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I im P ° ssihle to b u rs t th is fo rm of ow ing to th e f a c t t h a t all tra ffic
o o r r c c o o n n c c re
' pipe, th e ex p an sio n being ta k e n up ; ex cept t h a t a u th o riz e d
by th e
2. I t ccfets,less th a n th e o th e r
! by th e b a n d s c u ttin g in to th e j city a n d tb q F o re s t S erv ice could
o rd in a ry fo rm s of co n d u it.
3. I t is sh ip p ed from th e fa c ­ w ood, b u t th e c a p ac ity of th e be b a rre d from its u se by m ain-
pipe can be .g re a tly red u c e d by j ta in in g a locked g a te a t th e sum -
to ry in th e fo rm of b u n d le» of
StaVGS ° f th e co m p o n e n t p a rts and th e ice w hich fo rm s on th e s u r f a c e ' m lt s im ila r to th e one a t th e en-
an d a c c u m u la te s to w a rd th e c e n - ! tra n c e to th e canyon. T he W’ag-
n o t as b u lk y pipe.
I t is tr a n s ­
te r, c u ttin g off th e flow .
T h e ! n e r Gap ro u te m ig h t becom e sub-
p o rte d to a n d d is tr ib u te d a lo n g
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th e cost of th e ir serv ices being
a tte n d in g to b u sin e ss in te re s ts .
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p ro b a b ly th e best.
in clu d e d in th e o rig in a l p u rc h a se
P a u ls e r u d ’s S u its w e a r b e tte r.
22nd R exall B irth d a y Sale, fo r
T h is w ould c o n s titu te
a
of th e pipe.
T he
sa v in g
in b er.
W ater R ights
123— tf 10 d ays s ta r tin g T h u rsd a y .
To Thrall—
fre ig h t, tru c k in g a n d d is tr ib u ­ g rav e m en ace of a to ta l fa ilu re
T he fin a l a d ju d ic a tio n of th e
W illiam K e rr of th e F o rd G a r­
tio n of th e sta v e from over th e .o f th e su p p ly if th e lin e w ere on j w a t e r rig h ts r e s ts in th e h a n d s of
From Sap-am l-Salt—
V isitlu g H ere—
ag e m ad e a trip to T h ra ll to d ay
fin ish e d pipe is a c o n sid e ra b le top of th e g r o u n d on su p p o rte d ; t he O regon S ta te E n g in e e r. T he
Mrs. B re n t P a g e of S ap-and-
M iss H elen S a n fo rd w ho has to a tte n d to b u sin e ss m a tte rs .
c ra d les.
T a le n t I rr ig a tio n D is tric t now h as
item
.
S a lt is in A sh la n d fo r a few d ays been a tte n d in g H e a ld ’-s B u sin ess
R
oads
: filin g s c o v e rin g th e se so u rces. It
4. I t is th o ro u g h ly w a te r-tig h t
v isitin g a t th e hom e of M rs. B ert
C ollege in S a c ra m e n to , C alif., is In A shland—
A bout fo u rte e n m iles- of ro ad is believed th a t w ith in a y e a r or
a n d if th e lin e be p ro p e rly lo c a t­
M oses of G ra n ite s tre e t.
H. M. D u rsto n , div isio n com ­
sp e n d in g a few days h e re v isitin g
ed a n d c o n s tru c te d it can be m a in ­ w ould h a v e to be b u ilt to serv e tw o, w hen th e y have fu lly d e te r ­
a t th e hom e of h e r p a re n ts , Mr. m ercial s u p e rv iso r of th e P acific
th is p ro je c t.
