A shland
♦ ASHLAND CLIMATE, w n n o u i
❖ the aid of medicine, cures nine <®>
<§> cases o u t of ten of asth m a. ❖
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.Y TIDINGS
♦ MALARIA GERMS cannot aur-
<$> vive th re e m onths in th e rich
<$> ozone a t A shland. The pure do-
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(International News Wire Sendee)
VOLUME
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1922
4 (Successor to the Semi-W eekly Tidings, Voi, 4 3 )
484TH COMPANY
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Near East Peace Conference at Lausanne
• AI TO GRADUALLY CUTS
HORSE'S MARKET VALVE
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W ATERLOO, N. Y„ Dec. 19.
• — The days of Old Dobbin a re
• past.
•
The gasoline m otor is replac-
!ng him so fast, both on the
• farm and in th e city, th a t he
• brings less th an one-half of his
• valuation of two years ago, re-
• sa rd le ss of how stro n g and
DISBANDMENT CRISIS IS •• sound lie m ay be.
An analysis m ade of recent
BELIEVED TO BE PASSED
• auction and priv ate sales in
< >R( JA NIZATION J CM PS p R O M • w estern New York show s th a t
BOTTOM Ol LIST TO lilT H
• horses have b ro u g h t an average
POSITION
• of b ut $90 each while two years
• ago the figures were from $150
In cre a se P leasing to M m a n d Offi-i • to $200.
«•ers; R egular A ttendant■<> at Drill
S iili X rressary; A th letic A d iv i- •
ties A io N ow on Program .
No. 91
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CORTLAND N. Y„ Dec. 19.
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¡4' by C ortland county to get evi-
■ <?• dence ag ain st Thom as Riley,
¡<8> local “ m ine h o st,” believed to
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¡3> dry law, will have to tell how
T he carried aw ay the evidence
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!<S> moved for tria l in county c o u rt
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The county a u th o ritie s say
<?' the alleged liquor was la te r
poured into a bottle and pre-
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as evidence ag ain st
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knows no sim ilar case, it is said.
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• CALIFORNIA MINISTERS
T DEMAND «NVESTIGATION
♦ Lo» A n geles City Council A sked to
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OF
PUBLIC AGAIN
Appoint C om m ittee to Probe A l
leged Drug C enter; Com plete V in
dication If Charges I’«Hind F alse.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 19.— E n a c t
If the p resent am ount of in terest
m ent of m ore d rastic anti-narcot .c
in the 484th com pany is continued,
law's is likely to result from the reve
A shland will not lose its m ilitary
lation of W allie Reid slave of drugs,
org an izatio n , according to a report
it is declared in congressional c ir
m ade by h ead q u arters. D uring th e
Tbihsp. photographs have ju st arrived from Lausanne, Switzerland, where Hie Near East peace conference is in
sessio
n
.^
T
h
e
Turkish
delegation
is
shown
arriving
for
the
opening
of
the
conference,
and
inset
are
seen
Lor-J
Curzou
cles
today.
past two m onths, the com pany lia s ;
of
Great
B
ritain,
Prem
ier
Mussolini
of
Italy
and
Prem
ier
Poincare
of
France.
S
enator
S lioitridge, of C alifornia,
risen from 29th place on a list of.
says R eid’s affliction is a danger sig
20 m ilita ry units in the sta te , u n t i l 1
nal to the whole movie world of the
it sta n d s 19th. It was because ol ,
COMING EVENTS
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“ frig h tfu l punishm ent Inflicted by
th e length of tim e th e com pany had
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d ru g s.” S hortridge recom m ends a
rem ain ed a t th e foot of th e lis t’ th a t I
•
Six m ore days until Xm as. •
SALEM. Dec. 19.— The act of 1921 h a rsh e r enforcem ent of existing
A d ju ta n t G eneral George A. W hite;
DENVER, Colo., Dec. 19.— Secret
<» I
• D on’t d elay shopping.
m aking women eligible for ju ry duty law's, and new federal restrictio n s to
was seriously contem plating the dis- service m en, d e p a rtm e n t of ju stice
<S>
Decem ber 18-19— U. S navy <£ '
was declared c o n stitu tio n a l in an I w'ipe o u t the drug tra d e th ro u g h o u t
handing of th e 4S4th com pany, as it m en and peace officers nave joined
■
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>
rec
ru
itin
g
officer
here.
