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h ö g Fötn ASÉUKft Ä i A MifföÄ »w » W UedtiPsaay, August Ì, Î6Ü8 fe j Marshfield M ¡Daily News Letter’ LOCAL AND PERSONAL NOTES j J ™ ftnnl j REGION KEEP COOL CôhtfâCt Uôfk. YANKEE AVERAGES ALLEGED PILFERERS HELD PENDING TRIAL » » WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.— G raduates of northern universi ties a re teaching the children of m iners in soft coal districts in Alabama domestic science, the reports received by a field w ork er for the Bitum inous O perators’ Special Committee, which is co operating with the United States Coal Commission. The teachers supplied by the bitum inous operators a t Edge- w ater, Docena and Bayview, Ala bama have their own home also provided by the company. In these m ining communities m aintained by the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad company in Alabama, the investigator found community and school gar dens with even kindergarten chil dren keeping their small plots. Tooth brush cabinets and tooth brush d rills were phases of health educational work. A ttractive practice houses for the study of domestic science are in each community. Domestic science principles are taught both whites and negroes in these towns. In the domestic science courses all the factors in home m aking are taught including sew ing, preserving of fruits, baking, packing of proper lunches, and the like. The progress made in teach ing the m anual arts’ impressed the field agent, who said: “ In the kindergarten at Edgew ater, the young boys had made a num ber of kiddie cars, coasters and express wagons, well made and painted. In another kin d erg art en the girls had made a large house and all the fu rn itu re and furnishings. They wove little rugs, hemmed the curtains and bedding, made little wooden fu r niture, etc. The children are encouraged to carry out their own ideas in all this work. Tn one place I saw a num ber of flower boxes made and painted by little girls under ten years of age. They had even sawed the wood.” FOR SALE— Lot on Alida street $25.00 down, $10.00 a month. Phone 280 or call 108 Pioneer avenue. 281-1 mo. W ANTED 20 foot or extension ladder and platform scales. Phone 411-R. EARLY IN THIS AGE M E H SALE Street $50,000 Dundee to install city water system. sôwôt La Qrande-^-Wiseonr-in lumber company to erect mil here. and It« « » SAN ANTONIO, Tex., Puly 31. — Liquid gold has ¡transformed Luling, Texas, from a sleepy lit SUPERIOR, Wis., Aug., 1.— Folks here shrugged their shoul COLUMBUS, Ohio, Aug., 1.— tle ham let of 500 souls into a H ere V isiting— ders, grinned a bit and wonder- The “ secret” is out. F ran k W'. bustling, hustling m unicipality Mrs. M ather, who was formerly ed why they couldn’t have ju&t Ballou, superintendent of schools of approxim ately 5,000 inhabi- Miss Helen Chappel of Ashland a wee bit of the excess heat oth- W ashington, D. C., came all the tan ts— almost over» night, Is in the city for a visit. Mrs. Ma er sections of the country swel- way to Columbus from the na- At was all brought about when th er m akes her home in New tered under during the July heat tion’s capital and told a local the “folly” of two youths from York City, and will retu rn later wave. For Superior sometimes audience how to pick a city San Marcos, Texas, proved to be In the month. shivered w’ith cold while the rest school superintendent out from a golden dream. W hat was said to be a “ dry hole” in oil country ---------- ‘ NEW YORK, Aug., 1.— The of the nation suffered from u n - ! a crowd. slang, came in as a gusher, spout H ere’s how it is done: R eturns To Oakland— suecefB of the Yankees in the bearable heat. Not once during the two weeks pick on a man whose age ap- ing hundreds of barrels of the Jack Bell, Jr., the son (|f Jack present race to Pennantville in of hot w eather did the m ercury pears to be between 37 and 50 gold-black fluid over th e crown Bell, an express m essenger be- American League may well rach th 90-degree m ark here. years an(j ask him these ques- block of the derrick. tween Ashland and San Francisco he attrib u ted to team w ork, W ith the first spout and roar returned to his home in Oakland When Colonel Tillinghast L ’- Most of the time it hovered tions: “Are you m arried? Have One it you from one to three children? of the oil the transform ation of after a week's visit w ith the C. Hommedieu Huston sold out his around 50 degrees. L. Loomis family. This was Ja c k ’s holdings in the club to his part- slumped down to only 14 points do you belong to