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l e g io n To M eet—•
T h e re w ill be a special call
m e e tin g of T he A m erican Legion
a t th e A rm o ry T u esd ay ev en in g ,
A u g u st 26, a t e ig h t o ’clock.
D r. W. J. ^ r a n d a ll.
C o m m an d er.
L o c a l a P e rs o n a l J'iotes
A D ally C hronicle o f th o se w ho com e and go, and even ts of
local Interest
In A shland—
H om e Prom V acation—
I. W . P a r m e r of H ilt w as in
Mr. a n d M rs. J . E. A ngw ine re-
A sh la n d to d a y on b u sin ess.
| tu rn e d S u n d a y from a th re e w eeks
trip to s o u th e rn C a lifo rn ia .
K ia n L e c tu re , A ug. 27, A rm o ry .
300— tf
L a d les an d c h ild re n ’s h a ir c u t
tin g .
P o w d er P uff B e a u ty P a r
Spend W eek-end—
lo r-
2 9 3 -tf
Mr. a n d M rs. L ee P ifie ld sp e n t
th e w eek-end in M edford v isitin g
C leaning a n d p re ssin g a t O rres,
w ith frie n d s a n d re la tiv e s th e re . P h o n e 64.
300— tf
Cars R egistered—
M ark in g a d ec re a se in a u to re g
is tra tio n s , over one h u n d re d c a rs
re g is te re d S a tu rd a y an d S unday.
T he re g is tr a tio n s have been fa ll
ing off all o v er S o u th ern O regon
a c co rd in g to re p o rts from pap ers. .
£0". : i,°lte "ame- diin t
C o m p lete lin e of A sh la n d Can f
aed G oods a t D e tric k s.
9 4-tf
D ance H ot S p rin g s Sat. n ig h t.
301-2
K ian L e c tu re , A ug. 27, A rm o ry
300— t f
K ian L e c tu re , A ug. 27, A rm ory.
R eturns from Lostine—
M iss E lsie A llan of A sh lan d ,
w ho h a s been sp e n d in g th e sum -
m e r w ith re la tiv e s in
L o stin e,
O regon, re tu rn e d to h e r
hom e
S a tu rd a y a fte rn o o n .
Go To I^tke——
M isses R u th O sm und, C alla Bei-
gel, E lsie A le x a n d er, O eorgie C of
fee a n d E m m a J e n k in s m ade a trip
to th e L a k e of th e W oods S u n d ay
to spend th e day. T hey re p o rte d
th a t th e ro a d s w ere f a ir a n d th a t
th e y h ad a v ery p le a s a n t trip .
in
M oving p ic tu re s a t band sta n d
L ith ia P a rk to n ig h t. F R E E .
303-1*
300— tf
w as fined $25 a n d costs, an d C.
F O R R E N T : — 3 room fu rn is h -
R. R u sh w as fin ed $50 a n d co sts ed a p a rtm e n t.
Close in. A d u lts
w hen th e y p lead ed g u ilty to h u n t- OT1liy-
P h o n e 4 4 0 J.
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ing in th e A sh la n d c re e k w a te r-
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shed.
R E \ T : — E ig h ty a c re
T he th re e m en had n o t been
ReVen mI1“ ®a8t ° f A sh ,an d
h u n tin g in th e w a te rsh e d b u t On P acific h ighw ay. F o r in fo rm a -
fell la s t m o n th fro m a 120 fo o ti COLORED WOMAN L E A D E R
Our Phone 82
p
u rs u e d a w ounded buck in to i t . 1 fl° n 3PPy tO M ollie lo n g e r , 45
cliff in R a n ie r N a tio n a l P a rk .
,
W ARNS AGAINST NORTH
Hain . P laza
Ashland
3 0 3 -1 0 '
T h e d ism issa l of th e bigam y
-----------
C. R. R u sh w as fined fo r h u n tin g H e lm a n St. A sh lan d .
c h a rg e re s u lte d from th e in a b -j
CHICAGO, A ug. 25.— A w a r n in th e w a te rs h e d an d fo r k illin g
illty of th e S ta te to lo cate th re e in g fo r n e g ro e s of th e S o u th to a d e e r in a g am e re fu g e .
of J o r d a n ’s a lle g ed w ives a s w it re m a in th e r e a n d n o t o v ercro w d
nesses.
th e N o rth w as issu e d by H a llie Q. SIX DAY SEARCH
B row n, p re s id e n t of th e N a tio n a l
IS FRUITLESS
A
sso c ia tio n of C o lo red W om en, a t
LUBRICATOR AWAITS
S E A T T L E , A u g u st 25 — Six
FOR SOME CLAIMANT a co n v e n tio n held h e re .
