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AfifetÀftft ÜAtLi ítftfftfíá
üoeal ; P erso n al flotes
Born, Monday, July 21, 1924,
to Mr. and Mrs. George Helm, at
126 Church St., a son.
UNUSUAL EVENTS
Monday, July 2 Í, 1924
PRES. LANDERS VISITS
OBITUARY
ASHLAND NORMAL SCHOOL !
Daily C hronicle o f th o se w ho com e and
go, and even ts o f <>
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. M afM fet M. Ganiard was born
W .C.T.U. to Meet—
local in terest
' !' J. L. Landers, president of the ! ,n Hud9°n, Michigan, November
A meeting of the W. C. T. U. '
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9
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tta te normal school at Monmouth, I 23, 185°- the youngest daughter
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will be held a t the Library at V / W i n
!
AshIapd today paying an oi MarIe Somnies and R utherford
R eturned R ecen tly—
official visit to th e local normal B' Davidson.
2.00 o'clock Tuesday afternoon.! I
Take« R estaurant—
E. C. Payne returned to Ash-
To a representative of the Tid-
A f,e' the death of her m other
It was recently announced th at and the president announces th at
Organization of the LaFollette
land after attending the Elks Na- I Hal Cochran had take over the &
is de^ d
>ngs
Mr.
Landers
expressed
great
she
mad*' her home with a grand-
PRIMITIV’E WATER SUPPLY
tional Convention in Boston
!
-
tbe
campaign in Oregon is proceeding
satisfaction at the success of the ’«other and aunt in Augusta
i m anagem ent of the Tourist Home j „
SERVES CALIFORNIA TOWN with a rapidity never before
local normal school, and said that,' Ma,ne- later attending school in
Cookery near the Holmes grocery. Mc<,,ord w »ter B etter—
equalled in political movements
Suits, Suits, Suits at Paulser-
the attendance of 120 is splendid Boston-
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That tbe vegetable taste to the
SAN FRANCISCO, July 21 __
ude’s.
'n o t only, but that the character I 0,1 March 11, 1872 she was
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Complete line ot Ashland Can-1 f Ry drinking w ater which has Engineers of the Hydraulic Divis- according to A. M. Arnold, C hair
man of the tem porary La Follet-
of work being performed is high- Iliari^ d to Silas B. Ganiard of
ued Goods at Detricks.
y4-tf , “ the ruIe for the past week, ion of the Railroad Commission
te committee which consists of
In K lam ath F alls—
ly creditable to Supt. Brisco and J °nesvllle. Michigan.
Her bus
is now disappearing, and was recently discovered, during their
members from farm er, labor and
Genevieve Hensley, of A sh lan d .! To Newport—
all members of the efficient corps ' band Passed awav June 6 1906
caused by the low w ater in Fish , inspections, the most prim itive
other progressive groups.
went to K lam ath Falls recently;
p B
of instructors. The visitor also a fte r w'hich Mrs. Ganiard moved
lake, the w ater there, having re- w ater supply sy8tem serving any
Announcement o f 't h e organi
to visit her sisters. Pauline and ' NeWpOrt,
' ceded to
expressed satisfaction with the to Ashland. Oregon, .w here she
he will spend a
, t0 Ks f° rm er level before I comm"n ity in California in the
zation
of
the
tem
porary
commit
Georgeanna Clift.
la p ’d growth in attendance at the Bved until November 2, 1918
was bui,L
b u ilt
t u
town nf
T
month vacation resting,
Mr t . the dam was
The
w ater J town
of Chicaugita, Los
Angeles tee was followed immediately by
local school.
when she moved to California to
_ ! however, is pure as always, as it ' County, which is entirely inhabit-
i Sanger hopes
to
benefit
a response from scores of persons
Orree tailors for men
res. Landers will leave this Dve with her son.
