A shland D ada T idings
♦ ASHLAND CLIMATE, w im u ai <5
4 the aid of medicine, curés nl^e 4
® cases out of ten of asthma. &
4 T his is a proven fact.
&
4 MALARIA GERMS cannot su r-
<$> vive th re e « o n th s in th e rich
4 ozone a t A shland. The p u re do-
4 m estic w ater helps.
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(International News Wire Service)
VOLUME
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The 4
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ASHLAND, OREGON, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1922
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Pretty French Girls Seek Husbands
sSswfc
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business wom an of today should 4
do aw ay w ith strongly scented 4
perfum es, tak e off her silly 4
clothes and dress in a sensible 4
fashion th a t will keep h er m ind 4
on business, and m ust stop m ak-, 4
ing dates w ith every Tom, Dick 4
and H arry who happens to e n te r 4
FAMOU PA TERN ITY SUIT PR IN C I
the office,” declared T. C. 4
PA LS A R E AGAIN IN TH E
G ruenbaum president of a local 4
LIM ELIGHT
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business college.
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G ruenbaum said he did not 4
object to a mild b rand of per- 4
xiT r'ixrxfvi/' c ’r a ' T i r c W I V E 4 fum e, affo rd in g a fain t odor of 4
W I F E . ,la„ ,ttaeM, and
enough „
BIGMAY CHARGE CAUSED
WEDDING^STATES
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'KNIFE AFFAIR
LANDS TRIO IN
PORTLAND ¡AIL
4 FAMED ACTRESS LAVISHES
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MONTREAL, Nov. 27.— Ce-
cile Sorel, fam ous French beau-
ty and actress, said recently she
d.d not have enough kisses to
go around. But when m em bers
of the M ontreal Reform club
clam ored for em braces, Cecile
h u rled h er arm s aro u n d th e
ch airm an , Dr. C. D errie, and
Senator J. G. C asgrain. Both
helped them selves to osculations
freely. Cecile said:
“ My reception in C anada has
been so h e a rty th a t my em otion
forbids me to express my g ra ti-
tu d e in fittin g term s. I wish I
could kiss all of you.”
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WITH M URDER IN FIR ST
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STABBING BRINGS DEATH
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__ A nother T rial E xpected Soon.
LAMATION BV
SiDENT WANTED
V SENATOR WELSH
of a bigam y charge.
Mrs. T ie rn a n telegraphed her a t
torney to drop proceedings and to '
have
th e
p ro fesso r’s cross h ill,
a g a in st her divorce s u it dropped, j WASHINGTON, Nov. 27. — The
W h e th e r John and his “ G ussie” will i president should issue a proclam a-
be reconciled, Mrs. T iernan said, on j
agajngt alleged “o u tla w ry ” by
w hether Jo h n ’s la te st m arriag e
j<u Klux K ian, if th e investiga-
M rs. Blanche B rim m er, of Iowa, w a s jtio n of alleged charges ag a in st the
consum m ated.
I organization a re found tru e , S enator
T iernan says, “ My m arria g e w ithI yya lsh, of M assachusetts, dem ocrat,
Mrs. B rim m er was never consum -i gai(j ¡n a iettev to A ttorney G eneral
m ated— we had th e m ost public j p>a a gherty today.
honeym oon e v er.”
I W alsh said he ‘confidently looked
T here will be a n o th e r tria l to set- j or im m ediate aggressive actio n ” by
tie th a t point. No one knows
tho d e p a rtm e n t of ju stice. He cited
w hereabouts
of
Mrs.
Brimmer-1 as a precedent a proclam ation
T iern an .
ag ain st th e K ian by P resid en t G rant
in the 70’s.
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4 M ark P tplio K illed in Figlit O ver
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Money Sunday Afternoon; \ elhook
rro f» ssor Kays C cienxw y W as Never, 4 pow der to keep th e shine from 4
Consummated with Mis. Brimmer, • the nose.
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SOVTH BEND. Ind , Nov. 27.— A
reconciliation betw een P rof. John
T iernan and his wife blew up when
Mrs. A ugusta T iernan suspected th at
the professor had re tu rn e d from af-j
flnity land, w here he m arried an-i
o th er w om an, only to avoid pressure!
