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à sh la n d D a ily T id in g s
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PROFESSIONAL MEN OF OREGON
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S O C IE T Y
T h u rs d a y , J u ly 2 » ,
th e la t te r p a r t of th e w eek.
;M iss W a tte n b e r g e r a lso leav es
fo r h e r hom e in O k la h o m a F r i
day.
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There is something essentially
GRACE E. ANDREWS, Editor
cratic in this business of raising $300,000 I ♦ P h o n e ite MRS.
m s to h e r a t 345-R , b e tw e en 10 A. M. an-d 2 P . M.
THE ASHLAND PRINTING CO
Married—
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for the advertisement of Oregon, for the J
a n d e v e n in g s.
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e n ts h a v e com e of
Bert R. Greer ............................... Editor success of the venture is, or should be;
th e m a rria g e of Mr. J o h n P ay n e
a common concern. Yet the Chamber of L odge P icnic—
c o n c e rn in g th is c o n te s t a n d w ill
a n d M rs. A lta W e in b e rg e r a t T he
OFFICIAL CITY PAPER Telephone 39
Commerce committee, which has the drive T he m em b e rs fro m M edford g la d ly m a k e a ll th e n e c essa ry D alles, J u ly 17.
E n te re d a t th e A sh la n d , O reg o n , P o sto ffic e as in charge is puzzled by the apathy that is a n d A sh la n d of th e A u x ilia ry to e x p la n a tio n s.
M rs. W e in b e rg e r is a d a u g h t
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S econd C lass M ail M a tte r.
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of M r. a n d M rs. J . V. W rig h t
evidenced by one of the most substantial
th e R e b e k a h s, h a d
a jo in t pic Art Club M eets—
o
f
M o u n ta in a v e n u e , a n d h a s
classes of citizens—the professional. The nic in th e P a r k F rid a y n ig h t.
Subscription P rice, D elivered in City
T he L a d ie s' A rt C lub h e ld its
n d s h e re .
campaigners are at loss to understand I t w as a m o st e n jo y a b le a f la s t m e e tin g fo r th e seaso n M on m an M y r. frie
O ne M onth ........................................................... $ .65
P a y n e is in th e F o re s try
T h re e M onths .................................
1.95
the apparent dissociation of these citizens fa ir. A t le a s t fo rty people w ere d ay of th is w eek.
S ervice.
A cco rd in g to th e novel p la n
Six M o n th s ............................................................ 3.75
in a tte n d a n c e , a b o u t e q u a lly d i
from a great public project. ,
A fte r th e c e re m o n y th e h a p
v id ed
b e tw e en
A sh la n d
an d follow ed fo r th e la s t few m e e t py co u p le le f t in a new F o rd
O ne Y ear ................................................................
7.50
Typical of the lack of enthusiasm with M edford.
in g s, th e e a s t sid e m e m b e rsh ip
B y Mail and R ural R outes:
which professional men have met the mod-j T h e »uniform s u sed by th is p la n n e d th e re f r e s h m e n ts a n d r o a d s te r on a honey m o o n trip b e
fo re M r. P a y n e to o k up h is w ork
O ne M onth ........................................................... $ .65
erate requests for financial co-operation' lo d g e a r e v e ry s tr ik in g . A fter th e w e st sid e th e e n te r ta in m e n t in
th e serv ice.
1.95
T h re e M o n th s ......................................................
th e m o st b o u n tifu l s u p p e r, ar.d fe a tu re .
was
the
response
of
the
legal
profession
C
o n g ra tu la tio n s
an d
good
Six M onths .............................................................. 3.50
T h e p a r ty w a s h eld in th e w ish e s f o r th e ir f u tu r e h a p p i
th e social h o u r, th e m e m b e rsh ip
in
Portland.
Of
about
500
attorneys
solicit
O ne Y e a r ................................................................ 6.50
C lever
and n ess a r e e x te n d e d .
e d to th e lodge room s, Civic c lu b h o u se .
ed by the committee only five contributed' w a d h jo e re u r n th
e r e g u la r m e e tin g w as a m u s in g s tu n ts , c a rd s a n d fa n
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DISPLAY ADVERTISING RATES:
to
the
fund.
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committee,!