Feed and Groceries
‘‘B ecau se of th e
h a z a rd s
to d ay s of th e m o st d illig e n t s e a rc h
The Price is right
If an y o n e a ro u n d A sh lan d h a s h e a lth a n d m o ra ls ,” sh e sa id in ing an d w ith ev ery k n o w n m ean s
lo st a lu b ric a to r fro m a ste a m h e r w a rn in g , “ it behooves u s to e x h a u ste d h a s fa ile d to lo ca te any
Canning P e a r s ...................
...$ 1 .2 5
b o ile r, It is w a itin g a t th e A sh g u a rd a g a in s t o v e rc ro w d in g th e tra c e of C h a rle s
S eab o rn ,
ex
Canning Peaches . : .................
........... 50 V
lan d police s ta tio n to be c la im N o rth e rn S ta te s by s te a d y im s h ip b u ild e r, w ho d isa p p e a re d from
Grapes,
per
lb
...........................
........... 10
ed.
m ig ra tio n of o u r p eo p le fro m th e th e y a c h t T enino T u e sd a y n ig h t.
We
Deliver
T h e lu b ric a to r, e v id e n ta lly from S o u th .”
D ra g g in g o p e ra tio n s w ere con- I
Phone 214
a b o ile r o r pum p, w as fo u n d la s t
under
S he a lso u rg e d t h a t th e co lo red tin u e d th ro u g h o u t to d a y
353 E. Main Street
n ig h t a t th e "h o b o ju n g le ,” or w om en see t h a t
b u ild in g
a n d th e d ire c tio n of H e n ry G. S eaborn '
h a n g o u t of flo a te rs . I t h ad ev i s a n ita ry codes in t h e ir c o m m u n i p io n ee r s h ip b u ild e r an d b ro th e r of i
♦ >>»»>>>«
d e n tly been sto le n by som e itch y - tie s w e re rig id ly e n fo rc e d . T h e ir th e m issin g m an. T he T en in o had ;
fin g e re d m em b e r of th e w a n d e r clu b s sh o u ld m a k e a c tiv e c a m been c h a rte re d T u esd ay n ig h t by j
ing g e n try , w ho le ft it a t th e p a ig n s in b e h a lf o f p u b lic h e a lth , S eab o rn fo r a pjtrty.
“ju n g le .”
sh e said.
Murphy El ec. Co.
Frazier & Son
LONDON MAY B E FR E E D
OF COAL FOG NUISANCE
SHIPSTEAD SAYS
FARMERS FOOLED
Buy
Your
New
—.S E A T T L E , A u g u st 25— A m e r
LONDON, A u g . 2 5 .— E n g la n d ’s ican fa rm e rs , “ lik e a m y ria d of
re p u ta tio n a s a c o u n try of sm o k y bees, a re being fed s u g a re d w a t
c itie s a n d fo g -la d e n a tm o s p h e re e r in th e fo rm of in c re a se d w h eat
jm ay soon be a th in g of th e p a s t, p rices to k eep th em from s w a rm
if sch em es now p ro je c te d by th e ing to th e c a n d id a c y of La F o l
G o v e rn m e n t fo r co al c a rb o n iz a le tte ,” d e c la re d H e n ry S h ip ste a d ,
tio n on a la rg e s c a re a re su ccess of M in n eso ta, in o p e n in g th e p r o
g ressiv e p a rty c a m p a ig n h ere.
ful.
T h e s p e a k e r d e c la re d th a t th e
In a r e p o r t issu e d on th e s u b
re
p
u b lic a n p a rty
w as c la im in g
je c t it is s ta te d th e old p ro b le m s
c
re
d
it
fo
r
th
e
in
c
re
a se in w h eat
of coal c a rb o n iz a tio n h a v e been
so lv e d a n d t h a t th e G o v e rn m e n t p rices. “ T h e p a rty , w o rk in g w ith
lias decid ed on th e ra p id d e v e lo p th e m oney in te re s ts , is a id e to
m e n t o f coal se am s s u ita b le fo r b lo at th e p rices, a n d th a t is th e
c a u se of th e in c re a s e s ,” said Mr.
c a rb o n iz a tio n .
i S h ip ste a d .
A s to ria — W o rk b e in g ru sh e d
on p a v in g s tr e e ts on frin g e of old
b u rn e d a re a s .
Sales of Your
Surplus Articles
Is the wood-shed cluttered up with
equipment which has a value to
somebody, but is worthless to you?
Is the store-room or attic filled with
articles which are not in use?
Make a quick disposal of these sur
plus articles by using a classified
advertisement in
The Tidings
■)
Corset
ESPER ANTO GAINS
!
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V IE N N A , A ug. 25. — F o r ty
„
THE W RATHER
_
c o u n trie s w e re re p re s e n te d a t th e L . e p o rt f<)r tllfi la st 24 h o u rs: i
r e c e n t S ix te e n th I n te r n a tio n a l E s M a x m u in - 9 6 i M inim um , 62; Set
M axim um , 84.
p e ra n to C o n g re ss h eld h e re .
