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F o r m e r R e sid e n t* H e re
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H e w as in C a lifo rn ia a t
M r. a n d M rs. Guy S to n e, w ho th e tim e H azel a n d N in a E m e ry H om e F ro m C a l i f o r n i a -
re sid e d in A sh la n d w hen th e tow n w ere on th e ir h o lid a y trip . N ina
M r. a n d Mra j R L il, y flc.
w as s till in its in fa n c y , r e tu r n e d a n d H azel E m ery , w ho le ft A sh- c o m p an ied by M rs. E. C. Li • /
to A sh la n d . F r id a y of la s t w eek I la n d a n d V lc to ria - B. C„ v b g k k Miss B eth W o o d fo rd of R ichm ond
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ac<’ualn; a n 7 8 M r. I lan d w ith M r. a n d M rs. C .E . L a n e Ca l., a n d n ep h ew of M r L ily ’s
NEW
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and
M rs. S to n e a re to u r in g th e , a n d v isite d e v e ry p rin c ip le city fro m R ed Bluff. C al., r e tu r n e d to
c o a st fro m t h e i r hom e in Holly-1 b etw een A sh lan d a n d V ic to ria, B. | ¿heir hom e la s t n ig h t M rs L illy long p ro m ised a d v a n ce in m o tio n | f
w ood w h ere th ey h av e lived fo r I ( ’., in c lu d in g th e R a in ie r P a rk
bM8 been
u n d e rg o in g
m e d i a l p ic tu re a r t h a s a t la s t begun.
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th e
p a st s e v e ra l e a rs . T h e a r e a n d o th e r scenic p o in ts, re tu rn e d tre a tm e n t in Los A n g eles but is
a v a lin g th e m se lv e s of th e o p p ó t- h o m e y e ste rd a y . T h ey h av e a v a - ) im p ro v ed su fficie n tly to be hom e say t h a t n e v e r b e fo re In th e h is- i
tu n it to e n jo y th e cam p g ro u n d j n e d a rr a n g e m e n t of e x p e rien c e s M rs. E. C. L illy w ill go to P o l ­ to ry of m o tio n p ic tu re s h av e th e r e J
been so m an y big a n d re a lly w o rth ' j
a n d a re m a k in g th a t th e ir head-1 to r e la te .
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w hile film p ro d u c tio n s w a itin g fo r;®
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will p ro b a b ly be m ore f a m ilia r to I A d v e rtis in g M an V isits__
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s of m o tio n p ic tu re s w ho
A sh la n d p e o p le as Miss J e ss ie :
J. W. L aw ton o f M edford w as i M rs. E lsie C h u rc h m a n m id d a n -
have
been d e m a n d in g fo r y e a rs, j ®
G ra n t who ta u g h t in A sh la n d j *» tow n T u e sd a y d is tr ib u tin g a d - ! g è i r M a rg a re t r e tu r n e d la s t n ig h t
th
a
t
th
e film s tu d io s dev elo p th e ir ¡js
w hen th e Old S o u th school w as 1 v e rtisin g co v e rin g
th e
Ja c k so n iron- S an F ra n c isc o , S to c k to n a n a
o p p o rtu n itie s a re lik e ly to be s a t- 1 1
th e c e n te r of e d u c a tio n a l a c tiv ity . C ou n ty F a ir.
O a k la n d w h e re sh e h a s s p e n t »he
isfied th is y e a r, if p ro m ise s a n d
in th e e a s te rn o r s o u th e rn , p a rt i
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j p a st tw o w eeks v is itin g frie n d s
r e p o r ts from p ro d u c tio n s c e n te rs
o i A s h la n d . T h e S to n e s w ill be Old A c q u a in ta n c e V isits
j at d m a t iv e s .
M rs. C h u rc h m a .i
a re fu lfilled.
h e re a n o th e r w eek b e fo re g o in g ;
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j
In m a n of E u g e n e a a d M a rg a re t d ro v e so ith w ith
M ore tim e, e ffo rt
a n d a c tu a l
to S e a ttle a n d o th e r c itie s
sp e n t T u e sd a y a fte rn o o n in A sh-, ^Hss G e rtru d e E n g le w hen sh e re -
coin of th e re a lm h av e been sp e n t
land v isitin g w ith th e B illin g s a n d tu rn e d to R ic h m o n d . C al., to re-
on th e p ro d u c tio n of p ic tu re s th is
K v e n tu a l T rip E n d s—
W illiam fa m ilie s. Mr In m a n is 3um e b e r sch o ° l w ork.
