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t*\r.fc four ASHLAND D A IL Y T ÎD ÎX G 3 I Medford last evening to meet the Republican Central , Committee and R epresentatives Ralph Cowgill and John Carkin. Tuesday, Novem ber 1ft, 1924 half of the workmen at the Copco ity. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY camp3 voted to remain a t work, Daeschner entered the dip’o- members of the carpenters’ and matic service in 1887, when M. FOR RENT: — 6-room un • other organized unions, is con Paul Cambon wa3 Ambassador to furnished house, 63 Alida. Phone sidered by the Copco officials as London, and Daeschner became A D aily C hronicle o f th o se w ho com e and go, and even ts of ♦ ’ R eturned Today— 67—» • justification of their refusal to one of his secretaries. Later he 299. local Interest Miss B ertha Borrall returned grant the dem ands made upon became F irst Secretary at London OWNER W ILL SELL a good 6- j today from P ortland where she them. under Leon Bourgeois. During ♦»♦»»»♦» ♦ ♦ i » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ •» •• « > • • room home at 399 Beach street. I has been spending the past few It was stated Monday th a t I. the World W ar he was Minister j Order your Thanksgiving T u r -[days. she was called there by the ' 67— 2* W. W. pickets were active in to Lisbon and later at Bucharest. ! Call. key. Phone Mrs. A. B. Chapman, illness of her sister, who is much Hornbrook, trying to persuade the For the past tw’o years he has Alalta Com m audery No. 4 1P11. 67— 4 improved. incoming laborers not to go to the ; been director of technical and ad- i FOR REN T:— a-room furnish K n igh ts Tem plar Copco plant, but th a t they were m inistrative affairs at the Foreign ed bungalow, lovely yard, front M asonic H all It is not too early to have your ing park on G ranite street. E. T. not m eeting with much success, i Office on Quai d'Orsay. R eturn H om e— I „ , __ . _ _ , i Christm as p o rtrait made. Darling 67—tf • & C. W. Johnson and Mrs. L. E. Twice M. Daeschner stepped out Staples. Stated Conclave, W ednesday i kt . , a n Studio. 60— tf 21 of the direct line of diplomatic evening, November 19. Routine i i G artin, brother and sister of O. promotions, once to be secretary business, also Red Cross degree. i II. Johnson of this city will re- Get your Christm as gifts at the j turn to Portland tomorrow after of Rouvier when he was Prein- : Ail Sir K nights courteously in- Macabee Bazaar Saturday at Ash- ier,- and again to fill the s a m e ! v Red. 1 a visit of about three weeks. land. Hotel Building. 67- post under Raymond P o in care; P. H. JOHNSON. E. C GET YOUR when the la tte r was Prem ier i n ■ W. H. DAY, Recorder. 67-2 In Medford— 1912. Mrs. Minnie O. PaVker of Ash-! If. re— M. Daeschner is a keen g o lf, Rudolph Valentino, and Bebe Daniels in a scene Prom the Paramount Picture Mr. and Mrs. Georgp Parsley, land was a business visitor in I player, which is still uncommon i • Monsieur Beaucaire* A Sidney Olcott Production PARIS, Npv. 17. — When M. in Paris. He also plays an excel f ormer Ashland residents, were in Medford yesterday. NOW PLAYING AT THE VINING Jules Jusserand, French Ambas lent game of tennis. Ashland today from Hornbrook. Chicken tam ales that will de- sador to the United States a n d ! Mrs. Josephine Applegate Mc- 64— tf dean of the diplomatic corps in Paulseruds Suits are exquisite- light you at The Plaza. l make the operations at Copco Callen, who died a t her home in DEPARTMENT CAN AND tailored. Let us m easure you DECIDE ON AREAS practically impossible, the Copco j W ashington, retires before the end j A KELIABLE COUGH REMEDY Oakland Sunday morning from an tip now. 66-tf To San Francisco— officials could not consider this of the year after nearly 30 years [ Why experiment with unknown Jim Bowers left today for San attack of heart failure was thfe of service in America, he will be WASHINGTON, Nov. 18.