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A SH LA N D D A IL Y T ID IN G S
that terrible cold and blizzards east of us! No, no; give a
out of its A m erican ' series of such high recurrent tern-! had to inform herself politically
(E stablished in 1870)
i ls Oregon, particularly the Willamette valley. And even gQests-
peratures th a t these organism s J ahd io go m for sports, and if
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P ublished E very E ven in g E xcept Sunday by
which the grumblers do not se<?lU to want ail introduction i
enthusiastic American is necessary, a n d n o th in g except i it also n e c e ssa ry to k eep th e ac-
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T h e m a la ria is checked a n o '
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------ ;-------i----------------------- cheery smile and happy greeting. He has served them o u t fo r a n a irin g .
Q ueen A le x a n d ra w ill m ak e a can w ives a re d o lls, w as th e opin
N o d o n a tio n s to c h a ritie s or o th e rw ise w ill m e m ad e in a d v e rtís - ¡ 1,1 '**s <
‘()1itectionery department for the past fifteen years, fa re w e ll v isit to L ondon in O cto Ion e x p re sse d by M ary B orden.
ing or xob p rin tin g — o u r c o n trib u tio n s w ill be rn ca sh .
¡He has encouraged many a student through the several ber. B ecause of h e r a d v a n ce d age E n g lis h n o v e list.
— ■ giades and rejoiced with their parents in their honorable a n d w e a k e n in g s tr e n g th , she has T h e w ife of B rig a d ie r-G e n e ra ’
NEWS SUBSERVIENCY —
p ra c tic a lly given u p M a rlb o ro u g h I W illiam E . S p ears, of th e B ritish
The accusations against newspapers for letting the graduation. Everybody will miss him.
H ouse a n d re m a in s in se m i-seclu Army, has com e to h e r n a tiv e land
cash register <•< ntrol their editorial columns have been
sion a t S a n d rin g h a m . T h e P rin c e
A m e ric a — to m a rk its ch an g es
numerous—and in a lot of cases misleading as to the ex Gutta Percha first came into prominence for use in mak of W a le s re fu s e s to ta k e o v er his sin ce 1913, w hen sh e w as las'
tent which this practice occurs—although in principle ing golf balls in 1845. Flappers are still under the im g r a n d m o th e r ’s p a la c e , how ever, h e re .
pression that it is a new ice eream sundae.
and th e Q ueen M o th er still h a s a
“ T h e A m erican h u sb a n d tre a ts
these accusations are sound.
L o ndon hom e.
In O cto b er she h is w ife a s a s o rt of d o ll,” she
One of the most recent', and also one of the most
The first vaudeville act was in 1436 R. C., when Sam w ill com e to to w n fo r a few d ays said. “ H e buys h e r all th e cos
sound, is by Professor E. A. Ross of the University of
and w ill g a th e r som e of h e r tr e a s tu m e s sh e w a n ts, th u s m ak in g
son did an act that brought down the house.
Wisconsin, who stated:
u re s from M a rlb o ro u g h H ouse a n d A m erican w om en th e b est d ressed
ta £ e th e m w ith h e r to S a n d rin g in th e w o rld .”
“ When the shares of a newspaper lie in the safe-
Henry
Ford
evidently
doesn’t
care
who
makes
the
na
h am , w h e re p ro b a b ly she will
“ B e tte r d re s s e d th a n th e P a r
deposit box cheek by jowl with gas, telephone and pipe
spend
th e re s t of h e r d ay s. M arl is ia n s ? ” so m ebody ask ed .
tion’s
laws,
as
long
as
he
can
make
its
automobiles.
line stock, a tenderness for these collateral interests is
b o ro u g h H ouse th e n p ro b ab ly w ill
Excell French Women
likely to affect the news columns.”
re m a in te n a n tle s s , fo r th e P rin c e
“
Oh,
y e s ! ” M ary B orden a n
Someone asks about the book agents who used to be d o e sn ’t w a n t it. T h e D uke and
There are newspapers in all sections of the country
sw ered. “ T he F re n c h w om en d ress
today in which the news department does not function so numerous. They are all out selling automobile acces D u tch ess of Y o rk , w ho a re off to w ell a n d h a v e c o n sid e ra b le charm ,
K e n y a fo r a v isit in N ovem ber, b u t th e y a re less b e a u tifu l to be
until the business and advertising departments have been sories.
