P m «© T wo
AMttLAM) klltir fibttas
A SH LA N D
D A IL Y
MMtttrtUy, Kept. <8, ItfdJ
T ID IN G S
l)e*n8 tr’ed people left their work to hear the lawyer’s
FIRE BURNS FENCE
(E stab lish ed in 1 8 7 6 )
plea to the jury. In fact, lawyers only a few years ago
were gauged as to ability by their criminal work and by Ò ftO W M S V lL tÉ , o r e ., Sept.
P ublished E very E ven in g E xcept Sunday by
I 13.
A ru n n in g fire in th e stu b -
¡their rpi.
speeches.
THE ASHLAND PRINTING CO.
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bl® fields a t th e W . H. L assley
The legal profession has found that this class of ¡ f a r m , s o u th w e st of B row nsville,
B e rt R. G re e r
.E d ito r business does not pay, except in rare instances such as gained such h e a d w a y T u esd ay -
G eorge M adden G reen ......................... ....~ .~ ...Z ™ .7 .B i ¡«¡Í¿Í** í ¡
M anager
Danow. Attorneys now seek business of a steady nature, a^ernoon th a t help w as called
O F F IC IA L CITY P A P E R ....................................
^ lp n b o n a
Entered at th e A shland. Oregon P o sto fflc ç as Second Class Mall M atter office practice and business practice. Largely thè crimin fro m th e c ity a n d it re q u ire d th e
s tre n u o u s U re -fg h tn g e ffo rts of
al work in smaller communities is unsought.
n e a rly 50 m en to
c o rra l
and
S u b sc rip tio n P ric e , D eliv ered in C ity
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But,
even
so,
we
who
are
older
still
hark
hack
to
the
q
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th
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fre
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A
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300
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1.95 days when the old oak trees around the courthouse in of g ro u n d w as b u rn ed over and
Six M o n th s .......
3.75
One Y ear ........
Eastern states were shaken with the beautiful oratory of | numerous fences lad in ashes,
7.6«
By Mail and Rural R ou tes:
the criminal attorney pleading for his client;’we cannot
o n e M o rth
E s ta c a d a — C o rn e rs to n e laid
$ .65 completely erase the admiration that was felt for the big
Three Mon*h°
1.95
S e p te m b e r 4 th fo r new M asonic
. ' W>n’b-
3.50
ewhiskered lawyer whose eareer as a criminal attorney T em ple, to cost $25,000, fin a n c -
V -
6.50
had made for him a name among men. We heard him in
D ISPLAY ADVKRTISLNG R A T E S:
the
courtroom, we heard him on the political st'innp, we
lull per m eh ..........................
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k'eailj Contracts:
heard him at the Fourth of July celebration, and we never
ir.aeruuu a week
.27^ tired of his oratory.
in se rtio n s a week
.25
Daily in se rtio n
............................
They are gone, almost all gone, Darrow is one of the
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very lew who still remain to remind the growing gener
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ation that once there were strong lunged, strong minded
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men who were criminal lawyers.
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th e r e is no law .— Gal. 5 :2 2 , 23
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a gam st
such
“ Ma” Ferguson of Texas may be contested for the
¡gubernatorial nomination in Texas, but she is displaying
rare political acumen in selecting her planks and in mak
ing statements. She is making the little red school house
which has an universal appeal—as the paramount prob
lem of her administration.
Some are content to “ believe” that Ashland is on the
upgrade, while others are foresighted enough to have
already purchased property in the city.
PASSING JÜRGMENT
. .„.Tll,e senlence.ff¡vei1 ‘o the Chicago boy murderers has
It would have been just as well if the authorities had
inspired an opinion from practically every possible listened to those who wanted to stop the Wills-Firpo
source. W,th the exception of a few judges' who have bout—which developed to be merely a fizzle.
been appealed to for an opinion, who discretely remained
silent, everybody 1ms freely expressed his opinion of llm
Some autoists in parking on our streets act as if
decision winch wdl permit the two Chicago boys to e n j o y
they felt they were in the Sahara desert and that nobody
hfe, even it it must lie spent in a penitentiary •
' ' else intended to park along side them.