^1
¡opinion
of the sta te suprem e court the nation.
was not living up to req u irem en ts in a g rea t man h u n t to ap p re h e n d
m
eet-
®
i
I^>
D
ecem
ber
19—
C.
of
C.
Senator Borah, of Idaho, - recom
handed
down
today. Also the pro-
m ade by the governm ent.
the four d arin g b an d its who yester-
j
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>
ting,
Civic
Club
building.
m
ends
such action. He frow ns on a
;
vision
for
an
equal
num
ber
of
men
D uring th e m onth of O ctober, day held up g u ard s tra n sp o rtin g
'
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>
D
ecem
ber
21.—
Cooked
food
<
•>
federal
movie censorship, however,
and*wom en in the tria l of sex crim es
w hen the unit stood second from the m oney from the U nited S tates m int,
sale,
T
rin
ity
Guild.
<
S
'!
. m eans exactly th a t, the opinion declaring A m erican m otherhood is
foot of the list, 68 men were a tte n d escaping with $200,000 in g ree n
3> Decem ber 22— C hristm as pro- <?
capable of p rotecting the children
, states.
ing d rills while the quota dem anded backs and killing C harles Linton.
DUBLIN, Dec. 19.— Seven irregu-
WASHINGTON Dec. 19. D iscu s-.<& gram . High School.
The case of J. J. Chase vs. the from im m oral pictures.
85. An average a tte n d an c e of 33.2 No clew9 a re revealed yet, a lth o u g h
sion as to how A m erica can m o stly .
D ecem ber 22— “ Man in th e ♦> lar republican prisoners were execut- sta te of Oregon, w here th e defend-
S enator Meyers, of M ontana, de
m en was recorded. This was a gain th e posses are hot on the tra il,
h
elpfully
p
a
rticip
a
te
in
th
e
settle-
<»
M
aking."
Civic
club
building.
<8>'ed
a
t
M
ount
Joy
prison
today
bv
t
h
e
'a
n
t
wag
charged
w
ith
the
rape
of
a
clared
th e Reid case indicated a need
over Septem ber when but 25.3 men
Eva Lewis, “ q u een " of the notor-
rep
a
ra
tio
n
s.
de-}<»
D
ecem
ber
25,
Monday
—
«>
Irish
Free
S
tate
governm
ent.
They
,
„
i„
e
_vear-old
girl,
was
in
question.
m
en
t
of
G
erm
an
to
clean
up the undesirable c h arac
a tte n d e d drill. This was a gain o ious Dale Jones gang, denies she had
scribed
as
the
crux
of
the
E
uropean
¡<
g
>
C
hristm
as
Day.
<
S
>
w
ere
a
rre
ste
d
two
weeks
ago
a
t
K
i
l
-
.j
j
e
pjed
tb
e
baw
wag
unco
n
stitu
tio
n
al
ters
in
th
e movies.
7.9 w ith no losses.
an y th in g to do w ith th e crim e. She
ever
the.
pawn
of
s
itu
a
lio
n
>
has
been
renew
ed
by
the
<»
D
ecem
ber
25—
C
hristm
as
ball
<
?
>
dare
for
tea
rin
g
up
rails
and
t
h
r
e
a
t-
!
when
men
j
urors
weve
re
fused
in
an
In N ovem ber, the 484th com pany says woman is
benefit 4 84th com pany, A rm ory. <?> ening to wreck tra in s.
LOS ANGELES, Dec. 19.— M etho
effo rt to get th e sixth woman ju ro r
jum ped into 19th place, w ith a m an. She acts im pulsively and w ith- p resid e n t and his cabinet. A m erica
so
far
has
put
fo
rth
only
feelers
to
;<»
Monday
J
a
n
u
a
ry
1,
1923.