! goes through the chlorification ' ed by Mexican families who a are
health at th e sea side.
who tendered their services in
women, upstairs over McGees
evening on his return . to Mon-'
Tw° months ago she returned
; Process at the w ater works in employed in the orange groves m
the coming campaign, says Mr
Woutb-
•
; ,o Ashland, hoping to regain her
sw eet cream for whipptog and 1 X 'n d e « “ " "
8“ '’er’ the vicinity. Each family, or a
Arnold. He says interest is by
W ent To Lake—
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! health, hut gradually grew weak-
vegetable taste group of two or th ree families,
Mrs. C. L. Loomis and Mrs. coffee—also fresh milk, always
no
means confined to farm ers and
will soon be entirely gone.— Mail constructs an underground cistern,
Atten.l
Pageant—
Pr and Passed away at the home
E. Caldwell were among the many j ° D 1C® at tbe Plaza-
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industrial labor, but is evident in
Dr.
and
Mrs.
W.
E.
B
lake
w
ere
!
~
h<?r d a u g h te r 0,1 Ju ly 16, 1924
UHUa,1i bUiR ° f cobb!es’ f as great a de8r’®e in professiona
Ashland resident a t Lake of the
She
leaves to mourn her passing.
(
hich
abound
in
th
at
section)
¡and
business
circles.
1 nnmg Ashland people who a t
Woods over the week-end. They; C a lle d A w ay—.
Mrs.
Louis W erth, Mrs H C
W hole-wheat bread fresh daily and lined with cement. W ater is
tended Robin Hood at the Fair
drove out Saturday afternoon, I D r' Mattie Shaw was called to
Arnold says that old party or
,
Wolcott,
of Ashland, Silas C. Gan-
at The Lithia B akery.,
G ro u n d s S a tu rd a y ev en in g . J. if.
2 i 3-tf j obtained from a pumping plant ganizations are cognizant of the
and returned yesterday.
’ Foos county Thursday by the ill-
i
iard
and
Oscar Ganiard of Ix»s
McGee. r is e ,3f th is city, was
and ditch system which is operat La Follette sentim ent; he points
° P8S OL h.e r SOn’ Who is suffering i Visit Shale City—
•Angeles, and Asa R. Ganiard of
among the spectators.
ed once a week. The cisterns are out th at each of the old parties
Flytox kills flies, 50c— McNair ; from f^Phoid fever.
, Litchfield, Michigan. Mrs. Gan-
Among the many visitors at , filled with w ater and are of suf- is
directing its attack, this early! E F F E C T IV E IN P R IN T E D C R E PE
Bros.
| is also survived by twelve grand
Shale City yesterday were Wil-I ficient capacity to supply the con-
in th e campaign, tow ard the La
. This unusually clever front-
. u " y W ° rk b egins on con-
B etter clothes for less money
c h ild re n and three great grand«
the v 4 T “„!(nyp & r f X acc7 i;j Slr“c,to" ° f
»'ant.
am Ehrke, Richard S ch reid er-1 sumers for a week’s time. W ater
at Orres.
Follette candidacy.
T o P ortland—
jchuldren.
The deceased was a
270-2* , Piter, Mrs. Mills, George L. C a r-1 1» dipped from the cistern by the
Speaking dates and other edu
Carl Loveland and Ralph Gill
,
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I nie" ‘ber ° f <he Methodist church.
' ey and family, Miss Ruby Pow- j old-fashioned method of a bucket
cational endeavors wil! not br
left Ashland by auto about 4 o’ H om e Y esterday__
shoi.'lder seams. Attached! There will be a called h
; «’ »neral services were held at
ell, Mr. and. Mrs. Fraley, Mr. j at tbe end of a rope. There are
Mrs. F. Henry, of Pioneer St., Ramsay and family. Many others 10» families in the neighborhood .arranged until the campaign coni
clock Sunday morning, headed
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tm ittee is thoroughly organized
for Portland. They expect to re who has been a p atient a t th e
v sued the shale holdings, but j who obtain th eir domestic w ater
on
W
ednesdav
at
»
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Tbe
Rev.
Jud-
tu rn In a few days.
