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A SÖ L A N l) DAILY TIDINGS
Monday, January a i , 1024
427 A C CID EN TS AMONG
T U B E R C U L A R P A T IE N T S
IN D U ST R IA L W O R K E R S
A R E R O U TE D BY F IR E
TOTAL D EBT OF
000 w orld w ar v e te r a n s ’ s ta te a id p ro v id e f u tu r e loans, w hich m u st
O REGO N $00,240,83(1 bonds w ere a u th o riz e d fo r th e be o b ta in e d in th e next tw o y ears,
Í p u rp o se of p ay in g a bonus an d
S in k in g F u u d P ro v id e d
SA LEM , J a n . 21— A to ta l of
D E N V E R , J a n . 19.— A spec­
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n
tin
u
e
d
from
P
a
g
e
1)
p ro v id in g loans on re a l property-j
A s in k in g fund to r e tir e th ese
V Dally C hronicle of th ose w ho com e and go, and even ts of
427 a c c id e n ts in O regon in d u s trie s ta c u la r fire forced 40 tu b e rc u la r
to v e te ra n s of th e w orld w ar.
bonds is p ro v id ed ,
w h 'c h co n t
local Interest.
w era re p o rte d to th e s ta te iu d u s- p a te n ts to flee fo r th e ir lives a t- $5,3 8 3 ,3 2 3 .3 9 a n d th is re v e n u e is
Of th is a m o u n t,
$20,000,000 ' sists of a ll re p a y m e n ts o t p rin c i-
F o rm e r M em bers o f C o u n ty “ Y ” t r i a J com m ission d u rin g th e w eek ■ tire d only in th e ir n ig h t clo th e s in c re a sin g a n n u a lly w ith th e in ­
h
a
s
been
sold,
a
n
d
as
th
e tim e has pal a n d in te r e s t on
lo an s and a
V. cek-end V isitors—
.e n d in g J a n u a r y 17. T h is w as set ! w hen th e e x -so ld ie rs’ tu b e rc u la r c re a se of m o to r vehicles.
F e e l Need of C e n te rin g E f ­
C liff P a y n e m ak e s H u b sta k e s .
ex
p
ired
to
file
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p
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ill
ta
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levy.
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h
is
ta x yields
o u t in a re p o rt p re p a re d by th e ad, ' hom e w as pr a c tic a llv d e stro y e d by
A tto rn e y C. A. H u ff a n d w ife of
A m ple R e v e n u e P ro v id e d
,
,
f o rts In L ocal W o rk .
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I c id e n t com m ission to day. i fire la s t n ig h t. O w ing to zero
G ra n ts P a ss w ere w eek-end g u e s ts V isito r fro m G ra n ts P ass__
s ta te h ig h w a y system fo r th e y e a r >T hese bonds b e a r in te re s t a t ra te s
U n d e r a c o n s titu tio n a l a m e n d -
A sh lan d is to h av e a c o m m u n ity i ° f th e to ta l a c c :d e n ts re p o rte d j w e a tb e r , m an y su ffe re d from ex-
or M rs. H. C. F ie ld in g on U pper
R . L. B u rd ic, of G ra n ts P ass,
1923
w
as
$
1
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4
6
,2
5
3
.0
3
,
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in
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r
a
”
K,ng
/
rom
4
to
4
Pe
r
cen
t
m
en
t passed in 1919, bonds to
G ra n ite s tre e t.
! w as a b u sin e ss v isito r o v er th e Y M. C. A. A t a m e e tin g
held !
, Were s u b je c t to th e p ro v isio n s i p o s u re . T h e d a m a g e is e s tim a ted
$ 4 ,3 3 7 ,0 7 0 .3 6 , w hich fig u re m ay an d a r * 5 to 3 ° -yeat se r a ls -
j th e a m o u n t of $1.401,580 h av e
y e s te rd a y o fte rn o o n a t th e P re s- Ot 1 be c o m p e n sa tio n a c t, 88 w ere a t $13,000.
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! w eek-end.
