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It is a fatality for a President of the Un-
P u b lis h e d E v e ry E v e n in g E x cep t S u n d a y by
one of th e lo v elie st p a rtie s of th e '
ited States to Le elected in the multiple of
MRS.
GRACE
E.
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twenty years? Five presidents of the Un­
— S earch is being m ad e fo r t^fjF
d a y n ig h t of th is w eek, a t th e
and evenings.
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se c o n d C lass Ma. M atter.
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William McKinley, elected 1900.
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Warren G. Harding, elected 1920.
c o u n try .
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p re s e n ta tio n of a n e n g ra v e d gold
By Mail and Rural R outes:
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p a ttie ra n c h , ow ned by C u ey ’s
O ne M onth ........................................................... $ .65
hom e of M r. a n d M rs. W m . Day,
d riv e to L a k e of th e W oods, r e ­
frie n d s.
wiheh
he
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in
1860,
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In d ia n ro u te .
rtis tic c e n te rp ie c e
of b e a u tifu l
th e “ lif ts ” from to u ris ts .
his second term began. McKinley had T h ey e x p ect to r e tu r n S a tu r ­ th e r n O regon a n d w ill see C ra t­ a flow
O ne Y ear ................................................................ 6.50
ers.
A rriv in g in R ed B lu ff y e s te r­
served one term and had been reelected d a y n ig h t. T hey a re eq u ip p e d e r L a k e a n d o th e r scen ic a tt r a c ­ A t th e a u sp ic io u s m o m en t, OLD F R IE N D S .c E E T IN
d
a y th e boys d ecided to
go
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in 1900, falling by the assassin’s bullet a fo r c a m p in g a n d e x p e ct a g lo r­ tions.
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S in g le In se rtio n , p e r in ch ...................................... 30
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n e ll, Iow a a n d lived th e re d u r ­
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ste
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m
,
p an io n .
H e s e a rc h e d o v er th a
O ne in s e rtio n a week .......................... $ .27% ond time. Garfield served but a few months
in g h e r y o u n g g irlh o o d , a n e ig h ­
e ra l y e a rs ago, w hen th e m o tio n
to
M
rs.
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before Guiteau’s bullet found him.
p ic tu re in d u s try
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Harding is the third to have died from th e u p b u ild in g of th e S u n d ay
liv e n e d in p la y in g c a rd s u n til
T h e local b e lie f is th a t
th a
lon, th e w ell-k n o w n d ire c to r, w as
R a te s F o r L e g a l a n d M iscellan eo u s A d v e rtis in g C a u s e s o t h e r t h a n deliberate assassination. sch o o ls in J a c k s o n C o u n ty w ere fo r tw e n ty -th re e y e a rs.
th e la te n e s s of th e h o u r in d ic a t­
boy e n c o u n te re d a s n a g w h irl. of
M r. C re e ch is
a d ru g g is t a t
an u s h e r in
th e old A m erican
F ir s t in s e rtio n , p e r 8 p o in t lin e ................... $ .10
w hich th e re a re
m any a t th is
Harrison
was
the
first
Sworn
in
on
March
in v ite d to a tte n d a g ro u p m e e t­ S alem th e ir ho m e to w n , a n d Mrs ed g o o d u ig lits a n d fa re w e lls be
th
e
a
tre
on
B
ro
ad
w ay , N ew Y ork,
E a c h s u b s e q u e n t in s e rtio n , 8 p o in t l i n e .......... 05
said .
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4, 1841, he died April 4 of that year.
C reech is s u p e rv is o r of schools.
a n d E llio tt D ex ter, p ro m in e n t
C a rd of T h a n k s ................................................. 1.00
T he A rt club w as o rg a n iz e d in
say s h e th in k s h is ch u m h ad a
ed by th e A m e ric a n S u n d ay
T h ey h av e h a d a lovely v isit
screen le a d in g m an , as a m em b er
O b itu a rie s , p e r lin e .................................................. 02% , Zachary Javlor was the next to go. Elected
c ra m p , a s he
w as th e b e tte r
school r e p r e s e n ta tiv e , M r. R a n ­ w ith th e ir frie n d s , b u t on a cco u n t 1915 an d w as o rig in a lly a p a rt
of t h a t th e a tr e 's sto ck com pany.