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dawns Blows Were Struck in Self
Defense; Other Two Wounded.
PORTLAND, Nov. 27. — George
Velhook was charged w ith firs t d e
gree m u rd er today, while Pete M iller
i and A ndrew Lubin, two of his
friends, are in jail also, charged with
assau lt w ith in ten t to kill, as the
resu lt of a stabbing a ffray yesterday
of old m aids. All girls having p a s se d . gay L o th ario s a re in th eir seventh
in which Mark Piplic was killed
PA RIS Nov 27.__Saturday was the a Ke of 25 are eligible to the bon- heaven, w hile th e re tirin g young men (
Piplic was an alleged bootlegger.
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, ’
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„ ' , . , I n e t— a sort of boudoir cap— but it bide th eir b lu shing countenances be><
The stabbing folliweet a qu arrel
I seem s th a t the en th u siasm of the bind the new spaper stands
over
money. Velhook, a p lasterer.
comes once a year for the m id in ettes i day ¡g contagious, and m any girls not
To refuse to be kissed sim ply isn ’t;
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 2 7 ,—Po
— th e little w orkers whose nim ble yej 20, try th e ir luck in life p art- done. A m an d arin g to say no, not lice are seeking today for two frock- souRht funds he had earned bom
fingers a re indispensible to th e P a ris ners by also donning the symbol of only receives the disdain of the m aid -¡co ated young men who carry revol-i f i l l e r for woik done on the la tte r s
d ressm akers.
Crowned w ith the m aidenhood.
: ens but he also loses the sym pathy j vers under th e ir Sunday clothes and bouse. M iller ti ied to drive him
“ B onnet de S ainte C ath erin e," they j D ancing, singing and laughing, the of th e crow d— m any of whom would Who held up Deacon C harles Buf- aw aY w itb the aid of Piplic and Lu-
joyously paraded the boulevards in girls, arm in arm — eight or ten in ‘ake his place gladly.
¡ford, of the F irs t C ongregational bin- In the terrific fight th a t en-
search of husbands.
I line— su rro u n d th e first “ prospect,” ! It is a da|- of com plete happiness church, while th e fashionable c o n - |su e d - ' c hook grabbed a knife, and
in self defense, struck Piplic, and
Saint C ath erin e is the patron sa in t asking him to m ake his choice. M any, for the girls.
gregation was leaving the church.
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The m en followed the deacon who. lso wounded Lubin and Miller.
OF CONTRIBUTION
carried th e $300 collection.
They
ten d ered him a $5 bill and praised WASHINGTON STATE LOSES TO
the serm on.
B ufford reached for
IL
t . B I S< O R E Ol- Kt IO <»
the
bill,
when
they
covered
him
w
ith
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Novem ber 29 — M accabees 4 '
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The Oregon A gricultural college
th e :r guns and a fte r binding and
®
4 dance and feed.
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, ,, . football m achine finally connected
gagging him , leisurely m ade th eir
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Novem ber 30, T hursday — 4
w ith the large end ol a football score
4 T hanksgiving Day.
4
escape.
j ¡n conference circles S aturd y, whe n
4
Novem ber 30— M edford-A sh- 4
«7 STU DENTS W ITHDRAW
th e W ashington S tate college was
FROM OREGON UNIVERSITY
i 4 land football gam e.
4
CHICAGO,
Nov.
27.—
En
route
defeated by a score of 16 to 0. Until
LOS ANGELES, Nov. 27.— Mrs.
4
D ecem ber 2 — E a ste rn S ta r 4
I
here
today
Clem
enceau
says
he
will
this gam e, the Aggies had played in
C
lara
P
hillips,
convicted
of
having
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON. Eu-I
4 B azaar.
4
hard luck reg ard in g the final -tallies
not give up his m ilita n t a ttitu d e as
beaten
to
d
eath
Mrs.
A
lberta
Mea
gene, Nov. 27.— (S p e cia l.)— Up to
4
Decem ber 2— F orm al open- 4
I suggested by hundreds of friends.
I of th e ir contests.
dows
w
ith
a
ham
m
er,
was
sentenced
N ovem ber 24, since th e beginning of
¡ 4 ing Civic Club building.