#nd is in touch with La Follette size requires 4«^ yards
Community Hospital was suffi
Ic o f 'j b • - i m
I - h * ^ I k ! E v e r y o n e th a t’ can e “ P' I S°" ° Idfie'd officiated. Inter-
their names were not available. supply in this m anner
supporters throughout the state.
ciently recovered to return to her
urged
do
’ ment * “
Vtew
We deliver the goods— Detricks home yesterday.
Cemeterv.
A shland P ersons A rrested__
SH ASTA COUNTY W ATER
S c e n ts.
’
r,ce»
Blanche Hicks, Regent.
alleged stepbrother of
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John Freem an, aged 17, for
SU PPL Y GETTING LOW
DeAUTREMOXTS HELD
Let us fill your pall with Swifts eleven years a resident of Rose
CARD OF THANKS
No Band P ractice—
Silver Lear lard. Costs less than burg. now of Ashland, L uther
REDDING. Calif., July 21.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
_
EUREKA,
Calif.,
July
20.
—
There will be no band practice shortening. Goes fa rth e r and is Richards, a seaman on leave from ! So dry is th is season, creeks and
We wish to thank our friends
of the city band tonight as direct more nutritious. D etricks.
94-tf the U. S. Navy, and Lillian B e n -iditches supplying w ater to the Frank Case, 17, said by the au
j^o “ i lor . th( ir kindness
and sympathy
“ , LiC6n8e P'ate ‘"
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thorities to be a step-brother of
o r Loveland was called out of the
Ore.,
between
Ashland
and
,!Xtei»ded
to
us
in
the
illness and
son, of Ashland, were picked u p ! fa rmers under the Bee Creek the De A utrem ont brothers, who
-<ake
of
city on business, It was today an A nother from A lberta—
»ake
of
the
Woods.
Finder
di'a
t^
°
u
r
mother.
in Roseburg recently for investi Ditch and W ater Company sys
are wanted for m urder and train
For the seventh night straight,
nounced. Before leaving Sunday
leave at post office.
gation, says the News-Review. tem, near Ono and Gas Point, are
(73-2tf : Mr. and Mrs. L. L. W erth,
robbery
committed in Jackson
morning, Mr. Loveland stated he a car from A lberta stopped at the The girl claimed to be on her
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Wolcott.
now carrying only one-eighth of County was arrested here yester
HOR RENT— F u rn ish e d room
would probably be back in time Ashland auto camp Saturday way to Seattle to join her hus-.
Silas C. Ganiard.
the normal supply. The w ater day on a statutory charge. A le t
breakfast given, 300 Meade St.
for the concert W ednesday night. night. The machine was driven band who she said worked on a
Asa B. Ganiard,
m aster cuts down each landown te r addressed to his mother, Mrs.
by F. Lawrence.
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Osear
F. Ganiard.
boat running between Seattle and ers’ supply accordingly.
Paul De A utrem ont of Eugene,
HONBBTY la my POLICY. Yeo,
San Francisco. The two young
The Messelbeck reservoir th at Ore., predicting his arrest, was
o f coarse.
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men were accompanying her on stores w ater for the Happy Val found on his person.
Tourists at the Ashland camp the trip, but denied any improper
ley Irrigation District is running
V isited Caves—
ast n\ght from far-away states acts. They left Ashland on the low. It can supply the district
PERSIAN GOVERNMENT
Hugh Bates and Dan Bower- were T. Meroe, of Idaho; L G 15th.
with w ater only two weeks more,
MAKES FORMAL APOLOGY
man were two of the many A sh -! Cur«,U8> of Ohio; E. Anderson
for there m ust be left enough
WASHINGTON,
Jjily 21.__The
land persons who made the trip of Wisconsin; William Lahmnn
w ater in the reservoir to keep Persian governm ent has present
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the Oregon /Caves over the
-
of « » n o * : F. W eckerley
of’
alive the fish with which it was ed formal regrets to the Ameri
week-end. They left Ashland Pennsylvania; F. W. Rose,
stocked.
can state departm ent over the
abonut 9 o’clock Saturday night, North Dakota; H. M. Lee,’ of
slaying
of Major Imonie. Ameri
and camped about tw enty miles Montana, and C. Ding, of Colo
huckleberries ripe
can
vice-council,
fay a finitical
out of G rants Pass on the Cres rado.
