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Speeder is P in ed —
I R eturn to H om e—
M. E . S ta c k p o le of M edford,
M rs. G eorge S ie m a n te l and
w as h a ile d b e fo re J u d g e G ow dy g ra n d s o n of T o p ek a, K a n s a s w ill
y e s te rd a y by d e p u ty s ta te tra f fic r e tu r n to th e ir ho m e to d ay . T hey
officer M cM ahon,
c h a rg e d w ith h a v e been v is itin g th e V. O. N.
sp e ed in g . H e p lea d g u ilty a n d a S m ith fam ily fo r th e p a s t m o n th .
M rs. S ie m a n te l is th e m o th e r of
fifteen d o lla r fin e w as lev ied .
M rs. S m ith.
W orld’s S m allest Car—
W h a t is c la im e d by th e d riv e r P r o p e rty Sold—
M rs. M a tild a H a tc h is th e re-
to be th e w o rld ’s s m a lle s t c a r,
p a sse d th ro u g h A sh la n d y e s te r-I c e n t p u rc h a s e r, th ro u g h th e S. L.
day
a fte rn o o n ,
s to p p in g
long ’ A llen R e a lty Co., of th e F r a n k
e n o u g h fo r th e o c c u p a n t to g e t' F . R oss p ro p e rty a t 355 A lm ond
a soda.
T h e m a c h in e w as less i s tre e t.
T h is w ill m a k e M rs.
th a n six fe e t lo n g a n d tw o fe e t H a tc h a v e ry cozy little hom e.
h ig h . How a m an co u ld g e t in ­
to so sm a ll a c a r w as d e b a te d G oes to S e a ttle —
M rs. C arl L o v e lan d le f t th is
by th e w a tc h e rs , b u t it w as m a n ­
th e d riv e r, a h u s k y j m o rn in g fo r S e a ttle , W a sh ., h e r
ag e d w hen
s ix -fo o te r r e tu r n e d fro m th e c o n ­ fo rm e r hom e, w h e re s h e w ill v isit
fe c tio n e ry .
T h e little m ac h in e u n til A u g u st, w h en C arl goes up
w a s fu lly e q u ip p e d a n d cam e w ith th e M edford D o k k ies b a n d .
fro m Los A n g eles o v er th e P a c if­ W h en C arl r e tu r n s , M rs. L o v elan d
w ill a c co m p a n y h im in th e ir c a r.
ic H ig h w ay .
W . A. S h ell w as a t T o llm a n
S p rin g s S u u n d a y a fte rn o o n e n ­
jo y in g th e sc e n e ry of th a t p a r t of
th e c o u n try .
H e r e p o r ts r a t h e r
ro u g h d riv in g in o rd e r to re a c h
th e sp rin g s.
R e tu rn s to A sh la n d —
W F . H a rd e n a n d w ife h a v e
r e tu r n e d
fro m L o v e lan d , Colo-
ra d o , th e ir fo rm e r h om e.
T he
1 H a rd e n s w e n t b ack to s e ttle up
th e ir a ffa irs, a n d now p lan to live
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I in A sh la n d fo r som e tim e .
Miss J e ss ie L. R ose le ft yes­
te r d a y fo r M adison, W isc o n sin , S o ciety to M eet—
T h e W o m e n s’ F o re ig n M ission­
w h e re sh e is c o n d u c tin g som e
v e ry im p o r ta n t a g r ic u ltu r a l r e ­ a ry S ociety of th e M ethodist
se a rc h fo r th e U n ited S ta te s gov­ c h u tc h w ill m ee t n e x t F rid a y a t
th e h o m e of M rs. H o m er B illin g s,
e rn m e n t.
a c c o rd in g to th e a n n o u n c e m e n t.
H ow ard R ose a n d fa m ily m o­ A u to s a t th e M e th o d ist c h u rc h
to re d to T o llm a n S p rin g s S u n ­ w ill f u rn is h tra n s p o rta tio n to all
d a y . H o w a rd say s
th e s p rin g s w ho w ish it.
