f* •— W ■*> ' -W
»/
of J f <
the tr» v la r Tenby
CMtle, mo«rM<| as dead for three
d|jr», wtu-e fo ^ M today on » p a y
island o ff Mayo.
keeping htoaeU *
M t o t o i» r t t o t i ; ‘ LONDON, Feb. M— The 'ere*1
by f i f t U M w * fcM tolto M H to
reputation tpr a p o ito a ito fito R to N
w ill mean much more money in]
the long run.
T <to orbgon ,
? H -A h p e d a P )—
Delariey >
anyone
wfiMat to flttbt
the
world.
.If
thej
I vertan, fmnhmea.
/p o rh th y had Irene McMaster,
o f toffene, freshmen.
fights?”
-
W illia m and Donald Peek, ol
J p to tla n d , seniors.
5 /H a ro ld and Herbert Socolofsky
i o f Salem, sophomores,
f
Basel and Helen W h ite, Clat-
< r”
"W h y
tta ’i
my
boon
t
S
CREAM,
NATURE’S
FOOD
REST
Upon Our
is ae good in January as in August.
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- Open Eveuinga
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publications; poven
started d n rtM 1 * M
The Ashland
Electric Shap
3*6 1. Main Strebt
Jackson County. Oregon, apd the
dbuft to h B W w » t o > t>» * « i.
day tfc A p ril, IM < at ten o'clock
court room of
»aid court a«:the time and place
for the heptU^t/bf any objections
there may ba te M id report and
the aettltoqpkt thereof.
THAT LANDS THE BIO ONES
gto
. nop. seniors.
The half— D w yane/. M itchell,
•freshman,
whose
other
half,
I L yle Mitchell,, la a freshman In
O. A. 0 .
There they are. And finding
they're a ll hums. My boys are
«hem was no easy Job.
Poor
• 1 — ---------------
.
not bums.”
t edlld hours o f yaw ing over dl­
l' hoetorlss and registrar's records, and K atie, Kee, L ot * and WR- - “ H ave' you got two lists for
the promoters?” he was aaked.
f tracing fam ily histories and mak- .11am Buchanan of Eugene,
Here
la
a
discovery,
m
ade
“‘one
that you w ill take and one
- lag
odd
discoveries,
finding
ps Shoot people that they daring the search of Oregon R J t ywn don’t w a n t”
na. Florence E llio tt, of Kiana-
"W ell,* he deliberated, "yes
*t ‘kkew themselves.
z
’1 There may be other twins, Agency, agd Susan ElltogU hnd no. There are some boys,
of Portland, wore born on Julff you hhow, that are a big risk
and there may be other halves
14
and July 12, respectively, o f and We« want good dough for'
oa the campus, but the above
They should tkk ln g chances. Once yShr boy
* list names a ll that could be dls- the same year.
Oftly Competent Men
r covered from records In the of- get together and plan that b irth - j« tagged on the whiskers, he's
Handle This.
out of the big dough.
I ain’t
- flee of Registrar Carlton E. day party for July 23.
Another situation that started looking for set-ups and I don’t'
. »peaesy.
Some modest ones]
bake fafled
o give their age] the hearts of two tw in -sea rch in g Want my boys to he set-ups.”
'This . prevailing policy among
on information cards— If they reporters on a little faster sched-
- are unheaotad o r* slighted In ule for a moment is that of U>e prominent managers 1s the
this story, it Is their own fault. Roscoe and Leo Moore, of Moro, reason fo r the decline of box-
Reeeoe and Lab apparently (ire *n£ In New York this winter."
Some things are notable about
. the shove list.
F o r one thing cousins, living in the same toWn, Promoters can’t find patronage
. there aren’t any 50-50 twins on attending the same university, nntees they offer good attractions
- the Oregon campns. it's a pair and having the same age. They hnd*. whan, the fighters won’tt
first class opponents good
o f , girls or a p air of boys; no almost got into this story as
twins.
cards
sre ’ impoeaible to arrange.
, compromises.
And there are
> « < s.soWe bsh »
> » »
In addition to Harold and <'Tex Rjclihra said last year that
k »» B lu e ts x>r larger combine-1
Herbert Socolofsky. (see t w i n V 16 day o f - M i, admission prices
. tlons.
W a lter
toootofsky,
a * « r e p g p t o g . . S tiff prices an«
And from appearances, there’s lis t),
brother,
also
attends
Oregon.
hnsatiii/a^tOry cards soured tR«
1 been no getting ahead of each
> other fn school on the part of Harold and H erbert viewed the public Oha turned the fans trttm
’
Oregon twins.
A ll have been world and its wonders fo r the l h®
time In Tamps, Kansas at
RHsknrd argued that If the
equally bright or 0q«a»y other- first
'
same dine.
AM three live
.-'accepted purses th a t
wise. The Ackerson twins both the
'
ht
the
Beta
Theta
P
i
fraternity.
P
°
“
ld
make
it profitable for
m ajor in education, as do the 1
Undoubtedly there are others ,hlm to cSaHe no more than 17
middle
of
January.