NOW, SAYS H.AMAKER mob at Theran, in th at country.
cent City road. The retu rn trip
The Persian governm ent offered
was made In slightly under four
Cleaning, Pressing and R epair
T hat there will be a slightly to undertake any diplomatic ac
hours.
ing at P aulserud’s.
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better than average crop of huck tion with reason to placate this
leberries oil H uckleberry Moun government.
UNIVERSITY
of OREGON,
Anyone having part of a load Is Dct.aiii<><l—
tain this year, and th at the crop
SMART AND YOUTHFUL
Eugene,
July
21—
The problem
to be taken to Lake of the Woods,
Dr. G. G. Phetteplace, who has
W EATHER FORECAST
is a m onth earlier than usual was
of
the
small
church
and
the
telephone W hittle Transfer Co. been m Portland the past two
No one will question the youthful
SAN FRANCISCO, July 20__
th e statem ent today of S. C. Ha-
2 7 3 -lt weeks taking past-graduate work church in sparsely settled te rri m aker. According to him, camp-1 Tbe outlo°k is for continued fair grace and smartness of this frock of I
check silk in Scotch colorings. A
on the treatm en t of pyorrhea will tory came in for intensive discus ers are already picking berries
w eather in Calitornia, except for collar of plain satin bound with the
B errang is C aller—
not retu rn to Ashland until the sion on national missions day at
“ It is very unusual for berries considerable cloudiness near the material of the dress finishes the V-
J. C. Berrang, who with his end of this week. He is being de- the Presbyterian synod of Ore
u d v I on ?Fd n5ck-aad this idea is repeated
to ripen in Ju ly ,’ said Mr. Ha- coast, and for mostly clo oudy
on th e short sleeves. The jabot frill
wife, crossed the continent from ! tained by the nines of his wif« gon in session here.
probably local «£ tbeJ e i t Js,de 18 also of sa t'n. Below
m aker. “They are usually ready w eather with
Connecticut to Oregon by ox team , '
“ The small churches,” said about a m onth from now.
rains in W ashington and Ore the jabot dark buttons strike a sharp
arriving here in the spring, was
Rev.
L. L. Boyd of Baker, “ are
Madden sehs Balloon tires.
gon. Tem peratures will continue note of contrast in the decoratixe
scheme. Medium size requires 4 yar Is
a caller a t the Tidings office Sat
hanging on in the face of scant F IV E CH ILDREN A R E
near normal. The outlook for the b6-inch check and
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yard nl
urday and added his nam e to the
support. The national board of
B U R N ED TO DEATH fire w eather situation in W ash material.
gorwing list of readers. Soon a ft Back From School__
missions grants money to prom is
Pictorial Review Dress No. 27 ,
ington and Oregon favors a rela
Sizes, 34 to 46 inches bust and i i t
er th eir arrival, the B errangs de
ing
fields
ra
th
e
r
than
to
needy
W ebster W ertz, well known as
GREENVILLE, Pa., July 21.__ tively low hazard.
-0 years. Price, 35 cents.
cided to locate In Ashland and a debater when he attended Ash ones.”
Five
children
of
Fred
Hedglln,
all
The p l a n
rented< the first place on the other land high school, and who has
of
federating under nine years, were burned to
side of Jackson hot springs, been a student at Pacific Uni building8 dh r° U! h UDlt,ng ° D ( death When a
destroyed the r
where they are farm ing, while
building and m aintenance with home near here.
Two o tte r
versity, a t Forest Grove the past
their oxen are resting from the
eri
hC
R
den°
m
inations-
was
urg-
!
children
escaped
by
jum
ping from
two weeks, arrived here recently,
weary trip.
