ea ste rn p art of the on the program for
S aturday.
rcn ere
A
fter
four remOved
days in to
the bis
hospital.
The fuel
oil b an n er is aw arded t -m e of th e -r e n listm e n t, will be e n .I com pleted over th e m o u n tain and
hom e of Mrs. F. H. W alker on Lib- country.
W hile gone from Jackson
scores of fo rm er a th le te s c f the
hoem
q u a rte rly by the Southern Pacific tiHed tc a bonU8> to be paid at t h e ’, open to tra v e l th is w inter.
erty stre e t in honor of Mrs. R. C. county, he was a w itness in a a h -, univ ersity will re tu rn and p ara e
<
thp a tte n d jn
to the division sta n d in g highesi in ra te of
centg a day for each day g fak ijo u Mill M an Visits—
P o rte r, a m em ber of the corps who form a land suit, la te r stu dying
- .a b o u t the f i^ d >herore the gam e
hopeful of his recover-
th e conservation of fuel oil. This t ,,pv serVed a te r April 6. 917, with
of th e B arham b ro th e rs, who expects to II rem
to
C
in ditions in
th
e m
west. S nm . sta rts
They
will have a specia
1 C I I I ove
U T C
ILF
V a alifornia
U ltF I lI I «
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— iddle
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-
K
op
erate
a
saw
m
ill
about
two
m
iles
the
n
e
a
r
fu
tu
re
.
A
b
o
u
ntiful
lunch
tim
e
was
spent
in
W
ashington,
D.
C.
section
of
seats
and
w
.ll
be
feted
ing
t
use
o
is
1
ug
aw ard is for th e th re e m onths period a ijm jtatioB of $300.
above Siskiyou . statio n , . wras in the was served d u rin g the aftern o o n and ( w here the 1 nited S tates dep artm en t a t a banquet S aturday night.
en d in g Septem ber 30.
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P
o
rtlan
d
division
is
com-
W
ord
received
iu
th
is
city
from
city
today and sta te d th
a t they
had --- Mrs. --------
P o rte r was
ith . 1 of a —
g ric u ltu re had arra n g e d for
in , Special rate s to Eugene are eing _
T he P o rtla n d division is com-
«,.0 x.x.
v..»x
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---- presented
------------ w
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n
ftnrin»»
posed of all Southern Pacific lines W oodland, Calif., s ta te s th a t the closed th e ir mill for th e w in ter, b u t a b eau tifu l p resen t as a token of th e to confer w ith theiu reg a rd in g the offered on railro ad s at all sta tio n s ■ now on ‘ , n “ r .. . .
. ,,
in Oregon n o rth of A shland. It in- heaviest rain fall ever experienced in still had about four cars of lum ber appreciation for the work she has pear and apple propagation work of ¡n t be sta te , for the benefit of the
* r ’, an
S,‘f
’ qn r:nes
eludes 1223 m iles of m ain and th a t section of th e country had f a ll-jto ship as soon as they could secure done w ith th e corps d u rin g th e past: the dep artm en t. Prof. R eim er also hundreds who will re tu rn to Eugene neai
e sum m i
F ortv-five ladies w ere delivered several lecutres, one of for th e occasion.
m ountain road, w ere in the city to-
en th e re th is week, th re e inches hav- cars. Mr. B arham rep o rts th a t the few years.
branch lines.
___ _______________
day and re p o rt th a t the snow a t the
ing fallen d u rin g 48 consecutive, snow in th e Siskivous is a t least a present to enjoy the aftern o o n and 1 them to the g rad u a te stu d e n ts of th e. 1
¡su
m m it is about 15 inches deep.
Read the want ada.
■ U niversity of W isconsin.
, bid Mrs. P o rte r good-bye.
»foot deep.
D ecem ber 4-7, W in ter F a ir W e e k .'h o u rs
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