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A shland F ro ia ^ H o ru b rO c k — M rs. S. R. E b e rly of H o rn b ro o k U In A sh la n d to d a y sh o p p in g and v isitin g w ith frie n d s. W e p u t th e c h ie k e n ta m a le s. T h e P la za . in o u r 82— tf In A shland— In K la m a th F a lls — A fre q u e n t b u sin e ss v isito r in M arion C o stley o f T a le n t w a s ' th e c ity is F ra n k E. M oon of A sh in Aishland la s t e v en in g v isitin g la n d . w ho a rriv e d in K la m a th w ith frie n d s. F a lls y e s te rd a y to v is it fo r sev e ra l d a y s.— K la m a th F a ll News. In s u re w ith m e a n d “ sp en d th e d iffe re n c e.” Yeo, of co u rse. 14 1 -tf <’lii» ag o V isito r— M. F. L o u g h lin of C hicago w as Ti K la m a th F a lls— J . K. M cW illiam s of th e H a r in A sh la n d y e ste rd a y an d to d ay riso n B ro th e rs F o rd G a ra g e jo u r a tte n d in g to bu iness. T Jay- ! H .»ir: j W a d s D, M oors of H o rn - i bi o ak w as a v isito r in A sh la n d j yc s te rd a y a n d to d a y sh o p p in g . daily tidings Alaska’s Head B u sin ess V is ito r— F . J . Iio w e of P o rtla n d w as in A sh la n d y e s te rd a y v isitin g w ith local p ie rc h a n ts . In K la m a th F a lls — G. G. P e e b le r of S w enson P eeb- le r, i sp e n d in g a few w eek s in K la m a th F a lls m a n a g in g T he P e rk in s F u r n itu r e H ouse of t h a t city. H e w ill r e tu r n to th e local s ta r e scon. iM day, February 37, ; of th e la r g e s t vehicles a n d h e ig h t ! e n o u g h to ta k e a d o u b le - deck i o m n ib u s, a n d th e re is to be a j fo o tp a th fo r p e d e stria n « a s w ell. Ion ôf S ib e ria C re a m e ry (jp e rà- ! Veggs Bind Policeman, to rs, p e rh a p s th e m ost « fa u io u j co- j but Fail to Get Loot o p e ra tiv e m o v em e n ts in th e w orld. T h e o th e r is D r. K ov rig , a n offic SCRANTON, P a.. Feb. 27. — ial of th e H u n g a ria n P rim e M in-j A tta c k e d by th re e b u rg la rs he s u r is try a n d fo rm e rly a la rg e ow n- ' Distinguished Farmers p rised w hile th e y w ere blo w in g a e r in T ra n sy lv a n ia . Are Going to Canada . M r. B a la k sh in is re s id in g now safe in th e ofTice of G eorge H. P hillip « & C om pany, w ho!eeale .in C hino, w hile his d a u g h te r is EDM ONTON, A lb e rta . F eb. 26. s tu d y in g a g ric u ltu re in th e W a sh je w e le r:, in th e h e a rt of th e c ity . I — Tw o d is tin g u is h e d fo re ig n e rs, P a tro lm a n W esley K resk y w as ing S ta te A g ric u ltu ra l C ollege. j one from S ib eria a n d th e o th e r robbed of his p isto l, b eaten in to ! from H u n g a ry , h a v e sig n ified u n c o n scio u sn e ss a n d han d cu ffed tlic.'r in te n tio n of s e ttlin g in A l H O U SE S P E A K E R GIVEN o th e p ip in g of a steaun r a d ia to r b e rta a n d ta k in g up fa rm in g on W ATCH BV IT S M EM BER S in a n e a rb y office. a la rg e scale. At the VillingjFriday a n d j T he sa fe -o m c k e rs, how ever, ob- One is S. B a la k sh in , w ho w as (C o n tin u e d fro m p a g e 1) Saturdav I tain e d no ,oot> h av in g m ade th e ir forced to leave S iberia by th e R u s ’ _ _ _ _ _ g etaw ay , it is th o u g h t im n jed la te - sian S oviet G o v ern m en t and w ho p ress m y a p p re c ia tio n fo __ r th __ e , ‘ ly. a t o n e tim e w as head of th e U n- to k en . I w ill a lw a y s c h e ris h t h e í ^ t v o r c e d 10 Minutes, th o u g h t t h a t th e r e h a v e been Marries Sixth Spouse T urkish fleet M ANEUVER» h o n e st d ifferen ces. My p o sitio n TDD L A T E TO C L A SSIFY ha^i been t h a t to c o n d u c t th e p a r CHICAGO, F eb . 27. Ten , CO N STA N TIN O PLE. Feb. 27. lia m e n ta ry b u sin e ss of th e h o u se n y n u te s a f te r a divorce d ecree , — T he firs t T u rk ish n av al niau eu - F O R SA L E — A lfalfa H ay, v ery to th e b est of m y a b ility . My s e p a ra tin g him from his fifth v ers fo r eleven, y ears w ere ca r- clean , choice, f ir s t and th ird c u t, o nly w ish is t h a t s o m e th in g has w ife h ad been sig n e d , W ilhelm rled o u t re c e n tly in th e Sea of $24.00 D elivered. P h o n e 3 9 6 -J. been a cco m p lish ed for th e good of B o ttc h e r, se v e n ty -e ig h t y e a rs old, ' M arm o ra,, w h ere th e T u rk ish l th e people o f O re g o n .” ' o b tain e d a m a rria g e license a n d : fle e t con d u cted heav y g u n fire T w as w edded to h is six th spouse, p rac tic e a n d o th e r fle e t LOST — P a ir lo n g lig h t p ru n -j m a n e u- R ead th e T id in g s a d e Mrs. M arie K e Ier, six tv-five. ner.ii o n 's tr e e t a b o u t 10 a. m. R e vens. w ard. J. R. P itte n g e r, 406 N o rth M ain St. 151— Her«' T o d ay — 1M r. and M rs. C. O. F o s te r a n d ney ed to K la m a th F a lls to d a y to B u sin e ss V isito r— Miss M. R u n ir t of S e a ttle sto p p ed u .te n d to b u sin e ss in te re s ts . ' • C. D. P u tn a m of P o rtla n d is in A sh lan d la s t e v e n in g on th e ir (teal T h e rm o s B o ttle s, $1.25 up. a m o n g th e b u sin e ss v isito r- in w ay -lOuth w h e re th e y w ill v isit A sh la n d to d ay . fo r a b o u t a m o n th . T hey w ere M cN air B ros. re g is te re d at th e A sh la n d H o tel. M oney to loan on good se cu rity . ; I.cuving Today— Yeo; of c o u rs 0. 14 1 -tf F ro m M o n ta g u e .................................... Mrs. E th e l S m ith and G eorge K in g of M o n tag u e is in C la ra M cD onald a re lea v in g to I n A s h l a n d - A sh lan d fo r sev eral d a y s sh o p p in g d ay fo r San F ra n c isc o w h e re th e y M rs. A llen A u try of M edford an d v isitin g w ith frie n d s. w ill v isit w ith re la tiv e s. w as in A sh la n d to d a y sh o p p in g a n d v isitin g w ith h e r m o th e r, Mr4 FOOD SA L E by SO CIA L C IR - From T alent— H o d k in so n . C L E: A. L. H o w ard of T a le n t w as in W A N T E D : — M an and w ife to ----------- Sw ell c a k es, pies a n d sa la d ga- j A sh la n d y e s te rd a y a tte n d in g to Q liff P a y n e m pkes c o u n te rs . lo re ; • George A lexander P arks, an look a fto r r a n ,h antl raiBfe e h ic k ‘ b u sin ess in te re s ts . • e n g in eer in th e D epartm ent of th e ' ens a n d tu rk e y s . Old couple. J. S at., F e b . 