The
usual
Unfinished
Dena A im m ajor In music and on th e campus besides Owyhpe for ringside seato that the prob-
Physical education, ■ respectively. Mitchell who claim a twin broth lem’ would be solved,
Hast! W hite majors ijT history sr o r sister elsewhere, buL the / ‘ "F ig h t oftener for less money
off
all
l w ttla t o r tk lti lister la taking reporters stnmbled onto Mitchell, and we’ll be better
1 a mathematic* course. The Peek and he gets into the story. He ardnnd,” he said.
"Mith the exception o f Paul
' twins are both economics majors. la a freshman from Sparta, Ore.
.
Berlenbach and Jack Delaney.
and H arold and Herbert Socolof­
Woodburn — Heavy acreage <**mP<on of the light heaTy-
sky m ajor In business adminis­
ot cucumbers Will be grown for ’ • ‘«ht8 and his nearest rival.
tration.
Pickle works this rear
th® l®*ding fighters laughed at
The twin-survey unearthed the
fact that there are exactly 165
Portland — Local plant will
Berlenbach
never
held
up
families that have more than one
member In the University of build 14)50 refrigerator care for Rickard and he was w illin g to
fight twice a month a ll winter
Oregon. One hundred forty-on« Pacific F ru it Express.
until the New Y o rk Boxing Cona-
fam ilies «re represented by two
U niversity students; seven fam­
tlon . that ■ droya him out of the
ilies have three and two hav« b e doubled in capacity,
state. Although they were posi­
season.
four in the stndent' body.
tively alone In their opinion,
The la tte r two, because of
the ■commissioners said that Mike
th e ir healthy contributions to
MpTJgne ,was the logical con-
the sise of the enrollment, de­
t o t f l * for the title and th a t
serve mention. ¡The contribu­
Berlenbach would have to fight
tions are Chris, June, Minnie
h im , or no one in New York.
a t« Thpra Boesen of Eugene,
Delaney,
since the Garden
opened, has appeared four times
IN T H E C OUNTY C O U R T O F
!N ESCAPE D A NG ER
in , R ickard’s arena and he has
THE
STA TE
OF OREGON
escape ¿he dahgeroug
A new, flexible, 3-point fought himself Into a position
ms
from
neglected
coughs end colls by using motor
F M ey’s suspension makes a where he is the most popular
In w b I t o t o r o f the
Honey and T ar at the onset. They
notable contri btftiou to f&Thtar In the ring and
E sta te ‘ of C harles W .
like the pure honey and whole-
smoother, quíéter opera­ orawfhg ■ card.
F isch er, D eceased
go/ne Pine U r glvpn by nature for
Delaney showed to packed
N O T IC E 18 H E R E B Y O IV R N th e ir relief.
tion. Lighter pistons and ilrtlll I . I . , . .
Free from opiates,
— M*
that the undersigned, Adminis­ Faley’s Honey and T ar Compound
pins, accurately "balanced,
Is
a
wonderful
remedy
for
chil­
tra trix of t>e -above named ea-
gives a quickness of throt­
dren hut i t Is just as effective for
W
FISHING TACKLE
other leading boxers were game
enough to take th e chaneee »ej
has taken and wore senUplh
epough to he reasonable lp tfhrir
demands, there would Be no Tea-
eon for any manager to In­
quire—
I ,
Joanne and Justine Ackerson,
o f Eugene, sophomores,
b
B ertha *h d Dena Aim , of 811.
.
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satisfaction
tle response that cannot
fail to delight you.
guaran-
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The estate of J. P. Hollm eyer,
Deceased, has sold its interest
in the Ideal Grocery to Hasel
Nims.
A ll persons having ao*
: . OUa.Jit. tlrtr .pahiuetlnn Feh- counts w ith said Ideal Grocery
are hereby notified to pay the ¡.
same
at once at the office of
M IL L IE D IC K E Y ,
Nellie Dicker, M ills B u ild in l, *
Ashland, Oregon.
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The
Automotive Shop
Stolto ftefcfitog Stow by
After March 1st, no gas is to be
stored in guarter meters.
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If any gas is stored at present time,
it should he used before that date
as meters will be turned back at
that time.
M achinery
SOUTHER OREGON GAS CO.
FLORENCE K. HOLLMEYER, 1
Adm inistratrix of tie , es
of J. P.
ceased.
tofc,
Hollmeyer.
15— Appoint
Rÿ R. Crawford o
•rt
of ■ Albany ‘ 1
filed will
»Me Wednesday b<
mmeretal ol«h- At
Vt*d reeignatlon ha<
t o l t o la
*
' ; TIRES AND TUBES
-Heg. $1.00 and $1.23 siac
a t 50c and 75c
W onderfulH dM p fMRnt.
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(MiB-FASHIOWD G O Spift
IN THE OLD-FASHIONED/WAT
governor. pogMs, diapatches from
Albany Indicate that Stewart in­
tends to qgR -the ’ bqgrd 'a s he
has ‘ removed* from < the state.
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