- -The special demand. widow of the late A. McCallen, Francisco where he will spend succeeded by M. Emilie Daeschner, i remedies for th at cough or cold I ’roin H ilt— D epartm ent of the Interior has the The release of class w ar pris- j when you can secure FOLEY’S founder of the F irst National one of the few French diplom ats Mrs. A. Leaners of H ilt was in a short time on business. authority to decide finally the area i oners is another demand which I HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND?j Bank of Ashland. Ashland yesterday shopping and of irrigation ' projects under th e ; the Copco officials could not con- financially able to accept the j It is a safe and reliable rem ed y , Following Mr. McCallen’s re Reduced prices on p o rtraits dur- a isiting friends. Carey Act, based on the needs of sider, since they have no juris- post. ng November. D arling Studio. tirem ent from active m anagem ent the land,'and available w ater, the diction over the release of pris- Mine. Daeschner, his w’ife, i n - ■ ,, for the relief „ of coughs, colds, i of the bank the family moved to herited an immense fortune from ; loarseueRh 'qually beneficial for 60— tf Childrens Books. McNair Bros. her family, the Krug». w„ r | d. ! y °un g n u ,l ol<i._ Mra. Anna Cornell, Berkeley, which city has been United States suprem e court heid oners. The w orkers a t the Midway in deciding the cases of the Com Bridgeton, N. J., states: “ I bought their home for a num ber of years. At Meilford— T o M edford— monwealth Tritst Company of ram p made the following indivi- famous champagne m anufacturers. FOLEY’S HONEY AND TAR A. C. Joy of this city was Mrs. McCallen was a native daugh Pittsburg Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Putney and Smith and dual demands, which w’ere re They will be accompanied to : against ter of Oregon, daughter of Jam es among those from Ashland who America by their daughters, Mlh*. j i COMPOUND for nty cold and find ton, Dick, journeyed to Medford ' others of Twin Falls, and the fu se d :, Drug Sforo t it g re a t.” Insist upon the g en u in e.1 2Ä«? Applegate and granddaughter of yesterday and will spend several were in Medford on business yes “ That we get a bath house at A ntoinette, 20, and Mile. Irene, ! Refuse substitutes. Sold every i Salmon River Land and *W ater ; Charles Applegate of the Apple- terday. 18. A nother daughter is m arried days visiting with relatives. I Company against Caldwell and Midway camp.” where. gate brothers w’ho led the first “ That we get better food at in France, and their onjy son Is ! others and the Idaho Irrigation ' extensive im m igration to Oregon in the Schneider steel works a t ! We deliver the goods -Detricks Save »10.00. walk upstairs to 1 , Company against Fred Gooding Midway camp.” a rre s tailo r shop. 17— t t vm ? he e w e d j a j o n route. Hrs. j 94-tf “ That we, demand an increas - Creusot. McCallen was 65 years of age at; i of • pay for all tunnel skinners and The Daeschner family came to ------------------- «------- I the time of her death. From K lam ath— Paris front Alsace one hundred • f + H ere Today— DANUBE RIVER IS j m uckers a3 a minimum wage at She is survived by the follow years ago, and the New Ambassa- Miss Clara Caulkins and sev Charles H arrison of the Oliver SCENE OF PIRACY $5 0° per da^ underground.” ^’hilled Plow W orks is in Ashland eral friends were in Ashland this ing children: Mrs. G ertrude Mulit, ______ ! . “ T hat w’e demand b etter bull dar was born here in 1863, and ! " ¡Long Beach, Calif.; Mrs. W. L. has spent much of his diplomatic today from Portland visiting the morning from Klam ath Falls. GALATZ, R um ania, Nov- IS — cook service.” J______ ¡C urtis, Ashland; Andrew J. Mc local Ford agency. Operating up and down the Dan-! “ That we demand more space j Hfe in the Foreign Office because -Chicken tam ales th at will de Callen, A shftnd; Mrs. Edna Hill, ube river in a powerful motor Hi the bunkhouse.’’ cf g ieat adm inistrative abil- H ealdsburg, California; Edward Complet© line of Ashland Can- light you at The PlazaT 64— tf boat armed with a machine gun, “ That we demand hot and cold McCallen, Berkeley, C alifornia; Terenti, the notorious pirate, is w&te r a t all tim es.” nor <lo not claim to be fifty or one liundrtHl per OBITUARY r.-d Goods at Detricks. 94-tf all of whom are at Berkeley to a t. cent below ethers; we however do make our Mrs. Ophelia Jane Kincaid was Put in Window— still at large despite the united! “ T hat we demanjd $6.50 mini- tend the funeral which will be born in Iowa on July 13, 1853. Mc- Vanness Scalp Massage. A new window was put in the prices as low and in many cases lower than any i held at the family home tom or efforts of both Rumanian and mum wage for m iners.’' ¡She came to Oregon in 1860 b y !" N air Bros. Plaza Confectionery yesterday, re H ungarian police to catch Undertaker in the County, him.! The Copco officials report thej’ . .. T „ | row, W ednesday afternoon at __ , . . . _. „ , H i way of the Isthm us of P anam a' placing the one which was brok One ot liis laie adventures was to are maklncr everv nossiblo effort . * . . • 2:30. Mra. McCallen is also su r . . . . . . , .. . , are m ailing every wlth her parents. She was marrleil i I cave for P ortland— en recently. Our stock and equipment is among the fight his way through a com pany• to give the laborers the best of i tQ w R Kincaid jn June 1 8 6 0 ; vived by h er aged m other, Mrs. Mr. and Mra. Dave W hittle left best and our Funeral Chapel is^i model, an in Caroline Applegate, who is past of Rum anian soldiers near Bralia livirig conditions and have ordered and hag resided Qn Ne„ Creek ' esterday morning for Portland Sm art new models In Ready-to- Terenti makes a specialty of b etter stoves and other equip-; . „ spection will convince von. 90 years of age. She resides at — , , , i . ever since, nnd Corvallis where they will visit w ear a t Paulseruds. 66-tf captures for ransom , and he pre- m ent: but they felt the agitation ., . ,, . 1 Monrovia, California. , . . , .... .. Mrs. Kincaid is the m other of fur about a week. ♦ AYe also have the onlv Fire Proof Slumber Two sisters, Mrs. Lulu Godbeld iers tot gather in women and of the I. \ \ . W. members was thirteen children, twelve of whom i > Here Today— children of well-to-do families. He un-American and they would not are living. Fred W. Kincaid, a son, of Monrovia. California and Mrs. Room and preparation room to be found be Special Auto Accident Policy Glen Hill of »the Hill Mercan shows consideration to- the poor grant any of the concessions re- died several years ago. H erbert Oakley of Los Angeles tween San Francisco and Portland. t r $5.00 a year. Phone 21. Yeo tile company of Talent was in fisherm en and farm ers along th e ; quested. The fact th a t more than survive her. of course. 24-tf Ashland today on business. She is survived by W. R. K in river, who warn him of the ac-| No charge for use of Slumber room or caid, husband of A shland; D. W. tivities of th e -police. He recent TERRIFIC GALE IS H ere Y esterday— I'hmeral Chapel, Kincaid of A shland; Mrs. Mary Tamales, best in the city, “ The ly found two girls who had been CAUSE OF DEATHS Mr. Bailey, engineer of the Hose” . Howard, Medford; Mrs. Alice 60— tf bathing in the river near Galatz Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Cook, Ashland; E ttie Morris, Ash and whisked them away in his; NEW YORK, Nov. 18. — W ith Company from Portland visited I.adies Aid M eeting— land; R. W. Kincaid. A shland;! seventeen deaths in the wake of speedy boat before they could i he Ashland office yesterday on Mrs. Daisy W hitney of A neorage.! Thfe Ladies Aid of the Metho an ice tepped gale, w arm er w eath make an outcry. l.is way to K lam ath Falls. Alaska; Mrs. M artha F ru it, Mc dist Church will meet at two- er was predicted foiv today and Minnville; E. L. Kincaid, Ashland; th irty tomorrow afternoon at the Funeral Directors Paulseruds for cleaning and home of Mrs. A. A. Marske at the! I tomorrow. Four deaths were re- Mrs. Mabel Corbett, Sacranjento; ■ Tax reform ers propose cigarette Day Phone 212— Niglit Phones 255-R, 2«2-J i ported here as being due to the Tresslng. Phone 119. We call and corner of Allison and Sherman Mra. Maude Henderson, Seward, tax of 2 cents per package. cold, and six were killed in au Mrs. Louis Dodge, I.ady A ssistant deliver. 