•
“ in 1848, and taking office March 4, 1849, d a ll.
sw im m er.
of th e Civic club. T h e re a re five
o f th e s h o rtn e s s of th e ir v acatio n
N a tu ra lly th e r e was, q u ite a I
WHAT CONSTITUES ADVERTISING he died
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July 9, 1850.
T h is m e e tin g w as h e ld a H u ­ th e y le f t T u e sd a y m o rn in g for of th e c h a r te r m e m b e rs now be­
“ 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
b it of re m in isc in g w hen th e se ‘
Harrison, Taylor and Harding, each had go, a little c o m m u n ity a b o u t C r a te r L a k e on th e ir w ay hom e. lo n g in g ; M rs. B ush b e in g one. tw o iftet re c e n tly , a t th e U n ited I
m ad e o r a co llectio n ta k e n is A d v e rtisin g
c - O ra y. w ith t h is w ife a n d
She is th e ir clu b tr e a s u r e r , a t
G ra n ts
* * •
No d isc o u n t w ill be allo w ed R e lig io u s o r a tremendous burden of political responsi- e ig h t o r te n m iles fro m
S tu d io s, H ollyw ood, on th e s ta g e c h lld re n , fro ,n
B ldw ell, C ali-
p re s e n t.
P ass.
B e n e v o len t o rd e rs.
v isito rs
w h e re “ F la m in g Y o u th ,” is be- ' fo rn ia , w ere A sh lan d
bility to face. The trials to which each I t w a s a n a ll d a y m e e tin g L ake o f th e W oods V isitors—
T hose w ho w ere p re s e n t to e n ­
L a s t w eek e n d saw m an y v isi­
in g p ro d u ce d fo r F ir s t N a tio n a l,' y e ste rd a y .
DONATIONS:
was subjected may have shortened his life. w ith sp e cia l p ro g ra m s a n d m usic to rs a t L ajte of th e W oods, th a t jo y on, th e lovely
e v e n in g w e re :
x
.
I w ith D illon d ire c tin g a u d D exter
N o d o n a tio n s to c h a ritie s o r o th e rw ise w ill be Three presidents have been assassinated fro m e a c h of thq f o u r o r five
T
he
g
u
e
s
t
of
h o n o r, M rs. B ush,
„„„
,
m o st p o p u la r re s o r t.
____ ______._
_
p la y in g o n e of th e p rin c ip a l
T h e T id in g s office fo r a ll
th
e
M
esdam
es
H
a
rris
o
n
,
L
o
re
n
a
,
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 - by deliberate action. Can it be said that S u n d a y sch o o ls re p re s e n te d .
M r. a n d
M rs. H. P. H olm es
p a rts .
k
in
d s of p rin tin g .
T h e re w e re a n u m b e r o f good { sta rte d e a rly S u n d a y m o rn in g M cN air, E m m a J. M urphy, T h e l-|
tions win be in cash . _____________________________ : fjiree presidents have been assassinated by
s p e a k e rs on th e p ro g ra m .
R ev. a n d s p e n t th e d ay th e r e m o st e n . m a H u g h s M oorhead, g u e sts of
'the presidential office?
A l'G 1 S T #.
E va M. H u g h s, E u r a n ia
M iller,
R a n d a ll h a d th e m e e tin g in jo y ab ly .
S E C R E T O F P R O S P E R IT Y :— As lo n g a s he
c h a rg e .
M aude R u g e r, M abie J o rd o n , L u ­
T h ey r e tu r n e d in th e e v e n in g
lu F ra n c o , D ella B row n, A n n a
s o u g h t th e L ord, God m ade him to p ro sp e r.— 2
T h e re w e re p e rh a p s o n e h u n ­
• • •
HONOR OUR LATE PRESIDENT
M eyer, C. B. L a m k in , E u la S.
d re d o r m o re in a tte n d a n c e .
C h ro n icle s 2 6 :5 .
