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PAGK W'FM ASttUifft B A Itï ttötKfl« Monday, August 11, 10U4 "" y ■ r -r -i <■ « „ i l Red Star liner Belgenland will a r - ! for Europe soon . on a three Cleon Caldwell was a F ort Kla FOR KIWANIS MEETING I í», unfurnished except for rive in Honolulu next December • m onths’ vacation, came here eigh- m ath visitor yesterday. i. Staples Realty Agency. from San Francisco on a tour o f ' teen mouths ago opium was retail- WALLA WALLA, Wash., Aug. 291-tf the world. The vessel, 697 feet ing at $45 a tin, while cocaine and Leaving Tomorrow— 11-—A big tem porary kitchen is A Daily Chronicle of those who come and go, and events of FOR RENT: — Four room long and of 27,000 gross tons, will morphine were being sold almost Merrick Thornton and W ilbur to be built at the arm ory to pre local interest be one of the largest ships ever openly on the street of the city, house. Fo "or particulars see Mrs. Chapman, 1924 graduates of Ash- pare food fop those who attend yjisse Comes From Sky to make the world cruise. A i Tht Lane, Tidit in s at 4:30 P. M. e present price of opium is ‘ I land High School, plan to leave the Kiwanis’ convention here on ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ -» ♦ ♦ ♦ « ! M idafternoon And Routs ^second tourist liner, the C unarder $200 a tin. Every opium den in 291-6 e*arly tomorrow morning for Al August 25 and 26. A rrange B aseball Players H ere Friday— Franconia, will reach Honolulu Honolulu has been closed, off’.c- , In A utom otive Shop— berta, Canada. The two purchas- ments are being made to care for May 4, of next year, en route to ials say, and the drug traffic ha Sheriff Terrill wí . a business L. N. W oodside started work ed a second hand “ flivver” about about 600 at each of the two CARD OF THANKS DENVER, Aug. 11. — Hundreds j " an F ra n c isc o front th e O rient. visitor in Ashland It Friday. i this morning in the Automotive a month ago, and have been con- luncheons and two dinners to be , been reduced 75 per cent below We wish to thank our friends -______ Shop. 1 what it was at the b ’ g in n in g o f ditioning it ever since. The m a served there. Because a part of of curious persons have b e e n 1 end acquaintances for their kind viewing, at the Colorado State SPECIAL attention to AUTO 1923. chine is now stepping around with the programme is to carried out ness and assistance following the M„r „ , Here. a haae t „ a t i MOBILE Insurance; better term s Back from K irk— the best of them, and the boys at the luncheons and dinners it accident and death of our belov fell r e c e n l , near Elwell, Color- completed I,a p lan , for . „ A , “ and lower rates. Yeo, of course. Merrick Thornton and Barton | plan to leave before fu rth er was necessary to m ake arrange According to the Honorable ed husband, father and relative, Phone 21 & 274-J. 212— tf F ruelan returned late yesterday trouble develops. The will go up m ents to feed all the visitors in ado. tre a t,n g great excitement In , maneuvers, which are to he held Manuel Roxas. Speaker of the Percy C. Stratton. the surrounding countryside in Homnii - n . from K irk, which they made the the Pacific Highway to Victoria, one place. The portion of the meteor on cording to” word™ ac‘ j Phi!ippi“ e House of R< Presenta- Mrs. Sadie Stratton and family. VLaiti ng G randm other— mecca of a week-end trip. then travel East on Canadian ..... . . ! 1 rd re c e »ved from tives, w ho passed th ro u g h I!,.no Mrs. F. N. Stratton and family. exhibition here weighs tw e n ty 1 ashington. Lloyd Smith, of Keno, is in | iuju recently en route home after roads. They have no idea as to DEMOCRATS TO BACK 291-t* pounds and in size and shape re Ashland for two weeks to visit We deliver the goods— Detricks i when they will return. The schedule of . operations’ a visit to W ashington, Filipinos WALTON IN CAMPAIGN sembles a m an’s head. his grandm other, Mrs. Ellen Lu- 94-tf calls for the most extensive war ' are not going to be satisfied with m etor thundered out of tho man. Left Sunday M orning Oklahoma CITY, Aug. 11.