28, H a rd y B ros, I In te rio r and stationed In A laska, W. G ra u th a m , R o u te 1, T a le n t. ' In A sh la n d — to re . W IN T E R G A RD EN DANCE has been nam ed by P resid en t 151— 3* W . W a lff of S an F ra n c isc o s to p SAT. E E B . 2 8 Coolidge to becom e G overnor of ped in A sh lan d to d ay on liis w ay F u n e ra l S u n d a y — i A laska at the expiration of th e FO R SA L E OR L E A S E ;— G en-j n o rth . !• T h e fu n e ra l of F ra n k R. Ros? i term of G overnor S cott Bone. P a rk s M e e tin g T o n ig h t— e ra l s to re an d postoffice a t Sam s : w ill be held S a tu rd a y a fte rn o o n i aid. he w ondered if he would T h e re w ill be a m ee tin g o f th e Save $10.00, w alk u p s ta irs to i a t tw o o’clock a t th e H adfield r e s ’- i . s'Jring , 6 ^ob- but was assured V alley. Geo. W . B a rk e r. i B u tte 1 ° ° 1 ‘ oi k d i m e m u l l e i n r e s , <va3 t h e m aD f i t t e d t T the A sh b e lle n t E gg S ociety in th e F a lls . 151— 6t O rres ta ilo r shop. — If i denee, 151 C oolidge St. R ev. | £«st- C ity H all th is ev e n in g a t 7 :3 0 . W o o d w o rth w ill officiate. In te r -! • FD R S A L E : — 183 a c re a lfa lfa T h is society is an in fo rm a l o r F ro m P o r tla n d — , m ent w ill be in th e H a rg a d in e ■ • - ■ ra n c h u n d e r p riv a te d itc h on h ig h - g a n iz a tio n of th e co m m ercial egg C. F. M u n te r of P o rtla n d is a t- t ce m e te ry . London Will Construct ! w a>* 12 m Hes from M edford. Geo. p ro d u c e rs of A sh lan d , B elleview te n d in g to b u sin ess in te r e s ts h e re Great Vehicle Tunnel w- Rarker- Butte Fal1'3- 151~Gt a n d T a le n t, of w hich E. O. S m ith to day. | At H o te l— is p re sid e n t. All com m ercial egg F D R S A L E : H ay, w agons, h a r- A n u m b e r of o u t-o f-s ta te re s i 1 re d u c e rs in th is d is tr ic t m ay LONDON. F eb. 26. • S p rin g m ea n s th a t rfa tu re is d e n ts h av e been re g is te re d a t th e j D e ta ils ! ne$s. m a c h in e ry , sto v e s and tools, i c o n sid e r th em se lv e s m em bers and re n e w in g h e rse lf. . W hy n o t r e H o tel A sh la n d d u rin g th e p a st h av e now been p u b lish e d of th e W a n te r: g a rd e n w o rk o r a n y com a r e u rg ed to be p re se n t a t th is new y o u r a p p a re l. See P a u ls e r w eek. A m ong th e n a m e s of th o se «1 sch em e fo r b u ild in g a tu n n e l u n m on lab o r. In q u ire E m il P eil for m e e tin g . u d ’s S u its. I re g is te re d la s t e v e n in g w ere j d e r th e T h a m e s to co n n ect D art- lab o r. S. T. P a rk s , o v e r P e ils Im 151— 3t* G eorge E . G eorge, New Y ork i to rd iand P u r fle e t, a n d a t th e sam e p le m e n t S to re . New S p rin g s u its j u - t in a t F ro m E u g e n e — V ic to ria C ity. New Y o rk ; E lm e r Jaco b s, i tim e fo r w id e n in g th e P a u ls e r u d ’s. H A TCH IN G eggs fro m hens o u tla y E . B. Row of E u g e n e is in A sh- D e tro it M ichigan; A. J. M ein- i Dock R oad. T h e w hole bred to c o c k e re ls from L ady lan d to d a y a tte n d in g tb b u sin e ss. tesfa, K a lisp e ll, M o n ta n a ; H a rry n e cessary , it is e s tim a te d , w ill be V isitin g H ere— L ith ia . M rs. W . D. B ooth. P hone a b o u t £ 6 ,0 0 0 .0 0 0 , an d th e w ork B. W a lle r an d w ife a n d M rs. W il Mr. an d Mbs. A lb e rt S tocks of ' 257-Y,________ ______________ 14 6— p ro b a b ly w ill ta k e a b o u t th re e W IN T E R G A R D EN DANCE liam L a rse n , A sh to n , S o u th D a C o tta g e G rove a re sp e n d in g sev y ears. SAT. F E B . 