c a n ’t afford to k eep up th e place, gin w ith th a n th e A m erican w o
consulted, but, as a whole, American newspapers have
Net results of the scientific study of Mars: The plan a n d p ro b a b ly it w ill fa ll back to m en , an d c e rta in ly th e y do n o t
news department which in a crisis do not hesitate to
th e K in g , w ho w ill o ffe r its h o s w e a r such m a rv e lo u s c o stu m e s as
speak right out ven though it might step on the toes et is inhabited. The planet is not inhabited. It is a fact p ita lity to o th e r m em b ers of th e one sees in A m erica now . I had
of a good eus ton ■ of the business department. The av- that radio signals from Mars were heard. The idea that ro y al fam ily w ho a re now living d in n e r a t a F ifth a v e n u e h o tel last
radio signals were transmitted from Mars is childish.
a t K e n sin g to n 1 P alace.
erage newspaper
n ig h t an d I w as am azed . Som e of
.. handled as a business proposition, the
same as a drug store or hardware store, trying to satisfy
its patrons as general merchandise purveyors do, hut the
average publisher knows that, unless he keeps his news
and editorial columns free and not subservient to the bus
iness department, the downfall of the newspaper’s char
acter is certain to come.
I ,
a g a in w as given out follow ing a
v h i t h e r e .la s t w eek-end by Jo h n
K ie rn a n o f P o rtla n d , p re sid e n t
of th e com pany.
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R elig iu u s o r B e n e v o .e o . o r d e r ,
mill to resume work
REEDSPORT, Aug. 2 8 . — The
\ \ in c h e ste r B ay L u m b e r company
m ill, a f te r tw o m o n th s ’ id le n e ss,
w ill resu m e o p e ra tio n im m e d ia te ,
ly a f te r L ab o r day.
T h e m ill’s
p la n in g o<]uipniunt h&s been onor-
a te d th e g re a te r p a rt of th e tim e
ju d ic io u s , sa id , “ th a t E n g lish w om en c a n ’t N otice th a t th e m ill is to o p e ra te
MAYOR LOOMIS
' e m u ' ate<* an a n n o u n f* r a t th e N a- doses of q u in in e th ro u g h l'~ o u " t ‘ x,.
th e _ glve n n v h a tte n tJ o n to c o stu m e s
•
. . . . . .
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,
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| tio n a l S p o rtin g Club.
tre a tm e n t.
or to b rid g e .’
Subscription Price, D elivered in City
Charlie Loomis IS no more. Ashland has lost a spleil- “ Mrs. V a n d e rb ilt of S p e n c e r, P ro m in e n t E n g lish m edical a u - Miss B orden w e n t to F ra n c e in
O ne M o n th .......
$ .65
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H o u se, m eet M rs. B row n of N o r - ! th o rltle s b elieve t h a t th e tr e a t- 1913, an d w hen th e w a r b ro k e
T h re e M onths
1.95 dld Citizen and a good mayor.
Six M onths......
It is given to few to suffer as he has for such a long : folk Ho,,Re>” Die e n th u s ia s tic i n - j m e n t o pens up a n e n tire ly new o u t to o k up h o sp ita l w ork. D ur-
3.75
O ne Y e a r .........
7.50
period.
More tha ntwenty years ago, falling from the roof *troducer
sa’^’ wlli,G Die b y - s ta n d - ; field of m edical rse a rc h an d h a il p n g th e Som m e cam paign sh e m et
By Mall and Rural R ou tes:
ci*s
ere s n tru
tr„ g - g - le d .
j o s tifle th e ir th e d o c to rs w ho h a v e co n d u c te d G en eral S p ears and th e y w ere
One M o n th ......
$ .§5 ¡ o f u home he was building himself he suffered paralysis i sniC
fcers
th e e x p e rim e n ts a s m en of g re a t m a rrie d in P a ris.
In 1920 she
T h re e M onths
3*50; °f the lower limbs and was confined the rest of his life
’
jc o u r a g e .
Six M o n th s......
p u b lish e d h e r f ir s t novel, called
T h e S u n d a y m o rn in g c h u rc h
T h e n e x t ste p w ill be to te s t th e “ T he
One Year ......