66-tf streets. j A laska; Mrs. Bertha Blackaby. tomobile accidents which were the Ontario, Oregon; Mrs. Irene Avent I » -< -0 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ result of the high wind while W O BBIA E» F A IL TO PRO In A shland — Mississippi. Macabee Razaar and Food Sale MOTE COPCO STR IK E seven perished at sea in the te r R. E. Krego, m anager of the Sat. at Ashland Hotel Building, rific gale which whipped the K lam ath Falls office of the P a c i-: 67— 1 (Cointlnued from page 1.) lie Telephone and Telegraph Corn-! w ater. A sixty mile an hour wind clip pany was in Ashland y e ste rd a y 1 For T h a n k s g iv in g - The demand th at all California ped off street signs, raged over products be boycotted is under and diet his m other who was re Miss Isabelle Barron, daughter turning from the north. They of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Barron,! seacraft, and lifted pedestrians stood to be the result of the ac who were unfortunate enough to tive w ar which California has made the retu rn trip last night. is expected home soon and will be out, off their feet. waged against the I. W. W. Since spend the Thanksgiving holidays; You are welcome to compare the Copco operations are financed here. my Automobile rates w ith any UNION MAN SHOT to a great extend by California »■•her rates In Jackson or Jose- O v er 1OO,OO<FOwner«'| capital and, since the boycotting LA GRANDR Nov. 1 8 — W ii_ 1 nine Counties; you can be the Visiting Here— of all California products wou’d Mr. and Mrs. Lee Gates of A u-| Uam w igglesw orth, 60, was shot »’ udge. Phone 21. Yeo, of course. burn, Illinois, arrived in Ashland down and knled a t the door of 30— tf P o w é r ^ E ^ ^ S ta r tìn g ^ yesterday and are visiting with his home at Union last night; CONSTIPATION OVERCOME Mrs. Josephine Poley and daugh Newton Gamble, an aged Union The use of FOLEY CATHAR-; From Salem— ters, Eva and Minnie. TIC TABLETS will bring speedy Î man is under a rre st but popular . General W hite of Salem is ex relief from constipation if tak en opinion does not support the of pected to be In Ashland to a t B u ilt S p e c ia l f o r The F O R D ficers theory. W igglesworth was promptly. They are purely vege tend th e banquet of B attery B, C om m ittee H ere— T f ï c è C o m p lete. $15.7 5 A committee from the Talent defeated at the last election for table and act on the liver. Mr. the F irst Company and other John D. McComb, Lucas Co. form er service men. Monday night Lodge of Odd Fellows visited the! city m arshal of Union. Home, Toledo, Ohio, w rites: I Ashland Lodge, No. 45, last night j _______________ He will give an address th a t eve “ Have used Foley CATHARTIC ! at th eir regular meeting. The JAPANESE BOAT IS ning. Talent lodge is affiliating with REPORTED DRIFTING TABLETS in severe cases of c o n -1 stipation to which I am subject ; the Ashland lodge and will be Have your suit cleaned and and found them beneficial.” FO- ! PORTLAND, Nov. 18. — The here Thursday in a body. pressed this week and avoid the Across from the New LEY CATHARTIC TABLETS are I Japanese steam er, Clyde Maru, ten Holiday rush. Paulseruds. 66-tf 9-Story Hotel days overdue a t Yokahama, is re easy to take, leave no unpleas-1 In A shland— an t after effects. Try them. Sold Mr. Nelson of the firm of Hat- ported drifting in Asiatic w ater, V isit Dam — • her coal supply gone and lum ber everywhere. Many Medford, Ashland and trem Nelson and Co., was in Ash land today visiting the local' ia belng fed into her boiIers in other valley residents yesterday bankg i order to keep her engines going. motored to the picturesque Em i ! The message, received here by the g ran t dam site about eight miles ’Here you will see genuine »imported 'Belfast flat knit linens— ! M erchants Exchange, did not give bove Ashland to view the scen R esetting Slabs— satin bleached, 06, 70 and 72 inches wide. I her position or the cause of the ery and look over this big en The marble slabs in the First trouble. The message also stated . i gineering project.