T h re e th o u s a n d d e le g a te s a t
te n d e d , a n d , b e sid e s th e u su al FIN A L PLEA FOR
MERCY BY DARROW
c o n g re ss, d isc u ssio n s, th e r e w ere
tw o p e rfo rm a n c e s of a p lay in
(C o n tin u e d fro m P a g e 1 )
E s p e ra n to .
“ A s p ro m ised b e fo re th e tr ia l, '
Quick
property on the deal a t $4500.
lighten the task.
This costum e could of course be
copied In silk instead of velvet, if
desired. O ne of th e new ribbed
silks, tike Cote C e n ta u r would be
appropriate.
M ilk a n d C ream w hole sa le and
E xam ine Lava B eds—
re ta il fro m c e rtifie d h e rd — L in-
Dr. J. B. H o rn e r, p ro fe sso r of
K ian L e c tu re , A ug. 27, A rm o ry in g ers D airy . P h o n e 396R .
h
isto
ry a t O.A.C., a n d one of th e
300— tf
m o st e m in e n t h isto ria n s in th e
E a s tm a n
K o d a k s — >McNair
U
nited S ta te s,
passed
th ro u g h
H ere from Pasadena—
B ros.
w
ith
his
fam
ily
S
a
tu
rd
a
y
a fte r
M rs. Van Nice of P a s a d e n a ,
noon
on
th
e
w
ay
to
K
la
m
a th ,
fo rm e r A sh la n d re s id e n t, is in R eturns To H om e—
w h ere in c o n ju n c tio n w ith m an y
A sh lan d v isitin g a t th e hom e of
Mrs. M ay T u c k e r of W illa m e tte
M rs. B e rth a S m ith on G ra n t St. V alley, w ho h a s been v isitin g a t o th e r p ro m in e n t people th e y w ill
ex p lo re th e old lava beds in th e
th e hom e of h e r m o th e r, M rs.
L e t us fill y o u r paii w ith S w ifts S a ra h B oots an d h e r s is te r, Mrs. Modoc reg io n .
S ilv e r L ea: la rd . Co 4 less th a n W ill H e d ric k , r e tu r n e d T h u rsd a y
s h o rte n in g . Goes fai ie r a n d is e v e n in g to h e r ho m e a f te r a s h o rt Returned to H om e—
Miss L illia n W ilk in s, w ho h a s
m o re n u tritio u s . D eti ks.
94-tf v isit h ere.
been v isitin g re la tiv e s h e re fo r
th e p a st few days, re tu r n e d re
H e a lth g iv in g w hole w h e a t
M oving p ic tu re s a t band s ta n d
c
e n tly to h e r hom e in D u n sm u ir.
b rea d at T h e L ith ia B a k e ry .
in L ith ia P a r k to n ig h t. F R E E .
SHASTA SCHOOT, BOND
303-1*
ELECTION REVERSED
H om e fro m V isit—
R eturn H o m o -
M iss A lice P a tte rs o n , w ho h a s
M r. a n d M rs. W ill D odge a n d
R E D D IN G , C al., A ug. 25. —
M adden se lls B allo o n tire s .
been
v isitin g h e r s is te r, M rs| E l An e le c tio n in th e U nion School
M rs. H. C. G aley r e tu r n e d S u n
2 4 6 -tf
len P a y n e of D u n sm u ir, h a s r e D is tric t a t w h ich bonds of $2,000
d a y e v e n in g fro m P o rtla n d w h ere
tu rn e d to h e r hom e in A sh la n d .
th e y h a v e been v isitin g fo r th e R eturn From P ortland—
w ere v o ted fo r th e p u rp o se of
p a st w eek. T hey w ere ac co m p a n
b u iid in g a new school h o u se w as
H. R. P re n tic e , H. A. S te a rn s,
ied by M rs. D o d g e’s s is te r, M rs. P. S. P ro v o st, A u g u st S c h u e rm a n , W rites Of C aves—
u p se t in th e s u p e rio r c o u rt yes
R. C. M cM illan, w ho w ill s ta y E m il P e ll a n d W . H. M cNall w ere
Jo se p h in e H. F o rn e y ’s w eekly te r d a y in a n a c tio n b ro u g h t by
h e re fo r so m e tim e. T hey r e p o r t am o n g th o se w ho a tte n d e d B u y ers f e a tu re in th e S u n d ay O reg o n ian J o h n L u tz , a la rg e ta x p a y e r of
ed a v e ry p le a s a n t trip .
E r r o r s w e re fo u n d
W eek in P o r tla n d a n d w ho have th is S u n d ay d e sc rib e d th e ro ad to th e d is tric t.
and
th
e
b
e
a
u
tie
s
of
th
e
Jo
se
p
h
in
e
in th e m a n n e r of c o n d u c tin g th e
r e tu r n e d fro m th e city.