By JOHN OAKWOOD
S a tu rd a y
e v e n in g ,
Mr. and C reech, of S alem , g u e st of Sue
T h o se w h o a d d re s s e d th e a s ­
W hen a fa rm e r ta k e s his prod- currency. T hey would change II
D ay, S ue M. P ra c h t, C. H.
The last of the mortal remains of War­ se m b la g e fro m A s h la n d w ere: M rs. E lh a r t, M r. an d M rs. E ric M.
D.
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n
ct
to m a rk e t and sells it for say, from the gold sta n d a rd to a f l a t
W
e
re
n
,
an
d
M
r.
J.
O. R igg
r, w ho sp o k e on ,
lerce, Sam M cN air, J . E. T h o rn - a dollar a bushel, he is d ependent m oney plan—from a gold g u a ra n ­
AN ANECDOTE OF PRESENT
ren G. Harding, late president of our coun­ M T r. h e S. R e D. s p o T n a s y ib lo ility
o f th e A d u l t ’ cam p ed a t jtlje
ffh© A.
A, C. S pencer ion, J . W . S h o rtrid g e , M innie R. upon th e honesty of two m easures
tee to th e m ere say-so of th e gov­
PERTINENCE
try, will he consigned to a grave tomorrow C lass a n d M r. R obison d iscu ssed ra n c h o v e rn ig h t.
B a rro n , C. B a u g h m a n , L. Schw ein —th e dollar and the bushel.
e rn m e n t th a t a piece of pap er w as
• • •
T h e y s p e n t th e d ay a t L a k e oi th e M isses N ell P u rv is , B lanche
Senator Ferris of Michigan, being n e i g h - 1 o l d home, Marion, Ohio. President “ T he N eed of th e H o u r .”
w orth a dollar.
T he farm er;
th
e
W
oods
a
n
d
r
e
tu
r
n
e
d
to
T
he
o
th
e
r
day
a
cro
ssro
ad
s
sto
re
­
Coolidge
has
{issued
a
proclamation
de­
w
ouldn’t
be
w
atching
the money-
H
icks,
M
aude
In
g
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rso
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aw
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iss
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bor to Henry Ford, speaks with courtesy,
k eep er got se n t to jail for m anipu­ politicians. He would be too busy
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B
iede,
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th
Os-
if not with conviction, concerning the lat- claring the day an occasion of mourning, so n s f u rn is h e d p le a s in g m u sical d a y n ig h t, r e tu r n in g th e n e x t day m on .
latin g a tric k bushel b ask et with a raisin g things. A t the end of th e
n u m b e rs a n d t a u g h t cla sse s In
false
bottom th a t would slide up year he has his thousand dollars.
te r’s presidential candidacy. Michigan a day on which every American citizen is th
* * *
e S u n d a y school. T h e m e e tin g to A s h la n d , th u s g e ttin g th e real
and
down
in a way th a t was grand, He ta k e s them to th e landow ner
Democrats are not for Ford, the Senator as^ed to pause, at least for a few minutes, w as m oat su c c e ssfu l a n d in d ic a t­ cam p s p ir it.
D in n e r P a r ty —
gloom y and m ysterious.
W hen and says, " I’ll buy your land now
thinks; they are for McAdoo. But he goes anc^ paX tribute to the departed chief, ed k e e n in te r e s t in th e w o rk .
M rs. F r a n k J o rd o n w as h o st- using it to m easu re stuff he bought —h e re ’s a thousand dollars."
e ss a t a d e lig h tfu l d in n e r p a rty from a farm er, h e’d secretly shove
on to say that if Mr. Ford would announce Mayor Loomis, of Ashland, has issued an
A Mystic Circle Meet—
• * •
* • •
th e bottom down u n til it held a t
T
u
esd
ay
e
v
e
n
in
g
;
M
rs.
E
liz
a
b
e
th
A
n
o
th
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r
o
f
th
e
d
e
lig
h
tfu
l
d
o
­
himself a member of the Democratic Party otticial proclamation in conformity with Returned to Albany—
But the landow ner would say,
.east a bushel and a q u a rte r, but he
in g s o f th e M ystic Seven (w hose B ush, E lb e r B ush a n d A u ten
"
T
h a t is paper m oney—my land
M
r.
a
n
d
M
rs.