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G uests at M inkler’s—
S in g le in s e rtio n , p e r in ch ......................................30
at least, as to other observers, that pro T h is A u x ilia ry a lte r n a te s be d e lig h tfu l r e fre s h m e n ts b ro u g h t
T u e sd a y , th e R ev. M r. Chas.
Y early C ontracts:
W a rd , h is w ife a n d c h ild re n a r
O ne in s e rtio n a w eek ....................................... $ .2 7 % fessional men have fully as much at stake tw e e n M edford a n d A sh la n d in th e e v e n in g to a close.
T he A rt C lub m ee ts e v e ry sec riv e d fro m A s h ta b u la , O hio, to
in Oregon, fully as much reason to regard; its sessions. * * *.
T w o in s e rtio n s a w eek ...........................................25
ond a n d fo u rth M ondays of th e v is it M rs. W a rd ’s g ra n d p a re n ts .
D aily in s e rtio n ...............................................................20
the state’s welfare as their own, as have W . C. T. U. M eets—
m o n th , b u t a t th is m e e tin g it M r. a n d M rs. D. L. M in k le r of
w
as d ecid ed to a d jo u r n till th e C s tr e e t.
R ates F or L egal and M iscellaneous A d vertising men engaged in business pursuits. Often,)
T he local W . C. T. U m e t in
indeed,
the
incomes
derived
from
profes
second
M onday in S e p tem b e r.
r e g u la r f is s io n
T u e sd a y a f t e r
M rs. W a rd w as fo rm e rly Mis«
F i r s t in s e rtio n , p e r 8 p o in t lin e ................... $ .10
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ness men, who will give liberally to the
m ost d e lig h tfu l g a th e rin g s .
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cause, as they have Liven to other public)
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sion a m o st in te r e s tin g p ro g ram
th e ir c a r. co m in g v ia
Y ellow
A Baby D aughter—
follow ed.
s to n e P a r k , w hich
th e y visited
WHAT CONSTITUES ADVERTISING cases in the past.
M rs. F r a n k J o rd o n h a s ju s t m e n se ly \a n d w e re n o t u n d u ly
The Oregonian regards this attitude M rs. L e g g e tt led in th e sin g
" A ll f u tu r e e v e n ts, w h e re a n a d m issio n c h a rg e is
received th e a n n o u n c e m e n t fro m en ro u te .
m ad e o r a co llectio n ta k e n is A d v e rtisin g .
as singular and misinformed, and as re in g of a n a p p ro p ria te h y m n .
Mr. a n d M rs. F re d K n o w len of
J
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Dill
gave
an
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s
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or
N o d isc o u n t w ill be allo w e d R e lig io u s or grettable. It believes that professional men)
T h ey e n jo y e d th e trip im -
“ M u n icip al
L a w s” a to p ic in ’h e b irth of a baby d a u g h te r , J u tire d w h en th e y cam e.
B e n e v o len t o rd e rs.
asking themselves quite candidly if they) w hich e v e ry citizen sh o u ld be vi ly s ix te e n th .
T h ey w ill re m a in a few w eeks
jo sso.i8o.id oqj . ioj Xjijiqisuodso.i r oauij ; ta lly in te re s te d an d of w hich
M rs. K n ow len
w as fo rm e rly r e tu r n in g to A sh ta b u la by th e
DONATIONS:
No d o n a tio n s to c h a ritie s o r o th e rw is e w ill be the state, can find but one answer—and each one s h o u ld h a v e a d e fin ite M iss B re n a D evine a n d h a s o f s o u th e rn ro u te .
te n v isite d in A sh la n d a n d h a s
* * *
k n o w le d g e .
m ad e in a d v e rtis in g , o r jo b p r in tin g — o u r c o n trib u that the affirmative.—Oregonian.
P u b lish ed E very E ven in g E xcept Sunday by
R ev.
P in n e ll
th e n
fav o re d
th o se a sse m b le d w ith a vocal so
WHEN YOUTH LEARNS
lo, th e z ith e r used in a c co m p a n
.JULY 2«
«
im e n t.
"L a w E n f o rc e m e n t” th e
E V ER Y D A Y :— T h is is th e d ay w hich th e L ord
Education does not begin until one is s u b je c t of th e n e x t a d d re s s , w as
h a th m ad e; we w ill re jo ic e a n d be glad in it.— 25 and continues until 85, if it ends at d e a lt w ith in a m o st fo rc e fu l and
c h o la rly fa s h io n by R ev. O ld-
P salm 1 1 8 :2 4 .
all, says a British novelist. Tell that to the s fie
ld i
A (vocal Jso lo by R ev.
sophisticated youth of the present. Is there! P rn n e ll fo llo w ed .