Of th e proceeds of th e se bonds been issued to pay in te re s t on
b y te ria n c h u rc h a b o u t 25 re p re -i f r ° m fIrm s a n d c o rp o ra tio n s th a t
safely by ta k e n as an a v e ra g e a n d
P h o n e 21 fo r good In su ra n c e . ,
LO N E N EG R O BA N D IT
$4
,6 5 1 ,7 7 6 .9 7 h a s been paid
in bonds of v a rio u s irrig a tio n
dis-
be s e n ta tiv e s of th e c o u n ty Y. M. C. iiave re i ected th e law , a n d fo u r
p ro v id es am p le re v e n u e fo r in te r-
1 1 5 -tf I P a u ls e r u d ’s
s u its
c a n 't
M A K ES G(M)D H A UL
cash
b
o
n
u
ses
a
n
d
$12,385,800
h
a
s
tric
ts
,
th
e
in
te
re
s
t
on
w
hose
bonds
i c st p a y m e n ts an d th e re d e m p t'o n
e q u a le d fo r th e m oney.
1 1 8 tf A - m e m b e rsh ip m e t an d a p p o in t- w ere from p u b lic u tility co rp o r-
A sh la n d H as B u sin ess V isito rs—
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- ed d ire c to rs w ho a re to proceed a tio n s n o t e n title d to s ta te p r o te c - ! KANSAS CITY, J a n . 19 _ A ; of bonds a n d leaves som e s u rp lu s been le n t to v e te ra n s on th e s e ­ th e s ta te h a s g u a ra n te e d . T his
c u rity of a f ir s t m o rtg a g e on rea l a m e n d m e n t p ro v id es th a t th e
O. H. O lson, of B u tte F a lls, B u sin ess V isito rs in J a c k s o n v ille w ith a m o v em en t to in c o rp o ra te i 1 ° D' ,
lone n e g ro b a n d it held ud E . N.
c o n s tru c tio n .
p ro p e rty a t N p er c e n t in te re s t, s ta te irrig a tio n and d ra in a g e se­
s p e n t S a tu rd a y a n d S u n d ay w ith
C
M cNabb
cNabb an
iz a a tio
tio n n , .
I
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' D aniels cashier of the Irvine P itt
1 nder & co n stitu tional am end-
C hief
hief of
of P
P olice
olice M
an d d S.
S. a a local
local o o rg
rg a a n n iz
th
e p a y m e n ts of 6 p e r c e n t a n ­ c u ritie s com m ission m ay, a f te r a n
' D E F E C T IV E W A LK IS
i
®
i m e n t a d ° P ted In 1920, $ 30,000,-
frie n d s in A sh lan d . T. II. M yers, A. P e te rs , J r ., w ere b u sin e ss v isi-
F o r se v era l y e a rs th e re
have,
„ . M a n u fa c tu rin g co m p an y a n d o b ­
n u a lly on p rin c ip a l an d in te re s t in v estig a to li, e n te r in to an a g re e -
SO U RCE O F ACTION
been m em b e rs of th e c o u n ty Y .'
o f E a g le P o in t w as in A sh lan d to rs in Ja c k s o n v ille to d ay .
to a m o rtiz e th e loan in 28 years. m ^n to pay th e in te re s t on th e
ta in e d $13,500 in c a sh . T h e ro b ­
C om plete lin e of A sh la n d Cam
S a tu rd a y on business.
w ho acted w ith th e ro u tin e d u tie s!
T he b a la n c e of th e fu n d , $ 3 ,0 7 3 ,-| bonds of th e d is tric t fo r a p eriod
b ery occu red a t th e e n tra n c e of
C lean in g , p re ssin g a n d re p a ir- s e n t b e fo re th em . T he m o v em en t I
' H E L E N S . O r., J a n . 21.—
coniDanv’s Diant
The m onev ned goods. D e tric k ’s.
tf
64.70, is cash in th e tre a s u ry to n o t to exceed five y ears
«-. . .
-
J T h ro u g h h e r a tto rn e y ,
Glen " R. | m e co m p an y s p ia n t. m e m oney
T ry P a u ls e r u d ’s fo r y o u r clean - *n S a t P a u ls e r u d ’s.
1 1 8 tf s t a r te d y e s te rd a y is to give com ­
w as to h a v e been used in p ay in g
m u n ity a c tiv itie s m o re a tte n tio n M e tsk e r> M rs. H a ttie L a rg e h a s
om „ i„ vo
Ing a n d p ressin g . O u r w ork g u a r-
_____ _
filed a $10,000 d a m a g e claim a - j ° f f th e 450 e m p lo y e s'
a
n
d
s
ta
r
t
a
p
ro
g
ra
m
t
h
a
t
is
of
in-
a n te e d o d o rless.