P ro b a b ly th e best m ined by a c tu a l o p e ra tio n of th e ir
ay be
T h e 22nd y e a r of R e x a ll— Mc­ an d M rs. W . E. S a n fo rd of Sixth T elep h o n e and T e le g ra p h co m pany ta in e d so in d efin
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is
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m
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a le n t by w ay of irrig a tio n th a t th e ir su p p ly from
N a ir B ros.
nf
a
s tre e t.
of P o rtla n d w as in A
sh lan d S a t­ a rg u e d th a t th e serv ice pipe now
in use fro m th e re s e rv o irs to th e ! W a g n e r Gap an d th e n c e on a ro u n d
u rd a y on h is r e t l r n from K la m ­ m u n ic ip a l p o w er h o u se is of th is th e m o u n ta ii^ to S p lit R ock G reek H y a tt P r a ir ie , E m ig ra n t C reek
dam a n d th e S p rin g flaw of Mc­
In A shland—
We p u t th e c h ic k e n in o u r a th F a lls w h e re h e sp e n t se v era l
a
n
d
S
iskiyou
G
ap.
T
h
e
re
is
now
type
an
d
th
a
t
it
le
a
k
s,
b
u
t
th
is
D onald C reek a re a m p le fo r th e ir
Mr. a n d M rs. O scar C ooper of ta m a le s.
T he P la z a .
82— tf d ay s on b u sin ess.
a
ro
ad
up
A
sh
la
n
d
canyon
fo
r
is
a
poor
c
rite
rio
n
by
w
hich
to
needs, s a tis fa c to ry a rra n g e m e n ts
E u g e n e a re in A sh la n d v isitin g
e s tim a te th e efficiency of th is n in e m ilch a n d it w as o rig in a lly can be m ad e w ith th em w h ereby
a t th e hom e of Mr. a n d M rs. C. A. F in d W a tc h e s—
From K lam ath F alls—
! f e a tu re .
Since th is service pipe p lan n e d by th e U. S. F o re s t S e r­ th e y w ill re le a se th e se filin g s in
C ooper of M a n za n ita s tr e e t. T hey
N ine In g e rso ll w a te h e s w ere
Miss D o ro th y A lden of K la m a th j
w ere c alled h e re by th e se rio u s fo u n d u n d e r a rock n e a r K eno F a ll is in A sh lan d sp e n d in g a few w as in sta lle d six teen y e a rs ago, vice fo r th is ro a d to go on over fav o r of A sh lan d . It w ill be g r e a t­
big s trid e s h a v e been m a d e in th e su m m it to S iskiyou Gap and ly to th e ir a d v a n ta g e if th e y do
illn ess of W . A. C ooper.
y e ste rd a y by Lloyd S a rg e n t and d ay s v is itin g a n d a tte n d in g to
T h e ir
ro ad n o t use th is w a te r th em se lv e s to
th e d esig n a n d m a n u fa c tu re of C in n a b a r S p rin g s.
R oy H u d so n of K la m a th F a lls. b u sin e ss in te re s ts .
p
ro
g
ra
m
h
as,
ho
w
ev
er,
been
wood sta v e pipe. T h e re a re , a n d
see A sh lan d g e t it r a th e r th a n th e
B u tto n s m ad e a t O rres T ailo rs. T he box c o n ta in e rs w ere w a te r-
have been fo r m an y y e a rs, in su c­ ch a n g ed in fav o r of th e W a g n e r ra n c h e rs of th e A p p le g a te valley,
100 sty le s a n d sizes.
1 2 9 -lt* so ak ed b u t th e w’a tc h e s w ere a p ­
c e ssfu l o p e ra tio n in th e U nited G ap r o u te to S iskiyou G ap, and as th e D is tric t w ould u n d o u b ted
p a re n tly in good o rd e r.