The
condem
ned
men
w
ere
tried
by
t0
com
plete
the
panel.
dist
preachers of southern C alifor
s tre n g th of 75 men and a quota of out p rem editation. It is h ardly pos-
d
e
te
rm
in
e
w
hether
the
allied
govern-!,»
J
a
n
u
a
ry
1-5—
W
eek
of
prayer
$
>
a
secret
court
m
a
rtia
l,
and
charged
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nia have urged the Los Angeles city
85. This represented an average in- sible she was im plicated in this de
incuts w ant A m erican help.
¡„ A shland churches.
w ith having weapons for rebellion.
council th a t alleged vice and d rug
crease over th e previous m onth of lib erate a ffa ir.”
T
he
governm
ent
w
ants
re
a
d
ju
st-
$>'$’
'9
Stephen
W
hite,
Joseph
Johnson,
P
a
t-
conditions
in Hollywood he investi
4 5.3. The gain for th e m onth of No-!
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rick M angan, P a tric k Nolan, Brian
tnent of re p a ra tio n s to aid in fund-}
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—
gated.
The
plea followed the case
vem ber was 6 per cent over any i
I
I Moore, Jam es O’C onnor and P atrick
ing th e eleven billions of w ar debts
of
W
ally
Reid
who is very ill fol
o th e r org an izatio n in the sta te . The
Bagnell were th e men executed.
owed
to
A
m
erica.
•
lowing
a
breakdow
n said to he due
com pany was rate d d u rin g Novem-j
io
the
effects
of
narcotics
and over-
h e r a t 56.9 instead of 39.1 as it w a s'
indulgence
in
alcoholic
drinking.
T EST E R TO VISIT
d u rin g October. In o rd er to keep up
PLEASANT SU R PR ISE PARTY’
The m inisters ask th a t a rem edy
TALENT WEDNESDAY
th e av erage a tten d an ce, according toi
GIVEN E R N ESTIN E HICKS
____
J
be
taken if Hollywood is found to be
m em bers of th e organization, it is
.
, su rp rise
. p arty
. was held
WASHINGTON
The tu b e rc u la r testin g of c a ttle be
necessary for as m any men as pos- ■
A . pleasant
« r t o n a ’ u i v a , Dee
uev. 19
±;r. __ The
m e . a drug center, and also, if charges
ing
a
b
o
u
t
com
pleted
in
the
Ashland
j
for
Miss
E
rn
estin
e
Hicks
at
her
hom
e;
federal
i,a
d
e
com
m
ission
has
issued
are found to he false, th a t a com plete
sibly can to a tte n d th e T h ursday,
vicinity,
activities
have
shifted
to
a
io
n
N
orth
Main
s
tre
e
t
on
S
atu
rd
ay
i
a
coniplaint
ngäinst
all
w
holesale
p
a
-
,
vindication of the film center he
SAN ANTONIO, Dec. 19.— Mrs J
n ig h t d rills in addition to the re g u
Domino
P
rovost,
son
of
Mr.
point
fu
rth
e
r
north.
and
-------
beau
tifu
l
presents
per
<lftalers
of
Oregon,
W
ashington
forthcom
ing. They suggest a com-
Rub; K erenek .and C orporal G ordon
la r one for Monday night.
evening.
Many
T
esting
is
being
done
today
in
the
Mrs.
P.
S.
P
rovost,
left
th
is
m
orn-
Hicks
from
and
C
alifo
rn
ia.
alleging
th
a
t
by
a
!
m
ission
of
prom inent citizens he ap-
R eg u lar drill was held last night. H unter, of Camp T ravis, w ere found,
were received by Miss
te
rrito
ry
so
u
th
w
est
of
T
alent,
in-
ing
for
O
akland,
Cal
f.,
w
here
he
concerted
agreem
ent,
m
em
bers
of
lo-
pointed
to
investigate.
to g e th e r with q u a rte rly inspection shed to death in a local hotel to d ay .
those present, of which she is ju stly
cal association seek to m aintain a
and m uster. L ieu ten an t R. T. K err. An au to m atic was found beside H un- eluding the W agner and A nderson ‘ will m eet Miss M ildred C arlton,! iproud.
of W elland, and will m arry her on
le c ru itin g officer for the U nited ter. The woman was shot in th e creek d istric ts.