WHY IS A PENITENTIARY?
a flapper who does not think she knows1 A le t te r fro m M rs. A da W a l
la c e
U n ru h ,
s ta te
c a m p a ig n
infinitely more than her mother, and
After having read of the wholesale ther0 a oigaretted youth who does not m a n a g e r fo r th e W . C. T. U.
escapes of convicts from the Oregon peni think he can teach his father? While the ho m e fa rm w as th e n re a d by
M rs. L e a v e tt.
tentiary during the past several weeks, older may know better, youth holds to. T h e u n io n s of M edford an d
many people are asking the question, “ why its fancied superiority.
A sh la n d w ill h o ld a C o u n ty I n
a penitentiary?’’ This week witnessed the
As for the diplomaed thousands, how s titu te in th e P a r k th e second
escape of four more inmates of the Ore dare even the boldest novelist question T u e sd a y in A u g u st.
tio n s w ill be in cash .
gon prison and leads one to belive that their education? Do not most of them
g P resen ted —
Warden Smith’s problem will soon be one nurse the illusion that they know all that F la Since
th e o rg a n iz a tio n of th e
of repopulating the prison instead of re is to be known? Age will teach them other Mt. A sh la n d c h a p te r of th e D. A.
forming it.
wise, but youth has to learn for itself. And R ., it h a a been w ith o u t a la rg e
Taxation in Oregon has reached a point when it has learned that its fancied wis-j flag .
where it is considered a burden, yet the dom was largely folly and that its imag K n o w in g t h a t one w as n e e d
ed a n d h a v in g in th e ir p o sses
taxpayers of the state are expending thou ined education was lacking in lfftich of I sion
a b e a u tifu l fla g , th e m em
sands each year for the apprehension and the real thing, it is no longer youth. That b e rs of th e Shop C ra ft, of A sh
conviction of criminals, and spending ad is the tragedy of it.
la n d th ro u g h th e ir
r e p r e s e n ta
tiv e M r. R oy P a r r gave to th e
ditional sums for the maintenance of the
D. A. R. th is big w o o l-b u n tin g
penitentiary, which is necessary, but to use
BEAUTY AND CRIME
fla g . I t is v e ry la rg e a n d 3ince
the taxpayer’s money for running down
th e c h a p te r h a s no pole a t p r e s
escaped convicts is both unnecessary and
it h a s b een su g g e ste d t h a t
uncalled for. It is the duty of the warden Fatal beauty has long been a favorite e th n e t, pole
in th e P a r k be u tiliz e d
of the penitentiary to prevent the escape phrase with poets and novelists. But from w h en n eed ed .
of a single convict from the prison and Chicago comes report of a criminal case . M rs. J . P. D odge, th e R e g e n t,
whenever he permits the prison inmates that hints at fatal homeliness—for the) re c e iv e d th e fla g on b e h a lf of
liberal privileges and allows them to es possessor. In the Crudelle case it is sug th e D. A. R. T h is th o u g h tf u l
c ia te d by th e
cape he is not only putting the taxpayers gested by opponents of capital punishment) c g h ift a p te Is r d a e n e d p ly th a e p ir p re s in
c e re th a n k s
of the state to additional expense but he that the death bearing verdict would not fo r th is c o u rte s y is e x te n d e d th e
is violating the obligaions of his office. have been rendered if the accused had) m e m b e rs of th e o rg a n iz a tio n
Penitentiaries are erected for the safe possessed the beauty requisite to arouse m a k in g th is , so w elcom e a g ift.
* * *
keeping of criminals, carrying out the the sympathy of men.
o f W oods—
well established principle that those who Indeed, the long list of accused beaut Go M to r. L a n ake
d M rs. Isa a c s le ft T u e s
are a detriment to society must be kept ies that have recently been acquitted by d ay fo r L a k e of th e W oods, to
apart from those who obey the laws of juries supports the contention. But why? s u p e rin te n d th e b u ild in g of a
The idea of executing a woman may be c o tta g e a t " th a t p o p u la r re s o rt.
God and man.