I t is GRANTS PASS HIGH DROPS
th e p o rtio n fro m W a g n e r G ap to ly file on th e re s u ltin g s u rp lu s
Gone to Dridn—
GAME TO ASHLAND HIGH S ta te s a 'g r e a t m an y c o n d u its of
th o u g h t t h a t th e y w ere sto le n and
th is fo rm ra n g in g fro m a few S iskiyou G ap Is to be b u ilt as w a te rs below A sh lan d
M rs. E th e l Doyle, M rs. H e ttie an e ffo rt is being m ad e by th e
in ch es in d ia m e te r to as h ig h as q u ick ly as fundh fo r it becom e
T he
cost fo r th e
A p p leg ate
C o zart a n d E v e re tt R e d ife r jo u r ­ s h e riff ’s office to lo ca te th e ow n­
(C o n tin u e d fro m p a g e O ne)
T h e r o u te h a s been ra n c h e rs to b rin g th is w a te r to
fo u rte e n fee t. T his sh o u ld be a r g ­ a v a ila b le |.
neyed to D ra in la s t w eek to a t ­ e r. — K la m a th C ou n ty New s.
In th e fin a l c a n to , th e locals a g a in u m e n t e n o u g h t h a t som e v ery p a rtly la id o u t a n d c o n sid e rab le th e ir la n d s w ould be less th a n
te n d th e fu n e ra l of M rs. R e d ife r,
ad d ed six p o in ts w hile th e ir op­ la rg e c o n c ern s h av e fu lly s a tis ­ r ig h t of w ay c le a re d . Mr.- R a n k in , fo r th e T a le n t Irr ig a tio n D istric t
who died a f te r an ex ten d ed illn ess. H ere Today—
S u p e rv iso r fo r th e D istric t, s ta te s to use it a n d n o t m ore th a n a
p
o n e n ts ra n g up b u t tw o.
fied th em se lv e s on th is score.
G. B. B ooth of A zalea, w as in
t
D u rin g th e f ir s t p e rio d , th e lo ­
You a re w elcom e to c o m p are A sh la n d todafy v isitin g frie n d s
5. T he life of th is fo rm of h a t th e S ervice can p ro b ab ly co­ fo u rth of th e cost n e c e ssa ry to
m y A u to m o b ile r a te s w ith any an d a tte n d in g to b u sin ess in te r ­ cals looked lik e c h a m p io n s. T h e ir c o n d u it u n d e r p ro p e rly m a in ta in ­ o p e ra te to th e e x te n t of. o n e -h a lf b rin g it to A sh lan d .
d a z zlin g flo o r w ork h a d th e v isi­ ed w o rk in g c o n d itio n s sh o u ld con In th e c o n s tru c tio n of a b o u t nine
I t Is a fallacy to d e fe r in d e fin ­
o th e r r a te s in J a c k s o n o r Jo se- ests.’
to rs b e w ild e red , a n d th e G ra n ts tin u e in d e fin ite ly . A b u n d a n t a u th ­ m iles of th e ab o v e
m en tio n e d ite ly a th o ro u g h , in v e s tig a tio n of
! h in e C o u n ties; you can be th e
J u d g e . P h o n e 21. Yeo, of course.
K o d ak fin ish in g . S tu d io A sh P a ss five fo u n d it a lm o s t im pos­ e n tic te s tim o n y is a t han d on th is fo u rte e n , a n d t h a t th e lo catio n th e m a tte r of filin g s a n d rig h ts
sible to b re a k up th e lo c a ls’ plays. su b je c t. M any in sta n c e s a re c it can be w o rk e d o u t jo iu tly . T h is on th e s e so u rc e s in th e belief th a t
lan d . On th e P laza.
V isitin g in Medford—
W ilson, s ta r tin g his f ir s t g am e, ed w h e re c o n d u its of w ood in con lo catio n w ill coincide closely w ith th e S ta te W a te r B o ard w ill hold
c h a lk e d up te n m a rk e rs d u rin g tin u o u s se rv ic e fro m tw e n ty five th e bekt re q u ire m e n ts of th e Cow th is w a te r fo r A sh la n d a g a in s t
H. S. N ew ton of th is city was From M edford-8—
a v isito r in M edford fo r som e
T h is is a n o th e r a ll c o n te s ta n ts fo r a g re a t m any
M rs. C. E. 'G a te s a n d d a u g h te r th e tim e he w as in. B u tte rfie ld to fifty y e a rs o r m o re h av e been C reek p ro je c t.
m an w ith
25 u n e a rth e d a n d fo u n d s till sound m a tte r t h a t sh o u ld be looked a f t­ y e a rs to com e. W a te r in th e W est
tim e la st w eek.