Forbes> of tbe second story window. The
stopping a short time before go <?a p 6Vj F W’
ban Francisco, who is engaged in fath er was away from home and
ing on to southern California
Cleaning, repairing and remod where he will 8pend the 8ummer mission work. This plan, it was the m other was w orking in the
eling promptly done at Orres months.
pointed out by ReV. John Mc- garden. The la tte r tried vainly
Tailor shop upstairs. Phone 64.
Dowell, of Philadelphia, secretary to rescue the children
of the Board of National Mis
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Office Supplies— McNair Bros.
By B E R T B A L L
sions. is encouraged by the Pres Enjoy Pageant—
Crop Im provem ent Service.]
A t th e Cave«—k-
byterian general assembly.
M >nner.s Announced—
Mr. and Mrs. Lee T uttle were \A Z H IL E a vast improvement has
Too Much C om petition
Among the many Ashland vis
been shown in all farming op
among the many Ashland resi
Due to the failure of the re
itors who yesterday saw the won
“The problem ,” said Dr. Mc dents who witnessed the presen erations, somehow the fanning mill
port to reach the proper party
BERNAAR.
paooemv
Dowell, ” i8 to prevent competi tation of Robin Hood at the Fair is not holding its own in popularity. ,. MAC
ders of the Oregon caves were F. the
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11UID
Ashland Tidings
did not re-
Seed
selection
lias
been
neglected
_MACFAPPEM<
B. Sankey, with Genevieve and I Port the winners in the best
tion in these sm aller fields. Com grounds Saturday night and were and while there is no doubt that j I®®™®®363533
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Frances Sankey.
o th e r visitors orated window contest
T petition may be th e life of trade, the guests of A. S. Rosenbaum, those who do select their seed of. ; Hackache is a common symptom
X T i r ? wM
ere Joi,n b -
to r‘
<» X
w , ,o but it may be the death of re-, of Medford.
th e variety best udapted to soil and: of many diseases. Very freauentivi
•C mate, who fan it until it is clean it Is very necessary to k n
Hgion. The national representa- j „
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K.‘ u B u X ' B e u r; T“ ckEe'r1,8J
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and plump; who test it for germina-.: cause
k
tlves of th e several churches • R eturned Saturday—
tion after having treated it with __ .
f° re 3uccessful treatm ent
SannderS’ 1 ^ ° SCh°eniger’ C,ark » » •n itu re " ^ ’^ ^ " ' ^ o o k &
agree on this policy of non-com -'
MrS’ JuHus K° ch ’ of Laurel formaldehyde or copper carbonate X b<! glVen' By th ls te r m b ack
petition
in
sparsely
settled
fields
I
Street’
re tu rn ed to Ashland Sat- for smut, always have a better yield. a c h e is usually m e a n t a lu m b a r
H llerter8^ L0Ul8e Ridl6y’ M arjorle prize’ and th e L ithia Bakery was
region of t t e
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thn
n„
i 1 urday
- a « er a vacation
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— several
better quality and consequently first0 ,begi.ning in
but
somewhere
along
the
line
'ey
WhnFaCe ? idleX’ AHen R id‘ aWarded 8ecoad Place in the con- there comes opposition and the Weeks in east«m Oregon,
where which^tte farm er 5 h° re USe evila first iu m b a r v e rte b ra a n d extend-
y. While a few parties made ■ test.
competition goes o n ”
"
Jo rm e rly lived. 8he vlsited «
^ t t ^
u . in °th ? th e 8plnc- T he pain m ay
U, in th e c e n te r of th e back, along
in overnight trip cf it, the ma-
“The Q uality Store”
Piwe’ Or on e ith e r one or both
Dr. W allace H. Lee, of Albany I
® Mayvil,e country.
easy and will bring great returns,
orlty left Ashland early Sunday
sides of th e spine.
Big sale on now of tailored to
pointed regretfully to ten n o n -'
lo rn in g , returning the same day.
a r ? hX larg e st n u m ber of backaches
order suits at Orres, with trousers
cooperating churches in the seven
a re due to stra in , fatig u e
and
free.