W
ill
R
h
o
d
e
s
of
he could no doubt get the Michigan dele-
would only c re d it him w ith a
proclamation of the president, and at
B ush, g u e s ts of h o n o r.
is
w orth one thousand dollars gold
n
a
m
e
m
ay
be
a
s
ta
te
se
­
oushel.
T
he
buying
pow
er
of
the
o’clock Friday (tomorrow) business A lb a n y w ho w e re g u e s ts of th e c r e t) h a p p e n e d T u e sd a y n ig h t,
gate. This s recalls a comparatively recent
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M r. an d M rs.
R. C. P o rte r, fa rm e r’s product was thereby de- —the governm ent has printed so
A. S te a rn s fa m ily r e tu r n e d to
m uch paper m oney folks h av en ’t
incident in American political history. w^ll .^e suspended and citizens will join in H.
th e ir ho m e a few d a y s ago, a f te r a t M iss M a rg a re t M cCoy’s hom e, froni C la irm o n t, C a lifo rn ia w ere p re d a te d by about tw enty per m uch confidence in IL B ut I am
About four years ago Mr. Herbert Hoover holding memorial sendees in honor of the a v is it fille d w ith a ll s o rts of k n o w n to th e in itia te d as ‘Rocky also g u e s ts to e n jo y th is g rac - c e n t
willing to tak e a chance if you will
ious h o s p ita lity .
L odge T a v e rn .”
was an up-and-coming candidate for a departed executive.
good tim e s ; one of w h ich w as a
give me a dollar and a q u a rte r in
F
inally
the
farm
ers
th
ereab
o
u
ts
*
*
*
T he
“ s lu m b e r p a r ty ”
began
presidential nomination—by either party, j ^ t exactly the same hour of the suspen- tr ip to C r a te r L a k e .
got wise to the fact th at the only paper m oney for each gold d o llar's
M rs. M cN air E n te rta in ;
e
a
rly
in
th
e
e
v
e
n
in
g
by
a
gam
e
E liz a b e th S te a rn s accom ­
o u
way
could s e t w hat was com- value of my land—in o th e r words,
He had done amazingly efficient work in sion of business in Ashland business houses p a n M ie isa
M is. E liz a b e th B ush w as tho lng to them was to enforce a re. I’ll give you my land for $1,250
of
te
n
n
is
.
T
h
en
th
e
y
a
ll
w
en
t
d h e r a u n t a n d u n c le hom e,
administering relief funds in Europe after and factories will close all over the nation. r e tu r n in g by tr a in la s t F rid a y .
to th e c lu b h o u se fo r a w h ile; la t­ in s p ira tio n fo r a n o th e r d e lig h t- ; liable sta n d a rd of m easurem enL paper."
• • •
ful d in n e r W ed n esd a y e v e n in g a t So they put a good stiff jail penalty
the war. He had shown himself to be an The wheels of industry will cease their M iss E ______
liz a b e th __
had a
a lovely e r a tte n d in g a show , b e fo re th e ir
Soft m oney would be only an­
e hom e of Mrs. Sam M cN air i on using a fake m easure, laid for
organizer of extraordinary capacity. He mad whirr, and a nation of a hundred and; vl8lt b u t c o u n te d it a n to o s h o r t r e tu r n to “ R o cky L edge T a v e rn th
th a t sto re k e e p e r with the trick o th e r way for th e m oney-politicians
on
Scenic
D
rive.
w
h
e
re
th
e
y
o
u
n
g
h
o
ste
ss
had
a
• * •
to band th e farm er th e sam e dirty
had a host of friends in the United States, ten million people will pause in sad rev-
M rs. B ush leav es fo r h e r fu ­ b a sk et and se n t him to prison.
th r ill fo r h e r g u e s ts by h a v in g
• • *
la
the
City—
deal as the b ask et m anipulator.