4
The “ T ig er” m ain tain s th a t his c rit
In te re st is now cen terin g on the
to from ten years to life in San
th e fall term 67 stu d e n ts have w ith
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D ecem ber 5-8— W in ter F air. 4
i Tui key Day gam e betw een the Uni-
icism s a re good fo r A m erica, re
Q
uentin
prison
by
presiding
Superior
d raw n from the university. This is
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D ecem ber 16— S tew art Long, 4
I versity of Oregon and the U niversity
gardless of w hether Am erica sees it
Ju d g e McCormick. Mrs. P hillips was 14 le c tu re r Lyceum course.
29 m ore th a n w ithdrew from th e ir
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I of W ashington to be played at S eat
I
his
way.
unruffled. She was given ten days
Dece„’lber 22, _ H igh school
courses d u rin g the spring term last
tle. The w inner of this gam e will
He
says
he
did
not
come
to
be
ex
stay of execution when her a tto r n e y ,^ o p eretta ..The C aptain of p iy . ^1
y e a r. Of those dropping th eir work,
Officials for the A shland-M edford
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.
,
M edford high school is becoming will give notice of appeal to a higher
,cui—
Lame
vu
v
c
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u
k
>
v.uvu.
,
,
,
¡probably
be given an o p p o rtu n ity to
pedient— he cam e to tell th e tru th .
m outh „
48 a re m en and 19 women.
,
,
,
,
,
i
football
game
for
T
hanksgiving
day
,
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very optim istic, and is already c ast
Why should I m ake sacrifices
b
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pl»v a t P asadena o.i New l e a i s .
The re g is tra r said th e to tal fig- ing longing eyes tow ard the state court.
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have been decided upon and a re s a t - ,
whjch ,g _n m any jnstancPS js
when I have one foot in the g rave,”
vires was not u nusual for the first cham pionship in football. Talk has
isfactory to both schools, according ■
favors tbe Qregon tea m a t
he asked.
term .
In the corresponding term begun of a gam e w ith C orvallis high LEEDOM TO HANDLE OREGON
to word received by S u p erintendent
present.
W ashington defeated the
MANUFACTURED AUTO TIRES
la s t year, 58 m en and 24 women ! school which is rate d as th e best in
George A. Briscoe from M edford this
w ithdrew .
It is expected th a t by the W illam ette valley. The only ob
afternoon.
FUNERAL SERVICE HELD
¡m inutes of th e ir gam e by a 1 6 to 13
Lewis W ym an, of P o rtla n d , rep re
D ecem ber 1 m ore will have w ith
Bill Bryan, form er W illam ette
FOR
KEY.
MR.
BURNETT
stru ctio n seen by th e red and black senting th e C olum bia T ire corpora
- score, w hile th e U niversity of Ore-
d raw n .
T hat d a te is th e last on
U niversity player, now a t San Au-
: tans is a defeat by the hands of A sh tion, accom panied by A. W. Aya, ^
1 gon defeated the sam e team 13 to 0.
which a stu d e n t may w ithdraw w ith land on T hanksgiving day. If Med-
EUGENE, Nov. 27.— F u n e ra l serv- selm o, Calif, will be the referee, O. A. C. was tak en into cam p by the
M edford d istrib u to r, w ere in the city
o u t petitio n in g the faculty.
i ices for the late Rev. P e te r B u r n e tt,' w hile W. W. G reen, form er M issouri lem on-yellow , 10 to 0.
I ford is successful in the re tu rn gam e, S aturday, and com pleted a rra n g e
I who died a t the Eugene h o s p ita l. player, will um pire th e contest. At
■ an e ffo rt will be m ade to a rra n g e a m ents w ith L . L. Leedom to handle j
I
I from in ju rie s received when s tr u c k ' p resen t he is connected w ith the
i post-season contest.
th is line of tire s exclusively in this
I by an autom obile, were held S a iu r- ; Technical high school of O akland,
P rincipal Cam pbell, of the M ed city.
day m orning a t 11 o’clock a t the Calif.
