>■« u I t e 4 » " > - • « «
able çionument In honor ot those
.,▼*? ta*Ae Ulta g ift t a .Ö r a mtyf
SAN R A FA E L, C a l.,. Doc. 21. possible, w ill either
— ( U N ) - r Ahm' spending
eight purchase a d d ft& tik
months in the San Quentin dung park or assist I t .ft
eon, Jagma Alien, sentenced to which U t la e l t a
prtana In March, 1923. when 19 The member* of tg *
yeafa c l*. has gpen pronounced and the city ep«n<
insane end ComraRted to th * *****
M o s p ^ a t Ukiag. . J x : ¿' J
i By A. C. Stokes, M. D .‘
„ Mem bar Gorges Memorial last.
( g o t t e n for United Press)
,
CHICAGO, U P t— The stomach
ta the fire-box tot the hnman
engine,
i t is in the ' g o teach
’ and the first t« o feet * f
the
small tatestlnen that the major
part ot digestion fs performed.
In
thia area the food -is prepar
meet at 2 p. m.
ed for absorption into the clrcu-
unnary »•— C«HOgp Clug luucg-
eon at Hotel Holland. Meg- »M w u .
The Stoupach g
oo«n*ctad
fo rd , O ra.
- r
w ith ths other poftlemn
the
body by * u abundant aeaply of
Alpha Chapter No. 1. O. * S-
nerves. These nerves telegraph
Sjteclal meeting. Masonic H all,
bank tp the stomach any d^nturb-
7:39 *, m. Eleetlon of officers
ance which m«y occur at any por
Myrnd^, tape. R ~ M g * t o «tgdy
tion of the body, whether it is
the b*eto, kjdney, lung, appen
d ix , "or gall bladder.
The substance of this telegrhm
usgnMy K '‘there 1» trouble, in
yegr gpdy-^ast rid o f. the fuel
thgt yon have in, the stomach
a«d fetestfepa end do not take
a iy more until the trouble Is
adjusted, at which time we will
inform
yon.*'
This telegram
translated into ^ords
usually
means stomach sickness, nausea,
vomiting, and np desire what
soever for food.
When the disturbance
has
ceased, the face w ill be conveyed
back h r desire for food and abil
ity to. digest it. These symptoms
artging' frotp disease outside of
the stomach are called
reflex
symptoms. T h at ta, word ta sent
(ram the Paint of disturbance
along the.nerves to a central
pofnt and back to the stomach.
I t ta not an exaggeration tc
say that 99 per -cent ot a ll »io n
•Entertain»-—
Alpha Chapter No. 1, O. E. 8., ach. symptoms are refley— that
delightfully entertained the Paaf ta, caused by disease outside of
Natrons »2 the Chapter in the
Masonic hall. Tuesday evening. coarse, d^eeses ®2 th * etotaAeb
Itself. Theee diseases have
ta
Qacemheji twwnity-tarat. «
ipoftt
caste
definite
symptoms
Mellowing the usual bustnea*
season, fbe m *ta h *n
A Ttav- that a phyetoiau w ill recognise.
To illustrate thia idea: I f the
eK enteruinment. whfch v^a very
appendix 1« pulled while the pa
m ue| enjoyed tor aH thee« pree-
tient ta not under an anesthetic
ent-d
the
patient becomes tick at the
The m A of tjie lodge were
stomach and vomits.
hostg for the evening an<f seyfted
The beginning
symptom of
delicious refreshments.
moat cQBdnsifyua and fefsctlnne
dinasta, i* S.Uknosa at tb * stom-
n vid Ctab Meet, T p r a « !^ --
HiOadrationa
Tim Won»«*’, civic ig n
ta fin it, _«nd
a*eajt Citib mot In the Clvie
« * r
house on RTlnbnrn Wgy, 39»
afternoon. December twenty
for their regular m eeting
.T^ern was no program M
moottag. lust tge uanal bat
session, daring whldk several
important matters concerning the
cluh were taken op.
Mrs. H. K. Tomlinson and Mrs. .
W1R Myer were ho,teams for jh e
afternoon and served t * a «nd Ro-
Hctonn fn tlt cgke «t « table
beautifully deegrgied w ith
cancRes and holly.