su m m e r th a n e v e r b e fo re , o b se r­
A p a rty c o n sistin g of M r. a n d ' illso a n ()ld W e n d o f th e A
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v e rs say, a n d p ro d u c e rs a re a n x ­
M rs. P. S. P ro v o st, M r. a n d M r s ., s p e n c e r fam ily h a v in g k n o w n M r. ) V isilin 8 A sh la n d R e la tiv e s —
B. F. S to rm s, S ylvia P ro v o st, a n d a n d Mra A c S p eb ce r in K an-
M rs’ C a rrie T h o m p so n sp en d yes iou sly a w a itin g th e new seaso n in
THE THEATER BEAUTIFUL
M iss May H o rrig a n ot O a k la n d , Bas in tbo e a rly six tie s M r I n _ te rd a y a t th e hom e of M rs. C a th - th e hope th a t a tte n d a n c e a t m o­
; ; .. a -
Big b u sin e ss ¡ X
<’a l„ re tu r n e d M onday m o rn in g j n ian w as a t one tiffle th e a tu d e n t e rin e V an D yke on M orton St. tio n p ic tu re th e a tr e s w ill ju s tify
FINAL SIÎOWTNG TODAY
N E W Y O RK , A ug. 2 2 .— F o r is sw a llo w in g u p , one by one,
a f te r a w eeks v a c a tio n t h a t p r o v - f o f M rs. 8 p e n c e r in o tto w a , K an- M rs- T h o m p so n liv es a t F re sn o , th e tre m e n d o u s e ffo rt w hich lias,
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P a r is ’ w ell-k n o w n c afes w ith th e ir
NORMA TALMADGE
ev e ry o n e c o n c ern e d . C ra te r L a k e |f ng school in t h a t s ta te . H e m ad e fo rd a n d o ,b e r v a lle y c itie s w ith tis tic s ta n d a r d s of m o tio n pic- fig h t J a c k D em psey, h e a v y w e ig h t sp a cio u s sid e w alk te rra c e s .
tu r e s -
c h a m p io n , a t th e polo g ro u n d s
. —in—
w as th e scene of a good bit o f j t h e tr ip by m o to r an d w as oblj
re la tiv e s.
P a ris ia n s w ho h av e w atch ed
T h e eyes of m o tio n p ic tu r e pro - S e p te m b e r 14, L u is A n g el F irp o th e tre n d of th e tim e s sin ce th e
e m o tio n a l a c tiv ity w hen th e K ing cd to r e tu r n to E u g e n e w ith no
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“ THE VOICE FROM THE MINARET
d u c e rs up a n d dow n • B ro a d w a y to d a y gave h is u n d iv id e d a tt e n ­ b e g in n in g of th e tw e n tie th c e n ­
bolt, w hich held th e tr a ile r to lo n g er v isit in A sh la n d M r In-
V a c a tio n —
th e conveyance, b ro k e.
W hen ¡m a n h a s been em ployed in th e Miss H a r r i e tt
H odges is a b s e n t
h ° “ tb e a tn C a l b° X ° f tio n to p re p a ra tio n fo r th e b o u t. tu ry Tear th a t w ith in a n o th e r 50
TOMORROW anti SATURDAY
fo u n d , th e tr a ile r w as on th e non-1 P o st Office in E u g e n e fo r th e past fro m h e r P osition in E n d e r ’s s to re •
th r o u Bh o u t th e c o u n try . d __
ur
S h o rtly a f te r h is r e tu r n fro m y e a rs n o t a te rra c e d cafe w ill be
too-firm edge of th e la k e w ith th e se v en te en y e a rs, w o rk in g th e r e a t on h p r v a c a tio n . S he w ill r e tu r n in g th e w eek of . S e p te m b e r 2 to In d ia n a p o lis , w h e re he en d e d a n le ft on th e G ra n d B o u lev ard s.
p ro v isio n s t h a t w ere in te n d e d fo r ! th e p re s e n t tim e.
t0 tb e s to re a b o u t th e first of 8, w hen m ost o f th e m o tio n pic- e x h ib itio n to u r of s e v e ra l w eeks
T h e la te s t doom ed c a fe is th e
th e e U
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S ta
ta te
te s s ; by boxing J o e D ow ney, w ho w as G ra n d , one block from th e O p era
m o re u se fu l p u rp o se s th a n le n d -j
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l “ e « a « tr r e e s s in
in tn
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d S
in g b a c k g ro u n d fo r th e lak e . S u r - ! ,
J. K o h a g e n w ill go e a s t f o r a n I
’annU 3’ ta k e n to a h o s p ita l fro m th e ef- A n A m erican firm h as ju s t p u r ­
xl .
1 R e tu rn F ro m V acatio n __
fects of th e A rg e n tin e ’s p u n ish in g c h ased th e lo ca tio n fo r a p p ro x i-j
e x te n d e d trip w ith re la tiv e s .