H. E. Hewsom, P o tte r high
ford high school sta te s th a t the en-
A ccording to Mr, W|yman th is is
----------------- ' F irs t C hristian church. '
" ¡school, of San F rancisco, will be head
jtire question rests on the perm ission
the only tire m an u factu rin g plant of)
Several hundred friends g a th e r e d , linem an
He is a form er U niversity
! of the st ie board to play post-season high grade pneum otic and solid tru c k j NEW YORK. Nov. 27.— One of the!
a
t
th
e
church
to
pay
th
e
ir
respects
to
of
S
outhern
C alifornia player.
gam es for th e cham pionship. He de tire s west of the M ississippi river, stra n g e st fam ilies in the history of
the
m
an
who,
for
four
score
years,
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clares th at no m a tte r who wins the and is exclusively an Oregon en ter- Am erica is likely to be created with
T hanksgiving daft.' gam e. M edford or prise. The firm is planning on sell- the adm ittan ce today to Am erica of had been a m an of God. Many beau- ELK S HOLD BIG SMOKER
IN ASHLAND SATURDAY NIGHT
A shland, th a t he would like to see ing $3,500,000 of the product in the Nancy Jo rd a n , of London, and F ra n - tiful floral offerings were received.
Rev. E. V. Stivers, p asto r of the
the question of th e s ta te cham pion sta te , which an n u ally uses $16,000,- cis, her t h r e e s ear-old son. F ra n k
PORTLAND, Nov. 27.— II. H.
Sw iney, who was undergoing a h a n
E lks from th e e n tire d istric t over
ship definitely settled am ong the 000 w orth of tires. It has a payroll W arren, K ansas City law yer, and ¿he F irs t C hristian church, eulogized
T u rn er, vice president of the B aker
g e r s trik e , was released from prison
high schools of the d iffe re n t d istric ts of $600,000 an n u ally and em ploys his wife, M ary, have agreed to adopt 't h e deceased m in ister in the serm on, which the A shland lodge, No. 944, Boyer N ational bank, of W alla W alla,
today.
' Rev. C. F. Sw ander, P o rtla n d , and has ju risd ictio n , w ere p resent a t the died here last n ig h t from acute u re
reg ard less of M edford’s chances at 300 people. The m oney for the cor- the child.
W
arren
m
et
Miss
Jo
rd
a
n
in
Eng-
D r- E - c - Sanderson, president of E u -ib ig sm oker given in the local lodge mic ..............
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_ one of the
i the title.
poisoning.
He was
poration was furnished largely by
LECTURES TO ENTHUSIASTIC
land w hile overseas w ith the m ilitary &ene Bible university, assisted in th e room s S aturday night. M edford and best knQwn bankerg ln
ie nortli-
Oregon m en and Oregon ban k in g in
AUDIENCE ON ANTHROPOLOGY
forces d u rin g the war. He. sym pa- services.
| n o rth e rn C alifornia each
wegt Thg body wag taken homp fof
M OTHER OF ( ARE GOTTSCHE
stitu tio n s.
thized w ith her. W arren told his
The rem ains w ere sent to McMinn-
a larg e delega.ion
he A shland b u ria , toniRht
DIES IN BELLEV IEW SUNDAY
T w enty factory branches have been
J. II. D oran, who has had ch arg e,
wife about the a ffa ir and the la tte r ville. w here in te rm e n t took place high sc h o o ls football team and the
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established in Oregon and W ashing-
of th e local au to cam p ground d u rin g '
I city band were special guests a t the
Mrs. C hristina Am elia G ottsche,
RUNAWAY GIRLS CAUGHT
th e past sum m er, has ju st re tu rn e d m other of C arl A G ottsche, of the
to d a t®’ th a t a t M edford being began corresponding w ith Miss Jo r-, Sunday m orning a t 10 o clock,
sm aker.
dan.
W
arren
and
his
wife
were
di-!