The only expression in any waj favoralile to the de-
f r o n A v il'10 J?dge- fro'i1 a pe‘'s',n Of l>ro'“hience comes SEN D GU ARD COM PANY
ing led a w ay fro m th e cam p w hen
TO S C E N E O F S T R IK E a F ilip in o m ob fo rm e d , d e m a n d
Hom William Jennings Bryan, and is as follows:
i n g th e ir re le a se . T h e m ob fo l
“ I am glad that the judge gave Loeb and Leopold life
sentences instead of capital punishment. 1 have had a H O NO LULU, S ept. 12.— G ov low ed th e o ffic ers, th e re p o rt
id , a n d 300 y a rd s fro m th e cam p
eelmg growing for years, against capital punishment— e rn o r F a r rin g to n to d ay o rd e re d sa
its
m em b e rs o p ened fire on th e
a n a tio n a l g u a rd in fa n try com
against taking of human life under any circumstances
pan y a n d tw o sq u a d s of th e s tr ik e police w ho re tu rn e d th e fire.
i;r„ • V u n km,g í°.,note the con^empt in which human rio t on K a u i isla n d
T he A m erican ' v is ito r is ubis-
life is held. People kill each other upon the slightest.
L a te s t ad v ices to d a y show ed
uito
A t th e C e n o ta p h one f re
Provocation If hanging a murderer could restore the life th a t fo u r policem en a n d 14 q u e n tis.
lo n g lin e s of A m e ri
?f Hhe,On! kllIeid’.1lt mig,lt be Justified, but it cannot and s tr ik in g F ilip in o s w ere k ille d in can s tly p la sees
c
in
g
w re a th s upon th e
T u e sd a y ’s b a ttle on M akaw eli
think it contributes to the undervaluation of life for p la n ta tio n .
m em o ria l to E n g la n d ’s d e a d , b u t
decr^l^ ent t0 deliberatel-v extiugnish it by law or court
Tw o o th e r s tr ik e r s w ere re it w as s u rp ris in g to find a bunch
Lndervaluation for life should never be encouraged.
hat is the principle which has aroused a storm of protest
against warfare and which has stirred up a horror at the
• • •
ID I I*(í L. T H which occur each vear
in this country.
And the same principle should create disapproval of
any judicial decision which fails to give capital puirsli-
rnent where the murder is so disgusting and inexcusable
as the F ranks murder was. Capital punishment is the
surest and safest preventative of heinous murders. Mur
derers working for large stakes might be willing to play
against the odds of life imprisonment—with always the
e íanee that a pardon might be procured after a short per
iod but they would hesitate committing dastardly crimes
if they knew that death awaited them upon conviction.
I ardons are too easily procured these days for any
lo°Phole to be left in cases as unprovoked and dastardly
as the F ranks murder.
p o rte d fa ta lly w o u n d ed an d o th e rs
less se rio u sly w ounded.
D e p u ty S h e riff W illiam C ro
w ell w as a lso w ounded.
A cco rd in g to re p o rts received
h e re th e a u th o r itie s w ere in fo rm
ed th e s tr ik e r s h ad k id n a p p e d tw o
F ilip in o s, b e a te n th e m , th r e a te n
ed th e ir liv es a n d w e re h o ld in g
th e m p ris o n e rs in th e s tr i k e r s ’
cam p.
T he s h e riff o b ta in e d a w a r ra n t
a n d se n t police to th e cam p to se -;
c u re th e tw o m en.
T h ey w e re
placed u n d e r a r r e s t a n d w ere be-
FO R
PUBLICATION
018951
D epartm ent o f th e In terior
U. S. L a n d O ffice a t R o se b u rg ,
O regon, A u g u s t 25, 1924.
N O TIC E la h e re b y given t h a t
J a c o b P . T im m e rm a n , of A sh la n d ,
O regon, w ho, on J u n e 14, 1921,
m ad e H o m e ste a d E n try , S e ria l
No. 013951 fo r th e N W % o f Sec
tio n 3, T ow n sh ip 40 S, R a n g e 3
E. W illa m e tte M erid ian , h a s filed
n o tice of in te n tio n to m a k e F in a l
T h re e -y e a r P ro o f, to e s ta b lis h
claim to th e lan d above d e scrib ed ,
before C h au n cey F lo re y , C le rk of i
C o u n ty C o u rt of J a c k s o n C o u n ty , •
O regon, a t J a c k s o n v ille , O regon, j
on th e 3 0 th d ay of S e p te m b e r ,;
1924.
C la im a n t n a m e s a s w itn e sse s:
J o h n M oore, of A sh la n d , O regon.
W a lte r B a n ta , of A sh la n d , O regon.
E rn e s t In m a n , of A sh la n d , O re
gon.
