LOS AN0BLE8, Feb. TO—
(U .P .)— Th« a s s s t l meetlng of
Xhe Southern California Pro-
feasional
Oolfer»’
assoctation
w ill b« Meid bare o* Fsbruary
M i sceordlng tu an knnouhe«p
The eklMfaeb of r sbfcr « » « riMBt hg President '«Juch Mal«
Leptin Magna ‘Tk fodlcdsed1 Ml ■ dFlaaw l o f tüa U f a 'California
the
latest * « » « r a tio n s
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business, stock and fixtures. P.
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188-8
FOR R A R f T « Í f c r t - g T O
doubla harr«! L. G- ‘Smith ahot
gun.
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C. M.
Skaltoa. R.F.D. ì , Ashland.
FO B S A L » —Vletrola XI Aid
har
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Tteting k Ipeclalty
. Fnrnftace Reflnlahad
Bstimataa gladly furnished
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•t played there at >4 add »5
a “ at> ’
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PAINW IG AND «BTkMG
H you appreciate • (trat d a ss
Job of painting or tinting figura
with s w a w n g G * gbar , the
BepeaM M b W tnitiag Contractors.
Phoae I lí- R .
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storage
P Ô T ÎU lttl-T g l rtteT rtac'- dtotahea kfalbg.
trfc b fto d * Ih BWTeA totffcfa«
order, f ll.d d .
A. Bart Fren
tona. J18 Nuttley SA
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and long
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iva manky on
P lano lndtrnctor
Plano Instruction by WXpsrl-
«meèd teacher. Beginners prefer
red. Phone 441 J. Mrs. Harold
AUghs.
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W A N T ifc -^ W g ffth c e d
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"John ’ M ackay w as 'a fairly
! Well educated meh," says Fox
J “His work was good.- His wife
o W as-a Mias H ugger ford. daugh
ter of a country doctor, and
J whep he married h er he Wds a
|4 a day*m iner. She did what-
3*
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ever work .¿here w as tor women
t o do- kn (h e m ining camp.' Ma<
w « ii « H
prices on Swi
A lfalfa, R ed (
Saads, g fa « f<
A nanal. ¿Men
paily, Medford,
e d v e r tlsk m « «
e the toWttsite, refused to sell
e rTrtaln lo ts and the upshot Was
S’ that some tim e later the hasd
< of navigation moved to Pifrt-
h land. The parents of B. F. Gllt-
», nOr came from Pennsylvania to
n Portland in 1848 and two ykars
t- inter DaVld .F ox married. ¿ a t e
/ Gfltner, one of the daughters,
n
l a .1 8 7 8 David Fox and gto
e w ife w ent to Virginia City, Nev.,
y follow ing discovery of the Com-
g stock lode la Davidson moun>
r tain. He rem ained there 18
1. y e a n , trading In m ining stdrik.
y He was w ell acquainted with
>. John W. McKay and Jam es Far.
y 'These (w o m en had been Working
n as m iners in Northern C slifar
e nia and cam e to Virginih City
K a t that tim e to Work at <4 A
n day in the new m ines. They had
1, a couple of Saloonkeeper friend's
„3 at San Francisco named O'Brien
and Flood. Learnig o f the great
in rlchess o f the m ine In which
I- they w ere w orking they w ent to
Flood and Q’B flen, who fu fils l,
~ ed them with money en a GO-Cn
T basis, and they secured control
P* of the O phir and C o n s o lid a t e .i
N Virginia mines. There w ere some
GO m ines along the Comstock
>f lode, says David Fox. Mackey
and Fair becam e millionaire»
fi along with a good m any other;,
i- Virginia City, now * town or
> 8000 then had 40,000 people
,f and all th e big show companies
FXAMXNG HELL
Phone 410
Drayage,
ha
a
Wood
Your
re v o n h v B
Prw9nii\
impoAanf
VoAfn
of
ip tlre and statuary M r « t *
oelitiy been brohght io Itglfy
staring Which are sothe mutttnted
heads, dlffffcult to identWy.
They belong apparently to f a
Asiatic-fiwianic .type, f a d ' f a d
Such h> to Biggest the
tence ot a sm all temple a t We
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sun at Leptis Magna such
are known to pave existed . at
H eliopolis and Rhodes.
J -
that It is only a provtnelM
gamp and m confined to tkos4
sections -df fhO conntry Where
ice fhcllftle* dhn hn obtained.
Football shrely la no slouch
of a game an t there are any
number o t bAMra who cpnldfc't
be dragged om a gridiron. B en.
ny Leonard, alter-one experience,
Is not ashamed to'eXpTMs the
opthton th a t anyone Who* plays
that cfasy game is a auckbr.
Then there is the Web mild
gam e of w restling.
Last year
“Big"
Muhn -tb ok
S tran ger
Lewis, the heavyweight chhm-
pton, picked hflh bp and threw
him bodily out of thè ring. The
Strangler
encased lècktly without
By HENRY L. FARRELL
(United Press Sports Editor > a broken back.
NEW YORK, Feb. 10— (U.
P .)— B oxing’s m ost severe crit
Classified Àds Bring ReanUs.
ics are those who insist that It
Is a brutal sport, a throw-back
to th e days of the cave-men and
a gam e th at haa no place in a
civilised country.
N ew E d iso n
There are many points for a t
tack on boxing bat in these P h on ograp h
days of light tapping your busi
ness m en there certainly • is n
the odly one
just reason to condemn
th
that will play'
sport as being brutal.
all makes <>f
For bard socks, knocks; cut
Records vKthout
and bumps, hockey m akes box
injury
to the
ing look lik e a lady’s game.
Thera to m ore concerted actio i
record
in one period of hockey than 1 1
six rounds o f a tight.