10 2 -tf B e tu rn s fro m D u n sm u ir—
THE PLAN IN BRIEF
Ashland Daily Tidings
M rs. B e rth a H e e r re tu r n e d last Ite r e s t to th e y o u n g folk of th e g a in s t th e c ity of St. H elen s. The
c o m p la in t a lle g e s th a t on A p ril j KLA M A TH L I Q I O R
n ig h t from a w eek -en d v isit w ith city.
P ro p o ses
R eturns from V isit—
A shland, Oregon
IS LOSING K IC K
T b e new ld ea is b ein g m ade 12, 1923, she s u s ta in e d in ju rie s
Mrs. D. M. B ro w er re tu rn e d h e r d a u g h te r, M rs. C arl S m ith a t
I . T h a t th e U n ited S ta te s sh a ll im ­
Bo you approve the winning plan Yes
m e d ia te ly e n te r th e P e rm a n e n t C o u rt
in te rd e n o m in a tio n a l th ro u g h th e w hen she fell on a sid ew alk on
T h u rs d a y from a w e e k s’ v isit w ith h e r hom e in D u n sm u ir.
KLAM
ATH
FA
L
L
S,
J
a
n
.
19.—
fac
t
t
h
a
t
le
a
d
e
rs
feel
m
o
re
t
i
m
e
!
H
em
lock
s
tr
e
e
t
a
n
d
t
h
a
t
tb
e
f
a
ll
of I n te r n a tio n a l J u s tic e , u n d e r th e co n ­
h e r son, H a rle y B ro w er, in R ose­
in substance?
No
d itio n s s ta te d by S e c re ta ry H u g h e s a n d
Yes
th
e
y
a
re
s
till
g
o
in
g
s
tro
n
g
an
d
su
p
e
rv
isio
n
can
be
given
th
e
!WaS
occasioned
by
a
ro
tte
n
and
j
M
oonshine
liq
u
o
r
claim
ed
no
vie
b u rg . Dr. B ro w er d e c la re s th a t he
(P
u
t
an
X
inside
th
e
proper
box.)
P re s id e n t H a rd in g in F e b ru a ry , 1923.
tim s in K la m a th C o u n ty d u rin g
w as m ig h ty glad to h a v e h e r r e ­ th o se $24.75 all wool s u its w ith n e e d s of th e c o m m u n ity th a n can decayed p la n k in th e sid e w alk .
II. T h a t w ith o u t becom ing a m em ­
1923, as co m p ared to one d e a th
tw in p a n ts a t O rres ta ilo r shop be e x e rted w h en one c h u rc h is
tu rn .
b
er
of th e L e a g u e of N a tio n s as a t p re s ­
Name
■ fro m alcoholic p o iso n in g th e pre-
given th e w hole p ro g ra m to s u ­ SE A R C H FO R STUDENT*
u p s ta irs . O nly a few d a y s left.
e n t c o n s titu te d , th e U n ited S ta te s sh a ll
P le a se p rin t
IN BAY D IS T R IC T ' vio u s y e a r. T h is w as disclosed by
o ffe r to e x te n d its p re s e n t co o p e ra tio n
C all 411-R fo r cozy
room s,
118-2 p erv ise.
DIXON,
C
alif.,
J
a
n
.
19—
T
he
'
th
e
c
o
u
n
ty
c
o
ro
n
e
r’s
rec
o
rd
s,
w ith th e L e a g u e a n d p a rtic ip a te in th e
T h e b o ard of d ire c to rs
w ill
c a b in s an d sm all a p a rtm e n ts .
Add ress
se arc h of T ilfo rd D o z'er, son of j M u rd e rs w ere tw o in 1923 and
w o rk of th e L eag u e a s a body of m u tu a l
m
ee
t
W
e
d
n
esd
a
y
e
v
e
n
in
g
to
a
r-
104 tf V isited McCloud—
co u n sel u n d e r c o n d itio n s w hich
Dr.
E
a
rn
e
s
t
D
ozier
of
R
e
d
d
in
g
,
as-
fo
u
r
in
1922.