3 8 k o ta ; G eorge T a y lo r,' Roy, W a sh e r a l days in A sh lan d v isitin g w ith T h e tu n n e l is to be th e b ig g est R a in ie r — A. W . B ry a n t will in g to n a n d J. P . S haffrey of C hi frie n d s. R e tu rn s H om e— ro ad tu n n e l in E n g la n d an d will b u ild h o te l an d th e a tr e on site cago, Illin o is. be tw o an d o n e -h a lf m iles long. of b u rn e d C o m m ercial h o te l, to Mr. and M rs. W. A. F re e b e rg A sk A. L. L am b if it pays to a rriv e d hom e to d ay from- G alves H ere Y esterday— T h e re is to be sita ce fo r tw o lin e s cost $44,000. c a rr y L ia b ility In su ra n c e . Yeo, of to n , T exa’s, w h e re th e y h av e been H. E. H a n g e r of th e B uick A uto c o u rse . 1 4 1 -tf v isitin g fo r th e p a s t tw o m o n th s. co m p an y w as in A sh lan d y e s te r sea T hey m ad e th e tr ip by a u to , s to p day on his w ay to San F ra n c isc o In A Mi land— p in g a t th e cam p g ro u n d s. On w h e re he w ill a tte n d th e A uto- Mr. a n d Mrs. W h ite of G o s h e n ,’ tjie ir r e tu r n tr ip th e y sto p p ed a t niobile show in th a t city. Mr. O regon, a re sp e n d in g se v era l d ays S an D iego and o th e r p o in ts in H a u g e r is of K la m a th F a lls. in A sh lan d lo o k in g fo r a lo cation. S o u th e rn C a lifo rn ia . Upon a r T hey expect to r e tu r n to th e ir riv in g in A sh lan d Mr. F re e b e rg E X E C U T O R ’S SA LE ho m e to m o rro w . N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IVEN rec e iv e d new s of th e d e a th of his o). t h a t th e u n d e rs ig n e d as e x e c u to r son, H al F re e b e rg , fo rm e rly W estclox A larm Clocks. M cNair th is c ity , w hich o c c u rre d in a of th e la s t W ill a n d T e s ta m e n t of B ros. s a n ita riu m in B a n n in g , C ali j J o h n M. Clauslen. deceased , w ill, u n d e r th e te rm s of said last W ill, 1 fo rn ia , L e a rn to d an ce w ith M iss Ro- •' an d hv v irtu e of th e a u th o r ity i dofT M ondays a t A sh lan d H otel. P h o to g ra p h s of Q u ality . S tu d io th e re in given, on a n d a fte r th e | R u ssia n B a lle t fo r th e c h ild re n . A sh la n d . Ou th e P la za . I 2 8 th d ay of M arch, 1925, sell a t ' B all Room d a n c in g fo r th e a d u lts . p riv a te sa le fo r cash in h a n d all j 148— 5t R eturns to Court — of th o se c e rta in tr a c ts an d p a r J u s tic e c o u rt to o k on a n a tu r cels of lan d p a rtic u la rly d e scrib ed G o n e H o m e— al a sp e c t th is m o rn in g , for, a f te r in V olum e 115 a t p a g e 629, and Mr. a n d M rs . H. C. M yer left an a b sen c e of n e a rly tw o m o n th s. V o!um e 122 a t pages 597 a n d 5 9 8 ’ ! W ed n esd a y for th e ir hom e in Se-j J u s tic e of th e P eace R. E. H un- Deed R e c o rd s of J a c k s o n -c o u n ty , j a tt le a f te r v isitin g h e re fo r sév s a k e r took th e c