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v iving tin s e x c ite m e n t, th e h o li-
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th e
m a rk in g in
th e in- to n ig h t to m ee t h ***»
is new tr a in e r , te re d In
w eary
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a m p ers.
e rs. Mi,,s H o rrig a n au d
M
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h o sp ita l as th e r e s u lt of a n ex-! tuite tra d e “ as “ ,,iarK1Ilg
in th e e x te n d of th e G ran d T
p ro v ed h e rse lf to be th e ch am p io n
,ind
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d u s tr y ’s b e st e ffo rt, a n d th is y e a r 1 H o ra tio L av elle, w ho is d u e to- B o u le v a rd s fro m th e P la c e de la ’>
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• a n d M rs. C. B. N o rto n a n d ---- d 1 it is exp ected by p ro d u c e rs t h a t m o rro w fro m B uenos A ires.
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fish e rm a n of th e p ----
a rty
catch j c h ild
R e p u b liq - u - e - to - th
. L e a v in g A sh la n d on t h e ' r a p id ,y as can bG exp ected .
th is P a r a m o u n t W eek w ill be
L a v e lle , who, h a s s u p p la n te d since th e n th e fo llo w in g ju s tly fa ­
in g a te n pound tro u t.
! tw e lfth of A u g u st a n d ex p erien c- <.
m o re su c ce ssfu l th a n
a n y o th e r -Hmmy De F o re s t, v e te ra n A m eri- m ous p laces of ren d e z v o u s have
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T o rto n is ,
M aison
L ocal G irl H om e F ro m E u g e n e — ! a rriv e d a t D iam ond L a k e w h e re
?
H a n s e n ’ v ictim of a n a ’Bo- held b efo re. T h e p u rp o se of. e a c h ' can t r a i n e r in F irp o 's re tin u e , w ill d is a p p e a re d :
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D oree, C afe A n g lais, C afe R iche.
Miss P e a rl H o d k in so n . r e tu r n e d th e e n tir e v a c a tio n w as s p e n t. D ia- m ° b i,e a c c id e n t in w h ich h e gus­
to h e r hom e in A sh la n d a f te r vis- m ond L ak e, w hich is fa s t becom t a ’ned a b ro k e n a r m <
im p ro v ­ focus th e a tte n tio n of th e pu b lic on Srar« m e of c o n d itio n in g a t th e C afe-de S uiede, C afe V ern o n , C afe
Comes mystery, romance, adventure—dripping with
a d v v a a n n ce
c e a s m
m ad
ad e e d d u u rin
rin g g th
th e e y y e e a a r r s e a s ^ e tre s o rt. m
A ctive
w o o rk
rk o o u u t ts de la P o rte M o n tm a rte , C afe des
th o u g h ’ h e w ill th e au
otive w
i n g h e r s is te r, M rs. C h ris M a r x |in g p o p u la r as a s u m m e r re s o rt ing v ery ra p id ly , ----------
colorful ineidents—tales o f the daring men in the
p ro b a b ly be in t h e 'h o s o i t a l sev
m o tio n Pictu r e a r t a n d to s h o w ! a re sIa te d to a ta r t W ed n esd ay .
V a rie tie s a n d C afe dé M edrid.
of E u g en e. Miss H o d k in so n w as ¡b e c a u se of th e m an y accom m oda- p ro b a b ly be in th e h o s p ita l sev
1
nited States Revenue Service.
t h a t d u rin g th e co m in g
se a so n ;
F i r P°
to d a y o b ta in e d
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in E u g e n e a w eek a n d w as en te r-1 tio n s a n d a d v a n ta g e s it offers e ra l d ay s lo n g er.
th e th e a tr e s p ia y in g th e b e t t e r 1 K r a m e r ’ S e a H le h e a v y w e ig h t, a s ; by m oving p ic tu re th e a tre s , b an k s
The perils, the mlventures, the thrills 0 t il eir
ta ln e d v e ry in te re s tin g ly
while i s h e lte re d
m an y
to u ris ts
w ith
ty p e o f p ic tu re s w ill w a r r a n t t h e , one of h is sp a " i n g p a rtn e rs . H e ) post office s ta tio n s a n d re s ta u -
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daily exploits are all vividly revealed.
th e r e ’
! " born th e A sh la n d
people
; ex p ects to c o m p lete h is s ta ff w ith - j ra n ts . One fam o u s cafe even gave '
fa m ilia r. H u n tin g ,
fishing, ro w -'
,MFS' A ' BUt,eF ° C t b ? ! p a tro n a g e of th e p u blic.
in a few days.
w ay to a ta ilo r shop.