Caves.
S u p e rlite a u to fin is h ; g u a r a n
e le c tio n .
T h e case n e v e r w ent
te e d — H u g h e s, P e ll’s C o rn er.
to tr ia l, th e a tto rn e y s c o n se n tin g
B e a u ty S p e c ia list— No ch a rg e s.
L eaves F o r N ew p o rt—
298— tf F re e tr e a tm e n t a t E lh a rts .
by s tip u la tio n to a ju d g m e n t th a t
Mr. W . A. S h ell, d e p o t b a rb e r, u p se t th e bond electio n .
303-1
le ft M onday a fte rn o o n fo r N ew
FOR S A L E :— T he old e s ta b
lish e d b u sin e ss of C. L . L oom is on To Lake—
p o rt w h e re he w ill sp en d a w eek.
KLAMATH HUNTERS
th e B o u lev ard . T h is is a s p le n
M r. a n d M rs. F . D. W’a g n e r, Mrs. S hell, w ho h a s been v is it
WAIT FOR SEASON
d id lo ca tio n a n d good p a y in g a n d M r. a n d M rs. G. G. E u b a n k s ing th e r e fo r th e p a st twTo w eeks
K LA M A TH FA L L S, A ug. 25.—
b u sin ess.
T h e S to re , R esid en ce m ad e a trip to th e L a k e of th e w ill r e tu r n w ith him .
W
h
ile h u n te r s n e a r A sh la n d a re
a n d sto ck of goods a re o ffe re d as W oods S u n d a y , r e tu r n in g la te th e
o u t s c o u tin g a ro u n d fo r d eer, lo
a w hole a n d w ill not be s e p a ra te d . sa m e ev en in g . T hey r e p o r t th a t In Town—
cal
s p o rtsm e n m u st w a it u n til
M ilton F r a n k lin w as in tow n
I f In te re ste d call on J . P. D odge, th e ro a d is in fin e c o n d itio n . Mr.
S
e
p
te
m b e r 1 b e fo re th e y clean th e
a t an e a rly d a te .
302-2 a n d M rs. A. E . K in n e y a re also fo r a s h o rt tim e to d ay fro m th e
cobw
ebs
fro m th e ir g u n s an d ta k e
a t th e la k e a n d ex pect to re m a in S k y lin e m in e a n d re p o rts t h a t to th e w oods.
topped in A shland—
th e y h a v e se v en te en m en a t w ork
th e re fo r se v e ra l days.
K la m a th c o u n ty is in clu d e d In
M r. an d M rs. C. L. L a th ro p of
a n d a r e ru s h in g w ork on th e m ill.
gam e d is tr ic t n u m b e r tw o, w hich,
e rk e le y , C al., sto p p ed in A sh
H av e a ta lk w ith B lancho B eau
b
ecau se th e fire h a z a rd w as d e e m
Start E x c a v a t io n -
la n d S u n d a y e v en in g on th e ir w ay ty S p e c ia list— a t E lh a rts .
ed
to o g re a t, w as o rd e re d held
to P o rtla n d , S e a ttle
and
V an
W o rk w as s ta r te d to d a y on th e
303-1
In
closed
seaso n u n til th e f ir s t
co u v e r, w h e re th e y w ill sp e n d th e
ex c av a tio n on th e old M ills p ro p
of
S
e
p
tem
b
e r.
n e x t w eek.
T h ey v isite d w ith
P a u ls e r u d ’s s u its sell fo r I obs . e r ty w h ich is th e s ite f o r th e new
M rs. L a th ro p ’s s is te r, M rs. A. N.
to u ris t h o te l. M r. T. L. Pow ell
H u m p h re y of B S tre e t. T h ey r e H om e F ro m R ed Bluff—
has c h a rg e of th e w o rk , w hich is
sum ed th e ir tr ip e a rly M onday
p
ro g re ssin g q u ite ra p id ly .
T he
M rs. J . D. D u n c a n , of A sh la n d ,
m o rn in g .
b
u
ild
in
g
s
h
av
e
been
rem
oved.
a c co m p an ied by M rs. M ary Tip-
ton a n d Mr. a n d M rs. R. L. S n e ll
K ia n L e c tu re , A ug. 27, A rm ory. ing of S alem , re tu r n e d re c e n tly Returned From V isit—
300— tf from a trip to R ed B luff, w h e re
M rs. C. V. B eeler a n d d a u g h
te
rs
, M rs. M erle R ob in so n and
th e y a tte n d e d th e fu n e ra l of Mrs.
M ake a p p o in tm e n t a t once w ith D u n c a n 's b ro th e r, Mr. L ouis W in M rs. H a rry E. S m ith r e tu r n e d S a t
B e a u ty S p e c ia list— E lh a rts .
te r. Mrs. S n e llin g is a s is te r of u rd a y fro m a tw o w eek s p le a su re
303-1 Mrs. D u n c a n ’s. T h is w as th e ir tr ip as f a r s o u th a s San Jo se,
f ir s t v isit to A sh la n d a n d th ey P e ta lu m a a n d o th e r bay cities.