and the machinery cf his American Relief erence T°r the friend and leader who sacri
th e “ s lu m b e r p a r ty ” p a rt of th e tu re hom e in Los A ngeles th e
In th e first case the farm er un­
P
o
liticians
in
E
urope
have
been
M rs. J . L . B a rn th o u s e le f t la s t
Association, like the machinery of Ford’s
h*s dfe
his country’s interests, w eek
e v e n in g s ta g e d on th e back law n, la tte r p a rt of th e w eek an d th e re m an ip u latin g the o th e r m easu re— know ingly gave a bushel and a
a c co m p a n ie d by h e r son,
flivver-selling association, could readily be - Peace to the ashes of Warren G. Harding, M r. F r a n k B a rn th o u s e fo r P o r t­ in th e sh ad o w of a g r e a t oak th a t a r e a s e rie s of lovely a ff a ir s be­ the m oney m easu re—in m uch the q u a rte r of his product, and in the
u ch to th e sp o o k in e ss of ing given in h e r h o n o r.
sam e way.
Som e of them in second case be would have to give
turned into a political organization. No May the giver of all good gifts reward that la n d , w h e re h e e n te re d th e P o r t ­ a th d e d e a d ff m
T he g u e s ts of th e e v e n in g o th ­ A m erica w ant to tam p er likew ise a dollar and a q u a rte r of his
a ir .
man at the moment appealed so much to gentle kindness and affection he so freely la n d S u rg ic a l H o sp ita l to u n d e r ­ A fte r a p e a c e fu l n ig h t’s s lu m ­ e r th a n M rs. B ush a n d h e r sons, with the dollar. H ere is about the m oney, for a d o lla r’s value in re­
the public imagination, none had so much lavished on America and American citi go a n o p e ra tio n to rem o v e a t u ­ b e r, a n o th e r s u rp r is e a w a ite d E lb e r a n d A u te n w e re : M rs. and way it would work out. Suppose, turn.
• • •
m o r fro m h is face, o ccasioned by
J o rd o n ,
Mr. an d when th e farm er brought his prod­
th em in t h a t a r e g u la r cam p Mrs. F r a n k
space in the newspapers or the magazines, j zens-
uct to m ark et, th e b ask et m easure
a n a c c id e n t y e a rs ago.
In G erm any they have carried
b re a k fa s t w as p re p a re d o u tsid e , Mrs. R. C. P o r te r , M r. a n d Mrs. was h onest enough and he got a
So long as he was silent as to his party
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the m anipulation of the m ark so fai
D r. C offee p e rfo rm e d th e op
H al M cN air a n d son J a m ie .
on a ca m p sto v e.
dollar bill for each bushel. H e’d —W ell, it seem s hardly believable,
e ra tio n la s t S a tu rd a y .
The p a­
affiliations, his candidacy ran as smoothly
ROUGH ON SPEEDERS
• * *
ta k e his dollars borne and save but if they did the sam e thing to
M uch m e rrim e n t a n d a p p e tite s
as Niagara above the rapids-and as re-1 The Bikedag, which is the Swedish par- tie n t is d o in g w ell b u t th e tim e in p ro p o rtio n , p re v a ile d a t th is In P ortland—
them . P e rh ap s he planned to buy the dollar, it would tak e over ten
of th e ir r e tu r n is u n d e c id e d .
som e land next to his own for a m illion in paper money to buy th a t
M
r.
an
d
M
rs.
S
te
a
rn
s
a
n
d
son
f
e
a
tu
r
e
o
f
th
e
p
a
rty
.
his Z r t
UT .
0VCT'
,°K °*'
1,as determined once and for all
* * •
T h o se w ho com pose th is p e r ­ B obby, le ft S u n d a y fo r P o rtla n d thousand dollars, and figured that land. T he prim ary producer can
his qualities, and happy prognostications to put an end to automobile speeding. Visitor in Ashland—
in a y e a r or so he could m ake it. raise his prices, but not fast enough
• • *
of his political future filled actual acres T here is to be no nonsense about it, and, by A w ell-k n o w n r e s id e n t of fe c t n u m b e r a re ; th e M isses w h ere Mr. S te a rn s w ill fin d m uch
to equalize this drop in the gold
to in te r e s t him
d u r in g B u y e rs’
K
a
th
e
rin
e
P
a
rs
o
n
s
,
M
abel
T
ro
tt,
B ut m eanw hile the politicians value of unsound money. T h at is
of type.