6.50 ¡1° a wheel ehair. His life was a fine example to young
R o m a n tic
W ife .”
The
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old.
His
fortitude
and
jovial
good
nature
in
his
af-
Parade
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has
ta
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novels
follow
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one
of
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flietion was an inspiration.
Yearly Contracts:
th o u g h t by m an y to he m odeled
lhe Tidings renders full appreciation of Mr. Loomis i c o sm o p o lita n v isito
isito rs
rs a a re
re no
no long
lone-
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on C o u n t Doni de C a ste lla n e . She
Twc in se rtio n s a w eek ..........................................................................
.25
both as a citizen and city official. His administration as e r c o n te n t w ith an o rd in a ry dog
!s
a frie n d of B e rn a rd S haw , Rose
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.20
a s a co m p an io n , b u t a re seek in g
mayor
1ms
been
marked
hv
progressive,
intelligent,
town
M
acaulay,
May S in c la ir and o th e r
Rates for Legal and Miscellaneous Advertising
building activity. We are glad that Ashland saw fit, dur m o re u n u s u a l p ets. Mrs. E. D.
iit e r a r y fig u re s.
F ir s t in se rtio n , p e r 8 p o in t lin e ...................................................... $ .10
B ra n d e g ee , of B oston, caused
E ach s u b s e q u e n t in se rtio n , 8 p o in t lin e .........................................
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ing his life, to so honor a man like Charley Loomis. He som
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l.o o
e s u rp ris e w ith a sm a ll chee
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.02% was capable and deserving. The Tidings is gratified in ta h on lea sh , w hile L ady R oss, of
COSTLY TO B E “ LA D Y ”
the
part
it
took
in
raising
him
to
his
position
of
distine-
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ta
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(fo
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Miss
P
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ALTOONA, P a., A ug. 28. — It
W HAT CONSTITUTES ADVERTISING
E lliso n , of K e n tu c k y ), took
a
“ A ll f u tu r e e v e n ts, w h e re an ad m issio n c h a rg e is m ad e o r a , tlOll. He made good,
co sts six ty -fo u r c e n ts m ore a y e a r
z ,,
2S, ithíi
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to he a “ la d y ” in B la ir C ounty
th a n it does to be a “ h o u se w ife .”
T h is is th e ru lin g of th e C oun
ty C o m m issio n ers in fix in g th e
o ccu p atio n ta x a n d a s a re s u lt
“ la d ie s ” w ill pay
$1.13, w hile
h o u sew iv es w ill pay 49 cents.
A nd b ric k la y e rs g et th e c la ssi
fication of p ro fe ssio n a l m en, be
ca u se th e y a re m ak in g as m uch
m oney.
Rubbing Alcohol
An excellent rubbing alco
hol, which can safely be
used externally in anv
quantity.
Recoin mewled
f o i’ b r u i s e s,
sprains, soreness
and stiffness of
j o i n t s—to r e-
duee fever, etc.
Font a i n s 85
per cent pare Etlivl alco
hol.
McNair Brothers
D nti M on t
F or Econom ical Transportation
FINISHING TODAY
Harold Bell W right’s
HEVR0LET
“ When a Man’s a Man’
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
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SAM WOOD M00UCTM»
Specifications
OF THE
th e c o stu m e s w ere e x tra v a g a n t,
K ate J ordan ' s
b u t n o t one w as u n b e a u tifu l.”
G arbed in a m o d ish P a isle y
gow n an d w e a rin g a s m a rt plum ed
E n gineering Specifications
tu rb a n , Miss B o rd en said th a t
M OTOR: F o u r-c y lin d e r, valve-in-
liead ty p e, 3 11-16” bore, 4”
E n g lish w ives’ c o stu m es u su ally
stro k e .
ra n k e d low in th e c a te g o ry of
j C Y L IN D E R S: C ast en bloc ( in
b e a u tifu l. T h is w as d u e to m any
c lu d in g u p p e r h alf of c ra n k
th in g s.
In th e f irs t place, the
c a s e ). H ead d etach ab le.
OUR COUNTY FAIR
E n g lish h u s b a n d re g a rd e d hit
V A LV ES: 1 1-2” d ’a m e te r.