F rom Topeka—
w ere d e lig h te d w ith th e city. Mr. T hey v isited a n a u n t a t A lam eda,
Mrs. M ay T ib b e tts of T o p ek a, a n d M rs. S n e llin g a n d M rs. Tip- and sp e n t one n ig h t in P e ta lu m a ’s
K a n sa s, h a s been a b u sin e ss v is to n re tu rn e d to Salem to day.
fin e new to u r is t h o te l. T hey r e
ito r in A sh lan d fo r th e p a s t few
p o rt a w o n d e rfu l trip .
d ay s. She is v ery m uch pleased
M rs. A u d re y T ro b ee of San
w ith th e a p p e a ra n c e of th e city F ra n c isc o h a s opened h e r b e a u ty ‘HUMAN GORILLA” DIES
a n d d e lig h te d w ith h e r h o tel q u a r shop in th e M ills b u ild in g . Call
A F T E R FIGHTING TRUSTY
te r s a t th e A sh la n d h o te l. In c i 103 fo r a p p o in tm e n t.
2 9 7 -tf
d e n ta lly Bhe h a s sold h e r tw o lo ts
C A N Y O N C IT Y , C olo., A ug. 25.
in th e R a ilro a d a d d itio n th ro u g h
—
P riso n o ffic ia ls to d a y a re in
From Seattle—
th e B illin g s A gency.
v
e
s
tig a tin g th e c irc u m sta n c e s of
M r. a n d M rs. E dw in P e r ry and
Mr. an d M rs. F re d H o rtz of Se th e d e a th of A n to n io N e ro n i, 26,
K ian L e c tu re , A ug. 27, A rm o ry .
a ttle a rriv e d in A sh la n d S a tu r sla y e r of fo u r c o u n try m e n , s e rv
300— tf
d a y e v e n in g a n d a re v is itin g a t in g a life se n te n c e h e re , w ho w as
th e D o ran hom e.
M r. P e r ry is found dead in h is cell y e ste rd a y .
M oving p ic tu re s a t baud s ta n d
T h e body b o re tra c e s of a b e a t
the uncle to M rs. J a m e s
H.
in L ith ia P a r k to n i h t. F R E E .
in
g a d m in is te re d by J a c k R o b in
an d T. F . D oran of th is city. T hey
.
'
303-1*
son.
a tru s ty .
a re v ery p lea se d w ith O regon and
T
h
e
f ig h t o c c u rre d w hen N er-
a re v e ry e n th u s ia s tic a b o u t C ra
Purchased Property—
te r L ake.
F ro m h e re th e y w ill I o n i- k n o w n a s th e “ h u m an g ° r '
W . R. L am b, w ho re c e n tly p u r
v isit th e J o s e p h in e C aves, r e tu r n - 1 *P a ’ m enaced v isito rs to th e in-
c h a se d th e F o rb e s p ro p e rty on
ing hom e by w ay of th e C o lu m -! sa n e w a rd - R ob in so n in te rfe re d ,
G ra n ite s tr e e t in exch an g e fo r his b ia H ig h w ay a n d e a s te rn W ash-1 N ero n i d rew a k n ife ’ a n d a fig h t
fa rm n o r th of Gold H ill, h a s p u r
in g to n . M r. P e r ry is a c le rk in e n s u e d -
c h a se d th e R oss F. B a n k s se rv ic e
th
office a a t t S
s » e a « ttle
ttio :
\
s ta tio n on th e h ig h w a y a t R ogue ! e , r e c o . . r d e r ’s uuiue
EIGHT W IV ES ’--------
BUT
T tlv er t u r n in or f b o
. a n d M r- M ortz is a fo re m a n on th e 1
w i v e .» m i
R iv e r, tu r n in g th e G ra n ite s tr e e t r a ilro a d
ESCAPES BIGAMY TRIAL
T h e p u rc h a s e
in clu d e s serv ice
LONG B E A C H , A ug. 25.— J o h n
A sk y o u r g ro c e r fo r M rs. Bon-
s ta tio n , g ro c e ry s to re , g a ra g e , c o t
A. J o rd a n , said to h a v e been
ta g e s a n d so m e irr ig a te d b ottom a r ’s h o m e-m ad e sa la d d ressin g . m a rrie d e ig h t tim es, w as ex o n
296— lm o *
lan d fro n tin g th e P acific h ig h
e ra te d of a b ig am y c h a rg e w hen
w ay, in v o lv in g
about
$10.000.
'
a rra n g e d in c o u rt h e re , b u t w as
T h is d e a l w as re p o rte d by th e E.