1 ing an d c a m p in g a re a few of th e ?
keye B a k e ’'y w ill h av e a s th e ir
• “ THE DUDE’’ Is I’lie Comedy
H odkinson H osts—
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Mr. C h ris an d frie n d from E u - ’ P o ssib ilitie s th e c a m p e rs fo u n d ‘ h° lIISeJ Ue8tS’ M r' 3nd M r3' H a r r t s ;
! title m a tc h , re tu r n e d to d ay from of te h C afe de la P aix. on th e!
g e n e a rriv e d in tow n T u e sd a y | developed a t th e in la n d re s o r t,
A ? 88, ? 131” 8 fF° m
GaZy’1‘i d
; v isitin g J a c k D em p sey ’s q u a rte rs P la c e de l ’O pera, th e best know n
from a h u n tin g trip th a t h a s i n - ' T b ‘‘ Moss a n d N o rto n fam ilies re-
8 'A ? ? H a r ris ta n >ily a re fo rm -
tn
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I v e ry w elcom e to th e fan s w ith a th a n on 250 m e te rs o r t h a t wa
a t W h ite S u lp h u r S p rin g s, S a ra- Cflf«
c a te in th e city , w as to be sold to
, . 1 - 1 •
elu d e d C ra te r L ak e, an d C re sce n t t u r » pd T u e sd a y e v e n in g fro to t h e i r !
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r e s ld e n ts - h a v in g !iv-
.
; to g a, b u t did n o t see F irp o be­ a b a n k in g e s ta b lis h m e n t. T he deal I ! s e t w h ic h is n o t v ery s e n s itiv or le n g th w hich th e b ro a d c a s te rs a
L a k e a u d o th e r te r r ito ry . Mr. M arxJ t r , P-
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6 B o u le v a rd a a d M orton
of low a m p lify in g pow er.
b e g in n in g to use.
fo re th e la tte r le ft fo r A tla n tic w as n e v e r a n n o u n c ed .
S tre e ts d u rin g th e tim e th ey w ere)
is a so n -in -law of Mr. a n d M r s .1
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A g e n e ra l d e fin itio n of fad in g
C ity.
"A p re lim in a ry s ta tis tic a l st
h e re . T hey w ere ex p ected in Asli-
W. H. H o d k in so n
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ould prob
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rec e p tio n in te n s ity c e rta in
Mrs. F r a n k P ie rc e an d d a u g h te r v isit „ a s h o rt
b ro a d c a stin g
statio n
tim e w ith th e ir j F o rd 3 v a st fa c to rie s fo r th e m an - ab ly n o t o b ta in th e o ffic ia l li-
caused by a tm o s p h e ric c o n d itio n s w hich h a s been m ade sin ce tl
G race of E u g e n e , O regon a re ex-i frie n d s.
M onger G u e s ts —
u ia c tu r e of a u to m o b ile s a re in cense from th e s ta te a th le tic com 7
beyond c o n tro l of th e lis te n e r au d 1 w ork d escrib ed h e re w as don
T he Dr. S. T. S o n g er hom e on P*’l‘fed in A sh la n d to v isit a t th e
re a lity “ tra in in g sch o o ls fo r fo o ls” ' m ission b e fo re n e x t w eek because
c a n n o t be a sso c ia te d in a n y wayT in d ic a te s th a t a t a d ista n c e of tl
H elm an St. is e n jo y in g a v isit I bonie of Mrs. G .L. S h e lto n a t 138
in th e o p in io n of W . W . S cott- of th e d e la y in th e a p p ro v a l of
t ¡sitin g In M eM inville—
w ith th e type and const ru ctio n o rd e r of 150 m iles fro m th e tra u
fro m Mrs. P. H. H a rth of R ose- T b ird St. M rs. P ie rc e is an old!
a le a d in g L o ndon a r- , fin a l p la n s by b u ild in g in sp e ------
c to r
Loyd Cole a n d ra m ily of i ’te M oncrieff,
.
of
rec e iv in g a p p a ra tu s in use al B littin g s ta tio n a n o tic e ab le d
b u rg . M rs. H a rth a rriv e d in A sh­ tim e frie n d of M rs. S h e lto n au d B elleview sectio n a n J c u te r B011-! * h j tecL A d°PH on of F o r d ’s m e th - It is p o ssible, h o w e v e r, h e said
F a d in g of ra d io s ig n a ls a re v ery th e tim e.
c re a se is o b served in th e sign
la n d S a tu rd a y a n d will leave fot tb e ir v isit will be a w o n d e rfu l op-
le v a rd d is tr ic t, le ft W e d n esd a y o d s of p ro d u c tio n in E n g la n d , I t h a t th is a p p ro v a l, a m a tte r of b o th e rso m e in som e p laces, how -
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b
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rv
atio
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s
of
th
is
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in te n s ity , w hich in c re a se s ag a
h e r hom e to d ay .
| p o riu n ity to rev iv e m an y dim m em f c r M eM inville w h e re th e y w ill vis lie believes, w ould lead to d i s a s t e r .! r o u tin e , m ay be fo rth c o m in g in
e
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lan
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th
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ra
d
io
lis
te
n
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have been c o m p le te d by th e U nit- f o r g r e a te r d ista n c e s .”