Is one of th e b e st p laces in th e
c o u n try to sp en d a v a c a tio n trip . is s u e in v ita tio n —
A corn C ircle No. 54 W om en of
G ene H a s tin g s took a m o to rin g W o o d c ra ft a re in v ite d to v isit
tr ip dow n th e v a lle y S u n d a y a f t e r ­ P h o e n ix C ircle No. 242 a t 2:3ft
n o o n a n d r e p o r ts a p le a s a n t tim e. p. m ., of th is w eek. I t is hoped
t h a t th e r e w ill be a la rg e a tte n d ­
H as Sm ash Up—
an ce.
H a ro ld
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O ldsm obile c a r b e lo n g in g to h is T ria l P o s tp o n e d —
‘f a th e r, h a d th e m is f o rtu n e of
T h e tr ia l
of S h e riff T e rre ll,
h a v in g th e m a c h in e s m a sh e d th is c h a rg e d w ith th r e a te n in g to b e a t
'm o rn in g a,t th e G ra n ite s tr e e t C lay W a lk e r of M edford, h a s been
c ro ssin g , w h en a m a c h in e com ­ p o stp o n e d till T h u rs d a y , d u e to
in g dow n M ain s tr e e t, sm a sh e d th e in a b ility of th e c o u n ty p ro se ­
In to him . No one w as h u r t a n d c u to r to be h e re .
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a n d a te a c h e r to m a tc h w ill do
fo r th a t te n d e r p la n t k n o w n in
som e q u a r te r s a s A n n a M aria an d
in o th e rs as tru s ty J a n e S ophia.
T he p ro g ra m in c lu d e d m u sic of
th e m o st e x a c tin g a n d m e r ito r ­
io u s c h a ra c te r, w h e re , th e m a s te rs
h a n d s m ove w ith re m a rk a b le a l­
e rtn e s s , a n d f u rn is h in g v e ry co n ­
v in cin g evid en ce t h a t th e r e is yet
a m u sic a l p ro p h e y in Is ra e l. B e­
sid e s a l u m b e r of th e D o c to r’s
ow n c o m p o sitio n s p lay ed d iro c t-
a n d in re sp o n se to e n c o re s, th e
p ro g ra m p ro p e t in clu d e d m a ste r
I^eces by A rth u r F o o te, “ T he
Sw an M orn in g D a w n ” by J e a n
S ieb eliu s. “ S p in -S p in ” a Sw edish
F o lk so n g a n d m an y o th e rs.
T h e c o n c e rt w as given u n d e r
th e au sp ic e s of th e P a re n t-T e a c h e r
A sso ciatio n an d M esdam es, E . A.
W oods, L o u is D odge a n d J o h n
H. F u lle r d e serv e no little p ra ise
fo r th e e n e rg y p u t fo rth to m ak e
th e c o n c e rt th e m a rk e d success
it proved.
A s on th e la s t occasion of h is
v isit Dr‘ Enna w as received Wlth
r a p tu r o u s a p p la u s e a n d he leav es
A sh la n d fo r h is C a lifo rn ia sum
m e r tr ip w ith th e co n scio u sn ess
of h a v in g m ad e m an y d e lig h tfu l
frie n d s in o u r g o -ah ead city
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FU LLE R H EAD S DISTRICT
CHAM BER OF COMMERCE
(C o n tin u e d fro m P a g e 1)
IN D IA N A P O L IS,
J u ly
10.—
P re s id e n t H a r d in g ’s p le a fo r A m ­
e ric a n e n tra n c e in to a w o rld c o u rt
w ill be s u p p o rte d by th e A m e ri­
can L egion. It h a s been a n n o u n c ­
ed a t n a tio n a l h e a d q u a r te r s of
th e v e te r a n ’s o rg a n iz a tio n in I n ­
d ia n a p o lis.
T he le g io n ’s a c tio n
w as a u th o riz e d in a re s o lu tio n
a d o p te d a t its la s t n a tio n a l c o n ­
v e n tio n rec o m m e n d in g th e e s ta b ­
lis h m e n t of a trib u n a l to a d ju d i­
c a te d isp u te s b etw een n a tio n s .