H e w as called w ere in A sh aln d y e s te rd a y from w as h ig h p o in t
p o in ts, B ry a n t second w ith 11, a n d se rv ic ea b le.
th e re by th e illn ess of h is g ra n d ­ M edford.
Som e of th ese e r in th e n e a r fu tu re . I t w ould is g ro w in g m o re v a lu a b le w ith
W ilson th ir d w ith h is 10 and in sta n c e s c ite th e use .of creo so ted be w ell to h av e th is p o rtio n of ev e ry p a ssin g y ear.
d a u g h te r. Miss N o rm a C am pbell.
Save 110.00, walk upstairs to R am sey com p leted th e to ta l w ith f ir pipe u n d e r s tre n u o u s w o rk in g th e ro ad b u ilt w h e re it w ill b est
P ow er
DECORATING — S till doing Orres tailo r shop.
serv e th e p ro je c t even th o u g h th e
c o n d itio n s.
17— tf h is c o n trib u tio n of 3.
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ta
llin
g
h
y d ro -e le c tric p la n ts
T he lin e u p s follow ;
b u sin ess in A sh lan d . P h o n e 315-R .
C om ing from th e f a r th e r e s t u n d e rta k in g of th e p ro je c t be de­ is costly. T he CoW C reek p ro je c t
A sh la n d
H. G ear, 109 C h u rch .
129— I t In A shland—
G ra n ts P a s s b ra n c h of Cow C reek th e f ir s t 11,- fe rre d in d e fin ite ly o r d ro p p ed e n ­
w ould p u t th e s e v e re s t s tr a in upon
B
u
tte
rfie
ld
F
S m ith
If th e
F o re s t • Service
M r. a n d M rs. C. R. C leveland
700 fe e t of pipe lin e c a lls fo r an tire ly .
th e
c ity ’s re so u rc e s if th e in ­
M a r r ie d -
F
H e n d ro n in sid e d ia m e te r of 20 in ch es. F o r a lo n e lo ca tes th is ro a d th is will
of M oon’s C am p w ere in A sh lan d W ilson
c
re
a
se
in p o p u la tio n is no g r e a te r
W illiam R u ita r a n d Miss F a y y e ste rd a y v isitin g a t th e hom e B ry a n t
C
T ru m b le y th e re m a in in g d ista n c e o f 49,600 n o t be th e case.
in
th
e
n ex t te n y e a rs th a n in th e
H o w ard , both of A sh la n d , w ere of Mr. a n d Mr^. J. E. F ifield of R am sey ’
G
W ade
If th e Ajshlanid canyon ro ad p a st te n a n d it is obvious, th e r e ­
fe e t th e d ia m e te r re q u ire d is 24
u n ite d in m a rria g e S a tu rd a y noon A very s tre e t.
K a tz e r
G reen
G
inches. L aid to a slope of .0012 w e re a d o p te d as th e ro u tin g th e fo re , t h a t no a d d itio n a l pow er
by R e v e ren d F. R. L each a t h is
th is w o u ld fd e liv e r 8.8 seTond feet cost fo r ro a d b u ild in g w ould be p la n t in s ta lla tio n can be u n d e r­
hom e.
T he hap p y couple w ill
A c a rd p a rty w ill be given a t
th is w ould d e liv e r 8.8 second feet. c o n sid e ra b ly in c re a se d by rea so n ta k e n sim u lta n e o u sly .
T he Im ­
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
m ak e th e ir hom e in P o r tla n d .— th e E lk s C lub R oom s by th e E lk s
T his
p ro b a b ly
r e p re s e n ts
th e of th e c ity h a v in g to a ssu m e sev­ m e d ia te effect t h a t th is p ro je c t
M edford M ail T rib u n e .