______ _
' ories.
“ F o r d ’s fa c to ry is a v a s t o rg a n -' tim e to m a k e a p p lic a tio n to n io r- e rs a re n o t v ery o fte n b o th ere d
it a t th e hom e of frie n d s a n d
r ed S ta te s B u re a u of S ta n d a rd s in ;
‘"i'hc d ista n c e at which th is o
H om e From M otor Trip—
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re la tiv e s. T he Cole fa m ily a re iz a tio n in w h ich 95 p e r c e n t of its row a t th e c o m m issio n ’s r e g u la r 10 it very g re a t e x te n t by th is | C onjunction w ith th e A m erican cur-, v a rie s w ith th e wave len g t
Mr. an d M rs. B. R. G re e r a n d H‘' re F ro m M edford—
fo rm e r re s id e n ts of M eM inville, m en a re tra in e d to be fo o ls,” i w eekly m ee tin g .
tro u b le . T h is p h e n o m e n a is n o - j R a d io R elay L eag u e.
A b rie f w hich su g g e sts th a t its explain
th e ir g u e sts, Mr. a n d Mrs. F ra n k !
M rs. V. w . W h e ele r a n d cliild- an d M r. Cole, w as a t one tim e, S co tt-M o n crieff said in a re c e n t
Heed w hen som e s ta tio n is- b ein g s u m m a ry , e x c erp te d from H ie r e - | tiou is asso. iate d w ith the varii
a d d re s s b e fo re th e R o y al I n s t i - 1
G re e r, w ho a re v isitin g a t th e B. • r e u ’ H ale a n d E u n ice, w ere A sh- em ployed by th e S ta n d a rd Oil.
listen e d to, w hen su d d e n ly , th e ) p o rt to a p p e a r exclusively in th e Don of g ro u n d a b so rp tio n
wi
tu te of B ritis h A rc h ite c ts. " T h e
I l. G re e r fam ily hom e from T u l - j ,a n d q u e s ts y e s te rd a y fro m th e ir
s ig n a ls w ill s ta r t to g e t w e a k e r I S e p te m b e r issue of tho o fficial j w ave le n g th .”
w h o le aim of th e o rg a n iz a tio n is
s a , O k la h o m a , re tu rn e d y e s te rd a y i hom e in M edford. T h e ir trip w as COOLIDGE WILL TRY
find so h n d tn o fe d is ta n t, a n d no o rg a n of th e A m erican R ad io R e- !
______ _____ _
to
.p ro d u ce u n sk ille d la b o re rs .
fro m a d e lig h tfu l m o to r trip to . 1 c o m b in a tio n
of b u sin ess a n d
TO AVERT MIXERS’ STRIKE
a m o u n t pf r e -tu n in g o r r e -a d ju s t- lay L e a g u e, “ Q S T ,” follow s: “ Qb- l v n . . .
, “ Is< a m an to m ad e m e re ly th e
C r a te r L ak e.
P elican
Bay a n d !) >asure a nd th e y v isited a s h o rt
ing th e s e t w ill h av e a n y effe c t ; n e rv a tio n s to d a te i n d i c a t e th a t I
( > \—
sla v e of m e c h a n is m ? ” he ask ed .
Ig ik e of th e W oods. T he p a rty le ft Lime
'*
w ith M rs. G race A n d rew s.
(C o n tin u e d fro m P a g e 1 )
on t h e ir r e tu r n to a u d ib ility . '
th e fa d in g is g re a te s t ro r C a v e s !
STA BB IN G (TIARC
T h e e m p lo y e r c o n s tru e s life in
A sh la n d M onday a n d w ere g u e sts
T h e b e s t w a y 'ts to try a n o th e r w ith in a c e rta n ra n g e of w ave
LOS
A
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m eet of Coal m in e rs a n d o w n e r s 1 ‘e h n s of sa le s, co n v e n ie n c e a n d
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p re s e n te d to P r e s id e n t,
“ H m u st he re m e m b e re d th a t S tu d io s „ o u t „ in F la tb u s h „ , B ro o k - „ a —
c sig- w ave le n g th s in th e n eig h b o rh o o d
s h o .v
rt p erio d of tim e. T i „ he
of s ta b b in g Max N eilan o f Lal
ro a d th a t is < a rry i„ £ , , . ry h e a , y A shland h a s a rr iv e d tn N ew Y ork ' h s
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w ave le n g th s . T ra n sm issio n ex­ w ith hs ab d o m en sla sh e d deej
h a v e o u tg ro w n th e ir b ab y ish w ay
e lo o k o u t fo r b u d d in g ta le n t.l b e fo re a f te r t ,
h a v e beeQ
b usiness in th e e x p o rtin g d e p a rt-
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o f lo o k in g a t lif e .”