— Ae s k The , In m ldafteruoon, routed par- i *" tT e“ ‘y In From Lake— , Marcia Marcia Mitchell, Mitchell, 126 126 Laurel form er Governor J. E. Waltor, tlcipanta In a baseball game, n a r. here from dan «■ " “ “ ' " yl" s ^ S‘re ln" " e'l i ' ,<' ™ I have a way all my own to fix Mrs- Rose and daughter, Jua- street, left for Portland on the continued to pile up a huge lead rowly mlaaed hitting a funeral 27 and r e m a lX a m “.hT“ ‘' 7 " , T '’ pre,,lcW" shoes for folks with broken down n ita> of G ranite street, and Con- 6:30 train Sunday morning. In over his nearest opponent, Rep procession and burled Itself In th e I to r more t h a ^ T ’ TV ’ ■ <» convene arches or sore feet. See the new , 8tanc© MacWilliams returned yes- the Oregon metropolis she will resentative E. B. Howard of pmnn.i nrxnw , K „ . , I re than a month. at Manila will pass a drasti d terday from Lake of the Woods, visit her son Jam es and his fam Tulsa, for the Democratic nom man at The Plaza Shoe Shop. which 1 "1 1 he approvefl schedule of plans ' maud on W ashington for early where they had spent the week. ily. A fter her visit, she will re ination to the United States sen church from which the funeral , for the 1925 operations calls for I liberty. 289-3t cortege was passing. the departure, early in J a n u a r y '___________ _____ __________ turn to Ashland. ate, leaders of the party declared In falling, the meteor made a of the entire A tlantic fleet foi l Complete line of Ashland Can In A shland— TOO LATE t o i ’i they “ would support the tick et” trail of gray-blue smoke and as it Guantanamo. A few of the older ‘ LASsIl ’k 94-tf R eturned F riday— Dr. Reddy, of Medford, arriv- ned Goods a t D etricks. in the election. in Ashland last night, and ex Mrs. Anna Zigler, who has been Governor Trapp, who took of proceeded downward sounded like battleships will be held back fo r' FOR RENT— By th e y ear, eigh pects to be here a few days on Linem an K illed__ i visiting in K irkford, Oregon, re- fice following W alton’s impeach a machine gun being fired at a the annual cruise of the Annapo- j room furnished house; garden distance. business. . l*s midshipmen. On February 25 with fruit; barn, pasture. Inquire According to reports received Girned to Ashland last Friday, and ment, refused to comment otlie»- The sky traveler appeared h ig h 1 the A tlantic fleet will here, Oabe Felcyn, 22, lineman for wl11 rem ain here indefinitely. She than to say: 291-¿lf start 668 North Main. in the heavens directly over a field: through the Panam a Canal A - " I will support the tick et.” H ealth giving whole wheat the California-Oregon power com reports an enjoyable time. in which a baseball game was in j two weeks’ problem will be work Modeiai Woodmen Meet bread at The Llthla Bakery. pany was killed by an electric progress. The players were first ed out by these forces Camp 65C5 meets this (Mon GRANTS PA SS TO ADD WOULD TA K E PRISON and those shock in Klam ath Falls last F ri attracted by the noise of the foil day) evening. Moose Hall. F. L. K lam ath Man H ere— CONTROL FROM GOVERNOR FARM COURSE TO SCHOOL of the Pacific Coast, while the day. He touched a high powered ing body and scattered for shel N utter, Councul. A visitor in Ashland on F ri wire, and was instantly killed. combined fleet is en route to San day was J. Percy Wells, superin SALEM, Aug. 11.— Taking the GRANTS PASS. Aug. l l . — The te r as it shot tow ard earth. Pedro. A fter a three weeks’ stay WANTED H ELP A i tendent of the Klam ath Falls Buys K lam ath R estaurant— Oregon state penitentiary out of G rants Pass school board last Whizzing through the air, the me n at port, the combined forces j energetic woman.— Qua’lty Ba’- schools. Mr. Wells left Friday R. A. Avery, proprietor of t h e ! the hands of the governor and night decided to adopt t l v Smith- teor swerved and embedded itself Wl go to San Francisco for ten-j ery & Dairy Lunch. 291-tf evening for Lake of the Woods, Nelda cafe, recently purchased Placing it under the m anagem ent Hughes agriculture course for the two feet in the ground near the days, leaving for Honolulu, April ! church. 