L adies, W e d n esd a y e v e n in g , F e b ­
g r e a te s t a m o u n t t h a t m ay e v e r be e ra l m o re m iles w ith o u t co-oper- w ould h av e upon th e pow er p la n t
ru a r y 4 th , fo r E lk s a n d th e ir fa m ­
FO R SALE: — B e a u tifu l th re e re a liz e d fro m th is so u rce.
a tio n .
A lso th e c o n s tru c tio n of ■ w ould be th a t it co u ld ru n a t fu ll
O rres rem o d els
c lo th e s,
up- ilies. B rid g e, F iv e H u n d re d R u m ­
piece b ird s eye m aple bed room
T h e c o n d u it w ould h a v e to be th is p o rtio n is m o re ex p en siv e ca p ac ity th e y e a r a ro u n d .
T he
s ta irs .
129— I t* my a n d M ah Jo n g g w ill s u p p ^ th e
set. C heap. C all m o rn in g s.
600 b u rie d fo r a t le a s t th re e re a so n s: p e r m ile. An a d v a n ta g e a c c ru in g ca p ac ity of th e p la n t is from ’ 300
e n te rta in m e n t. A dm ission 50c, in ­ B o u le v a rd .
1 2 9 -tf 1: On a c c o u n t of w in te r freez- to th is r o u te w ould be th a t it to 350 K. W . A t th e low sta g e
M oving—
c lu d in g re fre s h m e n ts .
of A sh la n d C reek In th e su m m e r
Mr. an d M rs. J\ D. M cRae a re
FOR SALE: — P ly m o u th R ock
127-129-130
j u s t p a s t th e p la n t w as p u llin g
m oving from t h e i r resid e n ce on
day-old ch ick s. M rs. W a lte r H ern­
o nly 30 K. W.
th e
B o u le v a rd to
th e ir new ly To A tte n d F u n e ra l—
don.
129— 3t
T h e tr u e e le v a tio n of th e floor
com p leted re sid e n c e also on th e
Mr. a n d M rs. E a rl G addis of
of
th e pow er h o u se is 2460 feet.
F O R S A L E : — 12 W h ite Leg-
B o u lev ard . T hey h av e been living
M edford a n d T. W . M iles of M ed­ ’ h o rn la y in g
T he e le v a tio n of th e
A sh lan d
p u lle ts, also
one
a t th e T hom pson h o u se.
ford w e re in A sh lan d y e ste rd a y c o c k ere l.
C reek p o rta l of th e proposed tu n ­
M rs. W a lte r H erndon.
THE THEATER BEAUTIFUL
to a tte n d th e
fu n e ra l of
M rs.
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129— 2t
n el is close to 5700 feet, th e p re ­
S pecial A u to A ccid en t P olicy
M a rth a A. W a lk e r B a rro n w hich
cise e le v a tio n n o t being d e te r ­
Finishing Tonight
f o r >5.00 a y e a r. P h o n e 21. Yeo
w as held a t th e M eth o d ist (¿lurch.
P L U M B IN G
m ined as e x p la in ed u n d e r
th e
o f co u rse .
2 4 -tf
Jerry O’Neal
h e a d in g of A ltitu d e . T h u s a
P lu m b in g a n d H e a tin g
P ic tu re F ra m in g . S tu d io A sh ­
gro ss d ro p o r head a v a ilab le for
At Gold H ill—
lan d . On th e P la za .
O pposite New H o tel
pow er u ltim a te ly is in d ic a te d as
E n g in e e r B u rn s of A sh lan d has
A sh la n d , O regon.
o
v er 3200 fee t. A c asu al s tu d y
sp e n t som e tim e h e re th is w eek,
COMING—
H as Mumps —
1 2 9 -tf
of th e g e n e ra l to p o g ra p h y of th e
lo o k in g over th e c o u n try in te r e s t­
TUESDAY—W
EDNESDAY-THURSDAY
R a lp h R obison is co n fin e d to
m o u n ta in in th e v ic in ity of th e
ed in th e m eta ls an d p ro sp e c ts
COW CREEK PROJECT. W ILL
his hom e on G a rfie lf s tr e e t w ith
tu
n n e l s ite seem s to in d ic a te th a t
h ere. H e is e n th u s ia stic o v er w h a t
FU R N ISH PLENTY W ATER
m um ps.