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' ¿ I t frombaIanCe’ S train m ay r e -
Pleating of all kinds at Orres.
ault from u n n a tu ra l posture
a
m ette presbytery.
“ i t seems a
P°°.r m u sc u la r balance, or a b n o r
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CounciI of America.]
“ Best in th e W est nothine R ’ r r ™ " 6*/101 t0 h&V6 tbe9e l u r c h e s
m a l abdom inal conditions such as
I HERE is no harder strain on
»
be«
to
th
e
u
X
S
ti
U
.
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g;
”
he
S“
'd
'
Vacation
« h
the
i the fiuman constitution than
obesity etc. o r T he Prolapsed
fatigue m organs
^be
btates J work“”1
baven t th e money to conduct the inactivity.
To sit in an office half
Tb® Rev. W. Judson Oldfield. ( «»id L. C. Nichols, of Oklahoma,
^•o d u ced by constant a ttitu d e in
Rh his family, left this morning | w'ben asked Saturday what he "
••
Speaking of work along your lifetime is a far greater strain
som e occupation, such as stooping*
on the vitality than a trip through
or Newport, where they will I thought of the auto camp Nich- the line of the railroad develop Africa,
' ob jecu “
° r by lift,ng heavy
or to the North pole. To
ment between Eugene and K la offset the evils of a sedentary life
pend three weeks. Mrs. L. ols has done (considerable
u n i T aDy cases th e m u scu lar b al
w art wood, an aunt, left yester- ing since he left h(s home state math Falls, he said: “ Two of there is no better exercise than
ance becom es a b n o rm al th ro u g h
S bv °th?r° ken arches of the fe*
lay fo r Portland, where she will I and declared th a t th e Ashland three communities along th e way swimming, as it brings into activity
ought to be organized, but we every muscle of the body without
re ,.„ v e» . There
he „„ Park. tor n atural
»X y lbe use of Poorly fittim r
any undue strain. The muscles of
a p ^ to
,Pain in these cases is
n°Hninf T VlC? 9 at the Congce- venience, was far ahead of any haven't the money to do it. Is it enthusiastic swimmers show an
,
a
p
t
to
extend
upw ard from the
tl nul church the next three ( other park of the
right for us to let a community even, proportionate development,
low er ex trem ity to th e back
“
outdoors’
reeks, according to Mr. Oldfield, j variety.
come into being with all the cen- swimming keeps the muscles
h a «n x8° mp in stan ces th e backache
h a s been so c o n sta n t or freq u en t
.s Ashland m inisters have arrang-
th
a t a n e u ro tic p atien t will develop
d a schedule so th at all may
Yin ì
-
! UU1 s startin
ia m i g religious work simp- umn, and corrects evils that arise
lnuCOnd tlOn ° f th e m ind th a t al-
,rM h
I-’ because «
,„ e , u n d .
iave vacations.
from the use of improper clothing.
¡¿Y x
®oncentra tlo n on th e back
at The Lithia Bakery.
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Rev- R- W. Achor of Wood-
Swim to health” should be the
w ith th e resu lt th a t th e pain will
be p resent w ith o u t a n y o th e r
8PECIAL attention to AUTO-j F ish in g Season Opens
! i “ ™’ expressed th e opinion th a t motto In hospitals, schools, sanita
riums, asylums, and every children's
c a u ,e . Such a ep ,„ c „
"
fOBILE Insurance; better term s
Joe W harton, who has earned
? W ° f the smaU churches were playground should be provided with
s ic h
SPlne' ” T re a tm en t, in
nd lower rates. Yeo. of course. the reputation as the greatest ' adequat'ft,y rae«tin g the needs of a large, shallow pool.
such cases, m ay be m ain ly g en eral
No man can keep his mind on
a n d should be directed tow ard re-
hone 21 & 274-J.