G eorge C rapsey, o t A sh la n d , O re
gon.
*
H A M IL L A. CANADY,
R e g iste r.
308-5 S at.
NOTICE
PLANS EDUCATE CRIMINALS
in the bank book” by scientific
opposition, and to convince him that his ingenuity would
e better employed m honest trade, is the ambition of
Colonel Y alter Scott, Honorary Police Commissioner for
iNew York City.
Scott is at present in London studying international
po ice problems and the methods adopted bv European
police m combating the criminal fraternity.
“ Organized cooperation* between the police of all
countries is bound in time to eliminate the master minds
of the criminal world,” Scott said in an interview.
Criminals operate internationally, and it is only
because the police do not imitate their methods that so
many ot them are at large.
“ We are hoping, through the medium of the Inter-
n!i i°na x?°
Conferences, the first of which is to he
eld m New York in 1925, to evolve a preventative
. stem which wdl put a stone wall in front of the criminal
wherever he turns.
O F FIN A L ACTOl'NT
“ Contrary’ to the popular imagination, the police are NOTICE
In th e C o u n ty C o u rt of th e
not a vindictive body of people and would rather get at S ta te of O regon, fo r J a c k s o n
the criminally inclined before he breaks the law than C ounty.
track him down afterward and send him to the peniten In th e M a tte r of th e E s ta te of-{
tiary for a soul killing term of imprisonmnet. Monev is D. F . Ja c k s o n , D eceased.
is h e re b y given t h a t th e
perhaps, the greatest incentive to crime. But once inake u n d N e otice
rs ig n e d , a d m in is tra to r of th e
it known that owing to the vigilance of the detective above e s ta te , has filed h is F in a l
there is going to be less money in crime than in honest A ccount in sa id c o u n ty c o u rt, an d
toil, in nine cases out of ten the crook will become an th a t M onday th e 2 0 th d a y of Oc
to b e r 1924, a t ten o ’clock a. m .,
honest citizen.
a n d th e c o u rt room of sa id C o u rt,
, ,“ KaPld strides in this direction are being made in a t Ja c k s o n v ille , O regon, h a s been
the intercity police work at home. If a Pittsburgh crook a p p o in te d , by th e C o u rt, a s th e i
sets o„ ior New York the New York police are informed tim e an d p lace fo r h e a rin g o b - ,
within two minutes ot 1ns departure by means of wireless jectio n 3 to said F in a l A ccount,
and he is promptly turned hack on his arrival in New an d th e s e ttle m e n t th e re o f.
D a te of f ir s t p u b lic a tio n , Sep
1
" S consta,lt ‘hustling’ from place to place te m b e r 13, 1924
wort “ th8e°Z,d?e.” " VU1Ce " ‘e Cr°°k tha‘
is
B. E. S m ith , A d m in is tra to r
11— 5 Sat.
THE VANISHING DARROWS
(The La Grande Observer)
. ..? Virtl‘ ( '!!ireIacc, Da>Tow’8 wonderful appeal to sym-
piitlij lor the Loeb and Ix-opold boys, which appeal
brought the crowds to tears, we are reminded that the
day of the old criminal lawyer is almost over. Darrow
is one of the last of the big attorneys whose life work has
been devoted to criminal practice and whose oratory has!
shaken many a court and turned audiences from bitter
hatred to sympathy. It used to be that every countv had
a str-ng criminal lawyer—a man standing alone as it
were—and when court sat and a heavy criminal case was
of w h ite ro se s on th e s ta tu e of
C h a rle s I., b e a rin g a c a rd in
sc rib e d (“ A lice M ary T re g a sk is,
P h o en ix , A riz o n ia .”
a n a m e to
re m e m b e r
Dental Creme, Liquid An
tiseptic and tooth brushes
mean white teeth, healthy
gums and a clean mouth.
Klenzo Tooth Paste
25 to 50c
Klenzo Liquid
25 to 50c
you a re w a n tin g b rea d .
Lithia Bakery
Station
Our Phone 82
Main « P laza
A shland
'luì;'
Pressure Home Water
System
All Sizes
Offer the cheapest and
most satisfactory solu
tion of the home water
system need.
We will be glad to
Demonstrate
Character
Plus Ability
O r sh o u ld be it a b ility plu s
c h a ra c te r?