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in
th e f u tu r e a p la n t m ig h t be lo ­
h e h a s seen a lth o u g h he bew ails
c a te d on th e W e st F o rk to accom ­
th e co n d itio n in w hich he finds
(C o n tin u e d fro m p ag e tw o )
W e h av e a n u m b e r of C ry p ts in
o
d a te 2000 fe e t of th is d ro p . As­
th e p ro sp e c ts a n d th e m eth o d s
th e M o u n tain View M ausoleum low ing a d v a n ta g e s:
su
m in g a flow of 5 second fee t
used in m an y in sta n c es in try in g
th a t w e a re h o ld in g a t a re a s o n ­
1.
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ts
d
e
liv
e
ry
fo
r
a
given
di-
fro
m th e Cow C reek so u rces th is
to in te re s t c a p ital. — Gold H ill
a
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p
rice
fo
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frie
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d
p
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ic a te s a d e v e lo p m en t of a b o u t
N ew s.
tro n s. H. C. Stock, M o rtician .
650 K. W . T h is a m o u n t ad d ed to
111-M
on.
tf
th
e 300 K. W . of th e p re s e n t p la n t
O rres C leans clo th es.
Phone
w
ould
ta k e c a re of th e p re s e n t re -;
129— I t*
S ells P ro p e rty __
q u ire m e n ts o f th e city .
T h e re
T
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a
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263
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St.
w ould still re m a in fo r f u r th e r d e ­
Arrived Thursday—
b
elo
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g
in
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to
M
rs.
W
ard
h
a
s
been
v
e lo p m e n t 1200 fe e t of d ro p .
Mr. a n d Mrs. E. H. M eeker and
sold
to
Mr.
S
p
en
cer
of
P
a
lm
Ave.
A n y c o n sid e ra b le in cre ase in
son, C lifford, df S e a ttle , old ac­
ELECTRIC
T
he
d
eal
w
as
n
e
g
o
tia
te
d
th
ro
u
g
h
q u a in ta n c e s of W. N. Cole, a rr iv ­
I t ’s a storv of any home todav -a story that runs
LAMPS
ed in A sh lan d T h u rs d a y n ig h t and th e W . W. R obison agency.
Has Muilip»—-
In M edford—
T. N. Cole of th e E a s t Side
M r, an d
Mrs, C. H.
P u tn e y
I j P h a rm a c y is c o n fin ed to his hom e s p e n t y e s te rd a y a t th e hom e of
w ith m um pa.
idr. an d M rs. E d w a rd R o o t of
M edford.
S m all D elicious ap p les, 75 cen ts
— b rin g y o u r ow n box o r sack. Ill at Home-
P e rcy Sim ons of O b erlin s tr e e t
F r u it A sso ciatio n .
129-131-133
. . . .
...
is c -- o n fin ed .
to h is hom e
w ith
In Portland—
R eturns H o r n e -
p leu risy .
Mrs. C h a rle s T a y lo r of E ig h th |
G G E u b a n k 9 of th e s t a t e
s tr e e t h a s gone to P o rtla n d w h e re ' B an k , w ho h a s been sp e n d in g sev- ( >n B u sin e ss—■-
she w ill v isit fo r se v e ra l w eeks e ra l d ays in San F ra n c isc o r e tu r n ­
G eorge L. D avis of S e a ttle is
w ith frie n d s a n d re la tiv e s .
ed to A sh lan d y e ste rd a y .
s p e n d in g a few d a y s in A sh lan d
the am ount of municipal pow er, report and
rp e n t se v era l d ays h e re lo o k in g
o v er th e p a rk a n d th e city. T hey
w ere m uch pleased w ith A sh lan d
a n d re g re tte d th a t th e y could n o t
sta y lo nger. Mr. M eeker an d Mr.
