Ashland daily tidings., February 21, 1924, Page 4, Image 4

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ASHLAND DAILY TIDINGS
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NOTES
A D ally C hronicle o f th ose w ho com e and go, and even ts of
local Interest.
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S iskiyou
Chapter
No. 21
R. A. M.
M asonic H all, Ashland
Stated
Sheep Men to Form —
There will be a meeting of all
sheep men in southern Oregon
Saturday afternoon at 2:30 at the
Medford Hotel to form a Wool
Growers Association.
Hints From a House-
W ife’s Kitchen Diary
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evening, Feb. 21. Reception of j reported as being ill at home
petitions. Visiting Companions
cordially invited.
Schools C elebrate T o m o r r o w -
F. D. WAGNER, H. P.
F itting program s are being pre­
W. H. DAY, Secretary.
144-2 pared for all the schools tomorrow
in honor of George W ashington’s
K. OF. P. NOTICE.
birthday, and according to teach­
The K nights of Pythias of Ash- ers, school will be dismissed be-
land will meet Friday Eve at 8 fore noon for the rem ainder of
P. M. at the Moose Hall. W ork in the day. Students and teachers
th e Page and Esquire Ranks. will be given a short vacation.
Visiting B rethren welcome.
H. J. HICKERSON, D. G. C.
Telephone 21- -Yeo, of Course.
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Clyde Costello and Fred Patton
spent today fishing at Gold Ray.
H air cut 35c at the Annex Bar­
ber Shop, 1st St.
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From M ontague—
C. A. G ardner and Ed. Heagney
were guests at Hotel Columbia last
night from Montague.
by the
Ford Coupe is H eld—
The police departm ent has re­
ceived word from the D epartm ent
of Justice in Portland asking th at
the Ford coupe, which wTas picked
up abandoned on Mountain Ave­
nue several weeks, be held pend­
Sales R eported—
ing
fu rth er notice from the de-
John Fuller is driving a new’
.
partm
ent. It is believed th a t the
Oldsmobile closed car and states
th at he is very pleased with its I perS° n> ° r persons’ who brought
performance. J. A. Ferren, S. P. i the car here and left it, have been
engineer, recently bought a Buick C&Ught in tI4e northern Pa rt of
4 sedan. Both sales are made the State and w111 be ^ tu r n e d to
through A. C. W illhite, Buick, | answ er ch arSes-
Star and Oldsmobile dealer. -
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E. J. Van W orner, F. T. King,
Calr Renard and L. A. K. Fleur
were business visitors in Ashland
recently from Dunsmuir.
Have a fit a t Orres— Tailors for
men and women.
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V isitors from P o r t l a n d -
Mrs. G. D. Cole and Geo. Scham-
el, together with L. C. Cawley
w ere out-of-town guests yesterday
from Portland.
Truck load oranges. Sweet and
full of juice. 2 doz. for 25c.
Patricks.
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R eturned from W eed—
Mrs. Pearl Kearney and daugh­
ter, Miss Betty, are at home after
a visit with relatives in Weed.
They returned last night.
C om plete lin e of A shland Can­
ned Goods at Detricks.
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Railroad Man a t H om e—
George Brookm iller has re tu rn ­
ed Ashland and is enjoying a visit
u t home during the time he is
working out of the local S. P.
freight division. He returned here
from Dunsmuir.
The home of Salt Rising and
Q uality Bread. At the new Quality
Bakery.
T o C o r v a l li s -
Mrs. John Brady left Tuesday
evening for Corvallis to visit her
son John Brady, who is sick.
Brady wired home th a t he had
been sick several days and Mrs.
Brady left soon for the north.
Chamber o f Com m erce B u s y -
c le a n .' Tbe Cham ber of Commerce
89-tf rooms were filled to the brim and
running over with activity today.
H ere from K lam ath F a lls —
About 400 envelopes to paid up
Mrs. Roy Jordan arrived in Ash- members of the chamber, together
land yesterday and is the guest of with retu rn envelopes and ballots
Miss Georgia Coffee for a short were Prepared for mailing. A
time. Mrs. Jordan lived in Ash- program for tomorrow evening’s
land several years ago, but has re- entertainm ent was doped out with
sided in K lam ath Falls, where her • due deliberation.
husband was recently electrocuted
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while working on the California- In Medford—
Oregon Power Company work in
W. W. Robison and S. D. Tayl-
Klam ath Falls.
i or are among Ashland people at-
: tending the Jackson County Sun-
Hick’s 1924 Almanac full of day School in stitu te th a t is being
inform ation now on sale a t Nin- held in Medford today. Two ex­
inger’s.
cellent addresses were given last
night at the institute in the Pres­
Tickets fo r Game Sell F ast—
byterian church and a fair audi­
Early this m orning two tele­ ence greeted the speakers follow­
phone calls were received at Rose ing the covered dish luncheon in
Brothers from Medford people, the evening.
asking th a t several seats be re­
served in the Medford section for R eturns Machine to Weed—
the game here Saturday night.
