dieted with ulcer of the stomach.
Cardinal Mercier will be bur­
Fred Rapp was a business
Mrs. Ines Ferguson of Cen
led
in the Archlepescopal of
visitor
from
Talent
yesterday.
tral Point • is vieitlng Mrs,
Strombau and Machlln, seat of the
George 'Robison at her home at
Prove it for yourself. Studio Cardinal primate In Belgium.
78 Second street.
ABhland Photography is right
BUYER WANTED FOR SLAY.
Butterfield’s new Barber Shop
IXG
IN YREKA, TAKEN
DEATH TAKES GREAT
is located in the basement at
' BELGIAN WAR CARDINAL
397 1-2 E. Main Street.
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(Colntinnea from page 1.)
Visitor From Talent—
the trouble.”
Mrs. N. 8. Oatman of Talent
Schuler, however, is understood
LONDON, Jan. 23-r-(U. P ) degrees and other tributes in
la visiting for a few days with —Declaring that the United his Journey. Upon leaving, he to have told Calkins and others
her sister, Mrs. J. T. Patterson States should not be admitted to expressed himself as willing, In that Coffman was responsible for
at 247 Second street
any I/eague of Nations “until it his old age, to settle in America the death df the stranger, strang­
can stand up to its liquor” an if circumstances should so turn. ling him in a dispute over money.
While Schuler is in the San Fran­
Fresh Tamales.— The Rose.
EngliBh liquor trade journal h&s
Cardinal Mercier was born cisco hospital in precarious con­
launched the bitterest attack November 22, 1851, in a little
dition, it is said that he will be
ever made in this country on town near Waterloo. He was
brought here as principal wit­
From Talent—
American prohibition.
ordained to the priesthood in ness for the state.
*
S. Hnckler was an Ash-
The attack is being discussed 1874 and three years later was
laud visltor from Talent yea- (pday in England.
made a professor In the Mallnes KIWANIS CLUB HAS BIRTH­
terday.
Commenting edifbrially “Rid­ University. In 1886 he was ap­ DAY CELEBRATION
ley’s Wine & Trade Circular”— pointed domestic prelate and in
Have your furniture repaired the most powerful organ of the
1907 became cardinal.
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for Spring at Jordan’s Sash and liquor interests in England—
In the years since the war,
Cabinet works.
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the cardinal had suffered two ,nnd have no gems in their brains;
“The attempt to enforce com­ Illnesses. The first was in 1922 too many people today ar© danc­
A m ong th e g u ests at the Hotel
pulsory Teetotalism in 110,000,-' when he was tpken with in­ ing the Charleston rather than
Oregon nro—
000 citizens, mostly white, is fluenza and the next In Decem­ the minuet. The dictates of rea­
L. A. Andrews and wife, San not only causing the United
son demand a return to funda­
ber, 1925, when he was af-
Diego; P. E. Elliott, Portland;
mentals,” th e . president’s mes­
States hundreds of millions of
sage stated.
8. O. Scott, Portland
dollars in loss of revenue from
“Too many people today prate
alcoholic beverages, but is cost­
of yea even babble about, the
All-rite butter toasted sand­ ing at least fifty million dol­
romance of commerce and the
wiches—very
popular—Nlnlng-
lars a year for extra adminis­
poetry of science, while their
eWs Fountain Service.
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trative expenses.
hearts are romantically dead and
“The principal loss however,
their souls poetically starved.
To Make Home In Ashland—
This is indeed, a peculiarly per­
Mrs. Nora Walrad who has is in the ‘morale’ of the nation,
which
Is
being
badly
shaken
by
plexing period, and it becoides
been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Prohibition.
At
the
same
time
our
urgent duty Vs members of
Gene Homes In Weed, California
this
wonderful organization, with
American
citizens
have
become
for the past three months, has
all of its possibilities and oppor­
the
laughing
stock
of
the
world.
returned fo Ashland to make
tunities to translate those possib­
“The American Nation, mostly
her home with her daughter,
TAMPA, Fla., Jan. 23— (U. ilities into realties, to metamor­
of
European
extraction,
have
Mrs. W. H. Frulan, 661 B St.
solemnly announced to the civ­ P .)— Yankee ingepnlty has been phose our hopes into facts. Our
brcc^ht into play to solve thu obligations are all on-a par with
Hemstitching and Plcoting— ilized world that they in Amer •
shortage of hotel quarters here. our possibilities,” the message
Front ^Mezzanine Floor, McGoe lea have become such American­
The problem was to put up continued.