K la m a th F a lls , M r. P . L. F o u n ­ N e llie H a k e ,
G e rtru d e B row n, W eek.
a elever scheme, offenders are to be made ta in v isite d old frie n d s a n d a c ­
s ta r t to m anipulate the base of the w here the catch com es In.
In the end Mr. Hoover*s high water mark selfconvincing.
M rs. S te a rn s w ill sp en d p a rt
E d ith R o b iso n ,
P a u lin e P lu m ­
q u a in ta n c e s /in /A s h la n d T u e s ­ m e r a n d th e h o s te s s , M a rg a re t of th e tim e of th e ir v a c a tio n in
Convention
, in the Republican
* i
ta
. was seven- Thus it is now the law of Sweden that d a y , p r io r to h is d e p a r tu r e fo r McCoy.
v isitin g re la tiv e s a u d frie n d s in
’
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
teen votes. Jn the Democratic convention the owner of a motor car shall install rec- California.
*
A
lbany.
To th is g ro u p is ad d e d
Miss
11S name was not mentioned at all.
ording speedometers not only showing the M r. F o u n ta in h a s m a n y frie n d s L ucy P ic k e n , w ho w as a p a rtic i­ T h ey w ill r e tu r n hom e in a
V.of miles, hnt the rate of speedg fore in A sh la n d w ho a r e a lw a y s ‘g lad p a n t in T u e sd a y n ig h t’s fu n .
few days.
meeting of these two gatherings, the man-, each mile. The evidence of the instrument to see h im . • • •
M iss P ic k e n is d u ly ad o p te d
agers of each party were sorelv distressed
k
- j
x
.
msirumeni
a n d a bo n a fid e m em b e r till she SH ASTA IN D IA N LA ND IS
lout tLo
' • , • should
1 'u
•
be driver,
considered
to to
the the
opinion
TO B E SOLD IN O C TO B ER
r e tu r n s to A la b a m a .
lest
the vivoi
nval organization
seize
up- will
of the
and superior
equivalent
oath Married—
M r. W a lte r O liv er, a n d M iss
• * *
on Hoover as an candidate. So long as he of at least three witnesses
P h ile m a E v a n s w e re u n ite d
in
R E D D IN G , C alif., A ug. 8.—
kept silence as to Ins party affiliations he This law goes to the root of
, y m a r r ia g e a t noon A u g u s t 7 th , L eave for N ew port—
The B u re a u of In d ia n A ffa irs a n ­
M r. H . B. P lu m m e r a n d ram ily
was at once a menace and a promise to whieh is the varying estimate o fa rre st' R ev. M r. K o e h le r of th e P re sb y ­ lea v e fo r th e ir o u tin g by a u to n o u n ces th a t six ty -six In d ia n a l­
each. The Democrats, bavin« set the dnte •
w
j
eaumaie oi arresi- te r ia n c h u rc h , o ffic ia tin g .
lo tm e n ts in S h a s ta c o u n ty w ill
t.-
ii
* - Ul° Uate m& officer and motorist as to whether the T h e w e d d in g o c c u rre d a t th e th is m o rn in g . M r. P lu m m e r h a s be sold to th e h ig h e s t b id d e r in
of tjieir convention late, were in deadly letter reallv
’ " "
’ me hom e of V e rn T e m p le r in A sh ­ a rr a n g e d h is b u sin e ss so th ey th is c ity on O cto b er 6.
fear lest the Republicans should nominate There is always lamin' fnr °F
^ ve’ lan d .
m ay a ll h a v e th e ir v a c a tio n to ­
T he a llo tm e n ts v a ry in size
Hoover first. The Republicans lor their
t . • ,?,
, , f arK«ment on M iss E v a n s w as th e te a c h e r g e th e r.
Open Air Pavilion
from 80 to 160 a c re s. T hey lie
part, were dismally apprehensive that if X m r s ‘Z . ’,?!