three profea- the little village began. H itch sional organizations? Are you ing posts, form erly the anchor first visit to southern Oregon and j n er> Colonel Jacob R uppert, it above freezing. Never does this city suffer to an officer in one? Do you be age of sleepy-eyed bronchos and lie reported having a splendid • meant that the tem perniental time. ' stars who had made life a bur- any extent from heat. Nestled jong to two civic organizations? family Dobbins, furnished p ark ______ ; den for Miller Huggins, m anager close to m ighty Lake Superior, j Are you an officer in one? Do ing space for gasoline buggies, of the team , were a t last amen the lake th a t never gets warm you belong to two fratern al or- ranging from the $5,000 variety I s Operated On— not infrequently ganizations? Are you an officer to the flivver of the independent able to discipline. R uppert al- Superiorites Kenneth George, a four y e a r, find it uncom fortably cool to in one? Do you read two daily lease-worker. Each train on the j ways stood by Huggins, even old Indian boy from Smith River • drive in open m otor cars, even newspapers, four professional Southern Pacific R ailroad dis when the Gotham press was was placed in the Com m unity' gorged cargoes of wild-eyed clam oring for the removal of the during July and August. magazines and three non-profes H ospital yesterday, and later in I No less unusual than the ab sional magazines? scouts for big oil companies and only m anager ever to bring an th e day underw ent an operation, j American le a g u e pennant to sence from th is city of really hot If an affirm ative answ er is hum an freight hunting get-rich- He is improving quite rapidly. w eather is the phenomena found given t0 each of the9e questions quick snaps. M anhattan. His stanch defense of the lit- in the sudden changes of tern- tjje man ia a cjty scb Ool superin- Superintendent Ballou Hlight O peration ieader was the cause of some perature experienced only a few te n d e n t Main street, which form erly miles from the lim its of the city, I 8aid th ,g method of identification boasted of only one or tw’o stores E. Mj Rease of Alida S tre e t! friction between the two colo- underw ent a slight operation at nels. This friction spread to the The cool “ belt” does not include ^ ag discovered in connection of th e general variety, has blos somed forth with all-night res the Community Hospital yester- players. The big atars of the the entire county of Douglas, w ith a recent survey. wherein Superior is located. I t ______________" ta u ra n ts and cabarets. The day. He was not seriously ill, and team were wont tb take their scratchy phonograph in George will be able to be around again m anager's order? with a grain of covers little more than the area salt and act in the field on their occupied by this city. W hen Su H arrison’s general store, m eeting In a few daj’s. own initiative. Huggins was perior is so chilly as to m ake an place and post office of the com overcoat feel com fortable, at a powerless to move. His hands munity, has been drowned out by H as F ine Trip— were tied. Although he had distance of 15 miles from the the raucous tones of the q u artr- Dick Stratton, a form er Ashland proved him self to be a m anager heart of the city; in another di in-the-slot pianos of the dance boy. who last w inter was pipe or-' rection it may be encountered of no mean ability, he could not halls th a t came like the dew in ganist in a big Portland th e a tre ,, The m otorist discipline his players an circum- 10 miles away. th e night. Two men, who gave th eir and who has been w orking at ’ suddenly feels the hot breath of stances w arranted. Prices of the most necessary Pendleton this suimn r was in a land breeze. A moment later names as Harvey Gordon, a sail But Huggins hided his time. commodities have soared. W here Ashland yesterday, on his return he b etter appreciates the kind or, whose last port was Seattle, Non-communicative, a man who before money converfaiton dealt to Pendleton after a trip to Tia ness of n atu re to those who live and H erbert Haley, a Seattle kept to himself instead of coun man, are lodged in the city jail in pennies, nickels and dimes, Juana. The trip was made by auto. here. selling with his players, he plod talk is now of hundreds, thous Mr. Stratton reports excellent As rem arkable as is the sud as the resu lt of the alleged strip ded his paths. He knew base ands and hundreds of thousands roads the entire distance w ith the denness with which tem perature ping of a disabled .m otor truck ball. No clique among the play of dollars. exception of the unpaved stretch changes are encountered is the near the top of the Siskiyous ers could tak e away this know Each oil well tapped has through northern California. difference between the respective early yesterday m orning. ledge front hint. He was criticiz brought a bigger tran sien t popu The truck, which belonged to tem peratures. Not infrequently ed in the press and even by his lation to the community and con Rack From V acation— a change as great as 40 degrees D errel Qrimmins, became dis players for w hat they term ed abled near th e sum m it of the versation in larg er rums. F arm Percy Stratton, a mail carrier Is experienced. I “ lack of judgm ent.” Huggins did ers have forgotten crops; ranch for the Ashland Post Office is The reason for the rem arkable Siskiyous, and was left until not answ er these criticisms. He ers have forsaken stock and •'•at- differences in climatic conditions morning. back on his job again after spend i showed th a t he knew w hat he here and in surrounding te rri According to the com plaint, a tle— each is absorbed in the game ing an enjoyable ten day summer j was doing when he brought the of getting rich by boring into the vacation. tory lies in the fact th a t this city party consisting of Harvey Gord i team home a w inner two years is built in a cup-dike area, form on, H erbert Haley, Ray Clay, bowels of M other E arth and re ‘ ago— a feat never before per- ed by a series, of hills. The chil Merle Smith, his wife and two leasing the pent-up flow of li L eave For Portland— ! formed by any m anager the team ly winds off the lake are large year old child, and a ninteeen quid gold. Mr. Earl Dearc’orf, who with a had. And the feat was all the ly arrested by these hills and year old girl named May Buck- p arty of friends has been visiting W ith the advent of the oil more convincing because he had shut off from te rrito ry only a ney, all of whom were going from his m other on North Main street scouts and independent operators , _ X1 . to have his team on its toes to few miles away. Seattle in two Ford cars, stopped left «or his home in Portland has come the inevitable retinue _ . . ' . . . ... , , , the end of the season to win, PLAN MEMORIAL FOR S aturday night with Mr. Diamond, „ i a , McCollum, r. ii u- as they say in horse-racing vo- NEWSPAPER REPORTER of gam blers, scarlet women and Mr. M arcott and Mr. his V.,, 1 r. «ir “ by r» a nnon underw’orld wolves. Every card cabulary, nose. com panions on the trip. The boys Then followed the w orld’s cer- COLUMBUS, O., Aug. 1.— A game known to th e frontier from reported a very enjoyable trip, ies with the Giants, disastrous to fine memorial in honor of Jam es draw and stud poker t o . three fine roads, and th a t they were the Yankees. Huggins was W. F aulkner, for many years leg card monte and ro ulette, flour very favorably impressed with , . ,. panned again. B ut he was sign- islative correspondent for the ishes. H undreds and thousands A shland and the surrounding v of dollars, made in a day by the ed up for the following year, and country. KANSAS CITY, Mo., Aug. 1.— Cincinnati E nquirer, is being a r quick turnover of 'leases near again he brought the team home “ The young men of today who ranged in this state by his prospective wells and those which a w inner “ by a head,” despite G oes To M ontague— m arry early in life are better able friends both in and out of the have ju st come in, are lost n ig h t opposition in the ranks. Again “ Jim ” Orville Hall, who last year was to take care of th eir wives than new spaper profession. he lost the w orld’s series to the F a u lk n e r’s ideal was to help the ly on the gam ing tables. cheer leader at the High school the young men of fifty years ago.” B ut the citizens of Luling are Giants, and again the critics fired left yesterday for Montague,, Professor W illiam A. Lewis, younger w orkers in «his profes not w orrying. Life to them is w here he will be employed by a barrage at bim. head of the departm ent of socio sion and this ideal will he per lum ber company doing mill work. Huggins was signed to logy and economics at the K an p etrated In th e m em orial, which strenuous now, but they know lie plans to work in Montague ^ead t ^1P team " And this year sas City Junior College, says so. will be a fund out of which to the history of oil and of oil com m unities. They know th a t w ith u n til .he opening ot the school ls '• b o » " - » « * “ n’anagf And Professor Lewis, who has been make