Building. Mra Havener and Miss ised beasts that they cannot be
a hotel qujckly. This was lmT Kiwanis this week is celebrat­
Ewan.
107-1 mo. trusted even with so little as
ing its Eleventh Anniversary, hav­
a glass of ale, became of the possible, because ol the em­ ing been organized January 21,
certainty that the mark of the bargo which h is been holding 1915. From only one club, 11
Beavers Win—
up building materials. Also sites
The Beaver Pioneers of th< American beast would show
years ago with a membership of
were expensive. At t-rt a hotol
Methodist chnrch won from the forth in them, and'under the
30, Kiwanis has developed into
project apparently .equired sev-
an organization of more than
Bear Pioneers of the Christi« influence of Alcohol they would
eial months time.
1,450 clubs, with a membership
church by a score of 60-3 run out and commit some crime.
But Captain John McCaffrey of more than 95,000. From the
“Such people have placed
Thursday evening in the Hlgl
of New York C” ’ accomplished limits of a single cit> it has
School giynuiasium.
Raymond themselves outside the pale of
the apparently impossible.
He spread throughout the United
Btennett is eaptain qf the Beav­ civilization, and under no cir­
put
in
a
hotel
at
Tampa
in
less
States and the Dominion of Can­
ers , and Glenn Head is Cap cumstances should, the Ameri­
than
two
weeks.
ada, it was brought out.
can State be admitted to any
tain of the Bears.
It was a floating hotel. The
The program, which was ar­
league of civilized nations until
new hostelry once was the Mis­ ranged by the committee of which
it
can
stand
up'
to
its
liquor
r Our Butter Toasted sandwiches
sissippi River side-wheeler “Har­ R. J. Woods is chairman, includ­
are growing ta popularity. Try with decency and self ‘control.
ed several musical numbers. V.
one at The Plata.
87-tf For a State of cltiseus who can­ ry G. Drees.” The old steam­
D. Miller gave two solos, with
er
had
put
In
many
years
of
not control themselves in the
William Briggs at the piano, both
faithful
service
on
the
Missis­
Visitor From M ed fo rd -
moral sphere ought not to be
of
which were greatly enjoyed.
Mrs. O. R. Satchwell and »arty placed in the position of admin­ sippi River. It was bnilt when
Mr.
and Mrs. Floyd Dickey, as the
of friends of Medford, were in istering the affairs of other na­ ships were made to last and
after a painting and varnishing,
Ashland yesterday afternoon to tions.’
the Harry G. Drees was as "ship
attend the Civic Club benefit at
shape” as any hotel.
the Vining Theatre.
GUNMEN MURDER
McCaffrey had one big ob­
KELSO POLICEMAN stacle
to overcome. That was
Marcelling, Trimming, Sham-
KELSO, Jan. 23. — (IP) — Two
to
get
the “floating hotel” to i
pooing, Dyeing, Facials.
The unidentified gunmen shot and
Tampa
frpm
New
Orleans.
Vanity Shoppe, McGee’s Store. perhaps fatally wounded D. L.
Built
for
the
quiet
waters
of the
Phone 108.
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Mississippi,
the
boat,
river
men
early today. The desperadoes
From Portland—
predicted,
would
-be
swamped
In
escaped in the darkness toward
A. Breyman of Portland was Lofigvlew. One is believed to be a fair sea.
The new floating hotel 1«
a business visitor * in Ashland wounded.
yesterday.
Bailey and C. L. Huntington, 200-feet long and contains 78
night sergeant, saw them in a staterooms, a spacious dining
Paper Hangers.
doorway of a west side pool hall,, room and lounging and. sun
109— Spt- Wed and when they stopped their au­ rooms on both the fore and af
tomobile to question them, were ter decks. The ship is steam-1
greeted with a fussllade of gun­ heated and lighted by electricity I
The Ladies Relief Corps will fire. Bailey was shot through thf from a power plant in the en-'
gine room.
hold their social meeting Mon­ chest and leg.