Gone To Salem —
o r th a t is, a little below th e n o r rec o v e ry is held.
m en t w ith som e New Y ork firm .
T he sta b b i
in a p ic tu re .
B e a u ty a n d p rid e o f c ra f ts m a n ­
t h a t a o m étiin es th e y r e tu r n w ith m al a m a te u r leg al w ave, in d ic a te o cc u rre d d u rin g a fig h t be:w e
Miss A lice W a lk e r Is leav in g
M acW illlam s
s h ip , S cott-M oncrieff
a s s e r te d ,1 G len
w as th e j an in c re a s e of po w er, w hich is th a t th e re is less se v ere fa d in g th e tw o m en at C h ilo q u in .
to d a y fo r S alem
w-here sh e w ill: I-mml M an, B rin g s R o m e no D eer
m u s t be d e v e lo p e d r a t h e r th a n
c a m e ra m a n on
th e
p ro d u c tio n .!
v is it re la tiv e s. T h e tr ip n o rth w ill
C. D. W oods a n d W. J . A l- 1
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b u rg , th e r e s t of th e jo u rn e y by first h u n tin g trip . G re a t q u a n -
b becom
ecom e e g g e e n n e e ra
ra l l in
in E
E n n g g la
la n n d d , , h he tb in g e lse >n th e S tudios a n d a
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t r a i n . Mi^s W a lk e r m ay s ta y in title s of fish w e re found
lim it w as c a u g h t hv
a n d th e
SA LEM , O re., A ug. 23— Gov- s a id , th e n a tio n w ould “ slip un
frie n d s h ip s p ra n g up b etw een th e
B aleni in efin itely if e s ira b le e m ­ h,7
' ,
y tb e a n g le r s - e rn o r P ^ r c e in d ic a te d t h a t h e ' d e r
“ Break-Down 1 o f M orals’*
th e h e e ls of m e c h a n is m .” c a m e ra m a n a n d th e E ra s m u s H all
p lo y m e n t can be fo u n .
but no d e e r w ere am o n g
th e p ro b a b ly w ould n o t re a c h a de-
s tu d e n t.
Shown by Fire fo sses.
spoi s Ot th e to ile rs. T hey r e tu r n - f cisio n u n til to n ig h t^ w h e th e r d an
M
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s
e
x
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ed
all'
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E xp erte Home—
D etroit, St. Louis, D allas
ed hom e y e s te rd a y a b o u t tw elv e C asey w ill be h a n g e d to m o rro w
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ta
ils
of
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to
Miss
Mr. a n M rs. H u g h G ille tte a n d
and N orfolk A re N otable
c oc
u t w ere u n d a u n te d by fo r th e m u rd e r o f ’’B u c k ” Plifl-
T a lm a d g e , w ho, w hen sh e w ent
m t« " arilHr aiG expected h o m e, , th e ir - poor lu ck ...............iO
e - ; up»,
t-o r u a n a P o rtla
ra ilro
detec-
. N o th e r u trip
is be-1 n lips,
n d a d ra ilro
a d d e te c
Exceptions.
back to school, g av e him h e r p ic­
to d a y from an e x te n d e d o u t in g .! ing P lanned w ith no d e fin ite d a te s live o r n o t. S p e c u la tio n h e re is
tu re . M acW illiam s w ro te on th e
T h ey have v isite d m an y s u m m e r ) 301-
1 -
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' uer - 8
N E W index of business con­
t h a t th e e x e cu tio n w ill n e v e r ta k e
back of it:
•
r e s o r ts in S o u th e rn O regon hav-
ditions, especially in certain
p lace a n d it is ex p ected t h a t th e
“ Som e d a y you w ill be a s ta r .
T h e re s ig n a tio n of T. A. S te v e n ­
In g been to D iam ond L ak e, F t.
PJlu V isit—
industries, has been discov-
K la m a th , C ra te r L ake a n d L a k e )
Mr. and M rs.AV. S. Du P a u ac- s e n te n c e w ill be c o m m u te d to life so n , s e c r e ta r y
of th e K la m a th M iss T a lm a d g e , a n d w hen th a t
cred. W hen there is a m arked in-
im p ris o n m e n t. C asey a p p a re n tly
of th e W oods.