Cole h a d n o t m et fo r 27 y e a rs. T he
M eekers a re on th e ir way to P a s a ­
dena.
T he new sp rin g w oolens and
sty le s a re now in a n d p ric e s a re
v ery a ttr a c tiv e a t O rres ta ilo r
shop.
129— It*
A ttend W edding—
Mr. an d M rs. D. G. C a rrs of
346 Iow a
s tr e e t m o to re d
to
G ra n ts P a ss S a tu rd a y to a tte n d
th e w e d d in g of th e ir g ra n d so n ,
C h e ste r E.
T o m p k in s
to Miss
D am a M c lp n s try a t th e h o m e of
M rs. G. H. K e ste rso n . T h e w ed ­
d in g w as one of th e social e v e n ts
o f th e w eek in G ra n ts P a ss as
th e b rid e a n d groom a re Very pop­
u la r m em b e rs of th e y o u n g e r set
o f t h a t city.
A ssociation M eets__ .
T h e R o gue R iv e r M in iste ria l
A sso ciatio n m ee ts to d a y a t th e
M eth o d ist c h u rc h
in
M edford.
A m ong th o se a tte n d in g fro m A sh ­
lan d a re R ev. O ldfield, R ev.
C haney, and Rev. W allg ro v e.
M oving—
W . W . R obison a n d son, R alp h ,
a re p la n n in g to m ove fro m th e ir
hom e a t G arfield s tr e e t to th e
M ills place n e a r th e J a c k s o n H ot ■
S p rin g s to m o rro w .
Ask us for prices
E.
Sugar, 12 lbs................... ...................................$1.00
Milk, large cans
......................10c—small
5c
Gem Nut Margarine, per lb. ........... ............... 30c
Bananas, per lb? ................................................ 10c
lied Beans, per lb .............................................. 5c
Cleanser, 3 for ..» ................................................25c
Old Dutch Cleanser, 3 for .............................. 25c
Good Coffee, per lb. ........................ ,................ 45c
Cherro Flour, the best on the market, 49 lb ,sk. $2.90
Perfection Flour, 49 lb. s a c k ........................... $2.50
Good grain; also alfalfa bay, per ton*................ $24
Phone 214
353 E. Main St.
PLAZA MARKET
Buy * ' your flour
now
a
Columbia hard wheat, 98 lb. sacks, o n ly ......... $4.50
Baker Girl, 49 lb. sacks .................................. $2.50
White Loaf Crown, 49 lb. sack s....................... $2.75
Mill Runs, 80 lb. sack ......................................$2.00
.Crown Scratch Feed, 100 lbs. ........................ $3.60
Egg Mash, 100 lbs...................... ; ................... $3.50
PLAZA MARKET
IT. A. Stearns
Gl N. Main
STOP WAR
World Campaign for World Peace
Tuesday Night
at 7 :3 0
in I he Presbyterian Church
Hon. Clinton N. Howard
of New York
Chairman W orld Peace
Com m ission
w ill give an a d d re ss on
“ World Peace and How
to Obtain I t ”
u n d e r th e auspice» o f t h e M in­
is te ria l A sso ciatio n .
William Jennings Bryan said, “ 1 never heard
or read a greater address on world peace.”
STOP
Everybody Welcome
THE
NEXT
WAR
N&W
We will be glad to es­
timate with vou.
Murphy Elec. Co.
Our Phone 82
R em nants
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and
At the end of the season there are al­
ways broken lots and sliort ends that it is
desirable to give to you at prices that will
make them appeal to you.
Better Ask
M AK E YOUR DATES NOW for
tin tin g a n d p a p e r-h a n g in g . P h o n e
315-R . G e a r— J . S w enning.