h a ir in co u rt Oregoni, a n d m o re p a rtic u la rly -et , i r a i w eeks a t th e hom e of Mrs. fo rth in th e in v e n to ry of th e . a n d p resid ed a t th e f ir s t c rim in V ining of G ra n ite s tre e t. p ro p e rty b e lo n g in g to said e s ta te a l h e a rin g in th e c o u rt room th is a n d filed in th e C o u n ty C o u rt of ' y e a r. S h o rtly a f te r ta k in g offict J a c k s o n C ounty, O regon. K o d ak fin ish in g . S tu d io A sh th e m a g is tr a te becam e sev erely la n d . On th e P la za . D ated an d f ir s t p u b lish e d th is ill w ith lu m b ag o . T re a tm e n t ir/ 2 7th day of F e b ru a ry . 1925. V3777 P o r tla n d im p ro v ed h is co n d itio n Placing N ew Signs— W . J. M oore, E x e c u to r. a n d d u rin g th e p a st se v e ra l w eeks! L a rg e black a n d w h ite sig n s ’ 151— 4 F ri. h e h a s been h o ld in g c o u rt a t h is ' SALE STARTS MARCH 2nd, a re b e in g placed below th e ! h om e.— K la m a th F a lls H e ra ld . W h e e le r — S u n se t C o-O pera- AND LASTS ONE WEEK AT p la te glass w indow s of th e P la z a ' ----------- tiv e fish co m p an y w ill b u ild fish to d ay . T h e sig n s w ere p a in te d See D avies fo r n u rs e ry sto ck , s ta tio n , w ith s to ra g e , re f r ig e r a tio n by De M ille, local sign p a in te r. _ J 3 2 - t f and fish d re s s in g fa c ilitie s. W h e re Y o u r D im e Is a B aby $ B etsy L a n e S h e p p a rd , A m e ri c a n so p ra n o , a ssiste d by J a c q u e s G lo c k n e r, c e llist, K ill give a n E d i so n T one te s t in th e F ir s t M. E. c h u rc h , A sh lan d , T u esd ay , M arch! 10. T ic k e ts fre e upon re q u e s t, a t THE THEATER EEAUTIFUL th e D a rlin g S tu d io . C all, w rite o r te le p h o n e y o u r n ain ? a n d a d TODAY and TOMORROW d re s s . Etigger and Better THAN EVER THE V A R IE T Y Imagine the love tangles of a young m an- who im personates a married friend—for business reasons—and tails in love with friend's adorable sister-in-law. ..................•......................25c SUGAR— 13 LBS. >............; - - ............................$1.00 ------- D----- - O ------- G r a n ts P a s s C o u rie r. Carl Laenirnle fr» s e n t$ Reginald DENNY Royal Baking Powder, per can ...........................38 Royal Baking P ow der/2Vo lb. cans . . . . ^ ........$1.25 Calumet Baking Powder, 1 lb. c a n .......................28 Coffee, none better, per lb...................................... 45» Sweet Chocolate, 3 lbs......................... ............... • .50 Cocoa. 3 lbs................... 25 • Full cream checsg, lb........... ................................ .30 Sweet corn, 2 cans .................................................. 25 Lima beans, 2 c a n s ...................................................25 Vail Camps pork and Iteans, 3 cans .................. ' .25 A : n Camps port; and beans, ttiedium, 2 cans .. .25 \ aii Camps pork and beans, large, 2 cans for . . .45 Selected Peeled Apricots, 21/» cans, only . . . . .25 Sliced Pineapple, extra gopd, 2*j e.ans, 2 for .55 Pure maple sap syrup, i>er ean ...........................45 Blue Bell brooms, extra good ................... . .75 Brooms, s]>eeial ................................. ' .................. 