212— t f ; fishing liar on the c o a st this L COmmunity afi ,hp>' °» g b t to
o i^ b?®?Pes® whl,e enjoying a swim.
an d c u rin g th e neurotic
orning an
n o n n i« i th
♦».„*
be raeL Most 01
of the churches and thus d°os swimming help to
, 'm
morning
announced
a t the J I T
tendency. T h at is. th e e n tire n erv
steelhead (season on the lower 066(1 equipident; we can’t m eet P^ 5 er,Ve_mentaI balance as well as
NOTICE— REW ARD
ous system m ust be built up as
lower , community needs with
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m uch as possible.
Local tre a t
one- muscular
Union Savings & Loan Associa- Rogue has been officially opened.
■ JS® ,
uslty of being able to
®
e
a
ts
’
.
how
ever,
will
be of value
room
church.”
on of Portland, Oregon, offers Joe always declares the season
frigbtfully apparent to the
and should include electric light,
Dr. A. E. Caswell, of the Uni- drowning person, and the thousands
rew ard of twenty-five ($25.00) open
eat, m assage, vibration, etc.
f,8101!!8 hiS fir8t versity of Oregon, an elder, ex- “ aedlessly’ drowned" have' a poor
Som e b ackaches a re due to an
>r inform ation leading to the steelhead on a fly. He managed
uflam m atm n of th e nerves, anS
the opinion th a t with the t h e W a T ’ Sometne t0
f° r
•rest and conviction of persons to hook and land a four and a Pressed
. j
S p a r r e8f
Slmple n eu ritls
.
.
----------- has said there
in modern
leged to be circulating false ha,f p„uad6r oa Plerce „ „ ‘ “ ' J Srea‘
Is no such thing as fate. But
from
x 8» m u ItiPic n eu ritis
id derogatory rum ors concern- night on a March B row n « » o « .’ 1 tran sP°rtation, du t to good roads «trange stories could be told of per- sport, there is only one line to be diabetes
The ^ ’x , Iead’
or
g said Association. Statem ents ers fishing th ere also re n n rt , H i
the autom obile- » good bit of J?“ 9
^ ave bad a chance to drawn—the water level- and th«
x
T he a lc °hol an d lead
. . . . to have teen made are Ice.«. Quite a num ber „ ’ t i e Z
"b“ a
‘he
Ch" r<:hes ahzwei
’e“
-
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=
Ä
ä
.
—
»ciuseu n ana
terly false and fraudulent.
— —
• " ...................... .. llu ' had been don* «woar
»._____ •?fterwa.r d were drowned.
uy tn b e have been hooked. Up- a0 aMd ,o . . a ? ? ’ . 'I -
Tery busJ' «term in atin g
ion Savings & Loan A ssociation, per river flshinc- hno x«
D° need ^°r th© sm aller church « le aiapid.
for several » « i r . x..a _ <>n, good within easy reach of th e larger o ld ^C h to ii® ” 1 ¡5 18 w rong” * an « you__a_re Interested to Sw to,£tog where.
R- J. KIRKW OOD.
several weeks hut th e low er body
8aylcg’ and aPPlles
President.
fishing 4a
*- later.— G rants Pass
more to the art of swimming than p fe ¿ e yO^ i t e OIth e Ofv?’atter S« Pply’ aCUte tonsllltls" tooth Infection,
UlMÜfflülllüi
269-6 Courier.
to any other art.
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• • •
C O M M A N D ¡NG
OUR INTEREST
IA FOLLETTE
Semi-Annual
Clearance
S A LE
• > oil Can’t Afford to Miss This
GREAT CLEARANCE SALE
Bargain in every Department—Silks_
A ool Goods—Wash Goods—Draperies
all Reduced—Buy Now!
Women’s Coats Reduced 1-2
CLildren s Coals Reduced Î-2
!>y,die
Father^/
Physical
Culture
Vi omen s Silk and \\ ool Dresses
Reduced 1-2
Women’s Dress Skirts Less 14
Women’s Wool Sweaters Less 14
E. R. ISAAC & CO.
Swim to H ealth
Clean
Sweep
SALE
of dry goods and garments
all this week at
The Tiding** Ads B rin g R esu lts
Where a number of porann» ape
gathered together to qajgy this
e s« « «
causative
condition.
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