Warden Smith ushered in his admini/tra ugly. But why should beauty be figured T h ey w ill r e tu r n F r id a y of
tion with the announcement that he would in verdicts? A woman is a woman. Her th is w eek. • * *
make the penitentiary self sustaining, and sex is that of mother and wife and sweet Prize* E ssay C om petition—
that he would reform the inmates. He may heart—be she homely or pretty. To ad T h e O regon H is to ric a l Socie
have been making headway in the former, minister justice according to the degree of ty h a s se le c te d a s th e s u b je c t fo r
but in the latter he has failed to a degree pulchritude is to make the law a farce. th e 1924 C. C. B e e k m a n H isto ry
that he is considered incompetent for the
p riz e s a n d m e d a ls , “ T he Jo h n
J a c o b A s to r E x p e d itio n .”
T he
FROM THE NORTHWEST
position of warden.
p
riz
e
s
a
re
fo
u
r
in
n
u
m
b
e
r,
viz.,
The Tidings has reserved criticism of
firs t, six ty d o lla rs ; second, fifty
the prison management, believing th a t an A dollar will go as far as it ever would d o lla rs ; th ir d , fo rty d o lla rs ; a n d
official of the state is entitled to a rea if you give it to the children to roll. And f o u rth , th ir ty d o lla rs ; a n d w ill
sonable length of time in which to get his that’s just about A^liat it’s good for now be a w a rd e d fo r th e b e st fo u r o r
ig in a l e ssa y s on th e ab o v e n a m
official machinery running, Johnson lias adays.—Morning Astorian.
ed s u b je c t, w r itte n by boys or
had all the time required and he has fail
g irls o v e r fifte e n an d u n d e r
ed. Failure has been apparent for some It is regretted that President Harding e ig h te e n y e a rs of a g e , a tte n d
months and many wonder if the peniten will be unable to deliver an address at the in g a n y p u b lic or p riv a te rchool
tiary is to be made a complete farce.
Chautauqua building in Ashland but we w ith in th e s ta te of O regon.
Governor Pierce is directly responsible) are all mighty glad that he will make an B ro n ze m e d a ls w ill a lso be
e fo u r p riz e w in
to the people of Oregon for the conduct address from the rear platform of his train a n w e rs a rd . e d T h th
e ru le s g o v e rn in g th is
of the penitentiary, and he should lose no at the depot. Ashland will extend the chief c o n te s t ma!y be se c u re d fro m
time in taking a hand in the direct manage executive a welcome in keeping with the M iss H ick s. T he m a te ria l m ay
also be o b ta in e d a t th e lib ra ry
ment of the Prison. There are plenty of prominence of his position.
a n d if a ll th e m a te ria l n eed ed
men in Oregon, who can superintend the
r s u g g e ste d in p r e p a r in g th is
state prison without wholesale escapes The prison inmate is entitled to a fair e o ssa
y is n o t th e r e .
M iss H icks
from its walls and if Smith can’t do as chance of reforming, but the experience of w ill g la d ly g e t it fo r th e co n
much it is high time that his official career Warden Smith with the Oregon peniten te s ta n t.
*
be brought to an end.
tiary only brings additional proof that the T h e o b je c t in b rin g in g th is
average convict has no desire to reform s ta te c o n te st b e fo re p u p ils d u r
g th e v a c a tio n is to give th o se
Several local sportsmen who have visit and will take advantage of every liberty! in
in te r e s te d tim e to lo o k up m a
ed Lake of the Woods during the past afforded to escape.
te r ia l a n d do th e n e c e s s a ry r e a d
month complain of poor fishing. One well
in g in p r e p a r a tio n
b e fo re th e
known business man and sportsmen ex There is said to be a scarcity of farm h e a v ie r d u tie s of school claim
presses the opinion that efforts should be hands in some places in Oregon. If Presi th e a tte n tio n .
e f o u rth y e a r fo r
continued to have the lake completely dent Harding would stop awhile on his re th e T s e h is c o m is p e th titio
n s a n d it is h o p
stocked with trout. The suggestion is turn trip and give another exhibition of ed t h a t 1924 r e s u lts m ay be as
worthy of support, and the best channel that Kansas tractor-driving stunt of his g ra tify in g a s th o se in p re v io u s
through which to secure desired results it might help some—Eugene Daily Guard. y e a rs.