S P E C IA L a tte n tio n to AUTO- rep la ce d u n d e r c u sto d y w h ile an
E. P h ip p s R e a lty A gency.
M OBILE In su ra n c e ; b e tte r te rm s , in v e s tig a tio n of th e d e a th of h is
a n d lo w e r ra te s . Yeo, of co u rse. I la s t w ife. S aide K e ssle r J o rd a n .
Cilff P a y n e m a k e s cu p b o a rd s. P h o n e 21 & 2 7 4 -J.
212 tf j i3 b ein g c a rrie d on. M rs. J o rd a n
'
PERCOLATORS
R e tu rn to H om e—
Ed S ta n n a rd and w ife le ft to
day fo r th e ir hom e in V an N uys
Home From A laska—
a f te r an ex ten d ed v isit h e re w ith
Mr. W ill c . C o u n te r re tu rn e d
re la tiv e s.
T hey have been s ta y
S a tu rd a y
n ig h t fro m
A la sk a,
ing a t th e h em e of M r. a n d Mrs.
w h ere he h as been v isitin g since
A. M. B eaver, p a re n ts of Mrs.
th e f ir s t of J u n e .
S ta n n a rd .
To Give C ourses—
M rs. R ose R o b in e tte , w ho a t
ten d e d classes in tu b e r c u la r w ork
in P o rtla n d in J u n e re tu r n e d w ith
m uch v a lu a b le k n o w led g e in th is
w o rk a n d h a s given som e in te r e s t
ing ta lk s in c o n n e ctio n w ith it.
She w as s e n t to t h a t p lace b>
th e J a c k s o n C o u n ty P u b lic H e a lth
A sso ciatio n a n d s tu d ie d se v era l
p h a se s of th e w’o rk . She in te n d s
to give in s tru c tio n in t h a t w ork to
in d iv id u a ls la te r.
O th e r com
m u n itie s h av e a lre a d y a sk e d her
to com e and w ork w ith th em .
know
Electric
94-tf
Crater Lake V isitors—
Mr. a n d M rs. R. E. D e tric k ,
M r. a n d M rs. L. R. C oom be and
d a u g h te r, E le a n o r, jo u rn e y e d to
C ra te r L a k e S u n d ay , r e tu r n in g by
If you h av e an y old h e a te rs ,
w ay of K la m a th F a lls. T hey r e call 86. B est p rices paid fo r all
p o rte d a v e ry p le a s a n t trip .
k in d s.
P ro v o st.
298__ 6t
G rants Pass — Many irrig a te d ' D’AFTREHONT REPORTED
tracts being sold to buyers from
SEEN NEAR ASHLAND
Id a h o ,
W a sh in g to n
and
e ls e - !
_______
A one-legged tra v e le r w ho a r where.
(C o n tin u e d F ro m P a g e 1)
riv e d , in A sh lan d th is m o rn in g
esasB5H5ses2sa
blood a t th e so u th end of T u n n e l
k e p t r ig h t on tra v e lin g .
i A lb an y — W ork begins on new 13, a n d J a m e s D o u g h e rty , m ail
T h e g e n tle m a n o f th e road had
‘UST a step ahead of fashion no d e fin ite a d d re s s a n d no de- j j A lb an y P acific h ig h w a y bridge. c le rk , died w hen a c h a rg e of d y n
a m ite b en eath a m ail c a r w as
MA” LEA D S RA CE
exploded.
T h e re w ere n o t eye
eral Ideas so new th a t th is cos- lle " a s go ng> a n ^ said t h a t th e
FO R NOM INATION w itn esse s to th e tra g e d y , b u t d e
tu m e m ay be tak e n a s a fu tu re city be cam e fro m w as a se cre t,
prediction a s well a f a m ost c h a rm - II e w as th o u g h t u n n e c e ssa ry to
tec tiv e s found
evidence
w hich
(C o n tin u e d from p ag e 1)
T h e ^ T S ^ ^ S a n a suggestion th e c o n tin u e d
ex iste n ce of th e .
m ade th em believe th a t th e th re e
D’A u tre m o u t boys w ere
g u ilty .
o f th e m ode D lrectolre In th is c n y ’ a n d 30 w as e sco rted to t h e '
A n o tab le fe a tu re of th e elec-
Since
th
a
t
tim
e,
a
fru
itle
s
s
se
a rc h
model w ith Its q u a in t postillion- city lim its an d told not to com e i tion
w as th e n o rm o u s n u m b e r of
like cape collars, m ade in black back.
fo r th e m en has been going on.
w om en c a stin g votes.