Lithia Springs Hotel Bldg
day afternoon at 2 o’clock in
The demand for hotel rooms
here is sufficient to a i r the
the I, O. O. F. hail.
Phone 148
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Henry G. Drees rmniedlately
SALESMAN— We
desire
a which opens the way for McCaf­ “ Say it with Flowers”
Madden soils protected tires.
68-tl salesman to represent us in frey to collect dividends on
calling on schools, libraries and his Ingenious investment.
Dance every Saturday
selected individuals. Whole or
Jackson Hot Springs
part time. Leads furnished.—
Dodd Mead & Co., Pacific Build­
Amoi(( the guest« at the Lithia ing, San Francisco.
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In Ashland From Talent«—
Visiting In A s h la n d -
In Medford—
Miss Laura Olsen spent today
visiting ijg Medford/
Walk upstairs to Orres Tallor
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Shop and save 310.00.
Left For Portland—
R. W. Price left for
land last evening, to be gone
several days on business.
Cliff Payne makes chair rockers.
MG REDUCTION ON SUITS:—
All wool suits 112.60, 315, 118.75,
321.76 at Paulserud’s.
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Among the guests At the Hotel
Ashland ar e
J. L. Gray, Portland; Albert
Feller, Salem; J. A. Mead.
Portland; D. H. Smith and wife,
Seattle; N. Dunlap and wife,
Redding; Roy F. Burns and
family, Seattle; Edwin G. Cur­
tis, Portland; George M. Read,
Portland.
Nut cups— party favors.—El
hart’s.
Home made Chill Beans and
Hot Tataales.—Nintnger's Foun­
tain Service.
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Return From S o u t h -
Mrs. George O. Brooktnlller
and daughter, Betty, returned
last evening from Los Angeles,
where they have been visiting
friends and relatives for the
past two weeks.
Clothes pressed
wait.
Phone 108
Cleaners.
Purchased
New
tile yon
Standard
120-2
Oar—
The Claycomb Motor Co.
reports the sale of a 1926 Ford
roadster to R. E. White of Ash
land.
Swennlng-Gear, expert' tintera.
109—Sat- Wed
From Talent —
Mrs. L. O. Penland was a
business visitor in Ashland yes­
terday from Talent.
Clothes pressed while
wait.
Phone 108.
Sts
Cleaners.
R. Dlnsdale of Portland
moved into the house at
Boulevard for the winter.
Madden retreads tires.
Today
Only
“PEACOCK
FEATHERS”
with
JACQUELINE LOGAN
and
CULLE LANDIS
Sunday — Monday
Flower Baskets
We have just receiv­
ed a shipment of
beautiful f l o w e r
baskets, which will
m a k e any home
brighter.
ASHLAND
FLOWER SHOP
Springs hotel are—
I W. Paris, Portland; A. B.
Brown, Portland; Thomas A.
Veach, Portland; H. O. Paulson,
Seattle; Mrs. Clifford Brown.
Salem; Mrs. K. G. Brinkman,
San Francisco; Mrs. C. K. El­
lingson, Hawkney, Wisconsin;
W. Valentine, Chicago; Edyth
Stevenson, Roseburg; Mr. and
Mrs. J. H. Bradflnd, Sheridan,
WANTED—Te rent
Phone 20 or 467-R.
piand.
121-3«
FOR SALE— 12-lnch body fir;
in 3-tier lots, 13.75 tier de­
livered, B. E. Baker, Phone
365J4.
121-4«
FOR SALE— 260 chick elec­
tric brooder in perfect working
order, 315.00. A. Bert Free-
mu
111 Nutt lav fit.
When they try it once,
want it again..
Ashland Creamery
Butter
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yll'MOMTHi'OFk
opening of the program, played
several selections of old-time
music. Sumner Parker and Leon­
ard Petttt, with Mrs. Pdtltt at
the piano, featured in violin duets
and tbelr music was enjoyed so
muck that they were forced to
give the third selection.