D
e
a
th
s
fro
m
in
d
u
s-
Mrs. I. K. D ra k e w ho h a s been r a n &e f u r th e r d e ta ils
1. S u b s titu te m o ral fo rc e a n d public
sem b ly m an of S h a s ta C o u n ty , is ' tria l a c c id e n ts, ho w ev er, in cre as-
s p e n d in g so m etim e w ith r e la tiv e s
G re e n S p rin g in G« mm 1 C ondition-
Citp
o p in io n fo r th e m ilita ry a n d econ-
now being d ire c te d in th e bay re ed from tw o in 1922 to te n in
M cCloud re- LIN N CO M M U NITIES
L. J . O rre, J u liu s an d B e rn a rd '
H o rn b ro o k and
m ic force o rig in a lly im plied in A r­
gion fo llo w in g a r e p o rt th a t th e 1923.
tic le s X a n d XV I.
ORGANIZE FORUM
O rre a n d K. N elson d ro v e to tu rn e d to h e r ho m e
h e re
la st
y o u th w as seen h e re se v era l days
C i t y ............................. state
K la m a th F a lls y e s te rd a y .
T hey n i8 h t.
2. S a fe g u a rd th e M onroe D octorine.
ago.
G
rove
w
en
t
as
f
a
r
as
B
enicia
in
an
A LBAN Y, J a n . 21.— F in a l or-
re p o rt th e ro a d s in e x c elle n t co n -i
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3. A ccept th e fa c t th a t th e U nited
D r. D ozier cam e h e re W ednes e ffo rt to tra c e th e m issin g y o u th ’s
d itio n a n d th e trip can be m ad e
S ta te s w ill a ssu m e no o b ig atio n s
S ix ty -th re e m en h av e ta k e n ad- ' ß a n :z a tio n of th e
L in n
co u n ty
Are you a voter?
d a y a n d w ith Tow n M arsh al H . C. m o v em en ts.
u n d e r th e T re a t of V e rsaille s ex­
in tw o a n d a h a lf h o u rs w ith no v a n ta g e of th e big v a lu e s in ta il- O pen F o ru m w as effe c te d a t Rivt
c e p t by A ct of C ongress
tro u b le .
ored s u its w ith tw in
p a n ts a t e rs id e c o m m u n ity h a ll by r e p r e ­
M ail p ro m p tly to
4. P ro p o se th a t m e m b e rsh ip in th e
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O rrs ta ilo r sh o p to d a te — l e t ’s ; s e n ta tiv e s fro m v e ry c o m m u n ity
THE AMERICAN PEACE AWARD
L eag u e sh o u ld be opened to a ll n a ­
N avel O ra n g e s 2 doz. fo r 25c. d ° u b le th a t b e fo re th e sale closes in th e c o u n ty t h a t is su p p o rtin g
tio n s.
3 4 2 M adison A venue, New Y ork C ity
H e tric k s G ro c e te ria .
9 4 -tf in a ^ew d a ys — w h a t do you s a y ? a civic body of a n y k in d . F . E.
5. P ro v id e fo r th e c o n tin u in g d ev el­
If
you
-wish
to ex p ress a fu lle r o p inion also please
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j
118-2 C a llis te r of A lb an y w as chosen
o p m en t of in te rn a tio n a l law .
w
rite
to
th
e
A
m erican P e a c e A w ard.
p re s id e n t.
R adio School Tom orrow N ight— !
a
x
r
n
x
Mrs. K incaid not Serious—
T h e o rg a n iz a tio n se t fo rth its
T he ra d io
school w ill m ee t!
T«C^-tA
T h e c o n d itio n of M rs. A. R. policy an d o b jec tiv e s, as follow s:
T u esd ay n ig h t a t th e A rm o ry at
K in c a ’d, w ho w as ta k e n to th e
P ro m o tio n of w o rth y c o m m u n ­
7 o ’clock. All m em b ers of th e j
Dow h o sp ita l in
M edford
ity
in te r e s ts ; co -o p e ra tio n be-
la
st
N a tio n a l G uard and boy sc o u ts ■
w eek, is im p ro v in g a n d h e r con- J tw een c o m m u n itie s; to in c u lc a te
a re e lig ib le fo r a d m itta n c e and
d itio n is sa tis fa c to ry .
a b e tte r c itiz e n ry , p a trio tis m an d
to w n people in te re s te d in ra d io
liv in g serv ice to th e c o u n try .
a re a lso a sk ed to m ak e use of th e
W
ho
say
s
a
d
v
rtls
in
g
d
o
n
’t
pay?
new class.