Howard Laud, form er Ashland
For convenience of the many peo- 3choo! boy> who came t0 Ashla-.d
pie from Ashland who will be a t yesterday to take the Hudson tour-
the game tomorrow evening, a ing car th a t turned over on the
lumped am ount of seats has been Green Springs road this week (Q
set aside for Ashland tho there [ Weed. The car was being driven
are no reserved seats, it is report- by Mrs. “ Shine” Edwards, who
ed.
was accompanied by a friend and
driving to Ashland at the time
Cliff Payne makes typewrite? the car left the road. Howard
tables.
Laud is managing a garage in
Weed and planned to retu rn the
M echanical E ngineer He
car to its owner.
G. S. Pettygrew’, mechanical en
gineer working for the H artm an
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
Syndicate, arrived in Ashland s e v - ------------------------------ -— -------- —-
eral days ago and is aiding in the
FOR SALE— Alfalfa hay first
installation of the reto rt at the l nd second cutting. Kerby Bros,
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shale holdings. Mr. Pettygrew is Talent.
a brother of Major W. A. Petty­
FOR SALE— Five passenger
grew, chief engineer of the H art­ Cleveland touring car in excellent
man Syndicate now pushing its condition and newly painted.
operations toward completion at Equipped with Alemite oi’ing sys
company deposits.
tern, front bumper, Sunshade
spot light and one spare tire on
Dance with Metropole Jazz Or rim. Inquire a t 192 Mountain Ave.
chestra Jackson Hot Springs— ' or phone 413-Y.
145-tf
Saturday Nite.
145-3 '
Phone 21 for good Insurance.
115-tf V isit Hornbrook—
E n gagem ent in D unsm uir—
b I r n a r r
m acfadden
The Food Sale th a t is to be
held Saturday at Holmes Grocery
for the Rasor Hospital Fund wi'l
furnish everything you wish for
Sunday dinner. Salads. baked i
bean8’ COttage CheeSe> ple9’ Cakes
and many other things wll be on
sale for this worthy cause.
Orres cleans clothes
Phone 64.
Paulserud’s suits satisfy. 142tf
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Several from D unsm u ir—
^Health
Ò/inÌs
Dance, Saturday Nite— Jackson Visitor in Ashland—
Hot Springs— Metropole Jazz O r-1 L1° yd M° 38’ director of bo>'3
I and girls club work in Jackson
chestra.
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county, was a business visitor in
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Ashland yesterday.
Masonic Member 111— '
N otice o f M eeting
D. Greenman, who resides alone
C onvocation, Thursday at his home on Blaine street, is F ood S a l
A t Gold Ray—
Thursday, February, 2 1 , 1024
C lassified ads bring resu lts.
Father o f
Physical
Culture
Muscular exercise is absolutely
essential not only for the develop-
m en t an d s tre n g th of th e m u scu lar
system itself, b u t fo r th e sake of
m ain ta in in g th a t tone a n d activity
of th e fu n ctio n al system w hich
m akes fo r perfect h e a lth .
T here
a re m any of those who have such
good h e a lth th a t they lose in te rest
in th e th o u g h t of h e a lth fo r its
own sake, fo rg e ttin g th a t th e re is
such a th in g as ill h ealth a n d
w hose chief activ e in te rest in ex­
| halve the prunes. Soak two envel- ercise h a s to do w ith th e dvsire
< opes of gelatin in a cup of cold fo r* ro b u st physical stre n g th . B u t
■ water, then dissolve this In three yet o th e rs th e re a re , who lack in g
t pints of boiling water. It is well in physical energy a n d h e a lth , a re
A DELICIOUS MINT JELLY
; to do this in an enameled ware m orely anxious to gain th e la tte r,
FOR MEATS
saucepan, which is proof against a n d sim ply w ish to “ feel well” , so
the acids in the fruit. Add the t h a t th ey m ay accom plish th e ir
Many housewives have learned, prunes, a scant two cups of sugar, w
ork a n d enjoy th e ir pleasures,
from government bulletins or other­ and a cup of lemon Juice. Pour in­ but w ith o u t an y special in te rest in
wise, about pectin, which is the to an enameled ware pudding pan th e a tta in m e n t of bodily stren g th .