T
h
e
y
h
a
v
e
ta
k
e
n
a
c
o
tta
g
e
a
t
la s t te r m a t T r a il, a n d M r. O li­ K.
.
.
i m o stly in th e e a s te rn p a r t of th e
LITHIA PARK
N e w p o rt, w h e re th e y w ill e n jo y co u n ty
orators usually at a loss for effective logic v e r liv e s th e re .
Som e a re v a lu a b le for
they did not nominate Hoover, the Demo­ ' even if well-stocked with words.
th e p le a s u re s t h a t com e to th o se
I t is und erstQ o d , th e y w ill
fa rm in g a n d som e fo r th e tim ­
crats would.
The law is a great one and as theBiksdag m a k e th e ir ho m e a t T ra il. Good w ho s o jo u rn a • t • th e • se asid e
ber. P e rso n s w a n tin g a fu ll d e s ­
How the matter was settled was pictur­ itself admits has only one defect. No one w ish e s fo r th e ir h a p p in e s s a r e
c rip tio n sh o u ld w rite fo r p a rtic ­
Picnlc in Park—
esquely told on the golf links at Chevy
e x te n d e d .
u la rs to W . S. K re ig h , th e In-
yet
has
invented
the
recording
instrument
•
•
•
T h e P a s t M a tro n s of th e o rd e r | d ia n a g e n t in R e d d in g ,
Chase by a Republican Senator, one of the
of th e E a s te r n S ta r h ad a m ost
Staying at Mothers—
group that afterward nominated Harding T,
at Chicago. Talking with a Democrat who ™ ie convicts at the Oregon prison have Mr. and Mrs. Oskar are stay­ e n jo y a b le picn ic d in n e r in th e | V isitin g H e re —
Miss J o h n s o n of S an A n to n io ,,
happened to be playing with him, he said addressed a communication to Governor in g a t th e h o m e of h e rm o th e r, P a T r k h e T la u e d sd ie a s y h e ad v e n in in g v . ite d th e ir | T exas,
♦ « » ♦ « » » > t « «
w ho w ill te a c h n e x t y e a r
Mrs. Dennis on Main street, while
very frankly, “ Hoover’s a fine man. We Pierce, warning him that if Warden Smith |h e c o n s tr u c tio n o f th e ir new h u s b a n d s to e n jo y w ith th e m th e in a h ig h school n e a r M issoula,
d e lic ac ie s p re p a re d . T h e re w ere M o n tana, sto p p ed o ff a t A sh lan d
thing yen' highly of him. He has done is not retained and changes do not occur home is in progress.
p e rh a p s , tw e n ty p re s e n t to
do re c e n tly to v isit M iss M arie A n­
in
the
parole
board
that
they
will
begin
I
t
is
n
e
a
rin
g
co
m
p
le
tio
n
r
a
p
id
­
everything that the party organization
ju
s
tic
e
to
th
e
s
a
tis
fy
in
g
d
a
in
tie
could ask of him. We asked him to sav makin£ wholesale escapes again within 60 ly , a n d th e y h o p e to occupy it I t w as given in c o m p lim e n t to s . d re w s of F a irv ie w s tr e e t, a n d
le f t y e s te rd a y a fte rn o o n .
Miss
that he always had been a Republican and days' Quite natural. Warden Smith is the by th e f ir s t of * th * e • m o n th .
Miss G e rtru d e E n g le , w ho leav es | J o h n s o n a n d Mis A n d re w s h av e
he has done so. We asked him to say that ^\nd ol?.a fe^ow the convicts like. A con- G uests from Yreka__
so soon
f o r h e r w o rk
in th e been
d o in g
sp ecial
w ork
at
| B e rk e le y thisi s u m m e r a u d Te-
he would accept the Republican nomina- vict wiP hold up
anX warden who M r. a n d M rs. C lyde C h ild e rs s o u th ,
• • •
c e n tly r e tu r n e d .
tion if proffered, and he has acquiesced, i tre.ats
to a c°ntinuous picnic. The a n d th re e d a u g h te r s of Y re k a ,
50
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We asked him to make it clear that under writer. ventures the assertion that Gover-
no circumstances would he accept the Dem- n?r ^ ‘erce wpl see to it that the convicts
ocratic nomination and this he has an-iw’^
handled with stern discipline and
nounced. Having done all that we asked ttiat tiiere
not
wholesale es­
him to do, he doesn’t interest us any fur- capes’. ev.en though it be at the price of
ther and we need not bother with him anv! decapitating the official head of Warden
more. ’ ’
’ Smith.