P a lm er P ian o
The fewlah of a skate, t h »
swing of a d u b in a* skirm ish
R ou se
and the doctors go to work;
Shorty Green, one of the Net -
YM-k iflayd-i gdt a cut In th i
face In a recent game that too!;
eig h t stitches to* close and h i
want back on the ice.
Billy
Bqrcb, captain bf the
New
Yorkers, cam e within one-eighth
Ot an inch of • having an eye
knocked out, hnd m ost dll of the
players have been knocked cold
In one or two games.
This to not to Infer that it
la
: a roughneck game. It Is the
' faateet and hardest played of
«11 gam es and accidents canno't
ho avoided.
It to npfortunate
,
Advertise In The Tidings
SATISFIED AUTQISTS
Those who use our greas
ing, storage, tire work,
repairing service!
feet,
24 HQDK SERVICE
l i t h i a Springs
Garage
MaftlnspoOoifolwlsva
apply freâly up nostrils.
P honed'
A WONDERFUI j TASTE WITH EACH BITE OB’
SUPERIOR BREAD
ALWAYS UNIFORM
FRANKLIN
BAKERY
W orld ’s Largest
S tage L in e
F ro m A sh lan d
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TWO SCHEDULES DAILY
1 2 it o Boon — 8:40 P. M.
Oat your ticket from Pickwick SI
«Ttrrern Cafe— 187 E ast Main St.
;e Agent
bone 34
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,
I
key was a hard worker >nd |
well liked.
Marcus Daly also ,
mined there nt $4 a day. After- "
ward he w ent to Salt Lake and
got a grubstake and w ent to
Montana, w h ere- he dlscoydrel '
the Anaconda.**
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A s the rule alw ays, works In
the m ining stock gaftje, Dav l
Fox had his ups and doWi
Some w eeks lie tfonfd mat
atrti fhyn Uws-.1t. h -
Made fa g Tost several''{orto ib
before he decided to s e ttle - down I
Wèw Beguty Or
.
Quiolcly 1
cutters for donkey en gin e, gl.B O l
per rick. * thirty employment. All
tools
furnished.
Employment
Department, Ones - Bhy LXigpet-'
sm
t There th e youthful F o x taught
school th ree years sad worked, '
K seven years lh We pioneer m id -
s Will ow ead. By a man hagBHl. ’
I Ladd, Whose m ill pakSe* .W
S sale to Jam es and W alsh M ftfcle
t Today Jim Muckle, «00, t o l l * - *
. aidant Of Portland.
r
In 1864 B. F. OIMHrir mWrrteA
I. Busan McBride shd Settled a t
t St. H elens, where M opened a
e store. It was believed at that
f tim e that St. Helens was The :
i,- perartfaent head of deep sea
k navigation and would Ijocott* V
1 big city, ow ing to We w f le t f lt y <
s of ships gettin g over th e . fit.
s H elens bar had the necessity
I. of lightering nbtpe loaded nt '
e Portland.
The
Pacific
CoWt
Steamship compdny both dock» I
I- there, bht Khlghtdn, owner to ’
bwlndlng tsé U ..
• Pa 11 and S to
PkttM « • * 71
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- that young Otttaer printed SriM- '
* ott&g pupils nt 'Amity. Fofc ti»- ’
- lowed hha to Oregon in 1841,
> and they sew ed at SA M W * ‘
FOB
RBNT— Thrtfl
room
spartipeat.
Garden privilege.
Inquire B81 High S t { Phons
4 8 8 ^ .................... - t
l» 5 -ïf
A
e -
1 th at tim e ia
sleeping
Records. Nearly naw.
ta in . Phons 888-R.
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V ase -to «*» F ra ccto cp .ia W 4
« where Fug bet a Job. 'B heitw
i afterword Olicaer egad en toi *
■*, Oregon,
Intending
to
teaflh ‘
k seheol. l a an old newspaper
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VkNCOUVFtt, W r i t fab. 1«
— (W.pj>— A polo touVnamect
haa been scheduled for Van
couver barracks tentatively June
2« to July 5, according to Cap
tain T. A. Harris.
Tkamo from Boise, Idaho;,
Camp Lewis, W ash.; Vancouver,
B. C., and the Portland Hunt*
Club will participate.
ÌZnner-
Gives
It pays H>
OSDGR BY rEtßPHQ M ,
Whltega, c le a n se s.. Shoi^ld b»
t on all lig h t .
Also msi><^
Inderfúl powder
base,
Nn-
pky or greasy. Get this nrw
inderful beauty cMgm gni«A
lllo-glo and 'try IA Ä td fiia
rings Phkrm scy.
.
WANfMIh—Woman to .w ork
‘m ornings. Park- Hotel. -. 188-8
•to act a s ghled Repregsirtatives
In spare ‘tim e afterc school and
'on Saturdays, for PTCTORIAL
R E V IE W — Am erica’s * Greatest
M sgaslne o f . the , Hornes. * Wb
t e a c h , th e hoy salesmenM»» him
(give him the opportunity to earn
m oney a s w ell a s special prlaca.
B arents
f í l s tri reifete the *toMmM
Iwsr^ Shtw
tif, j _tu
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ot? M m tWö
gko .
w .
L o ir a ,
power, t J ] 1
Associ trdd
999 ouf df
«A nedtcc
thing, T h in k o f
PLkAgB NOTE, ¿ aa -
Pictorial
RdWtif
dress:——The
[onne
la lta In
a ~ W lc fc
from Hankow said today«
‘The First hud. Original
Cold and Grip Tablet
Proven Safe for mare tha
a Quarter of h CriUtury.
The box bears thia signatura
re?’
ekle« ’Wo liafe Just
it pVice, also license.
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