D efin in g th e a ttitu d e of w orld
w a r lig h te r s , A lvin O w sley, le ­
gion n a tio n a l c o m m a n d e r, in a
re c e n t a d d re s s d e liv e re d a t Sioux
F a lls , S. D., sa id :
“ L e t no m an say th is A m erican
L egion h a s
n o t in a n g u r a te d a
g r e a t m o v em e n t fo r w o rld peace.
W e h av e th e h o n o r of se ein g th e
p re s e n t a d m in is tra tio n a d o p t th e
le g io n ’s id ea of a w o rld c o u rt
p ian . T h e re m u st in th e e n d be
som e such a trib u r /i; a n d A m e ri­
can s c a n n o t fail to te e th e fallac y
of a p p e a lin g to w a r fo r th e v in d i­
c a tio n of in te r n a tio n a l ju stic e . I
hope w ith a ll m y oeing fo r th e
tim e w h en th e r e s h a ll be som e
such a tr ib u n a l.”
C o m m an d e r O w sley in th e sam e
a d d re s s in d ic a te d t h a t th e legion
w ould c o n tin u e its fig h t fo r ex ­
c lu sio n of im m ig ra tio n fo r a p e r­
iod of fiv e y e a rs.
“ W h e n d id it becom e a m o ra l
p riv ile g e fo r a m an to leav e h is
c o u n try w h en t h a t c o u n try n ev er
n e e d ed him a s it d oes n o w ? ” he
a sk ed . “ L e t th e m re m a in a t ho m e
and w o rk a. w h ile lo n g e r fo r th e ir
hom e c o u n try , so th o se c o u n trie s
m ay be e n a b e d to pay th e ir d e b ts
to A m e ric a ”
A s s e rtin g f h a t la c k o£ im m i­
g ra tio n re s tric tio n is re sp o n sib le
fo r th e fa e t t h a t th e r e a re ten
m illio n illite r a te s in A m è n e ï, th e
leg io n le a d e r sa id :
“ W e need a sw e e p in g A m e ric a n ­
iz a tio n p ro g ra m to ta k e c a re of
th ese v a s t n u m b e rs a lre a d y w ith -
i r o u r b o u n d rie s, b u t a s lo n g ns
th e flood g a te s of im m ig ra tio n
a ie open w e s h a ll n e v e r be a b le
to g e t a s ta r t on th is p ro b le m . If
I h a d it w ’tb in m y p o w er, th e re
w o u ld be a law e v e ry m an e n ­
jo y in g th e p riv ile g e s of th is lau d
a n d liv in g u u rie r th e r a d ia n c e of
th e A m e ric an fla g w ho a tte m p te d
to s t a r t a n y b o lsh ev ism c r com ­
m u n ism w ould be d e p o rte d .”
th e R o s e b u rg c lu b w as ta k e n a n d
a c c o rd in g to C h a irm a n F u lle r th e
new c o u n try c lu b b u ild in g a n d
g ro u n d s a re id e a lly lo c a te d a n d
p la n n e d o u t.
F ir st M eeting Success
C h a irm a n F u lle r s ta te d t h a t
th is is th e f ir s t a tte m p t to co­
o rd in a te th e m an y C h a m b e rs of
C om m erce of s o u th e rn a n d w e st­
e rn * O regon, a n d w as v e ry w ell
p lea se d w ith th e a m o u n t of b u si­
n e ss w h ich w as a c co m p lish e d a t
th is in itia l m e e tin g . H e e x p la in ­
ed t h a t th e m e e tin g s of th e f u ­
tu r e w ill no d o u b t d ev elo p th e
p la n s v e ry m u ch m o re fu lly a n d
in te n d s to m ak e th e o rg a n iz a ­
tio n a r e a l a id to th e c h a m b e rs
of c o m m erce w hich b elo n g to th e
o rg a n iz a tio n .
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h is c o u n try ’s se rv ice a n d se rv e d j e r se t.
tw e n ty -o n e m o n th s, tw elv e of
M r. B ell is a g ra d u a te of th e
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th em in F ra n c e . At p re s e n t, an d U n iv e rsity of C a lifo rn ia .