A sk O rres a b o u t h is big v a lu e s a t
E v e rs h a rp s a t E lh a rts 40 p er
$24.75 w ith tw in p a n ts , Sale.
SA N
c
e
n
t D isco u n t.
T elep h o n e 21— Yeo, of C ourse.
ANCISCO
118-2
1 1 5 tf
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT
See D avies fo r O regon N u rse ry
F or County Clerk
E x p o rt App
S tock.
I l l tf
I h e rb y a n n o u u c e m y self a s a '
Mr. R obbins, m a n a g e r of th e
c a n d id a te on th e re p u b lic a n t i c k - ;
A sh la n d F r u t a n d P ro d u c e A s­
e t fo r n o m in a tio n fo r th e office of
V isito rs o v e r S u n d a y -
so c ia tio n , re p o rts a la rg e sa le of
l
Mrs. F r a n k E d sa ll a n d son H al, C o u n ty C le rk a t th e M ay p rim a r-i
asso c ia tio n a p p le s. Two c a rs a re
w ere g u e sts a t th e hom e of Mr. Ies.
f o r e x p o rt a n d fo u r c a rs fo r coast
I h a v e fo r th e p a s t 5 y e a rs been
an d M rs. H. O. B u tte rfie ld S a tu r ­
c o n su m p tio n . One c a r fo r e x p o rt
day n ig h t and S u n d ay . T hey cam e a D eputy- C o u n ty C le rk a n d am
w as lo ad ed to d ay an d th e o th e r
from t h e 'r hom e on th e G reen fa m ilia r w ith e v e ry b ra n c h of t h e '
w ill be lo ad ed to m o rro w . T hey go
sp rin g M o u n tain S a tu rd a y a n d re- ho ffice, a n d If e le c te d , I w ill give
at San Francisco, Los Angeles and Tunny other
to n o rth e rn E u ro p e a n m a rk e ts .
close
a
tte
n
tio
n
to
th
e
d
u
te
s
of
th
e
I
tu rn e d y e ste rd a y .
points on all tickets via the Sunnv Southerti
office a n d feel c o n fid e n t t h a t I j
Route of the Southern Pacific.
O rres
cle a n s
clo th e s
clean.
w ill p ro v e w o rth y of y o u r su p p o rt. I
O
ut-of-tow
n
V
isitors—
P h o n e 64.
89-tf
D E L IL IA STE V EN S.
Go v ia th e Scenic S h a s ta R o u te an d C a li­
Mr. a n d M rs. S. G. W asson of
fo
rn ia . T a k e a d v a n ta g e of th e o p p o rtu n ity
S e a ttle , w e re g u e s ts a t H o te l A sh ­
to e n jo y a sto p -o v er of r e s t an d re c re a tio n in
A u x ilia ry A tte n tio n —
W
e
can
fix
up
t
h
a
t
old
s
u
it
land y e ste rd a y . J. H. M cE lvain, of
th e S u n n y clim es of th e S o u th a t v ery little
A new y e a r, new o ffic ers and H ilt, a n d W . E m e ry , of P o rtla n d , a n d m ak e it look lik e new . P a u l- !
$57.50 Coats Now.................
$18.35 Coats Now.................
if an y , a d d itio n a l fare.
new e n th u sia sm is g oing to m a rk w ere o u t-o f-to w n g u e sts y e s te r­ se ru d S s.
•
11 8 -tf i
th e m ee tin g of th e A m erican L e ­ day. M r. an d M rs. G. A. R ieben
F ro m C a lifo rn ia you h av e th e choice of th re e
ro u te s to th e E a s t;
gion A u x ilia ry w hen th e y m eet a n d son of M cCloud, w e re in A sh­
E v e rsh a rp s a t E lh a rts 40 p er
$52.50 Coats Now.................
$13.95 Coats Now......................
th is e v en in g a t th e A rm o ry a t lan d fo r th e
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th e A m erican C anyon R o u te fo llo w in g th e
7 :3 0 . If y o u r a re e lig ib le, com e b a s k e tb a ll gam e.