The early p a rt of the evening was schedule of prices and to suppress SHORT COURSES LISTED
C attle ow ners of T alent a re re-¡D
ecem
ber
21,
at
the
hom
e
of
Mr.
S ta te s navy, assisted C aptain J. back of th e head, and H u n te r througr
,
, , J
, spent in dancing. Then the guests com petition.
FOR W INTER AT O. A. C
q
uested
to
have
th
e
ir
anim
als,
th
re
e
and
Mrs.
P
rosser,
of
O
akland.
T
h
e
: gat down tQ an elab o rate )unch, th g l They have been given 30 days to
Quincy Adam s in m aking th e inspec- back of h e r head, whiTe H u n te r was;,
or less, a t the open lot or a n e a rtiy iy o u n g couple were expected hack
crow ning fe a tu re of which was a answ er before tria l.
tio n , and gave the men a sh o rt talk shot th ro u g h the rig h t tem ple,
The bulletin on w inter short
b
a
rn
west
of
the
T
alent
M
ercau/ile
the
city
Sunday
night
or
e
a
iiy
,arge birth d ay cake decorated w ith )
’follow ing.
The w om an’s husband was found.
courses a t the Oregon A g ricultural
Follow ing the drill, by-laws of the asleep in the next room, and is bein g sto re a t 9 o ’clock tom orrow . W ed- C hristm as m orning. They will m ake sm all candles. Follow ing th e lunch " I I j L SHOW SCENES OF
college is now off the press, and
ASTORIA FIR E AT VINING those in terested may obtain copies
48 4th com pany fra te rn a l club were questioned by the police, He says«! nesday H erds of four or m ore in or th e ir hom e on the corner of Union Mrs. Hicks proceeded to read the
| cupg as thev sat ab o u t the ta b le J
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adopted and officers nom inated. H u n ter m et his wife last M onday. | n e a r tow n w ill be visited by request, and Fairview .
by w riting to the re g is tra r of the
Both
of
the
young
people
are
well-
whk.h
wag
h’
.
ghly
enjoved
aH
*
The
h
o
rro
rs
of
the A storia fire will
e x
t ---------------------------- ;>
These will be elected at the n
college, Corvallis, Oregon.
d rill n ig h t, which will be W ednesday NAME W ASN’T SAMSON,
I
«>«>«> <$> <S»<8><S><S><S><S><S> $><S>;know n 1,1 the clty ’ M r’ Provo3t hav‘ i Those present were: Mr. and M rs.' be P°rtray ed on fhe screen at the
These courses are a rra n g e d to give
^ ¡ i n g been associated with his f a t h e r ^ G ui,ey Mp &nd Mrg
Coovling>; Vining tonight and a brief talk on the larg est am ount of practical
night of th is week instead of T hurs-
J 1ST PLAIN SIMPSON
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.
iin th e h a rd w are business and is ai
•?><$><$>’$> <®> <?> <ê>
Mr. and Mrs. B. M iddleton, Mrs. F. w hat he found when he arrived in tra in in g possible in a sh o rt tim e, and
day.
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g
rad
u
a
te
of
A
shland
high
school.
T n ie
• « Schwahn
v •
ork will be
,
At a business m eeting a fte r d ril’,
NEW YORK. Dec. 19.— Sam Simp-1
A shland L odge No. 2 3
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,
....
, D eardorf »•
Mrs. Jen
Mrs i ; the citv ? to do rescue
««»cue w
wui».
‘ , have been
a rran g ed , to come a t a
His
bride
also
has
a
host
of
friends
m
ade
by
a
form
er
Ashland
m
an,
tjm
e
when
tfae
w orj. 0„ (he farm ig
various form s of ath le tic s, including son worked hard. All day long h e l
Em m a M urphy, the Misses R uth Os
A. P . & A. WI.
in
the
city,
having
spent
several
F
ra
n
k
W.