Out of
velvet and worn with a separate
S everal tim es, one o r a n o th e r
blouse, either of black silk or a
th e ir tow n b ouses, o u t of th e ir
of
th e m en have been re p o rte d
contrasting color. The skirt is cut NO TRACE FOUND
fa rm s, off ra n c h e s, an d from s to re '
In one piece with the long straight
seen , b u t y e s te rd a y w as th e f ir s t
OF STOLEN CAR and from fa c to ry , th e wom en o f , (inie th a ( a a n n y y o o n n e e had re p o rte d
back which buttons on to the
tro u th p o e u d s a to n d th
•
shoulders of the blouse, as shown
No tra c e h a s y et been found of i ' a roxds
ll d ay.
s e w votinsr
e a rin g boxes
" M a ’ 1
A 8hl8nd
In the upper sm all sketch.
It
“unwraps" gradually when the belt
^ P ersons w ho on F rid a y n ig h t F e r g u s o n ” s u n b o n n e ts , a n d sing- ------------ "
- t — —
Is unfastened, thus giving itself the j . °
' 1 e r r in e ’8 O ldsm obile [ in g songs a g a in s t th e k lan .
----
right to com e under the heading
of coat frock, although It is bard ! c a r lro m in fro n t of h is resid e n ce , i
to realize that this sophisticated th e police said to d ay .
costum e has any relation to the
S om etim e F rid a y
n ig h t,
th e i
TOO I-iATE TO C L A SSIFY
sim ple m odels we have been ac c a r w as ta k e n , an d no tra c e lias 1
customed to group under this term.
u n d of “ it • « since.
It is I
...........
«*.
11
F O R SA L E , a t a b a rg a in —
To return to the composition of been ' fo
the ensemble, the top collar is th o u g h t t h a t th e m ac h in e w as ■ sta c k first c u ttin g a la f lf a h a y ; also
ad ju stab le, and can be put on o r j d riv e n n o rth , a n d polic
e o ffic e rs : b e a rd le ss b arley.
Geo. H a rtle y '■
tak en off a t will, acco rd in g to
______ _________ _
uuuao
. both n o r t>ieru a n d s o u th e r n . 1 m ile n o rth of T a le n t.
303-2*
w h e th e r M adam e. Is In the house
and oilier electrical ap
or on the street, or wishes to vary 1 c i,ie s have been n o tifie d to keep |"—
’ h e r costum e.
I ° n th e lo o k o u t.
w
W A N T E D :— P o sitio n as house
pliances give the house
•The tucked blouse Is worthy of
k e e p e r in H otel. P h o n e 4 32 L. a d
a paragraph to itself. It reverses
d re ss 401 B each s tre e t.
303-2*
keeper more opportunity
the usual order, and leaves Its KILLING DEER IN
cheinlsler front plain, while It
SHED BRINGS FINE
L O ST: — Fox T e rrie r dog,
to improve mid extend
tucks the rest of Itself. The long
brow
n w ith w h ite rin g a ro u n d
tight sleeves, with their flared cuffs
! “ J u d g e T a y lo r’s c o u rt In M «4. neck an d w h ite b rea st.
give the required touch of pic
their housework, and also
Phone
fo
rd
S a tu rd a y , T. C. L a ffe rty was !68 J.
turesqueness to match with the
303-3*
dashing collar.
fined $25 an d co sts, Bill R ush
W e d e liv e r th e goods— D e tric k s
S w eet c re a m fo r w h ip p in g a n d
coffee— a lso fre s h m ilk , alw ay s
on Ice a t th e P la za .
239— tf
TRAVELER KEEPS
ON HIS TRAVELS
THIS COAT FROCK KEEPS ITS WEARER
A STEP AHEAD OE FASHION
In Town—
Mr. W illia m s, well know n fe a Return from Trip—
tu re an d m ag a z in e w r ite r w as
M e rritt R a n d a lls an d w ife a n d
Here* fro m H ilt—
in A sh lan d to d ay . H e is going on
child re tu rn e d S u n d a y ev en in g
M rs. C. R. C lev elan d w as in to Gold H ill th is a fte rn o o n .
from a tw o w e e k s’ trip in P o r t
A sh la n d S a tu rd a y
and
Sunday
lan d , S easide a n d A sto ria . They
v isitin g w ith h e r re la tiv e s h ere.
F ly Tox S p ray K ills F ly s __
sto p p ed in G ra n ts P a ss to v isit in
M rs. C lev elan d w as fo rm e rly Miss M cN air Bros.
th e ir w ay hom e.
R u th F 'fie id .
H O N ESTY Is m y PO LICY . Yeo,
of oourse.
212— tf
Monday, August 2£,
no u n se em ly sum w as sp e n t by
th e d efen se. A lie n ists receiv ed th e '
sam e sum as th e s ta te m e n ta l e x - ;
p e rts .
T h e fees of th e laiv y ers
w ill be fixed by th e Illin o is b ar j
a sso c ia tio n .
M oney, in ste a d of i
s a v in g th e lives of th e s e boys, is
lia b le to cau se th e ir u n d e serv e d
d e a th .”