You know c h a r
a c te r com es firs t. T h a t is th e
se c re t of success, and
Is a lin k in th e pow er sy stem
of y o u r b u sin e ss th a t h elp s to
m ak e a b ility m ak e th e m o st of
its ta le n t. Y our c h a ra c te r an d
th e s o l'd ity of y o u r b u sin ess
a r e p re se n te d to th e b uying
public in y o u r ban k co n n ectio n .
rpHE Ashland
Electric Supply
First National
Bank
: A SERMON ON DIVINE HEALING
God’s Word or Man’s Word
Shall we follow the traditions of Man or believe
in the Word of God?
This is a vital issue. YOU ought to KNOW.
Come prepared to ask questions
T h is w ill b e a B ib le -se a rc h in g , ..h e a rt-s tir rin g , ..ey e-o p en in g
S erv ice
McNair B rothers
ZSe
Baptist Church
7:30 P. M. Sundav
M m t
O E S E R ’S
Ashland Service
Station
A Car Needing New Parts
FIRESTONE
and you cannot expect to get efficient
service until you get the proper re
placements.
Cord
Leedom’s Sudden Service
30x31-2
and hundreds of parts
$9.’s
Greasing
DR. OESER & SON
1NY G IR L IN TR O U B L E — May
c o m m u n ic a te w ith E n sig n Lee
of th e S a lv atio n A rm y at th e
W h ltc S h le ld H om e, 565 May-
fa ir A ve., P o rtla n d . O regon.
Is only part of a Gar
For Every Car
NEED A TIRE?
CTC
KELLY
CORDS
For Every Car
Just name the part you need for your ear
WE HAVE IT
Leedom’s Tire House
Across from the new 9-story Tourist Hotel
T R A N S F E R AND E X P R E S S
R h itile T r a n s f e r & S to ra g e Co
for SERVICE.
E x p e rie n c ed m o v ers an d p a c k
e rs of h o u se h o ld goods. D e a l
e rs in coal and wood. P h o n e
117.
O ffice 89 Oak St. n e a r
H o te l A sh lan d
Good Banking
Bring Your Bible
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M ONUM ENTS
B la ir G ra n ite Co.
S. PE N N IST O N , M anager
Office 175 E . M ain
R es. P h o n e 4 4 4 -Y
JO R D O N ’S SA SH AND C A B IN E T
W O R K S,
C or. H elm an
and
V an N ess.
1 9 4 tí
Fairbanks-Morse
Automatic-Electric
FO R R E N T ■— F u r n i s h e d
m odern fo u r-ro o m bungalow o v e r
lo oking L ith ia P a rk . A pply 108
G ra n ite St.
10— 2*
316 H ar-
1-tf
gad ine.
FOR SALK
M ONUM ENTS
PLA N IN G M ILL
The pastor will also pav his respects to
BOB SHULERISM
ALEMITE
w hen
Murphy Elec. Co.
240 E a s t M ain S t
“O—o
Sally Ann
First Class Condition
Special Price
Ashland Citizens
B O U LEV A R D a n d SH ER M A N
FO R K E N T : __ 3 o r 4 room
a
p
a
iim e n ts , p riv a te b a th s. A d u lts
DR. E R N E S T A. W OODS— P ra c
p
re
fe
rre d .
P h o n e 263-It o r call
tice lim ited to eye, e a r, nose anu
a
t
Shook
B
ldg.
j g __ 2
j th r o a t— X -ray in c lu d in g te e th .
a and
nd
E le c tro -T h e ra p y .
O ffice
ph o n e 48; re sid e n c e 142. F irs t
N a tio n a l B an k b u ild in g .
W A S H IN G
M A C H IN E
b.v
FOR R ENT
DR. M A T T IE B. SH A W — R e si
FO R R E N T — F u rn is h e d room ,
d ence a n d office, 108 P io n e e r
w
ith
b a th , 886 A S t.
av en u e. T e lep h o n e 28. O ffici
9— 3*
h o u rs, 10 to 12 a. in .: 2 to 5
FO R R E N T : —
M odern well
p. m . only.
located
fu rn a c e h e a te d a p a r t
m en ts a n d sleeping room s, fu r-
DR. E
Electric
Operated and Owned
Service
H R . C. W . HANSON
D e n tist
Special a tte n tio n given to p y o r
rh o ea. O ffice u p s ta irs in B eav er
Block. P h o n e 178-J.
233-tf.
O ffice h o u rs, 10 to 12 and 2 tc
5. S w ed e n b u rg B ldg,, A shland.
THOR
Independent
IV. & N.
Tiding«
Ore.
h
.....