1! F o r RENT— Six room bunga- where he will spend a short time. the GokJ^n Glow restau ran t, 712 the state board of control prob- local high school, and a three-year A score of men secured shovels June 7, shortly after tin c o n -' low, «Pick and span condition. Main Street, Klam ath Falls, says ably will be attem pted at the n e x t! course will be organized imme- V ining Tonight Beginning August 15th, clip th e Klam ath Falls News. Avery sessiou of the legislature, accord- diately. E. E. Elliott, director and picks and dug the aerial elusion of the maneuvers, the A t-, ■at I lantic fleet will steam for home ' ping necks for ladies and children plans extensive changes in the • in® to hold-over legislators who of vocational education training speeder from its resting place. Several days later a second sec-j On July 1 the battle fleet, twelve for Oregon, assisted in the organ will be 15c— Ashland Barbers. way of increased table space,, sp e n t,to d a y in Salem. tion of th e m eteor was discovered j of the navy’s greatest fighting ization. R. L. Morgan of Imbler, It was argued by these legis 289-et more advantageous kitchen a r embedded five feet in the earth craft, accompanied by the fleet Oregon, has been engaged as in rangem ents, th e installm ent of an lators th a t all other state in stitu on a ranch near Elwell. This base force, certain necessary un R ented H ouse H er e ■ ice machine, and a new name, tions are under the direction of structor. Forty boys will take piece weighed fifty-four pounds. its of the train and several light R. J. W hltton, of G rants Pass, which will be chose through a the state board of control, and the course the first year, it was A third segm ent was found on cruisers, will sail for A ustralia, there is no reason for m aking an estim ated. who is connected with the Postal prize contest. a farm six miles south of Elwell, where calls will be made at Mel exception of the penitentiary other Telegraph company, has rented shortly a fte r the discovery of the bourne and Sydney and at Well FL IE R S GOING ON; W ILL than for political purposes. the Luke bungalow on G ranite Round-Up Posters Hei- e ■ fifty-four pound section. The ington and Auckland, in New Zea NOT ABANDON FLIGHT street. A poster advertising the Pend third section of the celestial land. W ar problems will be w ork leton Round-Up, Oregon’s great FIRST) SH IPM ENT PR U N E S I body weighed only seven pounds. ed out en route. The fleet will REYKJAVIK, Iceland, Aug. LEAVES FOR CHICAGO HONESTY Is my POLICY. Yeo, frontier epic, was recieved by the The first meteor, weighing reach its Pacific Coast base again 1 1 -— W h ate v e r the obstacle or of course. 212— tf Tidings today. The big show is : tw enty pounds, was purchased by by September 1. perils, the American world fliers ROSEBURG, Aug. 11.— A car September 18, 19 and 20. Reduc * the Colorado State Museum and Admiral Robert E. Coontz, ♦ H ere Friday— ed rates are being made on all load of green prunes, the first to are going on, probably late next is on exhibition here. ♦ week. Commander-in-Chief of the Unit D. E. Yoran, Eugene postm ast railroads, and accomodations are be shipped this year, left Myrtle ♦ t ed States fleet, will be in full If the ice packs along the east er, stopped here a short time F ri reserved in the order received. In Creek early yesterday, consigned charge of all operations. He will ♦ day to visit postm aster Fred the past, those who failed to re to Chicago. Because of the poor ern coast of Greenland repel a BOB IS REPRESENTED Î IN T H R E E G ENERATIONS accom pany the b att,e fleet to Aus W agner. The Yoran party has serve accomodations have been m arket for dried fru it in the past landing, the planes will alight and 4 ______ j tra ila abroad his flagship, the Se-| <« been touring southern Oregon forced to sleep on park benches few years, one buyer announced refuel on th e open sea. 4 i * The only thing impossible is 4 COTTAGE GROVE, Ore., Aug. : att,e past few days. today th a t he would ship five car or stay up all night. the abandonm ent of the flight. V -— Any contention th a t the bob j loads each day next week. ---------- A Treo ♦ “ No conference was called to con Sweet cream for whipping and Buyers are paying $20 and $22 is declining in popularity is re- j In an eighteen m onth’s drive 4 Bath Brushes— McNair Bros. Product coffee— also fresh m ilk, always per ton for orchard run fru it de- sider calling off the flight,” Rear fuuted by the fact th a t a Cottage against drug sellers in Hawaii Admiral M agruder said yesterday. on Ice a t the Plaza. 