To such it is necessary to m ake
active constituent which makes jel or serving dish and chill.
c le a r an d to em phasize th e fa c t
lies jell. They also know how pec­
th a t h e a lth an d stre n g th really go
tin can be added to the juices of
together, th a t they c an n o t be so
HOW
THE
ENGLISH
MAKE
fruits which are deficient in this
readily
divorced, a n d th a t in o rd e r
TOFFEE
respect, thus insuring perfect jel
to enjoy a n y th in g like a n orm al
ties.
condition of h e a lth o r of nervous
But home-made pectin has other
Speaking of children, was there energy, w orking energy, it is es­
uses as well. For instance, with ever a child who didn’t like toffee? sen tial to ta k e such daily m uscu­
the addition of a little flavoring If more of these old-fashioned can la r exercise as will build up an d
matter, it makes an ideal mint dies were made at home there stre n g th e n th e body u n til it is phy­
jelly to serve with lamb and other would be fewer cases of spoilt sically perfect, a n d a ro b u st an d
meats, whether hot or cold. There stomachs In our households and splendid exam ple of an im al life.
T here a re m any form s a n d sys­
are two kinds of pectin, that made fewer young men and women wffo
tem s of exercise w hich an sw er th e
with apples and that made with the take tablets .for “indigestion.”
purpose w ith ab so lu te satisfaction,
white skin of oranges and lemons.
The best toffee is made in this an d th o u g h th e re a re som e w hich
For this jelly it Is best to use the manner: Mix four cups of brown have fau lts an d a re in ferio r to
white skin of oranges. It may be sugar and half a cup of corn others, it is because th ey d e p a rt
seen that the cost will be very syrup with half a cup of water, and from th e n a tu ra l o rd er of no rm al
slight, as the oranges themselves put on the fire, stirring carefully physical effort.
In th e endeavor
are not employed but may be put until all the sugar is dissolved. Let to offer so m ething unique and dis­
to other purposes, such as making this come to a boil and then take tinctive, v ario u s m ail o rd er special­
marmalade, orange juice, etc.
off the fire and add four table­ ists have devised w h a t a re s*.p-
Use six large, thick-skinned or­ spoons of butter. Put the mixture posed to be re m a rk a b le m ethods
anges. Peel off, as finely as you back on the stove once more and of m u sc u la r developm ent, th e ir a d ­
can, the yellow part of the rind boll until the butter has penetrated v a n ta g e a n d value being greatly
g erated by th e necessities of
and then take off all the white skin throughout the candy. Pour onto a exag
d v e rtisin g a n d selling, b u t in no
and grind it in a food chopper. Add a greased enameled ware tray of j case will one secure an y in stru c -
to this the juice of two lemons and any kind and, as the candy cools, i lion along th is line m ore helpful
two cups of water. Heat this slow­ mark It into squares. When it has I a n d beneficial th a n th e exercises
ly and boil for five minutes. In the hardened break these apart and a n d suggestions we h av e given
government's bulletin on home­ wrap each piece separately in wax i fro m tim e to tim e.
made pectin the use of enameled paper. Incidentally, you will find
Som etim es it is .well to tu rn fre -
ware was advised, doubtless be­ that the labor of “cleaning up” is i quently from one m ethod of exer-
cause enameled ware is not affect­ a great deal less if you have used j cise to a n o th e r fo r th e sak e of
ed by fruit acids.
an enameled ware saucepan for the variety, in o rd e r to be c ertain of
After boiling the mixture for five cooking, since even the stickiest 1 u sin g all m uscles in every possible
minutes, put it aside until the next mixtures do not adhere long to its «ay am i th ereb y acquiring tho
m ost sym m etrical developm ent of
morning, when you must add six porcelain-like surface.
all parts.
Some Tasty Dishes You
Can Make
cups of water and boil for ten min­
utes. Cool and strain through a
flannel jelly bag. Measure the
juice and put It on the stove again;
when it boils add very slowly an
equal amount of sugar. Continue
to boil the jelly until it “sheets”
when tested from a spoon. Add
some green vegetable coloring and
six to ten drops of oil of pepper­
mint, according to taste. Pour into
hot sterilized glasses and, after
cooling, cover with melted paraffin
and seal.