■olleciion ; X
DR. H A W L E Y — A bove
office.
P h o n e 91.
One c e n t th e w ord each
tim e.
To ru n e v e ry issu e for one
m o n th or m o re, H e th e word
each tim e.
FO R
SA L E — G asoline
L ith ia G arag e.
pum p,
9__ 4 .
1,'O R SA L E a t a b a rg a in — 30
R h ode Isla n d Red pullet3. P hone
1 17F11-
10 .
for sale
room m o d ern house on N o rth
M ain St. L a rg e lot, all k in d s of
f ru it. A R eal B a rg a in . P rice
$3500 on good te rm s a t 6 p er
c e n t.
I 6 room m o d ern h o u se close in.
P ric e $2100, on easy term s.
Red C row n S ervice S ta tio n on
M ain
H ig h w ay
to
tra d o
fo r h o u se in A shland
Good 18 a c re ra n c h on highw ay.
6 room h o u se, good new b a rn ,
g a ra g e , nice law n, 6 cows, good
te a m , sow a n d 12 pigs, 2 dozen
c h ic k e n s and all farm m ac h in
ery . 12 ton h ay P ric e $6500
on good term s.
•
See
W . W. ROBISON,
63 N o rth M ain St.
8tf
L P O W E L L — G en eral T r a n s
I’O R S A L E : — F re sh p ru n e s
f e r — Good te a m
and
m o to r
to r c a n n in g , d e liv e re d any place
tru c k s . G >od serv ice a t a rea -!
in A sh la n d , P h o n e 297-Y. 6__6*
eouab.’e p rice. P h o n e 83.
F O R SA L E C H E A P — Bose
FEHIGE-ROACH
p e a rs , cu lls, fin e fo r can n in g .
T ra n s fe r — E x p re ss — S to ra g e N ew bery & Sons
T a len t. P h o n e
H a u lin g — D ra y w o rk of a ll 3 7 3 J2 .
1 -tf
k in d s. Q uick m o to r serv ice. D ry
FO R SALK o r T R A D E — 1160
wood of a ll k in d s. P h o n e 410-R
a
c
re
ra n c h , M issouri R iv er b ot
375 B. St.
11 2 -tf
tom lan d , w ith in 8 mUeg M inot,
N orth D a k o ta . If in te re ste d call
FIX >RIST
o r w rite G. S. B u tle r.
300— lin o
SAY IT W IT H F L O W E R S
I’OR SA LE— R. I. Red fry e rs
F ro m
m ilk fed , c ra te fa tte n e d , Maxe-
H a tc h e r & R enson, F lo ra l & Seed
dor.s, 977 B St.
271— 2mo*
Co.,
te m p o ra ry
lo catio n
399
M o untain Ave. C u t flo w ers and
SALES AND TRADES
flo ra l d e sig n in g . P h o n e 118. 9-m o
AUTO agency an d G arag e dojug
a g ro w in g business, C h ev ro let
A gency, on M a'n
S tre e t,
in
F o r a sm o o th
sh av e
sp len d id fa st g ro w in g c ity , big
a n d q u ’ck se rv ice go
s u rro u n d in g c o u n try tra d e , low
to th e Shell B a rb e r
r e n ta l. W ill cell a t in v o k e and
Shop.
L ad ies
and
accep t good clean p ro p e rty as
c h ild re n get y o u r h a ir
all o r p a r t pay.
bobbed an d
m a rc e l
A S P L E N D ID 10 a c re tra c t, firs t
led.
class lau d , scenic lo catio n , in
edge of city , p ay in g
o rc h a rd
W . A. S H E L L , P ro p .
w
ith
v
a
rie
ty
of
fru
its
a
n
d n u ts,
>32 A. S t. A sh la n d , O re
c o m fo rta b le
b u ild in g .
W ill
tra d e fo r good fa rm lan d dow n
N O TIC E TO P U B L IC
th e valley. W a n t a b o u t 30 o r
S u p p le m e n t No. 2 to P u b lic
40 a c re s w ith sm all house.
S erv ice C om m ission A
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ice c h a rg e on JfP?, ^ALE AT A BARGAIN
p ro v id in g fo r a service
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er 10 A< R E S ’ 7 ,M,les o u t’ fre e w a t
each m e te r of S ixty O
. s 0 u ) , p per
e r r ig h t, c o m fo rta b le h o u se ,
I m o n th , becom es effective th ir ty
good b a rn , fam ily f ru it, and a
I d ay s fro m d ate.
little to sell, fin e s h a d e tre e s ,
S o u th e rn O regon G as ConipaJiy
a n d re a lly a lovely hom e, h a lf
i S e p tem b e r 1, 1924.