239— tf Good A tten dance Indicated— Grove barber shop recently bob-* led by H. H. W outers, chief nar- i Uvered at the w arehouse in lug ‘ The flight has reached the first bed the tresses of three genra- cotic officer here, a record for the Advance registrations indicate ! box©s- serious obstable encountered — tions of the same family. V isit Oregon Caves— a good attendance at the fifth ’ ----------------------- “— United States in its campaign All gum reducing cor that is all.” Mr. and Mrs. G. L. G arrett and Oregon C hristian Endeavor sum OREGON READY FO R The three who appeared at the against the use of drugs has been sets arc litt1 latest dis L ieutenant Lowell Smith, com shop and left it with shorn locks established, books of the Federal P. O. Shirley return last night mer conference, to be held at FO REST AID FUNDS covery. m ander of the expedition, is de were Mrs. R obert A nlauf; Mrs. Court show. from a visit to Oregt Caves and Turner, near Salem, August 25 SALEM, Aug. 11. — The Mc- term ined th a t the obstacle shall A nluff’s daughter, Mrs. Scott, and report a big attend co yester to September 1. More reg istra In the last twelve months 307 aratex educer be overcome. Nary-Clark bill, providing for a day at the famous a b a c tio n . Mrs. Scott’s daughter Dora May. narcotic cases have come before tions have been received so far All are of Anlauf. Federal judges, with less than > than had been received at this federal appropriation of $2,500,- COOLIDGE W ILL TAKE 000 for reforestation work in co The grandm other added a m ar 1 per cent of acquittals. In all ‘ | Paulserud's suits sell for less. time last year. VACATION AUGUST 15 cel for good measure. operation with the various states, the cases only two defendants f V isitin g Slst'Y— were set at liberty: ther v.eri * In San D iego— was indorsed by the state board WASHINGTON, Aug. 9.— The Ruth York, one of the teach i three m istrials, and 302 d^fer 1 Mr. andi Mrs. E. D. Briggs and of forestry in session here Friday. ers a t the Evans Creek school, is W illiam Briggs, who are on their I Not m cre than >1.000,000 of this evening of A ugust 15, 24 hours i ants pleaded guilty, or wer? ee in Ashland visiting her sister d u r vacation, are in San Diego and ‘ appropriation would be available a fte r the Republican notification victed after a trial by jury. ’?•> ing her vacation. £y coops per cent of all narcotic Conv: • ; u are staying at the Hotel St. . tllis >'ear’ jt was stated by mem- ceremonies, was decided upon as HONOLULU, August 11.— To in the United States last year Jam es, according to word receiv- bera of the board. According to th e tim e of President Coolidges’ F. A. E lliott, state forester, Ore d eparture for Plym outh, Vt., for spend a w&ek in this port the were obtained in Hawaii. Madden sells Balloon tires. ed here. gon is in a position to take ad a ten-day vacation w ith Mrs. Coo training squadron of the Japanese, When W outers, who is leaving 246-tf navy, carring the 1924 class of lidge and th eir son, John. vantage of the provisions of this To S e a t t l e - midshipmen from the E tajim a Visiting H*>e— Mrs. L. N. Woodside, daughter bill when the federal fund is Naval Academy, will reach Hono Mrs. G ertrude Barclay, form er Adelle, and Mrs. W oodside’s par available. W EATHER FORECAST lulu December 7, according to The board also went on record Ashland resident, now of Los An ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Isbell, SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 11. — word received from Tokyo; Leav geles, with her daughter and son- of Council Grove, K ansas, went as indorsing the appropriation of The w eather outlook for Pacific ing Honolulu, the three first class in-law, Mr. and Mrs. George W il to S eattle Sunday morning for a $200,000 for wood lot develop coast states for the period August cruisers whicli comprise the ment, as provided in the same bill. loughby and son, of Calexico, and two weeks visit with relatives. 