¡co m p a n ie d by A lex H all m o to re d
______
„
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Bayuil F a lls c h a m b e r of co m m erce, w as tim e conies, I hope th a t I w ill be crease in the number of fires in
rec o n c ile d
to
h a n g in g
s a y in g
y o u r c a m e rm a n .
the establishments of a given indus-
~
I to ( ,ia n ts P a ss a u d to th e hop i “ ju s t tw o m o re sleep s le f t.” N um - fo rm a lly te n d e re d a n d accep ted
T
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is
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S
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by
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c
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rs
T
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s­
M oving To C a lifo rn ia —
p a r d s beyond th e re S u n d ay . T hey | e ro u s s y m p a th iz e rs
c o n tin u e to
w
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re
C
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sta
n
ce
T
a
lm
a
d
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is
ap-
tbat ,ndas£ry >s ’n bad condition.
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M r\ a n d Mr3- G uy * H olm
th U e V X
fa €41
rm
of a sk fo r th e c o m m u ta tio n of th e d a y , say3 th e E v e n in g H e ra ld .
...... . an h a v e l 3pent tb e n ig h t a t V
ill Ul
This assertion is made by F rank R.
S te v en so n h a s re sig n e d to a c ce p t Pe a r ing in “ T he D a n g e ro u s M aid ” M orgaridge, who directs the w ork
r e n te d th e J a m e s S h e lto n p lace B urd ic k a n d - O r r a n d r e tu r n e d to se n te n c e .
a n o ffe r fro m th e O a k la n d ch a m - a d osePb M. S c h e n c k -F irst N a- of the Committee on Incendiarism
o n M eade St. T hey h av e a six A sb lan d M onday e v e n in g . M r. Du
MO T t
CtJBDESPOMO-
b e r, w h e re h e w ill h a v e c h a ig e H onal p ic tu re , c a m e ra m a n Mac- and Arson of the National Board
E M C tO F T M t S t U S O M «
m o u th ’s lease, a n d th e S h e lto n s jP a u is im p ro v in g fro m h is re c e n t
TMC * 1 « » 9 1 U
SA LEM , A ug. 23.— G eorge Me
oi Fire U nderw riters and is prob­
a r e lea v in g s h o rtly fo r G a rd e n ia , | sick n esa a n d is m a k in g u se of his P h e rso n , of P o rtla n d w as a p p o in t­ of th e o rg a n iz a tio n b u re a u w ith , W illia m s, w ho is film ing C o n stan ce ably the leading authority in the
C a l., n e a r L ong B each. T hey will j re « u p e ra tin g d ay s b e fo re he w ill ed by G o v e rn o r P ie rc e a s a m em ­ a n a p p re c ia b le in c re a s e of sal- in tb e P ic tu re , ra p p e d on h e r world on the subject of the crime
a ry .
d re s s in g room d o o r. “ Do you re- of arson.
sp e n d th e w in te r in th e s o u th i n | r e tu r n to w ork.
b er of th e F o r e s tr y B o ard to su c ­
“You can generally tell the con­
W . O. S m ith , p re s id e n t of th e m en ib e r t h is ? ” he a sk e d
Con-
h o p e s of h a v in g th e ir h e a lth ben-
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BUSINESS
S 2i
ceed R. F ox, of P o r tla n d .
dition
of the garm ent industry, for
e h a m b e r, sa id th e b o a rd r e g r e ts sta n c e , h a n d in g h e r a m uch bat-
FAILURES
efited
E ric k so n V isits G r a n ts P a ss__
instance, that it is overstocked, that
th e logs of S te v en so n , w hose s e r- te re d “ s till.”
orders have fallen o ff and bus­
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Mr. a n d M rs. A. E . E ric k so n
PO R TLA N D ,
Ang. 23.— T h a t vices o f th e p a s t y e a r a n d a h a lf
F IR E -
C o n sta n ce looked a t th e p hoto- iness has slacked away generally,
H om e To Dunsm uir—
| Spe,lt y e s te rd ay w ith
M r.
a n d c e n tra l O regon ia lik e ly to see
LOSS
by
a
marked
increase
in
the
num­
Mrs. Sybil H ick erso n from D un- M ra- W . C. H olm es a t G ra n ts a r a ilro a d b u ild in g boom a n d riv - h a v e been of in e s tim a b le v a lu e g ra p h . “ I ’m s u re I d o ,” she said , ber of fires in factories producing
RATIO
an d b e fo re I tu r n it o v e r aud
s m u ir, Cal, h as re tu r n e d to h e r B ass- M r. E ric k so n is w ith th e a iry b etw een c o m p e tin g lin e s for to th e c h a m b e r a n d to th e com ­
© 1923
su c h ’.goods,” said Mr. Morgarrdge.
look a t th e w ritin g I ’m s u re is ’’Take another industry—the leather
G lehs
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h o m e a f te r sp e n d in g a w eek w ith S ta n d a rd Oil Co., of th is c ity a n d th e m o v em e n t o f th e t im b e r - a s ­ m u n ity .
on
th e back, I ’m g o in g to q u o te industry. W hen we went into the war
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v
en
so
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sa
id
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19« !9rt 1911 rXt, »917 1913 » «1920 »9Z1
Airs. W . E. S a n fo rd , on 6 th St.