129— I t
IS A A C
& C O
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Odd hots
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R.
“ The Quality Store”
Are you planning any
house-wiring this spring?
V
New Spring
DRESSES
1 »
A special showing of new spring
di ‘esses, made of Satin Crepe, Flat Crepe
and Canton Crepe in the new bright colors.
PRICED EACH
$11.98
For this week remnants and odd lots,
hosiery, underwear and other wearing ap­
parel will be featured with strong price
appeal, at
1 T costs nothing to ask questions
1 and it may save you annoyance
and serious loss. The officers of
this hank are pleased to co-operate
and advise with their customers.
N ow is th e tim e to buy spray
pum ps, plow s and harrows,
d rills and all kinds of farm
im plem ents. F en cin g in every
sty le. H arness, collars, snaps,
and pads. New and used Sew ­
in g M achines. A uto Robes, etc.
New Flannel Dresses in plain colors
and stripes and plaids.
PRICED EACH
The Citizens Bank of Ashland
PEEL’S CORNER
Ashland, Oregon
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estim ate
as close to real life as life itself.
Reduced
T id in g s W a n t A ds, l c a w o rd . ‘
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cost
Frazier & Son
“OPEN ALL NIGHT”
Edison-Mazda
the
m a n u fa c tu re d w ould n o t o n ly s a v e 1 sh o u ld be p assed upon by som e
th a t m uch d ire c t rev e n u e to th e c o n s u ltin g e n g in e e r.
«
city b u t w ould re s u lt fa v o ra b ly in
G eneral Rem arks
s h a p in g f u tu r e c o n tra c ts . W h e th e r !
u
.
nnt.
,
I T he fa c t sh o u ld be em p h asized
o r n o t th e pow er could be ulti-1
„n _
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i
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th a t a ll possible w ays of conserv-
m a te ly d^velo^ed to th e p o i n t ! •
I
.h
...
! lng o r a u g m e n tin g city w a te r a re
w h ere
th e city could o p e ra te
in- j e x tre m e ly lim Ite d . If A shland ne-
d e p e n d e n tly of th e C a lif o r n ia ! gIect8 m ak l
O regon P o w er C om pany is im pos-
,
.. ,
, .
oiEixi
fo rt to s e c u re th is su p p ly it wou d
sib le to s ta te a s th e r e a re to o l
.> v .
-
.
.
...
,
,
, u n d o u b te d ly m ean t h a t it w ould
m any flex ib le e le m e n ts in v o lv e d .'
, , . .,
,
i becom e lo st to th e city w ith in a
Cost E s tim a te
l c o m p a ra tiv e ly s h o rt tim e.
T he
In s u b m ittin g th e co st e stim a te ! Cow C reek p ro je c t w ould not only
of th is p ro je c t it is to be dis- se cu re fo r use, im m e d ia te ly a fte r
tin c tly u n d e rsto o d th a t It is a I it is b u ilt, a su p p ly w hich w ill be
p re lim in a ry o r rec o n n o issa n c e es­ am p le fo r p re s e n t re q u ire m e n ts
tim a te .
I t is believed, how ever, and th e g ro w th of f u tu r e y e a rs,
th a t a ll th e p rin c ip a l ite m s have b u t it w ould p e rm it of tw o im ­
been d e a lt w ith except th a t of p o r ta n t th in g s in th e f u tu r e : a
in te re s t on th e bonds a n d th e e s ­ v ery co n sid e rab le pow er d e v e lo p ­
tim a te is a sa fe g u id e a s to a b o u t m e n t n o t afforded
by A sh lan d
w h a t th e p ro je c t will cost to com- C
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„ 7UlI u devel-
c . c>-
reek, _____
an d „ a b e tte r v„
canyon
p le te a t p re s e n t g o in g prices. T he i o p m en t th a n can now be a tta in -
field n o te s of th e su rv e y , t h i s 1 ed u n d e r a n y schem e.
S ♦ • » S
LAGOPOS
$19.75
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