PRUNE-LEMON JELLY-
YOU’LL WANT AGAIN
Here is a delightful children's
dessert, either for an ordinary meal
or as a treat at a party for little
folks. Incidentally, it will be en­
joyed *y older persons as well, for
It is a welcome variation upon the
usual gelatin desserts to which all
of us are accustomed.
Take half a pound of prunes, put
them in cold w ater for fifteen min­
utes and then remove nits and
CANDIED “SW EETS” IN THE
REAL OLD SOUTHERN STYLE
The Southern housewife is the
one who knows how to prepare
sweet potatoes so beautifully gold­
en brown and so deliciously can­
died that they fairly melt in your
month. Here Is the way to cook
them: Boil three or four medium­
sized potatoes; peel and slice them
and place the slices in an enameled
ware baking dish. In a saucepan
put half a cup of water, a cup of
brown sugar and two tablespoons
of butter and cook this mixture
until it forms a thick syrup. Add
barely a pinch of salt and pour
this over the sliced potatoes in the
baking dish. Cover and put in a
moderate oven for fifteen minutes;
then take off the cover and bake a
few minutes longer to brown the
potatoes on top. Serve from the
enameled ware baking dish, which
is sturdy enough for the kitchen
and attractive enough for the din*
ing room.
an undertaker, I feel th at I have few hours to erect such a set, Mc-
every qualification and the n eces-: Donald would not agree to use
sary eqn’pment to properly handle anything but the real thing. So
any dutis which may arise.
a thorough search was made of
Advt. tf.
H. W. CONGER.
Los Angeles and vicinity for a
p'.ace of worship which could an­
SH E R IFF
swer
the requirem ents.
As a candidate iff the Republi­
A
fter
several days his scouts
can prim aries for the office of
found
just
what was wanted— and
Sheriff, I desire to clearly define
in
the
most
unexpected location
my position on the future conduct
— in the center of the city.
of th at office, if elected.
A rrangem ents were made with
My experience as a deputy sher­
the
congregation for the use of
iff of Jackson County, and as a
State Traffic Off’cer. has ta u g h t¡th ® church- The ’>ghts a »d earner-
! me th at no peace officer can give *S Were moved into the edii,ce
satisfactory and efficient s e rv ic e 'and within a few minutes after
to the public when his authority the company arrived the sacred
and responsibility are shared by bui diug was echoing the calls for
another. The present unsatisfac “ lights,” “cam era," and other
tory law enforcing conditions Is I Calls 80 fam iliar on the studio
largely attributable to
divided stage.
“ Boy of Mine” was directed by
authority between antagonistic
William
Beaudine. Its cast in ­
peace officers, elem ents th a t are l
cludes
Henry
B. W althall, Irene
certain to produce conflict, inef­
Rich,
Ben
Alexander,
Rockliffe
ficiency and useless expense.
Fellowes,
Dot
Farley
and
Law­
If elected I shall insist upon
rence
Licalzi.
and expect to m aintain the right
to perform all the duties of Sher-1
iff in this County, and it follows
that I will be uncompromisingly
opposed to special officers except ■
Federal Agents, with whom I
, pled g e fu ll a n d co m p lete c o o p e ra ­
tion. I am in thorough accord witli
both the letter and spirit of the
prohibit'on laws and pledge my
active and untiring efforts in
their enforcement.
adv. tf
J. J. McMAIION.
stimo of »en
Producer Desired Realism, So
Church Was R ecruited; E ntire
C o n g re g a tio n
T tikes
P art
“ Realism, even though it entails
trouble and expense,” is one of
the mottoes of J. K. McDonald,
| who produced “ Boy of Mine,” a
Booth Tarkington story, for First
National, to be shown at the
Vining Friday and Saturday night
in conjunction with “Columbus” ,
both being sponsored by the P a r­
ent-Teacher Association.
One of the early scenes of the
picture takes place in a typical
small town church. The easiest
means of getting an interior of
such a type of church would have
been to have built a section of it
on the studio stage
But even though it would have»
taken the stage carpenters but a
YOUR boy’s room is
probably filled full
of m a n y valuable
clothes, athletic sup­
plies and furniture.
If like other boys’ rooms, the
value of its contents is consid­
erable.
Suppose it should
hum tonight?
This agency of the H artford
Co. will insure your household
goods and personal belongings.
THE
Billings Agency
41 E . M ain
Phone 211
GRAND JURY
CRITICIZES O. C. BOGGS
kle, Eagle Point, bigamy; T. E.