50 K ’j'percd Salmon, barbecued cod, golden bloaters, dried ker.ing now on the market and LAURA LA PLANTE 7 2 f,o 7 2 30 The $16.00 Sterlings are put out at a close margin, sold by us at a close margin of profit and for a volume business. x Each one is fidl lined and made of good materials. ' SKIRTS The Baker skirt—finely tailored and fine materials — wonderful p a t t erns in wool plaids and stripes and in plain wool and plaited silk crepes. E. R. Sassy Jane and Peggy O ’Dare Dresses IN WOOL AND SILK Two remarkably clever lines of popularly priced dresses. Wool flannels and fine satin crepes are the most favored materials. There are still some of those $12-50 silk dresses to choose from tomorrow at IS A A C & CO. “ The Quality Store” UNUSUAL NEW VALUES IN ' S P R IN G COATS made of the wanted ma terials, in the »new high colors. Priced Columbia hard wheat flour, per bbl..................$9.00 Crown ot White Loaf Flour, per s a c k ...............$2.75 Mill run, per s a e k ................................................ $2.00 T o Aid Bridge— T h e c ity co u n cil la s t n ig h t m et a n d decided to do th e ir s h a re to- ‘ w a rd h a s te n in g th e c o n s tru c tio n o f th e b rid g e of th e C a lif o r n ia • a n d O regon c o a st ra ilro a d . M on e y w as p u t on d e p o sit to h elp th e c o s ts u n til th e re c e iv e r's c e rtifi-! c a te s can be issued to r e tire th e a d v a n ce . T h e o th e r in te re s te d p a rtie s a re d o in g lik ew ise.— I F o re ig n M issio n ary am i E v a n g e list Rev. A r th u r Jo h n s o n w ill speak J»t th e F irs t B a p ti-t C h u rch S a t-' n rd a y e v e n in g a t 7 :3 0 o’clock. H e a n d h is w ife h a v e been g iv in g t h e ir m essag e to th e people of j E u ro p e a n c o u n trie s a n d on th e R ussian, b o rd e r a n d w ill sto p h e re on th e ir w ay to S e a ttle . R ev. J o h n so n is a m an of God. C om e a n d h e a r h is m essage. A Few of Our Cash Specials Golden Dates, 3 lbs. 7 2 // STO RE Our 5th Anniversary Sate! Breaks A n kle— W o rd h a s been receiv ed h e re t h a t C h a rle s Cold w ell, w ho has b een w o rk in g a t Copco, s u ffe re d a b ro k e n a n k le la s t T u e sd a y w h e n h is foot w as c a u g h t b etw een tw o rocks. H e w as ta k e n im m e d ia te ly to" th e h o sp ita l a t Cop co a n d is re p o rte d to be g e ttin g a lo n g a s w ell a s could be e x p ect ed. ' And at every price a Sterling Coat ib worth it ?1V95 $-14 95 $17.50 $19.75 $2 2 50 $24-50 O j Misses sizes 14 to 19 Women’s sizes 36 to 44 EXTRA SPECIAL VALUES IN WOMEN’S DRESSES FOR SATURDAY’S SELLING Made of both wool and silk, farcy flannels, wool crepes, satin, canton, flat crepe and canton crepe- Priced $ ^ . 9 8 $14-95 $ 1 g .9 5 . AVE DELIVER J i Apply thickly over th r o a t- cover with hot flannel— V a r o r u e V.’ / i.» ' Ja rt, Y-art-» from thettory Husbands of Edith t/v betrqe burr Ai-CktiheaH - K f.f- r IV* Setter U N IV E R S A L JE W E L Plaza Marke -V Strami G l N . M a in * A BIG REMNANT SALE SATURDAY at ONE-HALF the Regular Price. Remnants of wool goods silks; wash goods, curtain materials, domestics, etc.