11 to August 16, inclusive: Gen squadron wilj sail for the Ameri This fund would be available for in company of Mr. and Mrs. A. erally fair in interior; consider S. Jamison, and E. C. Hitchcock, PE A R GROW ERS ATTENTION cooperation with the states in en able cloudy and foggy w eather can Pacific Coast. Among th e midshipmen who of Los Angeles, were here Sat Pick and deliver No. 1 Cannery couraging the establishm ent of along th e coast. Tem perature will make the cruiuse is Prince urday, visiting Mrs. Ella Mills. B artletts Monday, Tuesday, and wood lots on farms. will rem ain near normal. The Takam atsu, third son of the Em up to W ednesday noon. Must be fire hazard will remain high in peror and Empress of Japan. Milk and Cream whole sale and perfect pears, 2 1-4 inches in di BETTING ODDS TO BE the interior and m oderate on the 5 0 -5 0 IS FORECAST retail from certified herd— Lin- am eter, free from worms and immediate coast. C arrying 600 tourists, the huge iflgera Dairy. Phone 369-J. other defects. Final picking, in WASHINGTON, Aug. 11. — cluding No. 2s, one week later. On V acation— Senator P at H arrison of Mississ FRUIT ASSOCIATION. ippi who was tem porary chairm an Jim Elders, m achinist in the of the Democratic national con Ashland Garage, with h 's famliy L ose B icycles— - left at 4 o’clock this morning for For riding after dark with no vention, predicts th a t betting odds Tacoma, W ashington, where they lights on their bicycles, two Ash will approach 50-50 by election will spend two weeks visiting land boys lost th eir m ounts S atu r day, following discovery by the C h a r le s M . friends. They are m aking the day night. One was given back Republicans th a t New York and Schwab, who sees trip by car, and anticipate a most when the boy purchased a light, New Jersey are real battle wonderful future enjoyable time. for h i g h w a y and the other is still being held. grounds. "Mr. Davis will impress the transportation. The names of the boys were not country by the speeches he will In terestin g Game F ree taken by the police. m ake,” says the Mississippi sena Call a t Staples Insurance tor, “ and I am sure th a t his pro- agency and get “ INSURO” a very R eturned T his M orning— Interesting and instructive game A rth u r Peters, of the Ashland gressiveism will appeal to the Industrial Leader Confident reau of Roads, was demonstrated to thing for heavy duty nlghway mo for old and young. Free. fire departm ent, returned this W est. I am convinced that he New Type of Construction hare a road impact only one-fourth tor vehicles. E. T. STAPLES, that of solid-tired four-wheej ve “1 do not regard the motor bus morning from a week-end vaca will make a strong candidate, and - Will Revolutionize Use of hicles of like capacity in general and heavy duty motor truck as th a t the country will come to ap 71 E. Main 2t tion at Diamond Lake. Highway» as Complement use. The manner in which the load competitors of the rail lines, except preciate his fine qualities as a man and a leader.” Joint M eeting Planned— to Steam and Electric is distributed among the six pneu In segregated instances. It is thor Prospective bidders may see the matic tired wheels explains this oughly practical for rail lines to A nother joint meeting of the blueprints for the excavation of Lines. enormous decrease in impact, as use highway transportation systems Medford and Ashland chambers of the New Hotel basement at any well as the corresponding increase as feeders. It costs nearly $90,000 U. 8. BOARD O F TAX commerce will be held in Med time a t Enders Store, Ashland, in comfort and efficiency of the ve per mile to build and equip rail N N O U N C E M E N T that A PPE A L S 18 FORMED ford sometime in September and Ore. Charles M. Schwab has hicle. Tires 32x6 inches are used lines today. That precludes new construction except in highly prof this tim e the Ashland chamber entered the automotive in on all six wheels. LITHIAN HOTEL CO.' WASHINGTON, Aug. l l . — The Steam and electric railway mile itable territory, because the gross will furnish the chief entertain dustry. in the field of By G. M. Frost, Sec. 291-2tf United States board of tax appeals large capacity passenger age in the United States for sev revenue required for rail operation m ent.— Mail Tribune. has organized with 12 members, fr>aches and freight trucks, has at eral years has been showing a today is four times what it was te i P ayin g P roposition— out of a possible 28, the appoint tracted wide attention in automo- steady decrease. Coincident with or twelve years ago. Highwa- Prices Canning Co. McNair That it pays for the business ment of the rem aining members this condition, freight and passen transportation steps into thb , >Ue and transportation circles. Bros. men of this city to visit the mo being delayed. It has formulatod Development of a type of vehicle ger traffic are showing consistent breach, however, provides ta transportation demanded and give tor to u rist camp was amply prov rules for