Jones, Sams Valley, possession of
a still; George Magraidage, driv­
ing an automobile while intoxi­
j
cated; F. R. Kennedy, reindicted
for frequenting a public place
while intoxicated. In the case of
Hatfield, Wilson and Congo, au |
1 indictm ent had been formorly rc
turned, but was retrned to th e j
grand jury and a cliang made in j
the phraseology. Wilson was form ­
erly chief of police at K lam ath ;
Falls.
Will Dodge and Lon Edwards
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TREASURER
motored to Hornbrook yesterday
I am candidate for the republi­
to examine the new road th a t is
can nomination for a second term
being constructed between the
.O 4S SEEN B Y POPULAR cSdECHANICS c ^IA G A ZIN E
as T reasurer of Jackson county,
Oregon line and Yreka.
Mr.
subject to the May prim ary. If
Dodge stated they took the Ford Pocket Chart Tests Blood by the wire taut and at the same time
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nominated and elected I will con­
“ so th a t it could swim,” and he
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prevent its being broken so easily. In
Color Match
duct the office as in the past, in
stated they went four ways on the
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some cases it may be desirable to have
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I Tests of the blood can be made by springs at both ends of the aeriaj.
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accordance
with the law s of the
trip, namely, going and coming mfttching its color with those shown
H A L F B A R ftE L
state.
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T HO SE
and across. The road is slick and on a vest-pocket chart that him lately
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Auto accident policy for $5.00 tricky and furnishes a good slide ‘
A. C. WALKER.
Snow Scraper Attached to Rake
a year. Yeo of oourse.
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for the am atuer m otorist, tho no
F or County Clerk
A serviceable snow scraper can read­
serious trouble is being experi­
ily
be
made
by
attaching
a
piece
of
I
herby
announce myself as a
Mary Cunningham P asses—
enced.
galvanized iron to an ordinary garden
candidate
on
the republican tick- J
Mrs. Mary Cunningham, 52, who
rake, as shown in the drawing. The
et for nomination for the office of ■
passed away in K lam ath Falls was
Big Dance — Saturday Nite
metal should be at least A in. thick
County Clerk at the May prim ar- !
a resident of K lam ath county 18 Jackson Hot Springs— Metropole;
and should be cut to the dimensions
ies.
years. Mrs. J. A rant, of Ashland, Jazz Orchestra.
given in the upper detail. Short cuts
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I have for the past 5 years been
are made at the points indicated and
was one of six children to sur­
a
Deputy County Clerk and am
the strips between these cuts bent out
vive, as well as her husband, Thos. O glesby Starts Today—
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iliar with every branch of the •
as shown in the lower drawing. The
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The new candy factory in the
loops thus formed should be made so
were held yesterday afternoon and city was started W ednesday by
brought
through
the
wall
as
shown,
so
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that the tines of the rake must be that the water will drain into the Cl°?* atteut,on to
the dlltPS of
interm ent made in the Llnkville Charles Oglesby, who will run the come into use among doctors. In forced into them, thus preventing the
barrel. A short length of pi^e, fi ted office and feel confident th a t I
cemetary.
establishm ent in connection with making the experiment, the patient’s scraper from falling off the rake with a valve, is fitted through the side ; wil1 Prove worthy of your support,
the Bonbonnière confectionery. finger is first pricked with a sterilized
near the bottom and a length-f rubber
DELILIA STEVENS.
We deliver the goods— Detricks Mr. Oglesby ran off a few small needle and a drop of the blood col­
hose is attached as shown. An over-
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flow pipe is also provided. In gar ges i
SCHOOL
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, color is then compared with those o n ,
where
there
is
not
enough
space
io
!
SUPERINTENDENT
t le irs output of the factory. tbe scale of the instrument to deter-i
permit
the
installation
described
1
am
a
candidate
for republican
W ill R esid e in L os A n geles-—
The candies will be handled io- mine the percentage of red corpuscles,
above, a barrel may be mounted m a nomination at the May prim aries
Mr, and Mrs. C. E. “ Jea n ” cally through the Bonbonniere. j
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stam. outside of tho garage as shown in for the office of County School
Blumfield and baby left last nite In addition to making candy, Mr.
the lower figure. In both cases a fine Superintendent of Jackson Coun-
East-Bound Ships Lighter
for Los Angeles, where Mr. Blum­ Oglesby wil specialize in choco­
sieve must be provided in th pipe , ty . t h a te sorTod the count (or
than Those Going West
field has traded his run on the lates, ice cream and sherbets. The ■
t o rng from thejm tter, to eaUh a y I , hrce and a ha|( yearg >s M unly
foreign matter. The inside of the con
Scientific experiments to ascertain
Southern Pacific to an employee plant is located in the rooms form-
tainer
should be washed out occasion­ superintendent, and will, if again S
the
possible
effect
of
the
direction
in
already working in the southern j erly occupied by George Calhoun '
; elected, work as earnestly for the
ally.
p a rt of the state. They have lived and E - T- McKinstry, on G. street, which a ship is g ing upon its weight-
cause of education as heretofore.