H e is
M a rrie d — ,
An a n n o u n c e m e n t of c o n sid e r­ fo r som e tim e p a st, he h a s been i a b u sin e ss m an of A lam ed a, a
a b le in te r e s t to frie n d s of th e w ith Roos B ro s., h o ld in g a re-1 p h a rm a c is t, a n d th e y w ill make
sp o n sib le p o sitio n .
■ th e ir hom e in t h a t city .
fam ily , h a s ju s t been receiv ed .
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T h e m a rria g e of L aw son H.
R iley a n d M iss G ladys R e a lla y , good w ish es a re e x te n d e d to th is c o n g ra tu la tio n s a n d good w ish es
a re th e ir also fo r th e ir f u tu r e
o c c u rre d a t th e hom o of th e h ap p y yo u n g couple.
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A co usin of th e g ro o m , M r. |
M r. W illiam D. B ell
a n d M rs. T o u risi L eaves—
N ick S ta rt, w as b est m an , a n d a P e a rl D odge w ere u n ite d in m ar-
R eid W olf, of L ong B each, C al-
sc h o o lm a te of th e b rid e a c te d a s ria g e , J u ly th e n in th a t th e P re s- jfo rn ia , w ho h a s been d e ta in e d In
b rid e sm a id .
b y te ria n M anse, R ev. F .
K oeli- A sh lan d se v era l d ay s a s the re-
T hey a re co m in g to A sh lan d in le r o ffic ia tin g .
s u it of a h ig h w a y a c c id e n t, left
a few d a y s fo r a v isit a t th e h o m e ,
T hey le ft im m e d ia te ly to spend th is m o rn in g fo r h is hpm e. .L a st
of th e g ro o m ’s m o th e r, Mrs. R i l - ! th e ir honey m o o n a t S h a s ta S p rin g s S a tu rd a y W olf ra n dow n C h a rle s
ey, on H ig h s tr e e t.
j T he b rid e is a d a u g h te r o f Mr. j D ecker of M edford, an d h a s been
Mr. R iley w as an A sh la n d boy, j a n d Mrs. (). II. Jo h n s o n anil f o r- ' held in A sh d la n d a w a itin g devel-
g o in g th ro u g h th e u p p e r g ra d e s itn e r ly
lived
in A sh la n d ,
hut o p m eu ts.
T h e v ictim d id not
a n d h ig h school, g r a d u a tin g in s e v e ra l y e a rs sh e h a s been a i blam e W olf, an d so a f te r p a y in g
1915.
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D E L E W A R E , O hio, J u ly 9.—
P re d ic tio n th a t h is to ry w ill re p e a t
its e lf a n d t h a t “ to m o rro w e v o lu ­
tio n , lik e G a lile o ’s a ts tro n e m y ,
w ill be th e c o m m o n p lace of e v e ry ­
d ay th o u g h t” a n d t h a t re lig io n
w ill n o t h a v e s u ffe re d , w as m ade
by D r. E L. R ice, p ro fe sso r of
zoology, O hio W esley an U n iv e r­
s ity h e re , a n d w ell-k n o w n s tu d e n t
C L EV EL A N D , J u ly
10.— D r.
of th e th e o ry of e v o lu tio n .
F re d e ric k C ook, w ho g a in e d in ­
“ N a tu re to th e s c ie n tis t m u st
te r n a tio n a l n o te rie ty by “ D iscov­
be no God o r a ll G od.” a s se rte d
e r in g ” th e N o rth P o le w as in d ic t­
th e p ro fe sso r, d isc u ssin g th e q u e s­
ed h e re to d a y by th e fe d e ra l g ra n d
tio n : “ D oes E v o lu tio n C o n flic t
ju r y c h a rg e d w ith u sin g th e m ails
w ith C h r is tia n ity ? ” “ T h e e v o lu ­
to d e fra u d . H e h a d b een o ffe r­
O perated On—
tio n is t, o r o th e r s c ie n tis t, c a n n o t
in g sto c k in th e M id-A m erican oil
M rs. W illiam V an D yke. J r .,
a c ce p t th e su p p o sed ly o rth o d o x
r e fin in g c o m p a n y fo r sa le , a n d
w a s o p e ra te d on a t th e C o m m u n ­
view of an o ccasio n al God, activ e
h a d sw in d le d h u n d re d s of g u llib le
i ty H o sp ita l y e ste rd a y . M rs. V an
in th e c re a tio n of th e f ir s t flo w ­
people.