H
udson,
who
was
am
ong
,eagt
pressing
b ask etb all, boxing, hand and volley c u iie d heavy iron b aulks and g ird -i
S tated conclave, W ednesday even m onths here d u rin g th e sum m er I m an, Mae H adfield, E rn estin e Hicks,
to help the
hall were planned for the com ing ers to and fro. T ow ards m orning ing, D ecem ber 20.
The only a d m is ' on req u irem en ts
In sta lla tio n of Upon leaving A shland about six i A deline Coovling, E ffie H azen, H a z e l!the firs t to a rriv e
D
eardorf,
and
Ollie
E
asterlin
g
,
F
red
S(ricken
people.
y e a r.
It was also announced that he said io th e forem an, who was a., o fficers.
are
th a t the applicant m ust be a t
R efreshm ents.
AH Sir
m onths ago, she w ent to Pasadena. p pcj. L ars Allison W rig h t Hicks,)
bas addressed m eeting a t Al- least 18 years of age, and m ust have
garriso n caps would he issued in a notorious slave d riv er: “ Boss, y o u 1 K n ig h ts courteously invited.
w here she had a fine position w ith T M oran, and Mr. and Mrs. Hicks. !ban y . Eugene, Roseburg, G rants Pass
i hort tim e and th at foils to be used am su re you got me down on dat pay-,
conipleied the eighth grade of the
W, H. McNAIR. T C.
th
e telephone com pany. A sh o rt tim e
__________________ ’ and M edford in the in te re st of the
in fencing would be available
roll, y e h ? ”
public schools o r by practic ’ experi
91-1
W. H. DAY, R ecorder.
ago she resigned, and visited with
.
• fire victim s, and a good crowd is ence have acquired the ability to
The Arm ory club room s are kept
The forem an glanced a t his list,
friends and relatives in San Diego CHAM RER OF COMMERCE
¡expected to a tte n d to h e a r th e exact carry the w ork successfully.
“ Yes,“ he said stern ly , “ here you
open for m em bers d u rin g the w eek
O. E. 8.
and
o
th
er
C
alifornia
cities.
She
is
BOARD
IN
SESSION
MONDAY
facts about w hat A storia is like to-
T h a t’s rig h t,
end and on Sunday aftern o o n . This a re — Sam Simpson.
Courses offered a re as follows:
R e g u la r m eeting A lpha ch ap ter
expected
to
reach
O
akland
on
the
day. Mr. H udson says the newspa- T ra cto r m echanics, J a n u a ry 2 to
fe a tu re is providing a place of re c re isn ’t it?
}No. 1 , 0 . E. S., th is (T uesday) even-; sam e day t h a t Domino Provost does.
The reg u la r m eeting of the board pers have g reatly u n d e rra te d the
a tio n for those whose hom es a re not j “ Yaas. boss, but Ah tho u g h t meb- I ir,„
>uR M asonic hall, 7:30 o’clock. Vis la n d the two will m eet at the court- of directo rs of the cham ber of com- dam age and th e su fferin g now occur- March 17, 1923; general a g ric u ltu re ,
In the city. A canteen also supplies b e ; uh done gone got me down dah )itin g m em bers cordially welcome.
J a n u a ry 2 to March 17; h o rtic u ltu re ,
house. The w edding will he solem n- m erce was held in the se cre ta ry 's r jng in th a t city. One can hardly
th e ir w ants. A vote of th a n k s was a x Sam son."
Ja n u a ry 2 to March 17; dairy h e rd s
LORENA McNAIR, W. M.
ized a t th e hom e of friends im m edi- office Monday evening. A rep o rt of realize, he says, how nearly d e stitu te
J
given the Civic club last night f
o
r
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m an's course, J a n u a ry 2 to Ju n e 1ft;
LEAH CALDW ELL, Secy.
ately , and th e trip hom e com m enced th e activities of the organization in m any of th e prom inent business men
th e donation of chairs for the club S tudy S d w tiu le A rran g ed —
dairy m an u factu rin g , J a n u a ry 2-27
f
—------------------------------
th e W in ter F a ir was read and the Of A storia actu ally are today.
