1 Iioeal ■ Personal flotes From Talent— Mrs. L. O. Penland was i visitor from Talent ÿesterdsy» Buslneaa Visitor»— Mr. and 'Mrs. W. J. McBride of Montague spent the day In Ashland on business. Bnsinesa Trip— 11 From T a le n t- • ¿ M H .S .D . Dordmus mads a Carl Mellln epent yesterday Regular . business trip to Hilt today, Ashland from Tdlent. • t.C< $‘ v. 1 c ‘ v ■ 131 SubihllTste' e v l r / ThuAdry. Lithla chewing bars a winner Teachers for City School Sadampstent,* 1st p h i Ird^TMs- at Candy Land. Elected : In Medford— < «V * Tuesdays. Ivv-tg Among the teachers elected in Special : ‘ M¿Nair"s cold the city schools of Medford for First degree tonight, ‘ , i _ the next year. from' Ashland Coming! GonUgglr * jCdjhink! are: Mr». Bertha Denton, nurse, R IÑ 4W -T IN In BLOW THE LINE Free lecture s*»o6< , q 4A Fellow ­ Convention— Lincoln school; Miss Marguerite PiC fM ie'l * aw The Southern Oregon planners Andrews, Washington » school; ship. ‘ .IDAY A SATURDAY AT THE VINING and Dyers w in h o ld , a conven­ Miss Marguerite Hammond, Jack- tion at thè Holland hotel Jn son sch ool, anf ' Miss Aletha iB— i i y* * * Gray, former Ashland girl. : g r . apd Bftf. Ally» Johnson Medford. March' H . Ireek. Jackson school. Also Miss gr»bbth un|«b:ip ‘For high tra d e tailoring gee Lysle Gregory, -a termer teacher Orres tailors upstairs. l4Mf in the Ashland schools, Roose­ ; Have your E aatej^ gt Pauleerad's. velt school. • Yohrself on paper. We ytpke — ■ ■ V AU Wool. i n . so suits tailored, that kind of portraits.— Stadio Among the guest« nt the LUhin <0 your measure, bests them Ashland. Hprings hotel are O R E G O N AGRICULTURAL upper-class girls who act as a ll— Orres Tailors, upstairs. John D. Price and wife, Coro­ Z 161-1* Visitors From Medford ,. nado; F. McTaggart, Portland; COLLEGE, Corvallis, March 11—- big sisters to the freshmen girls J. T. Adami and W. H. Lever­ Gebrge W. Moore, 'Berkeley; ¡Ashland is represented by * 12 Riid help them in adjusting ette of Medford, were business Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Jenkins and of the 3618 students registered jhcmsdlves to college life. Last - J. W. Frasier of Orants Pass, visitors in Ashland yesterday. child, Portland* Frances H. at the cojlpge, Jackson county year she was a member of the formerly of Ashland, Is |B Ash­ Bise, San Francisco; C. D. Dalrd- having 68 students. AU these citation committee, an organi­ Toys and game« for the R id­ BOn and wife, Gary, Indiana; D. young people «jarte making a sation of sophomores for the land for a* few days on business. dles’ birthday.— Bihart’s. Grey, San Francisco; R. A. Gil­ creditable ahowing in their col­ Instruction of freshmen women Have your windows made at l« » -tf more, Sacramento; V. F. Grant lege work and are represented ,tn the rules and traditions of Jordan S«ah and cabinet works. and wife, Coronado; A. E. Price, in many of the ctivltles on the O. A. C.,i and on the sta ff of the eBaver, the college year campus. » 160-tf Visiting at Dennis Home >. San Francisco. , " ., _ Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Oskar. Other towns in Jackson county book. and the ’ corpospoadinf number r ' Frances Pratt, sophomore in Orree remodels clothes. 161-1* son Deania, and conaia. Miss ■Visitors In A sh la n d - Helen Kreiger, who to spending Mr. and Mn. D. E. Alfrey of students representing them] BAmmencp, 1« also, h member of, APPlegnfe, l; r Cent m l Alpha Delta Pl and J j* house' Returned To Home In South— the summer at the Oskar ranch, aiyl daughter, Helen, who have are: TMd position * in-) L W. Bushnell and family. are ▼laiton at the home o f Mr. been spending thé winter at Long Point, 8; Gold HUI, 2; Medford, ‘manager. Who have been visiting Mrs. ■and Mn. J. N. Dennis. from Beach, arrived hern last eve­ 34; Phoenix, 2; Rogue River, 4; eludes buying the food, paying B n s h n e 1 1’s grandmother, Mrs. their