Barnard Joy, who recently won
signal honors in a state essay
contest on the subject of market­
ing, accompanied by his mother,
was a guest of the clu b y_H e
told of his trip to Portland and
other Northern Oregon points,
where |»e was royally entertained.
President J. H. Hardy acted as
chairman of the meeting, which
was one of the most enjoyable
social affairs of the season.
The evening was intersperced
with Peppy Kiwanis ' club songs.
H. O. Enders, Jr„ led the sing­
ing.
ASHLAND AGAIN LEADS
REGISTRATIONS
Ashland, ( 4 « ) » ,> 0 3 ; Astoria.
(11) 416; Baker, (80) 2,00»;
Bend, (7) 74«; Corvallis, (40)
•61; Eugene, (118) 2,431; Oold
Beach, (6) 28«; Grants Pass.
(249) 6,876; Hood River, 703:
Klamath Falls, (87) 3.67»; La
Grande, (69) 1,386; Lakeview,
161; Marshfield,' 257; Medford,
(278), 11,838; Milton-Freewater
(33) 1,289; Newport, (9) 28;
North Bend, (8$ 90; Nyssa, (98)
1,144; Ontario, 3,944; Oregon
City, (19) 810; Pendleton, (77)
8.334; Portland, (228) 9,031;
Roseburg. (102) 2,188; Salem,
(212) 4,666; Seaside, 186; The
Dalles,. (210) 8,878; Vale, (1)
55;
Inspectors,
86.
Totals
(2,894) 92,713.
A ll Kinds-Of
BATTERY
ELECTRICAL
Lubricating
OILS
General greasing and Oil
ing service.
work. We also have an
expert auto mechanic.
If yon neqpl battery, gen­
erator, ignition, startpr
repairing, bring your car
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(6) 33; Virginia, (2) 65.- Wash
ington, (829) 18,076; Washing­
ton, D. C., 46; Wisconsin, (9)
355; Wyoming, (17) 423; Al­
aska, 35; Canada, (44) 1,081;
Canal Zone, 7; China, 1; Hawaii,
(5) 88; New Zealand 3; Aus­
tralia,. 1. Totals (2,394) 82.-
713.
Registrations by stations for
December, and the year 1926,
follows;
Albany, (90) 1.496;
The Ashland
Electric Shop
Williams Service
Station
3/6 E. Main Street
BOULEVARD and SHERMAN
Entertain your friends without the
fuss and work of cooking at home.
’h
Bring Them Here For Our
Sunday Evening
STOCK TONIC
Dinner
Poultry Pan-a-cea
ARE GUARANTEED
$1.00 A PLATE
Many persons and clubs who are enter­
taining are finding our dining room and
parlors an ideal place for their parties.
Lithia Springs Hotel
SOMEBODY
is going to win a membership in the new golf club
by sending in the best name. Anybody anywhere
who would enjoy the playing privileges of the links
is eligible to compete. Remember, this membership
is worth $100. Come out to the course tomorrow and
let us show you about and explain the plans. Follow
the arrows west from Talent or Phoenix.
Decide on the most appropriate name and place
it in a sealed envelope labeled “Proposed name for
golf course and in another sealed envelope put your
own name and address. This that the judging may be
perfectly fair. The envelope containing your Own
name will not be opened until after the judging.
Send them or hand them to
iaughttj ^ lnjan
MOUKAND AHALft'
viA'Monov ncruMOP
♦JOHN GOLDEN'S1
>4TAOUtTAlUMnt
JUST ARRIVED — CARLOAD OF
Briquettes
Splendid for heater, orchard, furnace and fireplace.
.Give hot, steady heat. Let ub talk over with you
about our fireplace offer.
CARSON-FOWLER LBR. GO
In the Heart of Town
85 Cents
85 Cents
SpeciallReal Home Cooked
CHICKEN DINNER
I The Plaza Sunday
12 Noon to 8 P. M.
85 Cents
85 Cents
J. L, Ketch
ASHLAND HOTEL BULBING, ASHLAND,
BEFORE
FEBRUARY
10TH