Acceding to prison aulgqritie«
A ll« * was an i«cpr*Jgihto «OBVtft
and repeatedly caused trouble..
During the prisoner’s stay in the
undergjeu)»^ dangebn he w asfed
on bread and water and given a,
¡substantial meal only -once a
I week. HA Was, released only for a
day or two nt a time, being re-
jtu rn ed .to the dungeon a fter a
¡short interval..
nndsr
ihmn condition*. aa 1W« *■ l * ra
iftg «11 be*
toward Ute
(QanMnued In t o page oAe)
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f hased cost around 117,«««. Th«
balance la *11 probability. accoyg.
. — NBA. 8an Francisco Bureau
T e» men «ücü her». Tbcy w«rc frapped Waes a ralnsfoonVauped thg cavtog
in of a tunnyl IpSvblch they w e rt W>rkjn*> at Oakland. CaUf. , But chanco
btuetne at an eiectAs lig h t-e *b iiu g 3 « l» cove-lf» haeggra^n« eyeu'e« m
Pusien suggenting an evea surhaae».trage,dy. IVs the U tijijoj^of a great,
an efe w r rimrfe rlping “Mi 4 the »pddy.pool. aS If In tha a r t of rabbiin»
from 50c to 37.^0 pçr
te Pipía.
90-tí
Normal
howl
The Southern Oregon norm«!
reboot speond team waa defeated,
2 ( to 13. fn a basketball game
Wi,th * Central po.^nt team at Cun-
trai P Q l p t W
The normal
school hod »arerai of It* third
8trlhg g i * j i r» »n tfe* .Un«up, and
it *a* net the «Awe second team
which defeated Raftery B, h«re
laet Saturday evening.
Fairview
Mikeck; Slide Tromhp&e. Law-
tamm Mgchelmora; Pianist L »r- S c
raine Brookmlller; Director. Mrs. HH O i
dngh Mltchaimor«. The erege*-
tra will play two speetal n « m M *a
An
A playlet. "W hy T g * Chimes “We
Kang," wriU be given by M r*. W U- w ith
wer Poley’a clam of 12 k i g h Comp
achcfol girls.
Other numbep wRl include: bro«c
The Christmas Story, Fran?ta Me- ydar.
Coy, Plano, W ilm a HaR; Son«, him 1
Betty Bropkmilisr;
Recitation, ggy«
Jeanette Sterns; gongs by Mias iks*>w
Eva Poley’s class s«d th * PfJ- k g h 1
mary
Department
• exercises. Pounl
Tgere will b* * treat fpr tg * mem* “tary.
bora of the Bunday g c M o l
.«»dta
•
T “ ^ W W ® »ift W . '» • <*X-
Jhaqy othey suhStapflnl .c o n ttfb j-
Hioaa have boon m ad * during the
yoars that have gone by> The T14-,
I want to take this fneans of expressing the
Cfiuonn’o
rwiAniín»» A^ the
XL. ____
A V .of
« Ashland.
1
season’s greetings,to
people
I trust that the true spirit of Christinas will
prevail throughout the city.
' ’
f t A. Stearns
U T H U SPRINGS GARAGE
and Any^Other Day
' Yi>n P|aY
,you can dance to the
iftusic p f; Brogdgfay’g U tts t hl to, played by
’
©f other famous dance'orch-
estrgg.
T d
'
Unless’ you have listened to the New
■ Oftbophodtc Yfctroja yoi$ have never heahl
dance fnusic, or- in fact any music as it should
be, unless you have actually listened to the
art h i or thç orchestras in person.
Choice Legs Pork
30« Par I k
Choice Loin Pork
30c Per LK
Swell Ribs of Beef
Ifere this .wonderful instrument and the Christinas
gift for the family wfill be settled.
,
.WITH ELECTRIC MOTOR
T *
Swift Bacon Back
— 37o Pw^Lh.
Swift Side Bacon
45c Pgr Lb "
Swift .lewel CoiRp.*
2 Ita . 35«
Potatoes, 8 lbs. for
TEDS
Sweet Picales, per pt. 28c
W
ROSE
ASK FOR HOME DEMONSTRATION,
Oriions, 10 lbs. for
Cabbage, Per Lb. . . .