Reports from officials of the .Jackson County Fai
CO NN ECTING ROD BEA RIN G S:
LONDON, A ug. 2S.— R elieved w ife a s a co m panion a n d expect
1 3-8” d ia m e te r, 1 7-8” long.
and fear Show indicate one ot the most exciting race
fo r th e f ir s t tim e in th e h isto ry ed h e r to go in to public a ffairs.
CRANKSHAFT BEARINGS : —
programs, one of the most entertaining array of amuse
of m edical science, one form of She had to m ak e sp eech es ana
| • F ro n t, 1 3-8” d ia m e te r, 2 5 -16”
d
e
a
th
is
bein
g
d
e
lib
e
ra
te
ly
p
la
y
' long; C e n te r 1 2 1-32” d ia m e te r,
ments and one of the most stupendous exhibits of South
1 1-2” lo n g ; R ear, 1 3-4 ” d ia m e t-
ed
off
a
g
a
in
s
t
a
n
o
th
e
r
w
ith
so
f
a
r
ern Oregon pears which the fair and pear show has ever
j or, 2 1 1-16” long,
th e m o st s a tis fa c to ry r e s u lts at
arranged.
i CA M SHA FT B EA R IN G S: F ro n t,
th e h o sp ita l of
th e
L iverpool
I 5 -16” d ia m e te r, 2 3-8” long:
Of course, everybody anticipates nothing except the
School of T ro p ical M edicine.
C e n te r 1 9-32” d ia m e te r, 2”
long; R ear, 1 1-4” d ia m e te r,
most superlative statements when one is speaking of a
It c o n sists of th e m a la ria t r e a t
fl
1
7-16”
long.
m
e
n
t
fo
r
g
e
n
e
ra
l
p
a
ra
ly
sis,
a
n
d
i3
fair or race meet, the'usual statement “ Bigger and Bet
OILIN G SYSTEM :
S plash, g e a r
as yet e n tire ly e x p e rim n ta l.
T h e tim e to lock th e b u a
ter Than Ever” being almost a classic and familiar to
pum p and in d iv id u al oil pock
Of e ig h ty -fo u r cases tre a te d th is
door is b e fo re th e h o rse is s to l
ets.
P re ss u re to t e n te r b e a r
everybody. However, the officials of the fair this year
en.
A nd th e tim e to p .dec.
W’a y a t th e h o sp ita l of th e school
ing. Oil p ressu re r.uage on in
“ have the goods” to prove their statement, as, for in
y o u r h a n k b alan ce is b e .,,..- ;
s tru m e n t bo ard .
a n d o th e r L iverpool h o s p ita ls the
check
crook draw :; it.
: C A R B U R E T O R : Z en ith , o r H ol
stance, the largest number of fleet race horses which have
physical a n d m e n ta l im p ro v e m e n t
By m ea n s of raise d c h e .k s
ley.
of tw e n ty -th re e p a tie n ts h a s been
ever been brought to the Jackson County Fair and other
forged e n d o rs e m e n ts an d lodg
FUEL:
feed; 10 1-2-gal-
Kate Jo rd an ’s punch fill-i lon ta n Suction
so s a tis fa c to ry th a t
th e y have
ed s g n a tu r e s , h a n d s of clev er
substantiating evidence.
k in re a r, all p a sse n g e r
check c rim in a ls s te a l ovei fif
been d isc h a rg e d .
odels.
There is something fascinating about a fair and race
ed drama of a wife’s false IG N m ITIO
ty m illio n s d o lla rs from A m e r
N : New Im proved Rem y.
S ev en teen o th e rs w ho u n d e r
ican b a n k d e p o sito rs yearly .
meet, which, strengthened by the educational features
STARTER
and
G E N ER A TO R :
w en t th e m a la ria tr e a tm e n t have,
step
and
a
husband’s
fa
ith
.;
W hy ta k e th is n e e d le ss ris k ?
lit
my.
which tairs now include, makes them ever popular and
show n d istin c t im p ro v e m e n t, w hile
F o r a few d o lla rs you can se
CLU TC H : C one type w ith a d ju s t
c u re a C heck F o rg e ry an d A l
worthwhile. This fascination, primarily, is the gang spirit
m an y of th e re m a in d e r h a v e im
Played by a remarkable
ab le c o m p e n sa tin g sp rin g s.
te ra tio n P olicy w hich w ill s a fe
TRA N SM ISSIO N ; Selective type,
p ro v ed p h y sic a lly .