A m erican R iv er C anyon fo r m a n y m iles__
a n d help m ak e th e
m e e tin g a
A SH LA N D L A D IE S ’ A T T E N ­
$39.75 Coats Now................
th e G re a t S a lt L a k e C u tt-o ff a n d O gden.
good one fo r b u sin ess of i n te r ­
C leanup p ric e s on odd lo ts In TIO N : M rs. D elm er F re d ric k w ill'
$10.95 Coats Now......................
e st is to be ta k e n c a re of and s u its a n d o v e rc o a ts, a t
th e G olden S ta te R o u te via San Diego
P a u ls e ­ give a d e m o n s tra tio n of M ar J e ,
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$29.75 Coats Now.........................^ 5 0
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hand.
T u e sd a y , J a n . 22nd. Y o u r com - j
$9.95
Coats Now......................
th e S u n se t R o u te th ro u g h th e alw ay s in te r ­
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m en a n d w om en.
8 9 tf
O rlea n s. An e sp ec ially in te r e s tin g side trip
re tu r n e d from a th re e w eeks trip a nce w ith th e M ar J e p r e p a r a ­
Is th e “ A ll M otor M o u n tain T r ip ” o v er th e
to P o rtla n d , S e a ttle a n d T acom a. tio n s
116-3*
h isto ric a l A pache T ra il H ighw ay.
$8.85
Coats Now......................
S lo g an In M emory’—
$22.75 Coats Now..................
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as se rv in g you on o u r tra in s . C all a t o u r tic k e t office,
LATE TO CLASSIFY
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n am e, Is d e m o n s tra te d in th e re w ere a b le to e n jo y a se rie s of en- ! _ _ TOO
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o r ph o n e 4 3 fo r a n y ra ilro a d in fo rm a tio n you m ay w ish,
ceip t of a good sized check by th e te r ta in m e n ts as given by th e v a r-j
$21.50
Coats
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5
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a n d fo r illu s tr a te d lite r a tu r e d e sc rib in g th e above ro u te s.
$7.95
Coats Now......................
A sh lan d F r u it & P ro d u c e A sso­ i us rie n d s th e y v isited . A m o to r res> 30 a cre s c u ltiv a te d . Som e w al-
JOHN M. SCOTT,
c ia tio n la st w eek, from a c u sto m e r r p to w a rd B iitis h C olum ba w as n u t a n d c h e rrie s , 4 room house,';
Usst.
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a
s s e n g e r T ra ffic M a n a g e r
in e a ste rn O regon, w ho seem in g ly m a * ° r 1 e r P le asu re . T h re e good sp rin g , o w n er closing o u t
P o r tla n d , O regon
could n o t re m e m b e r th e n a m e of ex en et w eeks could have been j th is is a re a l sn ap we w ill con-
th e a sso c ia tio n , but h ad “ A sh lan d ta k e n c a re of w ith no tro u b le .
s id e r som e tra d e .
J . D eakin,
F a m o u s F o o th ill P ro d u c ts ” imi
207 E M ain.
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bedded in h is co n scio u sn ess and
N O TIC E TO K LA N SM EN
■ent th e check m ad e o u t th a t w ay
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Childrens
LOST— W ire w h eel w ith new
Window
(X L«V. All Coats
gQing
in a le tte r a d d re sse d to “ A sh lan d
Special b u sin ess n e x t re g u la r 32x4 G oodyear tire . R e w ard fo r
D is p la y
T h e Q u a lity S to re
in this Sale
F o o th ill P ro d u c ts .”
m eetin g . L a rg e a tte n d a n c e desin* r e tu r n to A sh lan d L a u n d ry . 118-2
ed by o rd e r of th e E . C.
• o m p le te lin e of A sh la n d Can-
Bed Goods a t D e tric k s.
94-tf
S p e n t Y e ste rd a y H e re —
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Mr. a n d M rs. H o w ard H ick s
F o rm e r A sh la n d G irls P le d g e d __ m o to re d o v er fro m th e ir hom e In
T he p led g in g of th e M isses K a te Y rek a a n d sp e n t y e ste rd a y a t th e
•U<1 K ee B u c h a n a n w as an n o u n c ed hom e of M r. a n d M rs. E rn e s t
re c e n tly . K ap p a O m icorn, p e ti­ H icks, on N o rth M ain s tr e e t. Yes»-
tio n ng P hi Mu, is a local soror/» te rd a y a fte rn o o n th e p a rty m o to r­
lty on th e E u g e n e
ca m p u s
to ed in th e new H ick s m ac h in e to
w hich th e g irls h av e been pledged. C e n tra l P o in t a n d en jo y e d
th e
B oth a re w ell know n a n d re m e m ­ balm y a fte rn o o n to th e n th d e ­
bered h e re a s g r a d u a te s of high g re e .