BY ASHLAND O FFICERS
from a two weeks trip to the n o rth - ß eu eview d istric t, died a t the fam ily J1 ie e even^
Several fast boxing bouts w ere on
voreed
J- F - Place le ft Sunday m orning
«»in part of the sta te , w here he de- iiom e
g : 45 o’clock Sunday m orning
Miss Jo rd a n will not be p erm itied by au to for O akland, Calif., w here the card, which opened im m ediately
A te ie gram was received by the
livered a few of his lectures.
at
age oj
years, fo u r m onths! Attending Ford Meeting—
to
leave
E
llis
island
u
n
til
she
posts
he
will
spend
T
hanksgiving
w
ith
his
a
fte
r
the
close
of
the
business
ses-
local
pOn ce Sunday from K lam ath
Mr. and Mrs. H. S. H arriso n left
Mr. Doran appeared a t the Uni- apd 22 days. She was born in Suih ,
¡sion e a rlie r in the evening. In te r-j pallg> agking them tQ gQ thfOUgh
’¡th is m orning on the tra in for R ose-¡bonds providing for the education of parents.
versity at Eugene on his trip and T hüringen, G erm any.
F o r m any
spersed w ith the boxing and the feed, t r ain 16 in the evening and tak e in
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liis lec tu re on antliropolOpY vpsiFst
rpsidoil nonr Molino 111...
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W e a re behind the W in ter F air, raffle s w ere held a t which tim e v a r charge tw o runaw ay girls by the
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i c
.v ’
¡days a tte n d in g a m eeting of th e F ord to ta k e Miss Jo rd a n and her child to
ious com m odities were disposed o f ,; nam es of Alice H anson and T helm a
which he gave on several Sunday ev- com ing h ere about five years ago.l \
B
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¡ h er own hom e and adopt the baby. D ecem ber 5 to 8. Are you?
d ealers of w estern Oregon.
e n in g s in the cam p ground here. The Since her husband, Adolf G ottsche,
including su g a r, ham s, etc. There Brown, if they were found on board
sam e lectu re was also given at Reed died
y e a r s ’ ago, she had been
w ere 60 tu rk e y s given out d u ring th e tbg t r a -n
college, P o rtla n d and in b oth places m aking her hom e w ith h er son.
evening, as high as foui of the birds
Accordingly, the police were a t
the professors as well as the stu d e n ts
F u n e ral services will be held from
being won by one m an.
hand when the tra in arrived a t the
w ere q u ite e n th u sia stic , and an open the J. P. Dodge & Sons parlors Tues-
i sta tio n and w ent th ro u g h all th e
W ill Start Pool Hall—
(ra isin g , fru its, etc.
The p a m p h le t. G uard to Have Feed Tonight—
discussion was en tered into, w ith (ja.v aftern o o n a t 2 o’clock, w ith in-
also
has
a
“
forew
ord
of
Jackson
;
Follow
ing
the
re
g
u
la
r
d
rill
th
is
DRAINAGE
PROBLEM
STUDIED
j
coaches, but found no one w earing
Jam es H. Cooke, who form erly op
m any questions being asked in re- term en t in the M ountain View ceme-
by ANDERSON DIRECTORS the clothing given in the description
e ra ted th e pool room in th e building co unty,” a list of county «officials, evening, m em bers of the 484th com ;
gard to th e various p ictu res which tery.
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; by w ire, b u t tw o girls answ ering the
and a legal d ep artm en t for farm ers, party will have a feed. The boys
Mr. D oran used in connection w ith
Besides h er son, she is survived by w here th e Dobbin Irw in pool room is
ANDERSON,
Calif.,
Nov.
27.—
The
general description w ere on th e
now located, has leased the sto re T here w ere 1500 copies issued. This are planning on holding a special!
his talk .
ih ree step-children, F ra n k G ottsche
is the first directory of th is n a tu re j business m eeting th is evening,
a t d rain a g e problem , though not con- tra in who answ ered the questions
The co n g regation of th e F o u rth a n d Mrs. M innie Brady, Moline. 111., room form erly occupied by th e
to be published covering this section which tim e the form ation of a club sidered a difficult one, has been the put to them in such a m an n er as to
S
quare
Deal
grocery,
and
w
orkm
en
P re sb y te ria n ch urch, P o rtla n d , list- and Mrs. Mary R asm ussen, of Poll
to help fu rth e r the in te rests of th e object of m uch study bV the d irecto rs throw the officers off the track for
a re now overh au lin g th e room pre- of th e sta te .
ened Sunday evening to a very in- tiac. 111. and th re e grandchildren.