I t is w o rth y
that is found in most human beings, the love of gathering
g u a rd y o u r c h e c k in g fu n d s.
cast. Splendidly produced I slid in g g e a r; th re e speeds fo r
of n o te t h a t no p a tie n t s u ffe rin g
together tor discussion, for renewing old acquaintances
L et us te ll you m o re a b o u t th is
w a rd , a n d rev erse.
fro m g e n e ra l p a ra ly s is h a s ever
form of p ro te c tio n .
and for swapping stories.
against
romantic
settings
o l COOLING: W a te r pum p and fan ;
been d isc h a rg e d fro m th e s e h o s
e x tra size honeycom b ra d ia to r,
Some of us may have said once that we would not at
Paris, Spain a n d South FR O N T A X LE: D rop forged I-
p ita ls before.
'r' ^ sW i
tend another fair, hut the chances are that we will all he
D e p a rtu re
ball
beam .
New
T h e o rig in a l d isco v ery of th f
America.
b
e
a
iin
g
s.
tr
e
a
tm
e
n
t
w
as
a
s
h
o
t
in
th
e
d
a
rk
there when the gates open, or at least sometime during
R eal E s ta te & R e a l In su ra n c e
R E A R A X L E : Seffll-floafing type.
E s ta b . 1883
d u e to a G e rm a n w ho h ad n o ticed
the period of the show.
S pecial s p ira l-c u t bevel d riv in g
41 E . M ain St.
P h o n e 211
t h a t o c c asio n ally c h ro n ic d ise a se s
g e a rs.
H eavy d u ty New De
T h e se cre t is o u t ¿it last.
p a rtu r e a n n u la r ball b e a rin g s
c o u n te ra c te d each o th e r c o m p le te
TELEPHONE INFALLIBILITY
C hicago, th e hom e of th e fa r-fa m e d s to c k y a rd s, is also th e o rig ly in th e tro p ic s.
a n d H y a tt ro lle r b e a rin g s,
a l hom e of m ah jo n g g , th e C h in ese g a m e t h a t sw e p t th e U nited
IM
PR O V ED B R A K E S:
Service,
That telephone service will never he perfect is the in
A s is w ell k n o w n , g e n e ra l p a r
S ta te s lik e w ild fire as one of A m e ric a ’s la te s t fads.
e x te rn a l c o n tra c tin g on 11”
statement of a telephone official at a gathering in Port
C h in ese c ra fts m e n , b eset by th e u n p re c e d e n te d d e m a n d fo r m ah a ly s is is a la te m a n ife s ta tio n of a
r e a r w heel b ra k e d ru m s. E m e r
se ts in th e U nited S ta te s, long ago u sed up th e la st sh in -b o n es c e rta in d ise a se cau sed by sp in al
gency, han d c o n tro l, in te rn a l
land. The public has been surprised during the last few
of C hinese cow s in m a k in g th e “ tile s ” used in th e a n c ie n t C hinese o rg a n is m s , a n d th e o b je c t of d e
e x p a n d in g in 11” r e a r w heel
decades by so many startling inventions and announce gam
e, a n d in o rd e r to su p p ly th e d e m a n d began im p o rt’n g sh in -b o n es
b ra k e d ru m s.
in small and large sizes
ments of improved service, and so many accounts of re from th e C hicago sto c k y a rd s, good o ld -fa sh io n e d cow s fro m N eb ra sk a lib e ra te ly In d u cin g m a la ria is to
W H E E L S : W ood spoke, a rtille ry
Texas, Id a h o o r o th e r c a ttle -ra is in g S ta te s t h a t n e v e r knew th ey ra is e th e blood of th e p a tie n t to a
ty p e, la rg e hub flan g es, ste e l
markable and heroic deeds by public service company wuld;
Guns, ammunition, hunting and fishing licensee
be u tilized fo r a n y th in g else th a n ro a s t beef o r Y an k ee pot
felloe, d e m o u n ta b le rim s.
employes that perfect telephone service may be expected ro a s t.