D y k e is now m uch im p ro v ed an d
e rs a n d th e f ir s t m an , b u t le a v ­
Y R E K A , C a lif., J u ly
10.—
H e is a lso u n d e r in d ic tm e n t fo r
w ill p ro b a b ly be a b le to be a ro u n d
in g th e o rig in of th
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th e m en of to d a y to ‘n a tu r e .’
S isk iy o u U nion H ig h School a s k ­ T exas, w h e re he w ill be trie d in
“ B u t th e s c ie n tis t h a s no q u a r ­
ed fo r th e re s ig n a tio n of L ero y S e p tem b e r.
I s 111—
re l w ith th e ’d o c trin e of th e d i­
M rs. W . J . C h e stin e is s e rio u s ­ B. P e c k h a m , in s tr u c to r in m a th e ­
v in e im m an e n c e , w h ich fin d s in
ly 111 a t th e C o m m u n ity H o sp i­ m a tic s, E n g lis h , h is to ry a n d o th ­ F U N E R A L F O R G R U B B BA BY
th e d iv in e w ill th e o n ly e ffic ie n t
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t a l a n d y e s te rd a y u n d e rw e n t an e r s tu d ie s a t th e F o r t J o n e s
c a u sa tio n in n a tu r e , rec o g n iz in g
S isk iy o u U nion
o p e ra tio n . M rs. C h e stin e is slo w ­ B ra n c h of th e
w h a t a r e c a lled s e c o n d a ry c a u se s
H igh School, th e y s ta r te d so m e ­
M ary L ois, th e tw o m o n th s old
ly im p ro v in g .
a s only c o n v e n ie n t sy m b o ls to ex­
th in g .
bab y of M r. a n d M rs. B. H. G rubb
p re ss th e m e th o d a n d o rd e r of
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“ In th is d a y of th e w o rld ’s d e s­
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to b rin g th e m in to h a rm o n y , o r
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tia lly re lig io u s m en o u t of th e
y e a rs a n d h a d p ro v e n e n tire ly
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4 9 CARS REG ISTER ED
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In c o n c e rt la s t n ig h t s ta y e d a t
AT ASH LAND AUTO CAMP
D ecide to R etain P eckham
P ro fe s s o r R ice c ite d th e c o n flic t
t h e A sh la n d A u to C am p w hile
K la m a th F a lls — T w o -sto ry b u ild
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L a s t n ig h t’s r e g is tr a tio n a t th e r a th e r th a n th e e a r th , is th e cen ­
p eo p le w as ta k e n .
D is tric t A t­ ing c o stin g $33,785 to be b u ilt
a n d i t ’s p a rk e n th u s ia s tic a lly . H e
A sh lan d A u to C am p w as u n u s u a l­ tr e of th e s o la r sy stem a s a p r e ­
to rn e y C h a rle s E . J o h n s o n w as
d e c la re d A sh la n d h a s th e m ost
B eet s u g a r m ill a s su re d
a t ly heav y , fo rty six to u r is ts b e in g c e d e n t f o r th e p re s e n t d istu rb a n c e s
a sk e d to be p re s e n t by th e b o a rd
b e a u tifu l p a r k in O regon.
re g is te re d , b esid es th o se w ho stay-1 in re lig io u s c irc le s a n d d e c la re d
a n d c o u n se l w as re ta in e d by th e P rin e v ille .
frie n d s of P e c k h a m .