4 F ri. S at. 6
m ile from school. O w ner n e e d s
cash a n d w ill ta k e $3500.
TO T H E S U B SC R IB E R S OE T H E A VERY p re tty , w ell b u ilt, a n d
C A P IT A L STOCK O E T H E
m o d ern hom e on F a irv ie w S t.,
E L E C T R IC B R A K E , D R IL L
good lot, som e f ru it an d g a ra g e ,
AND H A M M ER COM PANY:
$3,000 easy te rm s.
You. an d each of you, a re h ere- A M ODERN b ungalow , 6 ro o m s,
■ by notiiiod th a t th e fifty p e r cent
sp len d id fo u n d a tio n , la rg e base
of th e c a p ita l stock of th e Elec-
m en t, m o d ern p lu m b in g fix
trie B ra k e , D rill an d H a m m e r
tu re s , fre sh ly caiso m in ed a n d
' C om pany h a s been su b scrib ed ,
p a in te d , scenic lo ca tio n , f r o n t
j an d th a t a m e e tin g of th e sub-
ing th e P a rk , v ery easy te rm s
| s c rib e rs of said c a p ita l sto ck of
a t p rice of $2050.
! said co m p an y w ilL b e h eld a t th e I
M accabee H a ll, in th e C ity of
STAPLES’ AGENCY
O ffice, H o te l A sh la n d BI«IK.
R o se b u rg , O regon, on M onday th e
I*ho««e 20
15th d a y of S e p tem b e r, 1924, a t
7 :3 0 o ’clock P. M of said day.
MISCELLANEOUS
fo r th e p u rp o se of e le c tin g a
B o ard of D ire c to rs, a d o p tin g By-
L aw s, an d p e rfe c tin g an o rg a n i
( i k f YOU STO VE re p a ire d a t
z a tio
v n , an d fo r th e 'tr a n s a c tio n of E a g le F o u n d ry .
Boch M agnlto
such o th e r b u sin ess as m ay be R a d ia te r a n d S toves fo r sale. 140
d eem ed n e c essa ry a n d m ay be le O beriin St.
306-1 m o.*
g a lly done a t such m ee tin g of th e
W A N T E D : — U sed fla t top
sto c k h o ld e rs.
D ated th is 12th day of A u gust office d esk a n d sw ivel c h a ir. See
1924.
G re e r a t th e T id in g s office.
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F . H. C H U R C H IL L ,
PIA N O in s tru c tio n ; by e x p e r
JO H N BANKS,
ienced te a c h e r. B eg in n e rs p re fe r
LOUIS K O H LH A G EN ,
re d . Mrs. H. S. A ikins. P h o n e
In c o rp o ra to rs.
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E U G E N E , S ep t. 13.— Tw o la rg e I foot lot on Main
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b a rn s on M orris K o o n s’ fa rm , 12 C h e ster A ve.) B a k e rsfie ld , C ali-
m iles n o rth of E u g e n e on th e fo rn ia , fo r e q u a l v a lu e o r sm all
P acific h ig h w ay , to g e th e r w ith a house, R. S p eh r, R t. 2, B a k e rs-
la rg e q u a n tity of h ay and g ra in Held, C a lifo rn ia .
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a n d som e m a c h in e ry , w ere des-
tro y e d by fire th is a fte rn o o n . T he INOLITI CA L A N NOUNCEM EN TH
loss is e s tim a te d a t $6000 w ith --------- ------------------- ----------------------- -
$3000 in su ra n c e .
G. W . M ilam
T he blaze w as caused
by a 1
In d e p e n d e n t
s p a rk from th e en g in e of a th re s h - C a n d id a te
fo r
C o u n ty
School
e r th a t h ad been o p e ra tin g n e a r S u p e rin te n d e n t of J a c k s o n C oun-
th e b a rn s a ll day. Mrs. E. C h a m - : ty, O regon.
b e rs, w ife of one of Mr. K o o n ’ em -
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ploye.3, w as sev erely b u rn ed in
C la ssifie d * d s b rin g resu lt« .
an e n d e a v o r to save som e of h e r
-
possessions.
T h e re is w isdom in re a d in g ada.