T IR E S :
30” x3 1-2” , n on-skid
S h ip m e n ts of bone from C hicago to S h a n g h a i, th e c e n te r of th e
S tra ig h t side <ord tire s
a re
by the patrons, so this official issued this statement:
m ah jo n g g in d u s try in C h in a, now to ta l m an y h u n d re d s of to n s and
s ta n d a rd e q u ip m e n t on a ll clos
“ Even though the telephone user can obtain a con- because of th e d e m a n d th e p rice of cow sh in bones h a s ju m p e d to
ed m odels.
e d e n te d h ig h p o in ts.
Biggest Little Store in Ashland
D R IV E : L e ft sid e; g e a r s h ift and
o am ( D in the United States, one failure in a u n p re O c nly
th e sh in bones a re used in m a k in g m ah jo n g g tile s . T he
em erg en cy b ra k e lev ers in cen
local connection will, at times, cause him to condemn the bones, as show n in th e p h o to g ra p h (o n th e r ig h t) a re saw ed in to
te r ; s te e rin g w heel h as e le c tric
whole system. We must educate the public to the knowl pieces an -nch long. T he m a n on th e le ft th e n ch ip s each piece in to
h o rn b u tto n in c e n te r, w .th
lo u r s q u a re pieces— a n d th e m ah jo n g g tile-to -b e is s ta r te d on its
s
p a ik a n d th ro ttle lev ers u n
edge that telephone employes are not, and cannot he, 100 v.ay to be sq u a re d , p o lish ed , c a rv e d , co lo red a n d se t w ith a bam boo
d e rn e a th ; foot a c ce lera to r.
For
Your
Car
per cent perfect than can any other business employes.”
ST E E R IN G
G EA R:
Im proved
T h is is th e s p a rk p lu g w hich
wo:
m
a
n
d
g
ear,
16”
s te e lin g
g u a ra n te e s th e b est service.
w heel.
RAILROADS AND BUSSES
SP R IN G S :
C hrom e - V anad uni
T he big tr e k to th e S co ttish
ste
e
l,
q
u
a
rte
r-e llip tic ty p e fro n t
Free
Crank
Case
Service
m
oors
fo
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ric
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in
th
e
“ Busses alone are not responsible for this loss of
a
n
d
re
a
r.
v a n g u a rd .
Som e of th e b est of
business, as the pi vately owned automobile is a big fac
W H EELBA SE: 103” .
th e S c o ttish m o o rs w ere re n te d
Shell Oils and Greases
W E IG H T S : R o a d ste r 1690 lbs.,
tor. Recently we made a house-to-house canvas of the A Chronicle o f E vents O ccuring fo r th e g ro u se sh o o tin g season
T o u rin g 1790 lbs., U tility Coupe
communities affected by these reductions to warn the
in W orld C enters of
(Sunday and Labor Day)
by A m erican s.
1875 llM., 4-Pass. Coupe 2040
Population
lbs., Sedan 2065 lbs.
traveling public what result of lack of patronage would
C ass 4 ? ilb e rt, w ell-k n o w n New
E q u ip m e n t
Y ork a rc h ite c t, re v e rse d th e u su a
be. The canvas failed to bring results,” was the state
S
ta
n
d
a
rd
e q u ip m e n t
includes
If you have not already visited these wonder
ment ol a Southern Paeifie official following the an LONDON, A ug. 28.— A m e ric an s o rd e r of th in g s , h o w ev er, anti
g e n e ra to r, s ta r te r and
e le c tric
ful caverns with passage-ways, large rooms, and
e n t th e e a rly S u m m e r m o n th s
On The Boulevard
lig h ts con n ected to th e b a tte ry ,
nouncement that ten of the Red electric trains out of Port a re ra p id ly , becom ing “ th e life of sp
d ru m ty p e legal h e a d la m p s, spee
magnificent stalactite formations through the
th e p a r ty ” in E n g lish society, it in S co tlan d a n d cam e to L ondon
land would he cut off the schedule.
d o m ete r, oil p re ssu re gu ag e, a m
fo
r
la
te
A
u
g
u
st.
seem s.