T h e m e e t­
ed o v e r fo r a n o th e r d ay. T h o se t h a t to d a y th e s e view s a re m a t
Stickier W o rrie s D riv e r—
re g is te re d w e re :
in g s ta r te d S a tu rd a y m o rn in g a t
te r s of e v e ry d a y th o u g h t, a n d r e ­
As th e r e s u lt of th e h a n g in g
A. In g e ls, S ilv e rd a le , W ash . C. lig io n h a s n o t s u ffe re d .
9 o ’clo ck a n d c o n tin u e d th r o u g h ­
of ^tags w h ic h ..read “ W a rn in g , o u t th e a fte rn o o n . A t a la te h o u r
P. H a ll, S a n ta R o sa.
J . K iste ,
k e e p w ith in th e la w .” on c a rs
T acom a.
L. L u e , G len d ale.
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in th e a fte rn o o n , th e b o a rd a n ­
p a rk e d a t th e c u rb y e s te rd a y a f ­
S c h u s te r, S e a ttle .
H e rm a n M ar-
n o u n c e d t h a t th e m e m b e rs had
te rn o o n , C h ief of P o lic e M cNabb
d ecided to r e ta in P e c k h a m .
em . A sto ria . C. W . Coffee, V a n ­
U1C THEATER KAOTTO
w a s v isited by th e d r iv e r of a d e ­
T he d ism issa l of P e c k h a m w as
co u v er.
A. O e h le r, S alem .
C.
liv e ry tru c k , w h o d e m a n d e d to
th e p a r t of a “ g e n e ra l h o u se-
D. B u n d y , N am pa, Id a . A. S o re n ­
k n o w how he h a d ru n a fo u l of
Today Tomorrow and
c le a n in g ” t h a t h a s been m ad e in
son, S p o k an e. E . B e c k m e n t, San
th e law . I t ,la te r d e v elo p ed t h a t
Thursday
S iskiyou U n io n H ig h School D is­
F ra n c isc o . Dr. H. O. S h o e m ak e r,
t h e ta g w as m e re ly a c le v e r b it
tric t. A t Y re k a o n ly th re e of th e
San F ra n c isc o . M ason H a rtw e ll,
o f a d v e rtis in g c o n c e rn in g a m ovie
fifteen te a c h e rs em ployed la st
M ill V dlley. T. G. H a rris , M iam i,
sh o w com ing.
y e a r w e re re ta in e d .
A riz. G. N. H u a rd , C hicago, 111.
W . F . M ason, Scapo'ose.
E . M.
C herries A ppreciated—
G riffon, P o r tla n d . J . B ry a n t, Al­
Y e ste rd a y a fte rn o o n , A. J o h n ­
bany.
F . E . C asey, P o rtla n d .
s o n , w ell k n o w n
f r u it g ro w e r,
Geo. L o n g b o tto m , W a x a h a c h ie , i
p r e s e n te d th e T id in g s fo rce w ith
T exas.
H. C. H u m p h re y , Spo­
a box of fin e L a m b e rt c h e rrie s .
k a n e . H.
S am pson, P o rtla n d .
T h e f r u it w as p ack ed by th e com ­
A. S tro m b e rg , T acom a.
C. E.
m e rc ia l m eth o d a n d th e c h e rrie s
B ru ris , Q uicy, 111. C. R. W a llin g ­
a v e ra g e d a little o v er one inch
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T ro n tm a n , U rb a n a .
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o f th e T id in g s fo rc e a p p re c ia te d n a c o m p o s e r-p ia n is t to A sh la n d
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L o n g B each. R. B evis, B enecia.
f r u i t g ro w in g fo r se v e ra l y e a rs u p p e rm o st in th e m in d s of all
W . N u je rs , S a c ra m e n to . M rs. A.
he h a s w on m an y a w a rd s fo r fine s tu d e n ts in te n d u p o n a c h ie v in g
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cisco. W . C. R u sse ll, M arysville.