ranch .In the Applegate ning. Miss Helen Alfrey con­ Sam’s Valley, 1; and Talent, 4. bouse bills and keeping the ‘ ' She la on the French, 0 » Helmnn street, have V a il# . The totql registration, in tho house, books. tinued her journey home with returned to their home in Cali­ friends to C o n ta in , Alberta, college, including summer ses­ Barometer mtaM/ thq piroulgtton fornia. Canada. Mr. and M n. Alfrey sion ' and short course students, w a ff 6 f the ' Bearer, ’ itnd is will follow after *a few days is 4898. The extension service, ¡chamber of commerce representa-i Hot sulphur tub batiks, day visit with Mr. and Mn. A. E. in addition, takes the college to ftive for Ashland. George Oray, senior in, agri-» or night, Jackson Hot .Springs. Walker. thousands of Qregonians. 16 6-4 f Hugh Bates Is a sophomore in Culture, Is « member of Alpha Men'» pharmacy and Js- president of Gammg «Rho, national social fra-i Business Visitor— ternity, and Alpha Zeta, national Panl- Medford T bms R. E. McElhose of the Med- Psf Chi, local social fraternity. 168-tf The Medford high school bas­ ord Grocery Co., Medford, was He is also ori the staff of the ketball squad constating of a business visitor in Ashland Orange Owl, the college comic eleven men, comprising the today. magaslne. Mrs. Clift Gass returned to playen, coach a id others, left George Virgil Gillette, fresh­ Work nt Enders Department yesterday forenoon on the Shasta Class B Basketball Games— man in engineering, is a mem­ atore, after a few days Illness. tn ln for Salem to take part In The Central Point boys basket­ ber of Theta Nu Phi, local Social the state basketball tournament, ball team defeated the Butte fraternity, and is trying out for The Royal Neighbors will which began thia afternoon. Artred Falls boys basketball team 4,9-19 the Orange Owl staff. hold a cooked food sale at Hardy last night at Central Point. The' Swingle is also a freshman in April 4 Is Easter Sunday, or- Prospect Bros store, Saturday, March IS. team . defeated the engineering and is a member 140-3* dst your ault ntow ht Orres Tun­ Rogue River team. 38-19, In 'i I of the college rifle team. dre, upetslsK ¿«1-1« te«*y close game played kt Cen­ I Rosina Gallatin is a freshman tral Ppint last night. The Cen­ I in home economics. She play­ tral Point team will play the ed on the claaa basketball teatnj VIsMore In A shland-. Prospect team tonight at Cen­ thia term and is working in B. 8. Kramer. Portland; E. D. tral Point In the first game of the community service depart­ , Mr. and Mrs. Wllufor Hilt of Hilt, California, were Ashland 8mith, Romberg; H. v . 8mlth, a two game ; aeries, one game ment of the Y. W. C. A. ▼laitera Wedaeaday, and guests Roseburg; Theo Avgerls. Greg­ on each teams floor, for the I Margaret McCoy, sophomore Of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Lane. ' ory; F. W. Ed sail, Gregory. championship of the Rogue Riv­ I in home economics and a mem­ ber of Alpha Delta Pi, national er Walley class B echools. For cleaning and pressing, I women’s social fraternity, was . Smart spring ‘ 'fabrica for Phone 119. I compelled to withdraw ffom col- Pattleerud’s. tailored suit« at Pknlaerud’s. From Hornbrook— 168-tf . J 168-tf -Mra. 8. M. Goshpy and daugh­ I lege for the winter term be- ter, Mrs. Thomas Lafferty, of I cause Of ill health but'expects to Big Ben alarm Clocks, Hornbrook, spent the day in return next term. Miss McCoy McNair Broa. I is on the staff of the Barometer, Ashland. I dally college newspaper and a I member of the - “Big Slatet" I committee, an organisation of Brándsnetrd Mr. -\< f. - • >.*’ made anit. made at Orres, up­ Stops tickling In throat, nervous stairs. Where yon have a tit. hacking, and* puts a toothing L. GIDEON/ Auctioneer. 161-1* hsSHbg coating on a raw in- flamed throat. Doflft overlook Hotel FOLEY’S HONEY AND TAR.