T h e re is no re a s o n w hy A sh
is to organize a sportsmen’s organization
la n d ’s p u p ils m ig h t n o t se c u re
that will be strictly local in its member We heard recently of a poet who wrote one
o r m o re of th e s e p riz e s ; a n d
ship, working for the protection and prop- about the “ window in his sould” and we if th e b e g in n in g is m a d e w h ile
ogation of fish and game in our immed wondered if he were any relation to the (th ere a r e le ss c a lls u p o n th e
e o f th e y o u n g peo p le, r e
iate vicinity.
guy who had a pane in his stomach.—Ver- s tim
u lts could be o b ta in e d m uch
onia Eagle.
m o re easily .
In its sane moments, July is quite a
N o t a lo n e fro m
th e s ta n d
month.
At the south end of the Boulevard there p o in t of th e p riz e s e c u re d , b u t
is a sign that reads: “ Register your cars fro m th e d e lig h tfu l re a d in g
Naturally Gel-many traces the bitterness at the Chamber of Commerce.” Sounds t h a t th e c o n te s ta n t w ould do,
w o u ld th is w o rk be v a lu a b le .
of its cup to Gaul instead of to the Kaiser ) pretty good, does it not?
MPss H ic k s h a s a ll th e d a ta
»
m an y frie n d s w ho w ill be i n te r On V a c a tio n —
e ste d in th e little d a u g h te r .
M r. a n d M rs. Y a te s a re aw ay
T h is is th e f ir s t g ra n d c h ild in on t h e ir a n n u a l v a c a tio n .
th e fa m ily a n d a n “ A d o ra tio n
T hey d ecided to sp e n t it n e a r
C ircle ” h a s been fo rm ed .
h o m e a n d y e t h a v e th e coolness
* * *
of th e m o u n ta in s .
On V acation—
T h e y a r e a t B u c k h o rn L odge
M iss N iv er, th e v e ry e ffic ie n t a n d w ill re m a in a f o rtn ig h t
a s s is ta n t lib r a r ia n ,
is e n jo y in g
* * *
h e r v a c a tio n .
I t b eg an M onday At N ew port—
of th is w eek.
MrS. W . A. S chell J e f t th is
W h a t M iss N iv e r’s p la n s a re , w eek f o r th e s e a s h o re .
h a v e n o t b een a n n o u n c e d , b u t
H e r o u tin g w ill
be s p e n t a t
no
d o u b t som e
in te r e s tin g N e w p o rt,
e n jo y in g
th e
ocean
“ h ik e s ” w ill be p a rt of th e p ro b re e z e s
and
v is itin g
w ith
g ram .
frie n d s.
* • •
T h e re a re a n u m b e r of Ash
G one to A la m e d a —
la n d .people a lre a d y th e r e an«,
M rs. A. G.
L iv in g to n w as o th e r s g o in g soon.
c alled to A la m e d a , C a lifo rn ia by
th e d e a th of M r. L iv in g s to n ’s
rell u n d e r w ay on M cKay dam
s is te r, M rs. G race L a S alle. M r.
ro je c t.
W ill he c o m p leted In
L iv in g sto n h a d been a t h is s is
tiree y e a rs a t c o st of $2,500,-
t e r ’s fo r se v e ra l days.
00.
M rs. L iv in g sto n rec e iv e d
th e
m essa g e S u n d a y a n d le f t fo r A l
a m e d a t h a t e v e n in g . S he r e a c h
ed th e r e M onday n o o n , h a v in g
d riv e n a ll n ig h t.
M rs. L a S a lle leav es a h u s
b a n d a n d six c h ild re n a n d m an y
frie n d s a n d re la tiv e s to so rro w
in h e r loss.
,
* • •
W eek End In D unsm uir—
T h e b irth d a y a n n iv e r s a r y of
M rs. S m ith , w as th e occasion fo r
a d e lig h tfu l w eek en d v isit a t th e
h o m e of M r. a n d M rs. S m ith in
D u n s m u ir fro m
M r. a n d M rs.
C la u d e A n d e rso n , M rs. H e e r a n d
J im m ie H e e r.
M rs. S m ith
is M rs. H e e r ’s
d a u g h te r.