loans to deserving students, in six months or a year the flush : name only. He has whipped the p articularly those taking up term In September. of bringing in a new field will I players into line, and they are interested in social w elfare work journalism . for nearly fifty years, ought to ! playing as a unit, w ith all indiv- It is hoped to reach $10,000 have worn off; th a t the big oil Mrs. Abbott Dies— know. corporations will probably have W ord has ju st been received in ! -duality cast aside— for the first “ And another thing— the age or more, and subscriptions, no cornered th e field, and th a t the has piloted the m atter how sm all, are asked Ashland of the death of Mrs. E. I tim e since he As a resu lt his men are of m arriage is actually decreasing from all who knew Mr. Faulkner, wild oil day» of 1923 will be on team . T. Abbott, the m other of M rs., of instead of increasing, as some or his work. Money may be sent ly som ething they can relate to Beebe on the afternoon of J u lv , shooting along wit a ea w riters would have us believe,” ’ 23, following a long illness. The j about a doze.n gam*8 &nd ? to any of the following commit th eir children and grandchildren, Professor Lewis said. like the W orld W ar. death took place in M inneapolis.1 eTery indication, unless un ore Prem ium paid for youth is the tee, which is in charge of the Those who came in the night Mrs. Abbott was well known here seen accidcnts occur’ th a t they raising of the fund: A. E. Mc reason, he believes. will quietly fold th eir tents and and had many deep friends who " 111 not be headed before the cur- “ The young man of today has a Kee, Ohio State Jo u rn al, Colum disappear, hastening to another w<l! mourn her going. tain is rung down in Octooer. chance so much g reater than the bus; A rth u r C. Johnson, Colum sleepy com m unity where Mother young man of yesterday th a t there bus Dispatch; Rand J. Dustman, E arth has given b irth to another Associated Press, Columbus; Goes To Siskiyou— can be no comparison. Young F ran k N. W ard, Toledo Blade, golden flow which will make men Glen Wild, who has been work blood and young brains are wanted or H erbert F. Mengert, Cincin rich. ing in the harvest for some tim e ' in every line of work the world n a ti Enquirer. left last night for Siskiyou Cal-' I over. Men are willing to pay for Ifornia, where he will work for them and hence we have more in a t the deserted truck, and th e Southern Pacific company do dependence, bigger bank accounts stripped it of all loose parts. ing construction work on bridges. and earlier m arriages for the youth L ater in the morning, the theft PORTLAND, Aug., 1.— The ad- of today,” he said. was discovered, and a p arty set Mr. Peck, caretaker a t Lake ; vertisem ent of a sale of saw tim- Lewis praised the teaching of The alleged of the Woods, wishes to announce 1 bpr Qn the Payette N ational F or home economics in the schols and out In pursuit. thieves were overtaken about th a t he will carry line of est in Idaho involving 48,000,000 the discussion of economic prob five miles into California, where SUPERIOR, Wis., Aug., 1.— canned lunch goods. 281-2* lems in general. board feet has been approved by they had been stopped by an ac Hoboes finding th eir way into “ There are fewer girl w asters the United States D epartm ent of when it comes to problems of cident to one of th eir machines this’ city are sharing in the gen H ere Short Tim«*— Clay was not molested, as he eral prosperity sm iling upon the Bill Briggs, a well known high A griculture. About th ree fourths household upkeep than there were school boy, was in Ashland from of the tim ber is w’estern yellow fifty years ago, too” he declared. was said to have been asleep land. when the truck was pilfered, and There are by fa r fewer “ vags” Biskiyou, where he is doing con pine and the balance is larch, “ Home economics and scientific Smith was left w ith his wife and and “d ru n k s” 'a rre s te d here this struction work, for a short time, Douglas fir, white fir, and Engle- housekeeping have done th a t for Miss Buckney to take care of the year who are financially “ broke” going out late last night. girls. The time before she gets broken Ford. Gordon and Haley than was the case one year ago, mann spruce. The price has not m arried is when a girl gets in all were taken to the Barham lum according to the police records. yet been announced but it is ex- . .. . . , , H ere Visiting— J 1 of her w asting, frivolous spend- Mr. and Mrs. Chas. H argadine pected th a t it will average about ing and foolishness. W hile she’s ber camp, w here the tru ck owner The num ber has fallen off ap and daughter, Mary V irginia of $3.25 per thousand feet. Total spending papa's money it’s alrig h t works, and were held until the proxim ately 25 per cent, the rec ords show. W hile the average Santa Monica. Califoria are Ash- receipts from the sale are placed — but when it’s her hubby’s— arrival of the police. The date of the trial has not hobo is fa r from opulent, he has land visitors at the home of Mr. at $14°.000. she freezes on to it good and h ard .’ a t least a few dollars, the rec and Mrs. George Ogg. Mr. and The contract period, accord- Evolution in sociological thought been fixed as yet. ords reveal— yuit different from jMrs. H argadine are combining J n g to the advertisem ent, is to wag digcugged by Profeasor Lew. ba five years. C utting operations , conditions one year ago. Then MASONIC LODGE TO BE business with pleasure. They ex is. the average person arrested on INSTALLED IN SHASTA pect to be in Ashland for tWo will, as usual, be in accordance “ When we stop to think back with m anagem ent plans specified such charges possessed, in hun or three weeks. over it, it seems strange the way by the Forest Service. It will be FALL RIVER MILLS, Calif., dreds of cases, not even so little people suppressed the discussion a selection cutting with all I R eturn to Home— of social questions and problems Aug., 1.— The deferred in stitu as a nickle. young and th rifty trees left for A nother indication of improv Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McCaskey, a few years ago, as though there tion of a Masonic lodge in this ed financial conditions among and son Bobbie, of Santa Moni fu rth er growth. The brush will was som ething disgraceful about place will take place next S atu r the knights of th e road is the ca, California, who have been be piled and burned nder super them. day evening in Odd Fellows hall. fact th a t the num ber of men held visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Ed vision of forest officers. “ M arriage and divorce are open The lodge will be called F o rt to work out sentences for petty I t is expected th a t the success-1 w ards for the past week, re tu rn ly discussed now, not only in the Crook Lodge In memory of F o rt ful bidder will establish a saw- j offences shows a m arked de ed to their home yesterday m orn family circle, but in the churches Crook, which was a stronghold mill in Long Valley w ithin the crease. The average “ d ru n k ” ing. W hile on the trip, they vis and schools. Children are tau g h t near G lenburn in the days when Payette N ational Forest w ith an this year is able to furnish the ited C rater Lake, Pelican Bay, to reason out the logical causes the Indians were troublesome. annual capacity of about 12,- required “ $10 and costs” him and Lake of the Woods. Mrs. and results in the life problems, There will be twenty-five char 000,000 board feet. The Forest self, or has friends w ith suffic McCaskey and Mrs. Edw ards are which confront them, instead of te r members. Service states th a t there is ab ient fund» to secure his release. sisters. being tau g h t to tu rn a deaf ear These are to be the principal undant National Forest and p ri and a blind eye to them. officer»: W orshipful m aster, vate tim ber adjacent to the pro West Linn to have $5,000 Visit “ The resu lt has been happier Otho Stew art; senior warden, R. posed mill site to give such a school gymnasium. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Michael m arriages, as w*ell as earlier m ar- Grover Brown, ju n io r w arden, mill perm anent life. of K lam ath Falls, who have been I riages, I believe. Y oungsters are W. E. Richardson. Wallowa to erect civic build on a trip to Portland, stopped beginning to realize early in life Old Oregon tra il considered ing. In Ashland on th eir retu rn re w hat the big world is all about, White Cedar Co., to put on best of highways leading from cently to visit w ith Mrs. A. L. and they are happier, as a general steamer between Port Orford and the east to the coast. Alsea has modern movie thea Powell for th e day. rule for the knowledge.” • Coos Bay. ter with $5,000 organ. A Daily Chronicle of those who come and go, and events of I local interest. Ä fo t awardd «♦«»> ♦ ♦ « « ♦ » « « »♦« ■ ♦» ■ » ♦» « « < « ♦> ♦» 1 « «»♦> Growers, Attention We will run Wednesday and Caturday of this week, on beans at 2^c per It» and Black Berries 5c per tb. 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