— Sold everywhere. No. 1 J. C. Myers, Portland; Ray, Flynn. Portland; B. 8, Coad, Spokane; A. R. Frasier, Port­ land; W. H. Ballinger, Port­ land; J. *F. Werts, Portland;. Mr and MM- T. M. Morrto, Burley, Idaho; E. L» Gordon. Portland; V lé tor Dickey, Port­ will do if yotì, have It land. ’ '• ODD FELLOW ACTIVHIEb ’Watch 'his •»•«’» evbry day. J « <4Seven Keys to Baldplate ‘BEIOW^LINE' rin - t F n - tin Last Year’s Suit dry-cleáued now. •lOHUi m ar r o n «rmtv m M ARLOW E Y i U ry IA am VICTOR pote L dNWar Mareelllng, Trimming, Sham­ pooing, Dyeiag. Futata. Tho Tandy Bkoppe, M c G m ’ s Store. P h on e'i«3. • 98-tf most* iMjorishing and healthful food you can give deliver after it has been SHASTA FRUIT CREAM Ashland Oleaning and Dyeing Works " 85 First S t Phone 63 ed apartment, two rooms, kitchen with Me pantry and clo u ts; lots. 690 Indiana7 St. Owi now. on premises. IMPROVED ; uCHEVROLET A FINE HOME— Modern galowj\ sightly’ location,' no ter home ig town, 94BOO.. STAPLES REALTY «Î!» / i , ■: . Long the world’s largest builder of automotive^ with m o d e r n 3-speed transmission, Chevrolet' qow | Bills for .continued success with the finest Chevrolet. in ! : Chevrolet history. PX>R S a LK t CHEAK »Nearly new Toledo Steel Top Hot wMar;çol).j tPhono 4 p | . LOSS'— Near, «orner of Nursery, and Main, crank fqr Bulck coach. ■J. C. Hopper. I 161-1* - Waldport — Eastern blue­ WANTED— Broody hen«. Have berry culture being tried, as Ancona eggs for sale from trap- promising Industry here. nested stock. Phone 861-J. 111-9» The Automotive Shop FOR RENT—Three furnished rooms; garage and «arden space. FOR SALE— 10 rods near wov­ 440 Helman. 161-2* en wire, 66-lnch, nearly . new 19-lnch Oliver chilled plow. 32 steel harrow teeth, dandy Might spring wagon, valuable regis­ tered cow, my reeidence. R. D. Sanford,'899 Beach St., Ashland. .We wish to announce 1«1-1« Brake Relining Done by Machinery to the public that we have doubled our capacity by installing «additional machinery. > Also want to thank our patrons and friends for their support during the past year. STANDARD CLEANERS •45 Oak Street. insurance Oar PeUcies Eatah. 1881 at 41 B. Mala 8t. Read Batata A Real Inaurane Phone M l i i t , a g ’• / ¿r 1 SEEDS W e have a complete stdek of fresh seeds—in pack­ age or bulk—grown by America’s foremost seedmen Plant good seed to insure success with your garden Protect i GARDEN * « S . /P h one 108 Ashland Feed & Grocery Phone 214 of Rayon arid Krinkle Bed Spreads FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY Orchid Gold - Rose - Blue. Size 80x105, Fast Color Rayon Special $5.90 Heavy Unbleached Krinkle Spreads in Cole Stripes of Orchid - Bin e ■ R ose. Size80x SPECIAL WHILE THEY LAST Shasta fee Cream We will gladly cafl for and cleaned and pressed, t A. F. Johnson of Bpragnh . .Biros. Klamath county, pnrehaa- ad 89 u r w to ha mad» Into a riflcltan ranch, aaat of town, ol » iWaBar tisrkton, Ahrougb tba tBaavar Raalty Go. h'chorary fsatarnlty to* agricul­ ture. He is also a member of the college stock Judging team and took a prqn^Umnt part In preparing the' agricultural ex- blblt for the Educational ex­ pedition. * - • ‘ . 1 . ¡1 Donald Wright is a sophomore U»' commerce and a member of Theta No Phi, local social fra­ ternity. He is a member,of the Mandolin club. Robert Wright, his brother, is a freshman In CQihmeroe and a member of the same fraternity. Robert is try­ ing out for the track team and is a member .of the Beaver knights, an ',6rga,plshtleh of sophomore men* • woof Instruct the “rocks" and act as ushers at athletic evegtkJ * ’ > - ' i ) is made from pure, eweet cream abd flavored with real fruit. ; TAKE B P M e A QUART TODAY. . , iil^ lN D CREAMERY These Are Very Exceptional Values^ y New. Drapery Materials now in and ’ Selling 4 ■ 50c and up » Arg Shijbhent bf New , leath er PillowB, of , Chicken, Turkeyr Duok i and Goose FeatheA. See Them Now •