marble roek which nature lias been building for
m ete r, d ash lig h t, d e m o u n ta b le
Railroads in all parts of the nation are facing the E v e ry y e a r fin d s m o re and
M r. a n d M rs. A ksel W ichfield
lim a w ith e x tra rim , tir e c a rrie r,
many thousands of years, you have missed one of
same situation. Some are adding busses in competition m ore A m e ric an s p a rtic ip a tin g in have ta k e n B la ir C astle, in P e r th
license h o ld ers, d o u b le a d ju s ta b le
the major scenic attractions of the Pacific ( ’cast.
w in d sh ield , co m p lete tool e q u ip
to the bus lines which have reduced their passenger pat th e v a rio u s E n g lish social season. s h ire , fo r th e th ir d seaso n in su c
m
e n t and ou open m odels, one-
cession.
M
rs.
W
ich
field
w
as
Miss
ronage, while in some instances the railroads are merely T he Cow es R e g a tta th is y e a r E le a n o r S w ift, of B oston.
Guide service and lamps are provided at the
m an top and side c u rta in s w hich
open w ith th e doors.
cutting down the number of trains in proportion to the w as m a rk e d by b r illia n t A m e ri G eorge Cole S co tt, of R ichm ond
nominal cost of fifty cents a person.
can e n te rta in in g . M rs. C o rn e liu s
Closed m odels eq u ipped
w ith
passenger decrease. It is of course impossible to counter V a n d e rb ilt gave a p a rty on b o a rd j ^ a ” w Hh M rs. S cott an d th e ir
s tr a ig h t sid e cord P re s, sun visor,
At
the
Resort
is
a
eommoditAis
dining-room,
in
balance or overcome the reduction which the privately- th e y a c h t A tla n tic , a n d Miss G race | d a u &h t e r > h a s ta k e n C a stle F o rb e ,
a n d w in d sh ield w iper.
charge
of
members
of
the
Home
Economics
Depart
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W e re s e iv e th e rig h t to m ak e
V
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st
c
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s
ta
n
tly
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b
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n
sh
ire
.
owned automobile is bringing, but they do feel now that
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c h a n g es in design o r c o n stru c tio n
ment
of
the
Oregon
Agricultural
College.
Break-
T
he
D
uke
of
R
ich
m
o
n
d
has
seen a t th e fu n c tio n s a t th e R oy
they can meet the service of the busses.
a t a n y tim e.
P rices su b je c t to
last, 75c; luncheon, $1.00; dinner, $1.00.
al Y a c h t S q u a d ro n
C lubhouse. re n te d G lenfiddich L odge to R o b
c h a n g e w ith o u t notice.
Mrs. H e n ry D avison, of New Y ork, e r t H. M cC urdie, of New Y o rk .
Also, tent-houses are provided with beds equal
I
SATISFIED WITH OREGON
P e rh a p s th e m o st n o rth e rn
g av e n u m b e rle ss p a rtie s a t E g y p t
to those of a first-class hotel.
We are now more satisfied to live in this section than H ouse, a n d M rs. U rban B ro u g h A m erican te n a n ts a re C olonel and
M
rs.
L
loyd
G
riscom
,
of
New
Y
ork
where, as recently in North Ohio, hundreds were killed to n , of W a sh in g to n , e n te rta in e d w ho h a v e ta k e n T h u rs o C astle, a t
Join us in song and story around the big Uam}i-
and there was great devastation during a tornado. This on th e y a c h t S a p p h ire , g iv in g a th e tip -to p p e a k of S co tlan d .
fire,
where jolly parties gather each night.
G ab riel S n u b b e rs a n d lixivíen
n c e on deck, w ith m usic tr a n s
N. Main
P h on e 107
is where a man goes to bed at night and knows about d m a itte
lo
s B ia k e L in in g .
d by ra d io from th e Savoy j
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where he will be when he wakens in the morning. And H o tel in L ondon.
E n g lish society so m e tim e s g e ts
Chicago Stockyards Ship Bones
to China to Make Mah Jongg Sets
TREAT PARALISIS
Superior Model
Before You’re
Victimized
Billings Agency
0 . 1). Wool Long Pants
A. C. Spark
Army Goods Store
Plugs
Spend Your Week-End at the
NEWS LETTER
OREGON CAVES Resort
W. & N. Service
Station
F IS H
For Your
Friday Dinner
The best the Mar
ket affords
Eagle Market
Automotive Shop