Before
You Buy
Your Fall
Clothes
bssard
'ormts
Mrs. Gray, our eorsotiere, lias returned from her va
cation and will Ito pleased to give corset fittings
this week.
TRADE RECORD
AMERICAN AID IN WORLD AGRICULTURE
° Ul J ! l rni mach?nery multiplies
rood . producing power the
world over. Exports of ag-
ncultural machinery and im-
plements go to over 1GO
countries in every part of the
globe. They now total over
$ 5 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 a year and
have aggregated more than
$ 7 0 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 since 1900.
m achines are digging potatoes in the value of the outturn of “agri
y rancc- A r" '" ’iiii.l A ustralia, India,
\ i r ca.
rm enia, and
tkes and
j -
> Latvia,
luiu
E gypt,
L“~-
> nicubat-
in .ck s in
1 f
Ja p a n . S o v .ti
cultural im plem ents" at $305,000,
000 in 1919 against $69,000,000 in
1880. Canada, A ustralia, Mexico,
A rgentina, South Africa, and the
E uropean countries are the largest
takers of our exportation of this
class of p ro d u c t T he 1920 exports
f .Os’ *, ■
■i flejaz;
a iu 1
: llo tlg - proxim ately $10,000,000, A rgentina
koilg
lielgium . over $6,000,000, F rance about 7y»
Kw ; '
■ n L astern million dollars, and E urope as a
Repi.,.
, m “real whole over $15,000,000.
T he a g
T he farm ers of the w orld are pay cream ’
J j r. »
<
y
A
m
erican
g
reg
ate
value
of
agricultural
m a
ing tribute to th e genius of the cream S t ‘ » • r, i <1 s
i ......
chinery and im plem ents exported
A m erican inventor and the integrity
T he var.k ¡? . .
vican imple-
ot the A m erican
m anufacturer. m ents winch
i!.c agriculturists of
from k us . last j year
over ine
the wc
w orld i low dem and has also
$50 000 060
ya.i over
T he enlargem ent of w orld food
m achinery a n T i m p l e m e n t e .T u r g ^ p o r t ‘ d a s s J d i c ^
1900
produCtion accom Pany.ng the in-
:aiion of our govern- creased use of farm m achinery i«
this ebigiatotal aw aseard i-Ir;teV ^ an. d m ent
na,ncd “Plows and culti- illustrated, says the T rade Record
m ore than a h u n r fr 2 i ba « d tO v ato rs’„ ‘ m ow ers and reapers,” and by the fact that the world wheat
countries colonies »nd ; i a "x a ,SmaI1 group of “a11 other agri' crop has advanced from 2’/ , billion
the world
T he lQ?z d slands of cultural im plem ents” am ounting to bushels, speaking in very round
the T rade R e c o r d o f
®3yS !f SS than
raillion dollars.. N ow term s, in 1891 to over 4 billion in
al City Bank of Ne
v W1at,o n " the e*Port group of agricultural recent years; corn from 214 billion
only exceeded in ,,,i
.u
n° î m ach,nery and im plem ents includes bushels to over 4 biilion; potatoes
any earlier year
t
C
° SC ,?f " ° ,CSS than 30 different typcs
from 4 i /3 billion busheis in 1900
double those nf lo in
. . Pract’Sal,y m achines and im plem ents for the to nearly 6 billion in 1913; oats
as much as in lo ü »
th .r eeL tlm es use of the devotee of agriculture, from 2'/t billion bushels in 1897 tc
tim es as l a r ^ ac- j iÊon th,rteen D airy m achinery w ent to 45 differ- 4 / 2 billion in 1913: and sugar lrom
And they
n
.
C,n t countTies ,n 1922- hand garden 9.713.000 long tons in 1900 to 19.-
corner of the S
U ® eVC, 7 P ° ^ s to 52 coun.trie s, farm tra c to rs 209,000 in 1923. T he grow th in
Am erican plows 'sent out in ^ O ? ? '
70\ a " d. A m erican cotton gins to w orld power of food production
•he latest v e a r fnr
i c
. 2?’ 24 countries and colonies.
through the use of m achinery is fl
are available w ent to 80 d O ^ 3’ ♦
U nited States is by far the lustrated by a recent statem ent by
countries
colonies and
k rg e ,St produc' :
^ e U. S. D epartm ent of A griculture
islands, cultural im plem ents.
1 he census that the am ount of hum an labor
harvesters
and ?7 reapers f to O.Ver 3° ’
ih r a sh e r t
19?° .s how ed the capital invested required to produce a bushel of-
thrashers to 27. and farm tra c to rs in this industry at $367.000,000, as w heat ,s now only ten m inutes a .
io over 50 countries. A m erican against $62,000,0 0 0 V 'l8 8 0 ,“ and''puU g a i n s t ‘ th re e ' hours in’ u 'jo .