They did not “ bother.” Seventeen votes
— ---- --------------
narked his accomplishments in the con- Ashland residents, for fear of arousing
vention of the party to which he gave his the ire of the small-bore boostérs of Med-
adhesion. M e have no desire to advise Mr. ford, had better whisper when they volun-
Ford nor to advance his interests, hut the|teer to tourists the information that a reg-
anecdote is not without pertinence to his istration bureau is located here,
case.—Christian Science Monitor.
_____________
The automobile that crashes into a tele­
No longer news—the announcement of a phone pole supplies another sound argu­
divorce in the movie colony.
ment in favor of the radio.
w e re S u n d a y v is ito rs w ith th e ir
co u sin s, th e D e n n is a n d O sk a r
fam ilies.
. A f te r a d riv e th ro u g h M ed­
fo rd th e y a ll m o to re d to B u c k ­
h o r n L o d g e, w h e re a w o n d e rfu l
p icn ic d in n e r
w as
m o st th o r ­
o u g h ly e n jo y e d
by
th e h a p p y
com pany.
M r. a n d M rs. C h ild e rs r e tu r n e d
to Y re k a t h a t e v e n in g b u t M rs.
D en n is a n d g ra n d s o n , D e n n is E s­
py, re m a in e d a t th e S p rin g s fo r
a few w eek s o u tin g .
•
* * *
D r. a n d M rs. C ra n d a ll a lso
w e n t to L a k e of th e W oods S a t­
u rd a y n ig h t; fro m th e r e g o in g on
to C r a te r L a k e to s p e n d S u n d ay .
T h e y r e tu r n e d to Ashland Mon­
d ay .
Go to N ew port—
F . A. M ilheim , a S e a ttle b u s i­
M r. a n d M rs. H o m e r B illin g s
ness
m an , w as in A sh lan d to d ay
le f t fo r th e ir v a c a tio n a l o u tin g
a
tte
n
d
in g to lo cal b u sin e ss in ­
W e d n esd a y of th is w eek.
te
re
s
ts
.
T hey w ill go to N e w p o rt,
s p e n d in g th e tim e a t th e se a ­
E A S E D H E R COUGHING
s h o re d o in g a ll th e h a p p y in v ig ­
SPELLS
o r a tin g in c id e n t to a s ta y a t
“
I
h
ad
an
a tta c k of G rip th a t
th e beach.
s e ttle d in m y th r o a t a n d cau sed
a bad cough.
W h en I co ughed
Dinner Party—
h a rd J could not sto p a n d had
A v e ry d e lig h tfu l
a ff a ir oc­ to gasp fo r b re a th . I t w as s u r ­
c u rre d S u n d a y , w hen M iss G ertie p ris in g how q u ick ly F o le y ’s H o n ­
H aan
e n te r ta in e d
M rs.
M ary ey a n d T a r eased th o se te rrib le
D u n n , M rs. E liz a b e th V an S a n t c o u g h in g s p e lls ,” w rite s E s th e r
a n d M r. a n d M rs. A. G. A dam s, A d am s, N ew Y o rk . F o r C oughs,
f o r d in n e r a t h e r a p a r tm e n t a t C old, C ro u p , A sth m a , B ro n c h it­
M rs. V an S a n t’s on O ak s tr e e t.
is,. W h o o p in g C ough a n d H ay
The dinner wat at two o’clock F e v e r u se F o le y ’s H o n ey and
and the guests spent the after­ T a r. C o n ta in s no o p ia te s. Sold
noon with their young hostess.
e v e ry w h e re .
Woman’s day is every day at
this bank. This hank caters to th(
patronage of women.
The Citizens Bank of Ashland
Ashland, Oregon
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