S tu d en ts a t A shland high school}
and J a n u a ry 28 to F eb ru ary 24;
room .
NOTICE
ten ts belonged to him. He pleaded m a tte r of the a n n u a l b anquet was
The business men of A storia car- g h o rt’ conrge jn h o rtic u ltu ra l p ro d .
were busy today a rra n g in g their}
Social a t Odd Fellow s’ hall Thurs-
to
a
charge
of
having
l
a
k
en
UP
antl
discussed,
it
being
de-
r
jed
very little insurance owing to
study sch ed u le for th e next te r m ,^ <lay eveningt Decem ber 21. Odd F e l - \ not Rl,iby”
FO RM ER A. II. S. FOOTBALL
nets, F e b ru ary 2-27; bee c u ltu re.
intoxicating
liquor
in
his
possession,
d
d
e
d
to
hold
it
early
in
Ja
n
u
a
ry
.
A
t
be
extrem
ely higti rate th a t applied
STAR COACHES CHAMPIONS which will begin J a n u a ry 22, 1923. low, R ebekahs and th e ir fam ilies in
March 19-24.
h u t was ordered to the county jail com m ittee composed of L F. P erg u -
the city, which accounts for the
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V acation in the public and high v ited .
91-3:
when he was unable to furnish $2000 so n > E. E. D etrick and I. R. Vining heavy loss sustained.
The ro to g ra v u re section of the school of the city will begin F riday,
bondg
I was selected to m ake th e n e c e s s a r y __________________
M INISTERS OF (TTV
M inneapolis Jo u rn a l for Sunday, De- D ecem ber 22, and will te rm in a te the C. of C. M eeting Tonight—
_______
arra
n
g
e
m
e
n
ts
for
th
e
affa
ir.
SET W EEK FOR PR A V E Il
cem her 3. lias a splendid picture of m orning of J a n u a ry 8, 1923.
F. A. Nagley, professor of business
<"» a i x " 1.
.SIL E N T CALL SYSTEM
Mr.
D
etrick
has
been
chosen
a d m in is tra tio n of th e U niversity of Dunn is Proud b a th er
- r-
e "ric
as
®en c losen to
INSTALLED AT HOSPITAL
i he A lexandria, Milin., high srh o o ’ R -skt thall Practice lo g in s —
The m inisters of the P ro te s ta n t
George Edw in Dunn, com m ander tak e tllp l’lace on the hoard ot direc-
Thg M urphy E lectric com pany has
football team , th e cham pions of
B asketball practice has begun in O regon, will speak on “ M aking
n o rth e rn M innesota.
earnest at the high school, w ith Money from Id ea s” a t a m eeting of of A shland post No. 14, A m erican «>rs of E. V. C arter, who handed in jugt com pleted ¡„stallin g the silen t churches of th e city have a rra n g e d
T his team m ade an excellent show- nearly five team s out th e first n ig h t, the ch a m b e r of com m erce this even- Legion, is w earing a happy sm ile h,s resignation early in the year, b u t caU gygtem at th e C om m unity hos- to hold a week of prayer, beginning
ing d u rin g the past season u n d e r the O nlj two m em bers of the ch am pion ing. The m eetin g will be held in today on account of the arriv al of a which was not accepted until a re- p k a l whjch maMfeg the ¡ocal ¡„stitu - th e evening of J a n u a ry 1 and contin-
coaching of H arry E. Roese. T hough ship team of last year a re in school th e Civic club building, and will be L egionairre a t his hom e this m orn- cent m eeting. A. C. N nnnger is also tjon absoiu teiy noiseless when pa- uing for five nights. The serm on oa
New Y ear’s n ight will be by Rev.
th ere a re probably not very m any this year, th e o th ers being lost follow ed by a social hour, d u rin g ing. Both the young soldier and his a new m em ber of the hoard, having tjentg cal, for a n u rse .
which
light
re
fre
sh
m
e
n
ts
will
be!
m
other
a
re
reported
to
be
doing
very
been
selected
to
ta
k
e
the
place
of
Thg
gyBtem
¡s
composed
of
lights
John L eggett, of the C hristian
people in the city today who will th ro u g h
g rad u atio n .