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,
, carrying capacity, recently made by a
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a t 78 6th street for the past few The .b o p will be open later tor In- prominent scientist, r e n te d in t o
SUSANNE HOMES CARTER.
Drying Clothes in Cold
years and it is probable th a t man spection by the public.
, conclusion that a 2,OOO-ton vessel trav-
Jacksonville.
M E T H O D O F RAISING
Weather
LOOP FDR TIN E OF RAKE
with whom he traded will move
— G rants Pass Courier cling east offers 400 po nds less resia-
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here or to Dunsmnir.
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unce to the wat r current than ? d o r.
COUNTY CORONER
During cold weather clothes hung
I am a republican candidate for
Classified Ads Bring Results ! vhen west-bound. This calculation, A scraper of this kind costs much less out on the line to diy become stiff,
i t is said, i' based upon the influence than a manufactured one, axd, if prop­ due to the frozen moirture i th m, reelection for Coroner of Jack-
Exclusive dealers for Style
of centrifugal force, which is greater erly made, serves the purpose just as and in attemptingt j remove the i they son county, subject to prim aries
Plus clothes. Paulserud’s. 142-tf
when a body is riding with the tide in well.
are frequently torn at the comers. May 16.
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| the direction iu which the earth re­
This danger can be eliminated by
T hose w ho Travel—
volves, than when headed the other Water Supply for Private Garage hanging the clothes on wire coat- , Platform : Experience, personal
THE T R O U B L E OF
; way.
hangers of the kind used extensively a t\ention» economic m anagement,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles O’Brien, of
Rain water is ideal for use in auto­ by cleaners. The clothes are hung on Doing a substantial taxpayer I am
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mobile radiators, as it is free from the hangers, which are hung on the interested in the economical m an­
Safeguarding the Aerial
In Ashland yesterday. Mr. and !
most of the scale-forming chemicals line. To keep them separated evenly, agement of all county offices,
Frequently a single-wire aerial is and salts present i well and hydrant
Mrs. P. Tapfel were out-of-town I
JOHN A. PERL.
•. rung between the house and a near- water. Two convenient methods of a number of old yardsticks or laths arc
guests from Seattle. Among late
used,
holes
being
drilled
in
them
abou
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arrivals from Stockton included'
3
in.
apart,
and
the
hooks
of
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;• stori,. often breaks the wire or pulls are shown in the drawing. The upper
Mrs. Catelli and son. S. S. Schull j
I hereby announce myself as a
*. o..t of the support at the other end. figure shows how a half barrel may be hangers passed through the holes
JUST D IS S O LV E
before
they
are
hung
ou
the
line.
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candidate
on the republican tick-
was among late arrivals in Ash-1
■v good method of overcoming this arranged on a shelf inside the garage,
A N D D R IN K IT.
clothes
are
brought
in
on
the
hangers
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t,
for
nomination
at the coming
land last evening from Oakland,
’ rouble is to place an ordinary screen at a height that will permit the water
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A GREAT CONVENIENCE
Oregon. Visitors from Gresham
ioor spring between the end of the to flow into the radiator. A gutter is
AND OH, SO G
icr.al and the house. This will keep run along the edge of the roof and a usual discomfort of cold hands.
Included A. O. Ekstrom and wife.
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By virtue of my profession as
What, die World Is (Doing
The Metropole Jazz O rchestra
left today for Dunsmuir, where
they will play a dance engage­
m ent under the auspices of the
American Legion there tonight.
They will then return here in or­
der to give a dance at Jackson
Hot Springs.
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Copyright 1923 Hart Schaffner & Marx
Strong on style and quality in
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Spring clothes
Those are two uhohbies”
oi ours; smart style and
f i n e all wool quality.
There’s plenty of h o t h
here for Spring; the finest
foreign and A m e r iean
w e a v e s ; all the best
models; and values, too—
that’s another hobby o f
ours
$ 3 7 .5 0 to $ 5 0 .0 0
IT IS MADE
C n m
p a n y
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