school and Miss K a tie B u c h a n a n
ta u g h t school on th e G re e n sp rin g
P ioneer P asses—
m o u n ta 'n la s t w in te r. K ee B u ch ­
F u n e r a l serv ices fo r th e la te
a n a n is a ju n io r in th e E n g lish
M rs. A lice L u tic ia M orris, 65, w ho
d e p a rtm e n t of th e U n iv e rsity and
died a t th e hom e of M rs. A n n a
h e r w ork in s h o rt s to ry w ritin g Is
H en n sley th is m o rn in g w ill
be
s a id to be in te re s tin g .
held a t 2 o ’clock T u e sd a y a f te r ­
noon fro m S to ck s. R ev. S. J.
W e d e liv e r th e goods— D e tric k s C haney w ill o ffic ia te an d in te r ­
9 4 -tf m e n t w ill be m ad e a t M o u n tain
View c e m e te ry . M rs. M orris h a s
been
ill fo r tw o m o n th s, h a v in g
Lewis B eeson H onored—
a
n
i
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been
b
ro n e h t h e re fo rm K la m a th H
B re a k in g all p re c e d e n ts
c re a tin g an h o n o r to be lau d e d F a lls s u ffe rin g from a s tro k e of 3
is th e new s received by M r. and p a ra ly sis. A ppoplexy w as given as S
M rs. W elb o rn B eeson t h a t th e ir th e ca u se of h e r d e a th .
son, L ew is B eeson, fre sh m a n a t
th e U n iv e rsity of O regon h a s been Funeral Tom orrow—
P riv a te fam ily se rv ic es fo r th e ■
m ad e m a n a g e r of P h i S igm a P i,
local f r a te r n ity on th e
O regon la te little M a rg e ry W a tso n , th re e U
cam p u s. He w as one of th e h o n ­ m o n th s ’ old d a u g h te r of Mr. a n d §
o r m en a t th e U n iv e rsity last M rs. D. D. W a tso n w ho d ied a t .1 =
te rm a n d h a s been given fa v o r­ h e r hom e 9 m iles e a st of A sh la n d 3
a b le c o m m e n t on h is w ork in e a rly th is m o rn in g w ill be h eld 3
jo u rn a lis m .
F o rm a l
in itia tio n to m o rro w m o rn in g a t 10 o ’clock H
c e re m o n ie s w e re h eld y e ste rd a y from S tocks p a rlo rs.
T he little H l
In E u g e n e a n d B e e so n ’s new d u ­ m iss w as ill a s h o r t tim e b u t h e r 3
tie s a re s ta r te d w ith a n in d e b te d ­ h a rd y c o n s titu tio n w as
b ro k en
n e ss of se v e ra l th o u sa n d d o lla rs w ith p n eu m o n ia. I n te r m e n t w ill
In c id e n t to a hew h o m e fo r th e be m ad e a t M o untain View cem e- =
f r a te r n ity ,
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1 LOCAL AND PERSONAL NOTES
FOR LOCAL V. M
. C. A.
CJn way east
F circi©
r the
f
gks*
south
Clearance Sale
of Ladies and Misses
WINTER COATS
* *ANS
lOd ays stop-over
If You Are Wanting A New Coat At A Bargain
Don’t t Miss This Chance, We Are Going To Sell
Every Coat During This Sale.
Every Coat Going Below Cost
Womens Coats
Misses Coats
$33^
$31
$23^
$9^
$7^
$3^
$59°
$1
$4^
Southern Pacific
Lines
All Womens Dresses going in this Final Clearance Sale
Priced Now $7.65, $9.70, $13.20, 15.70, $i7.00, $19.75, $26
R
1C X CO
THIS IS NATIONAL THRIFT WEEK. We do not know of a better way to practice thrift
than to take advantage of the opportunities to buy your needed merchandise when it is of­
fered to you at such special prices as it now is at our January Clearance Sale—Our Remnant
Sale and Our Special Thrift Week Sale.
Thrift does not necessarily mean
hoarding. It may as well mean that
you should save something out of
your earnings so you may have some­
thing with which to invest when op­
portunity knocks.
igYQoonç
This iveek there will be put out a
lot of special Thrift offerings that it
will pay you to investigate. Wonder-
fid opportunities for savings are of­
fered this week.