D u rin g th e v isit of M r. a n d
M rs. A n d e rso n
a t M rs. H e e r ’s,
m a n y p la n s h a v e b een c a rrie d
o u t fo r t h e ir e n te r ta in m e n t.
M onday M r. a n d M rs. A n d e r
so n , M iss Iso le n e C am p b ell a n d
Jim m ie H e e r w e n t to C ra te r
¡Lake v ia M edford.
T h ey r e
tu rn e d to A s h la n d b y K la m a th
F a lls . T h e trip w as a m o st e n
jo y a b le one.
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u s t 5. T his sh o u ld ta k e c a te o f
th e co d lin g m o th
of B a n le tta
a n d p o ssib ly H ow ells.
O u r w o rst in fe c tio n w ill co m e
th is y e a r d u rin g th e m id d le a n d
l a t te r p a r t of A u g u st, an d a ll
f r u its on th e tre e s a t th a t tim e
sh o u ld
be th o ro u g h ly
cov ered .
A p a rty c o n sistin g of M r. a n d | W h e r s p re a d e r is u sed iits re c
M rs. Dom P ro v o st, E s th e r K le in - . om m en d ed t h a t one
pound of
h a m m e r, a n d C lyde
Y oung r e p o w d ered s p re a d e r be used to
tu rn e d to A sh lan d la te M onday 100
g a llo n s of w a te r. Som e
e v e n in g , a f te r a trip up th e P a g ro w e rs h a v e used one pound to
cific h ig h w a y a s f a r as V ancouv- J 200 g a llo n s a n d it h a s been
e r, B. C.
fo u n d t h a t th is is n o t q u ite
T he p a rty m ad e it from A s h - ' e n o u g h .
lan d to P o rtla n d th e f irs t day i
of th e trip ,
a n d th e fo llo w in g !
d ay took a sid e trip dow n th e)
HLrUFUO rillE I
TRIP 10 VANCOUVER
b e a u tifu l C o lu m b ia
R iv e r h ig h
w ay as f a r a s H ood R iv er. W hile
in P o rtla n d th e y also v isited all
th e parks, a n d benches.
T acom a w as th e n e x t sto p , and
from
th e re th e p a rty visited
R a n ie r N a tio n a l P a rk . T hey r e
p o rt th e p a rk a b o u n d in g in sc en
ic b e a u ty , an d th a t th e ro a d s to
th e p a rk a re e x cellen t.
F ro m T acom a, th e p a rty w ent
to V a n c o u v e r, B. C., th e ir des-)
tin a tio n , a n d rem a in e d th e re fo r
tw o d ay s v isitin g th e re s o rts ,
p a rk s an d beaches. On th e r e
kvvvvv
tu r n trip , th e
f ir s t sto p w as
m ade a t S e a ttle , w h e re th e p a r
ty s p e n t a n o th e r tw o d a y s, th en
m a k in g it to P o rtla n d in a day.
a n d fro m P o rtla n d to A shland
in a n o th e r day.
T h e p a rty to o k a cam p o u tfit,
an d sta y e d a t a u to cam p s w hile
on th e trip .
T h ey r e p o rt th a t
LEAVES YOU FOREVER
P o rtla n d h a s a n ice a u to cam p Deep Seated Urie Acid Deposit;
A re D issolved and th e Kheu
b u t t h a t th e o n es a t T acom a am i
m atic Poison Starts to Leav<
S e a ttle a re th e b se t th e v found
i I k * System W ithin T w enty-fou
on th e trip .
H ours.
E v e ry D ru g g ist in th is co u n tr;
is
a
u th o riz e d to say to ev e ry rh e u
CODLING MOTH U N D E R
m atic su ffe re r th a t if a fu ll pin
CO NTRO L SA Y S A G ENT b o ttle of A lle n rh u , th e s u re con
q u e ro r of rh e u m a tis m , does no
M H D FO R D ,
J u ly
25. -T h e show th e w ay to sto p th e agony
sw ollen
jo in ts a n d di
co d lin g m oth in J a c k s o n co u n ty red u c e
aw ay w ith even th e s lig h te s
seem s to be u n d e r v ery good
tw in g e of rh e u m a tic p ain , h e wil
c o n tro l a t th e p re se n t tim e. Thi g lad ly r e tu r n y o u r m oney w lth o u
h a s been a v e ry p e c u lia r season, c o m m en t.