Celery, per lunch ..
»
TBY OUR F A Í
POULTRY
I SB RILLED PALLY
W*
1926 Ford Sedan
1926 Ohev, Coach " !
1Mb Qfcev Touring, 1
lte < <P«v. 4-Pass
jOoápN
.............. I
1924 Ford Roadster
Delivery .............. !
All Oars in Good
Condition
n7 u
brWg the no* addition i*g to the
sat*» high Ptandnhg that ta main
tained in tho-bglance ot the park,
would be made Just as rapidly
Meat Market
!• *,
Q" 1
e rad ia tio n y the disease, and
J
does not wish to be burdened
*
w ith the extra lo a * need«# for ° * pl
digestion o<
The body R
nonxished
from food
already
•torpd among.
caiN • • «*! ™
until the progress of the disease
ceasM.
The agpetii« . then r*-, _ _
turns and tha individual deairea
food M *ta .
_
A f t | a Preabytetaan c>»vcb.
PrUtar. 7:3«, the C h ris m *« N*»
service wUI be feature^ by the
Sunday ^chool orchestra
ed of the following: Viol
»y Woods. Me« C. Y -
W A y a»
Cbrater Woods. <l«a Ycd
w ggit f« - styta*
abe|h Stearns; Corneas.
Uaan. Auhrey Haaa. C« ,
x
,,,
m ogi® « m **« -
bprd; Cigrinet. Marcus
ingWew
Oregon
Ligeg M ilis
Meigta Kiner; Saxophone. w * X taach
tppic Victrofct
H o o t TRttVJfeEft TO ''
PV ftTH A S B PR O P ER TY
SOUTH IS D ^M A G B P
« y FLOOD W A TER S
-
(Cpinfinnea trmn p»g* M
--
A----- -r-y ~ a —y_______ _—
falling steel and superstructure.
One, Lander Ellis of Gladys, W .
Va.^ died a abort time later.
W illiamson, W . V&., in a nar-
tow valley between- high hills
was flooded without warning by-
a sudden rise In the Tug river
during the afternoon^- Business
«uglify. Im d anything to do g ith house* were damaged. A wall of
tfc« slognags at t f e stomacj».
At these limes
« m c l«
Lettuye, peg head . . .
Cranberries, 2 Uw. foi
Min^e Meat, 2 lbs. foji
D e ttv e »
Olives, per p i n t ___
Oranges
20c, 40c, 50c, 60c Per P « .
Honje Made Candy '
40c, 50c Per Lb.
Cigars
Taking the Gamble
O u t qf Inexpensive Tire*
are a matter o f /
taste
A utom otive Shop
rm^>or^ant factog iffc hs*ying biraa, but it It
' Vhca
fcWf U S C O Tires you not only get the
b u t you boy
tV » m ad? a e X < b W ,
Chevrolet
S $ E THE, SÄKXXTHBST
CHEVROLET
quahty M w «# M price, loofc
the
•idew ali o i the tie r fo r the name and trademark o f
the U nited States Rubber Company.
R b your protection h* buying inexpensive dresZ
GlareM $ttaAP*fc««»
H er a ChristuMK
c e a rt Rus.mil .e s ^ « « « # j ^ g
Mms ie « >.-»t,.r.Uy tor b o *, ga?
cele«.
C o l. where
the Cgrlstmaa
hoW ymg
w win
T h tamed
e /S
A *Hotpoi«| U w tef Uteg-
Oenaraton Overhauled
Stgrtarg Qvarhauled
IM m m MPB Recharged
j Coil* Tegted
■ Let us do you. work on
i
aberre, we aare yon
tric grill ctpve wiH mat?
i gpliindid g ift ft lmochoe,
broils, toasts and fries«
C qp U s two disUoa .at, one
tiiué.
NEW YORK
GIVJB
ust tlie thing for eolp-
hiarti on lueals. -
,-J.
¿
money.
GUY GOOD
¡Auto Electric
Ford Garage
Phone 82
Phone 50
Across tn m Ltthii Springs Hotel
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