m ilitary organization will be d is - ,o f the A nderson-C ottonw ood irriga- the tim e. However, a fte r a h u rried
‘
p
arato
ry
to
the
opening
of
a
pool
and
Heavy
Fog
at
G
ran
ts
Pass
te re stin g lectu re by Mr, Doran a l o n g ----------------------------
This club will also have tion d istric t for some tim e. A to u r telephone call to K lam ath, a m ore
■ b illiard hall. The room is directly
M otorists who w ere led to believe! cussed.
a d iffe re n t line, and w ere well DOE KILLING I.AID TO
is
th
a
t
e
n
tir
e
,
so
u
th
e
rn
Oregon
was
several
social
featu res, and It is of inspection of the e n tire system detailed description being obtained,
PORTLAND FIREM EN beneath the Manx hotel, which
pleased w ith his discussion.
bathed
in
b
rig
h
t
sunshine
Sunday
planned
on
having
several special has ju st been com pleted by th e direc- it was found th a t the girls m ter-
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o p erated by Mr. and Mrs. Rush.
UOTTAGE GROYE CITIZENS
ROSEBURG. Nov. 27. — D eputy F a rm D irectory Com pleted—
were sadly m istaken when they took social festivities in the fu tu re. Ev- to rs for the purpose of deciding viewed were the ones w anted.
TO BOIL DRINKING W ATER Game W arden Ed W alk er has filed! The F a rm e rs ’ D irectory of Jack - the n o rth w ard tre k . A heavy fog e r>' m em ber of the com pany is ear- w here work will commence fiist. As
R a lh e r t an ris • t ie c lance o t e
COTTAGE GROVE, Or., Nov. 27. a com plaint c h arg in g E dw ard G ren- son and Siskiyou counties has b e e n ila id over the Rogue riv e r from the nestly asked to be present this a re su lt E ngineer H arry S. R iddell g r g gettins
> t.. . m ,<>r o i
__C itizens of C ottage Grove have fell. P o rtlan d fire m a rsh a l; A rth u r
com pleted. The book consists of 208 town of Rogue River to beyond evening.
has been in structed to m ake plans cers, t e oca
o icers m ounte a
been notified to boil all w ater used Bullen and W. P. Cooper of the
pages and contains the nam es of G ran ts Pass, so dense th a t a u to ists Robe R«‘ported Stolen—
and specifications of th e d rainage motorq>c e wit i a sk e car an spe -
,n cookine or for d rin k in g for 25 P o rtla n d fire d ep artm en t, w ith k ill-, 4331 farm ers and property o w n e rs! sw itched on th e ir lig h ts a b o u t 4
F red L o ck h art rep o rts th a t he had item s and subm it them to the sta te cd to M edford, w here t tey a rrn e c
m in u te s u n til connection of the city
ing a doe w hile h u n tin g in the Cow in th is county, and 1445 in S isk iy o u ; o’clock in th e afternoon as a s a fe tv ; s ta rte d from his house S atu rd ay ev- engineer and the sta te bond commis- before the d e p a rtu re of the tia m an
m ain is m ade w ith the new in tak e on Creek d istrict last A ugust.
W a r-; counk>-. In addition to th e nam es first precaution ag a in st s trik in g an- ening and had placed a lap-robe in sion for approval.
,
took the girls in charge, ir ng
The fall ra ns a re ra n ts have been issued for th e a r- the book contains th e post office a d -!o th e r m achine. H arib-V eo, who re -!h is m achine
F o rg e ttin g som ething.j
T here is $20,000 in th e budget for theni hack to Ash an .
T.ayng creek,
all of th e refu se rest of the th re e men and they will dress, ru ra l box num ber, num ber of tu rn e d from a trip to E ugene Sun- he retu rn ed to th e house for a few d rain ag e purposes, but as only $10,-
The p aren ts of the gar s
were
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acres,
description
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lodged in th e m ountain creek beds ap p ear in th e local ju stice court
tion, distance and direction to the w eather was prevalent all the way one had visited the m achine, m aking im p o rta n t d rain a g e problem s will re- will a rriv e today to tak e them hacu
d u rin g the sum m er, and th e h e a l t h ----------------------------
n e arest town, and his specialty, stock to th e U niversity city.
way w ith th e robe.
[celve first consideration.
*home.
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officer has given th is w arning.
, Boost for the W in ter F a ir.
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