A lle n rh u h a s been trie d am
a n d th e lirs t brood th a t should
te ste d fo r y e a rs, a n d re a lly m ar
h a v e been o v er tw o o r th re e
v elous r e s u lts h a v e been accom p
w eeks ago a re still a c tiv e in a lish ed in th e m o st se v ere case;
s m a ll w ay.
w h ere th e su ffe rin g a n d ag o n y wa;
T h e second brood w hich is d u e in te n s e an d p ite o u s a n d w h e re thi
p a tie n t w as h elpless.
a t th is tim e , w ill n o t a p e p a r in
Mr. J a m e s H. A llen, th e dis
any g rea t
n u m b e rs fo r about c o v e re r of A lle n rh u , w ho fo r m an;
te n d a y s o r tw o w eek s, but th e r e y e a rs su ffered th e to rm e n ts o;
a re a few s tr a g le r s o u t a n d it a c u te rh e u m a tis m , d e sire s a ll suf
f e re rs to know th a t h e d oes no
seem s a d v ii|'.b le to k eep th e
w a n t a c e n t of a n y o n e ’s m one;
fru it th o ro u g h covered.
In o r u n less A lle n rh u d ecisiv ely con
c h a rd s t h a t h a v e
n o t been q tiers th is w o rst of a ll d ise a se s
sp ra y e d fo r th re e w eeks sh o u ld | and he h a s in s tru c te d d ru g g lsti
to g u a ra n te e it as above in ever;
have
a n o th e r
a p p lic a tio n
be in sta n c e . (E a st Side P h arm acy
tw e e n J u ly 25 a n d a b o u t A ug can su p p ly you.
resh
from the
fa c to r y
RHEUMATISM
V isitors from C alifornia—
M rs. M ary
L. M athew s and
M r. a n d M rs. O’B rie n of
San
D ieg o a rriv e d T h u rs d a y n ig h t,
fo r a v is it
w ith
re la tiv e s in
A sh la n d a n d M edford.
A t p re s e n t th e y a re g u e s ts in
th e ho m e of M rs. M a th e w s’
b ro th e r, M r. A. A n d rew s.
T h e y w ill v isit th e D. W.
W h e e le r fa m ily in M edford a n d
M rs. H . W . A n d re w s in A sh lan d
also.
M r. a n d M rs. O ’B rien w ill do
som e sig h t-se e in g w h ile h e re ;
w ill go to C r a te r 'L a k e , a n d th e
C aves, a n d view th e scenic b e a u
ty o f A s h la n d ’s e n v iro n s d u rin g
th e ir sta y .
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D elig h tfu l P icn ic—
M r. a n d M rs. E v e r e tt S m ith
a n d M r. a n d M rs. E ric W e re n ,
g av e a m o st
d e lig h tfu l picnic
Jp a rty T u e s d a y e v e n in g in th e
P a rk in c o m p lim e n t to M r. a n d !
M rs. P e te r S p e n c e r a n d M r. a n d
M rs. E a r l F ra le y .
A w o n d e rfu l r e p a s t h a d been
provid,ed ^ n d w h e n th e g u e sts
w e re s e a te d a t ta b le s so b e a u ti
fu lly d e c o ra te d in sw e e t p eas, it
lo o k ed a s if a m ag ic lam p bad
b een ru b b e d , fo r e v e ry th in g to .
s a tis fy th e eye a n d g ra tify th e
p a la te seem ed to be th e^ e
Tw o h a p p y h o u rs sped iu th e j
(sa tisfa c tio n a ffo rd e d th e in n e r
m an a n d th e frie n d ly good c h e e r
t h a t w as th e lo g ic a l a cco m p an i-
m e n t.
O th e r th a n th e h o s ts a n d h o s t
esses, a n d h o n o re d g u e sts, th o se
e n jo y in g th e
d e lig h tf u l a ff a ir
w e re :
R ev . a n d M rs.
C h a n e y , D r.
a n d M rs. C ra n d a ll,
M iss J e a n
A n d e rso n , M rs.
R u th M itch ell,
M iss W a tte n b e r g e r, M r. a n d M rs.
G e ra ld G u n te r, M r. J o h n R igg,
a n d M rs. A n n a b e l H e n ry .
M r. a n d M rs. P e te r S p e n c e r
lea v e f o r th e ir h o m e In E u g e n e
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