M r- H o lm es is s e llin g
g a so lin e
sets, o f G ra n t, W h e e le r, C rook
le a v in g a t th is tim e , w h e n K la ­ w ord fo r w ord ju s t w h a t you w ro te there was an immediate demand for
—
witli th e sam e c o rp o ra tio n in th e a n d a d ja c e n t c o u n tie s, w as in d i­
all sorts of leather products and
m a th F a lls is on th e v e rg e of th e on it. You w ere th e first to p re ­ while the w ar continued, there was
.V isitors F ro m H ilt—
n o ith e r n c ity .
the obvious fact which they prove.
York City, its D istrict A ttort
c a te d by a jo in t v isit to d a v to g r e a te s t p e rio d of g ro w th of it3 d ic t th a t I w ould so m e d ay be­
not a single fire in a leather factory.
M oral hazard is something which
M r. W ilm e r H ilt, of H ilt, C a l.,,
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P rin e v ille of R. B ooth, d ire c to r
has created a special departm ent I
h is to ry , b u t t h a t h e th o u g h t it com e a s ta r a n d it w as to m ak e When the* war ended and business
cannot be measusred, but it must be
the investigation and prosecution
w as an A sh la n d v isito r y e s te r- H om e F ro m H a rb o r—
of th e O choco T im b e r co m p an y
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___
y o u r p ro p h ec y com e tr u e fo r both 1 in
5ndusltry slumped, there was
reckoned with, and it behooves us
w
ise
to
a
c
c
e
p
t
th
e
o
ffe
r,
since
th
e
this class of crime, appoin.'ing
d a y . Mr. A ,W . M oon, a lso a re si-
T he D. P erozzi a n d Geo. D un R a lp h B udd, p re s id e n t of th e
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all to work together tow ard sup­
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N o rth e rn
ra ilro a d
and
pression of this crime.”
special purpose
la r g e s t a n d m o st p ro g re ssiv e on ^e t y ° u b® m y c a m e ra m a n .”
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The committe is working with lo­
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, ? 1O° n LUmbeF C° ” * T 3U ° “ tin g a t H a r b o r ’ O regon. C h a rle s D onnelly, p re s id e n t of th e
Mr. M orgaridge ascribes the <
Commenting upon the chart re­ cal authorities in all parts of the
istence o f m oral hazard in fire
,V isited th e c ity y e s te rd a y .
( T hey w ere on th e c o a st th re e I N o rth e rn
P a c ific r a ilro a d ,
W . th e c o a st a n d su ccess th e r e m ea n s I M acW illiam s h a s h ad h is p h o to - cently made public by the Glens
country to assist them in investiga­
a s te p p in g s to n e to a h ig h e r posi- g ra p h fra m e d w ith g la ss on both
surance to the general brvak-doi
w eeks a n d v isite d C re sc e n t C ity T u rn e r, P re s id e n t of th e S. P . &
Falls Insurance Company, proving
ting
cases
of
*
incendiarism.
In
a
of
morals in the past few y**?
tlo n .
H e w ill leav e S e p te m b e r ) sid e s so th a t C o n s ta n c e ’s first still from a study over the past eleven
Home Frum California
num ber of cities, the Police D epart­
a n d B ro o k in g s. T he w e a th e r w as S. ra ilro a d c o n s id e ra tio n is to be
pointing
out that never before w<
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10.
a n d h is p re d ic tio n can be seen.
years that when business is good,
ments have organized special A r­
failures from dishonesty, robber
M r. H . S. E m e ry w ho v isited ,d eal a n d b ecau se th e p a rty bend- given th e b u ild in g o f a lin e e a s t
fires decrease and when business is son S q u ad s; D etroit, St. Louis, Dal­
No su c ce sso r h a s been se le c te d
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and all sorts of crime so prevale
near
San
F ra n c is c o
fo r tw o e i e v e ry effo rt to be c o n g e n ia l a
bad. fires increase, he said:
fro m P rin e v ille to m ove th e tim ­ fo r th e p o sitio n , b u t s e v e ra l a re
las and N orfolk being notable ex­
Insurance companies, he says, <
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school
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in
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¡weeks, cam© b ack to A sh la n d Sat- tru ly good tim e w as h a d .
“The figures are there to prove
amples.
Influenced
by
the
large
b er o v e r th e O regon T ru n k lin e . u n d e r c o n s id e ra tio n .
doing
everything they can to m
I D a lla s to cost $80,000.
the in c lu sio n . You cannot deny
lum ber of incendiary ¿res in New
imize insurance of suspicious rial
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