practice, which lim it the M sufficient capacity to permit of increases in volume. Isn’t that the kind of hosiery von want? flexibility which cannot be obtainn Band P r a c tic e T onight— economical and profitable opera- Solution of Problem en last evening. One of the local presentation of tax cases to a t In any other way. dan, and at the same time to re- In preparation for the band business men went down to the A ou can get it here in the famous Hole-proof With Intelligent use of highway torneys who have been adm itted 4uce road impact to a minimum, transportation offering the only so S treet R ailw a y S itu a tio n concert W ednesday night, the camp to se«| if th ere was any in brand. to practice in the supreme court of has been the real problem of bigb- lution of the problem, Mr. Schwab “Street railways are up agafntA Ashland Concert Band will prac formation he could give anyone, »ay transportation, according to was attracted to the motor coach the same problem as the steam rail the United States or the highest tice this evening. Director Carl and before he was through he AVe have a complete stock in fashionable col 14 r. Schwab. With a considerable and truck industry. court of any state, to* certified lines. Extensions for the develop Loveland announced today. Mr. sold over $25.00 worth of goods, ►mount of passenger and freight ors as well as black, white and cordovan. Buy In the past it has been the prac ment of new urban territory and o4 public accountants, and to tax Loveland requests t> it all band 1 w ithout any solicitation on his traffic available and a vast mileage tice of builders of motor busses gen ten for Interurban traffic are n* Holeproof and both your hosiery and money payers appearing for themselves el improved highways ready for erally to adapt truck design to pur longer practical, and the bus mus» . members attend the ractice this part w hatever. He had to come or as partners or officers of a will go further. •se, the problem of a thoroughly poses of passenger transportation be depended supon to do the job. evening, as several lew num up town to open his store, but it corporation. satisfactory vehicle has been for The six-wheel bus is a complete “With nearly 3,000.000 miles ol j bers are to be presented, and would seem th a t alm ost any busi- S ilk F u ll-F ash ion ed $ 2 .2 5 Acting Secretary of the Treas several years squarely up to auto departure from all precedent, em highways in the United States. &i Silk Send-F ashioned $ 1 .6 5 should be practiced. ness man would do the same ury W inston, addressing the motive engineers and manufactur bodying a number of features abso compared with about 250,000 miles Silk E xtra-Streteh Top $ 1 .7 5 ers. A six-wheel, pneumatic tired lutely new in this type of vehicle. of steam railroads and 50,000 miles thing, taking into consideration board, urged th a t appeals be Let ns till your pall with Swifts that this was new money th a t promptly decided, and th a t “ you •abide, driving and braking on four of electric railways, the vast oppor Experience of Railroads ?ear wheels which are assembled Silver Le»u lard. Costs loss than came w ithout effort.— Roseburg j should not perm it yourselves to tunity that has awaited the right | “When railroads first used four- type of highway vehicle is obvious." as a unit, is Mr. Schwab’s answer shortening. Goes farther and is News Review, , be jost in | nvolved and tedious wheel trucks under their cars, two- to the challenge. The new type of vehicle 1s being I more nutritions. Detrlcks. 94-tf -------- - law suits.” H e pointed out th a t wheel trucks became forever obso produced by the Six Wh«r| Corn I Remarkable Impact Reduction “The Quality Store” Cliff Payne Makes typew riter the board should become an ad- lete,’’ says Mr. Schwab. ’The new The new vehicle, in actual teBts type of six-wheel construction will, pany of Philadelphia. Mi. Schwab • Iho Tidlng’s Ads Bring Results tables. j ininlstratlve body to settle taxes. - eoaducted by the United States Bu in my opinion, accomplish the same is chairman of the board of direc tors of the company. Lioeal ■ P e rso n a l Jiotes GRAZED B Ï METEOR Paratex Reducing CORSETS and BRASSIERES P - R NEWS LETTER Six-Wheel Motor Coach Promises Vast Highway Transportation Development fJoleprtBfHosiery Beautiful Hosiery That Gives Long Service E. R. ISAAC & CO A