— Mail Tribune. Nationad Bank building are be th a t the French steam er Texas The designs “ built in ” in "T h e American Beauty Rose,” “ The T H E THEATER BEAUTIFUL lEAUTIfUL ing reset and some of them are was afire at her dock at Havre, Shamrock Cluster,” “ The Wild Rose, Snow Flake Centers,” Half You will save by having your being patched. The work is being p rance The Texas makes the- TOD A Y—T 0M 0R R 0 W -T H U RSD A Y Bleached Pansy Design,” “ T ulip” and a plain heavy design. p o rtrait made during November. done by two men who are doing run from the Pacific Coast to Darling Studio. 60— tf sim ilar work a t the mausoleum. European ports. These linens are very conservatively juiced at You’ve waited two rears for a new Valentino k o e a l ■ P e r s o n a l N o te s ' -4 —J.-.».'.'.'» I i with 10 BE NEW FRENCH ENVOY TO AMERICA 1925 Rexall Calendar Almanac FREE McNair Brothers We Are Not Inclined to Boast; J. P. Dodge & Sons H ot S p ot S I I j LEEDQM’S TIRE HÜVSE O a r F i r s t S h o c u in g of B e a u tifu l L iin en s fo r T h a n k s g i v i n g * Broadcast T on ight— G oing South— C lassified A ds B rin g Result« The M ultnomah Hotel orches W. G. Tucker will leave iff a tra will broadcast from KGW be CARD OF THANKS short time for Richmond where We desire to express our sin tween the hours of ten and he has contracted to build a house twelve tonight. Irving P orter of cere thanks to all who assisted In the funeral services: of our brother | Ashland is a member of this or To Medford— and uncle, Alexander Hall, a n d , chestra. Louis Dodge, H arry Hosier, all who brought flowers. Senator Dunn, H arry Tomlinson MR. AND MRS. J. M. EASTER- Let ue fill your pall with Swifts and V. V. Mills made a trip to ‘ LING AND FAMILY. 67— 1* Silver Lea: lard. Costs less than f.hortenlDg. Gorw farth er and Is m ore nutritious. Detricks. 94-tf 'rom M edford— Mrs. Miles. Mrs. E. E. Kelley, irs. Palm er, Miss Palm er and Irs. Robert Hammond were in .shland from Medford last eve- ing to attend the meeting of the .shland Study Club. Phone 130 for Pow ell’s Cider. Delivered. 63— Im o A shland— F. A. O ultm an of Great Falls, >ntana, was in Ashland for a sv days this week looking for a nation but as he did not find e he has gone to G rants Pass lere he may possibly locate. picture- BOOTH TARKINGTON’S Æ S IS 'X i RUDOLPH B ringing your com m unity th e best in M usic, Opera and Drama Series j>f four: Vernon’s Quintet (symphony) Nov. 21 Flotow Opera Co. (opera comique) Dec. 9 The Cinderella Man (4-act comedy drama) Jan. 15 Fenwick-Newell (recital group) Jan. 29 Season T ickets: A dult 9 2 .5 0 , H igh School 91-50 C hildren 9 1 .2 5 No W ar Tax - T ickets w ith reserved seats at “T he R ose C onfectionery” $1J9 $£.98 Our line of matched sets, “ Ready Made” , is complete. W q have just received these and the new designs are beautiful. They are sized 54 by 54, hemstitched, squared and .shrunk, with half dozen najikins. Priced at JALENTINO $4 95 ¿ Monsieur Beaucaire" SEASON TICKETS FOR $1.49 Our Linen Napkins are of the same grade linen. They vary in patterns to suit. Sizes 22x22 in Sixes or Twelves. They are price/1 at 50c and up famous action—romance The Boosters Are Buying Now Ashland’s Artist Series $1.39 We now present In either white or colors,, and 72x72 cloth. I. * , Buy Your Thanksgiving Linen in our All-Linen Department COMING Monday, November 24 f ' Orpheuin Jr. Vaudeville -Main Floor 75c Balconv50c Seats now selling We urge you to make reservations early. ! ll !S New Shipment Ladies Satin Hats just in C o m p a n y W here Your D ollar H as More C ents’ Full Size Wool- < 'loth Comfort hats at $2.75 ■ -e