F ra n k 1 lo y d
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T eacher to R eturn—
P R IN T S FO R D RESSIN G SACKS
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Simplicity has divers ways of ex­ A d am s, S ta d o n , C alif. W . J . F la ­
E n g lis h a t th e local h ig h school la r m isco n cep tio n of m u sic a s ap-
pressing itself, but it is aiways the h e rty , G re e n sb o ro , N. C. A. P e r ­
l a s t y e a r, an d h a s been s p e n d in g I lied to th e p ian o a n d o rg a n , le t most valuable asset of the mode. Prints,
p a r t of h e r v a c a tio n in H a w aii, it be sa id th a t in c o n seq u e n c e so fashionable for frocks and blouses, ry , O a k la n d . E . C. M oore, Coh- A drama too well known to
w ill r e tu r n to h e r h o m e in In d e ­ of e n tire ly d iffe re n t te c h n iq u e th e I are also in dem and for more intim ate chello. R. S. S m ith , P o r tla n d . J .
need explanation.
garments.
This dressing sack in
pendence.
Miss R o g e rs re p o rts a c co m p lish e d o rg a n is t a s r e p r e ­ printed voile is trim m ed with wool F . R ic h m o n d , P rin c e R u p e r t, B.
B. M ott, P o r tla n d .
H . A.‘
s e n te d in th e p erso n of S ir E re d - crêpe in plain color. The neck is C.
h a v in g a w o n d e rfu l tim e .
—also—
F . P . W a g n e r,
e ric k B rid g e, a n d
P a d e re w sk i, finished with a round, lace-edged collar, H a le , P o r tla n d .
w hose b r illia n t p la y in g m ad e him though the fronts of the sack may be S an F ra n c isc o . B. T h u lo ry , Spo­ “ Oh!
Sister”—A Cameo
Cltanb Pilot Rock— •• •
turned back in V-shape, if preferred.
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M edium size requires 214 yards 36-
.... , Comedy.
last S u n d a y h e ld a picn ic an d p ro cla im th e s e c re ts of th e tw o .nch figured and ! 2 yard plain material d ro . F . J . S m a rt, S a n ta B a rb a ra .
Pictorial Review Dressing Sack No. L. O. M cG uire, Los A ngeles.
among the events, attempted to d is tin c t sch o o ls of stu d y .
1532.
Sizes, 34 to 52 inches bust.
A n o th e r m isco n cep tio n ch ie fly Price, z5 cents. Combination Bloom-
scale Pilot Rock. Of the six, on­
Matinees 10c and 35c
Medford to have $25,000 fruit
ly three completed the climb, the on th e p a r t of p a re n ts a n d g u a rd - ' ers-Pctticoat No. 1246. Sizes, 26 to 38
ia n s Is t h a t a n y s o r t o f a p ia n o inches waist. Price, 30 cents.
packing plant.
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Evenings 10c and 50c
POLE “ DISCOVERER"
TEACHER CAUSE OF
STRIFE IN VREKA
SOCIETY
ta k e
F R Y E 'S
o u t
to c a m p
F R Y E ’S
D ELICIO U S
HAM
“Everything the
name implies”
choice, young, g rain -fed
p o rk , cu re d and sm oked
by th e exclusive F ry e p ro ­
cess, w h c h preserves the
d e licate te x tu re and juices
a n d develops th e rich,
m ild flavor.
Is there anything more delicious than
the fragrance of ham frying over the camp-
lire? Those who have enjoyed summ er
night dinners in the glorious Western out­
doors will say that as an appetizer it has no
equal. I he better the ham the richer the
fragrance.
That’s why we say, take to your summer
camp a whole FRYE’S DELICIOUS HAM.
You will vote it the best ham you ever
tasted. Every hit of it will be useful—the
thick center slices for broiling or frying,
the butt for baking, the shank for boiling
w ith, vegetables.
Daily Fashion Hint
FRYE & COMPANY
hoiH iO iO m
EMIL ENNA PLEASES
Norma
WITHIN
THE
dropping out.
The Bungalow Lot, .just across from the Lithia fountain
The lot faces 260 feet on Park avenue (lately named Winbum Way)
and runs through to Granite street.
This is the finest apartment location in the city.
I need the money in my business ami will sell at any reasonable offer.
Bert R. Greer
Tidings Office.