These a re
served.
T
his
m
e
e
tin
g
is
held
in
nicely.
The
latest
addition
to
the
M
rs-
H
-
c
-
E
lm
ore,
who
left
here
for
v
a
riOus
colors
and
is
so
a
rra
n
g
e
d
church,
on Tuesday night hv Rev.
iem em b er him . those who were close Hobson and Chapm an. The m aterial
T his m e e tin g is
the east a few m onths ago.
th
a
t
n
n
u
rse
is
able
to
tell
in
sta
n
tly
S.
J.
Chaney
of the M ethodist church,
follow ers of the g ridiron in 1912 is good th is year, and Coach H ughes place of the re g u la r T uesday forum Dunn fam ily weighs 1 0 pounds,
on w hat floor the call was from and on W ednesday night by Rev. J. E.
will recall th a t Roese was a m em ber has* hopes of developing a n o th e r luncheon. T he public is cordially in-
’
AND
SALT” WALL
on reaching th a t floor, lig h ts
in- M cShane of the N azarene church, on
of the A shland high school football cham pionship team this season w ith vited to a tte n d th e m eeting this ev Many S tores B eing Decoi-atefl—
APPEAR
ON
THE
SCREEN
stalled
a
t
th
a
e
n
tran
ce
of
each
room
T hursday n ig h t by Rev. W . Judson
team of th a t year. This is the first pro. er support from th e stu d e n t ening.
In keeping w ith the holiday sea
_______
will
tell
the
nurse
w
here
th
e
call
Oldfield
of th e C ongregational de-
word of Him th a t has been received body. To do this, every available
son, m any m erchants a re m aking an
received
word
th
is
cam
e
from
.
In
th
is
m
anner,
th
e
call
nom
ination,
and on F rid ay night tlsts
by
for som e tim e and friends will he m an m ust rep o rt for practice,
effo rt rt to
to decorate
decorate th
th e e ir ir scores
scores and
and
Medford Cop Sm ells Booze—
effo
Bert Moses
»»».- ----------------
A
collection
of
choice
liquors
in-
¡
„
a
m
ajo
rity
of
instances
th
e
resu
lt-
m
orning
from
the
P
rem
ier
Syndicate,
also
rem
ains
continuous
u
n
til
(he
Rev.
B.
C.
M
illers
oi
,b^
tb0
glad to learn of his success in th e W ill See Kolb an d Dill —
eluding
gin,
c
lia
m
p
a
/n
e
and
whiskey,
a
n
t
effect
is
very
fine.
The
win-
who
are
placing
his
sayings
w
ith
nurse
goes
to
the
p
a
tie
n
t
and
tu
rn
s
riie
services
will
all
e
e
•.
coaching gam e, and wish him good
A p a r ’v composed of Miss R uth
owing to
P ie s b jte r ia n cburc an
luck next season.
Osmun Mr.s Em m a M urphy, Mrs. six sacks full, w ere located in a m a- dows in general present an a ttra c tiv e periodicals over th e country, to th e th e lig h t off in th a t room .
A ten-volt tra n sfo rm e r lias also th is fact. Rev. K oehler will not de
— -------------------------Selma Gray and Mrs. C. H. P ierce ex-
chine in a garag e hy O fficer Adam s, appearance, w hile the in te rio r of the effect th a t the L ite rary Digest had
been in stalled to provide for ihe liver a serm on d u ring the week but
Rev. W. R. M orenz-Oeser. of Med- pect to m o to r to M edford to n ig h t for of M edford. The* d riv e r, who gave buildings have been m ade g&y with contracted for his a rticle s and th a t
special lig h ts th a t are used w ith the will have charge of th e m usic each
ford, ow ner of the east side service th e Kolb and Dill show, which plays hia ad d re ss as V ancouver, W ash., festoons of evergreen, tin sel and col-! they would be shown freq u en tly in
night.
sta tio n , was in the city today.
there.
some 1000 th e a tre s over th e country. system .
sta te d n e ith e r tHe car no r its c o n -.o re d paper.
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