TH URSDAY, F ebruary X .
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Confined to Home—
Í Local j Personal flotes i
Romance!
Mrs. K arl Nima is confined to
her home on Vista street with
illness.
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Confined to Hom e—
Mrs. J. H. Fuller is confined
to her home on North Main
street today w ith illness.
From Medford—
Salted almonds, pecans
Miss Viola Templeton of Med
H k g Bi Bpltera, secretary of the
Ideal Y. M. C. A., Is confined ford was a visitor In this city pinenuts, candyland.
to his home on Nursery street yesterday afternoon and even
Will Have New Secretary—
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with illness.
T. C. (T e d ) Baker of Hood
A music picture— a perfect
Social dance at I. O. O. F. H all River w ill arrive In Medford
likeneps to the original produced Friday evening, February 25th. shortly to take over , the duties
for every Brunswick ‘U-ight Ray" Dickey’s Qrchestra. Gentlemen of Secretary of the Medford
50c, Ladies 25c. Refreshments, Chamber of Commerce, and with
Record for sale at Elharta.
15c.
148-3t his arrival that city w ill have
gained a man who has the repu
’ , Have a fit at Orres tailors, 11
tation of being one of the best
Visited in Medford
Beach Avp.. west of library.
Lucile Ellen Richardson, a drum corps leaders and all-
student at the Southern Oregon around Legionaires of the state.
Normal, was a visitor in Med
Bosioees Trip to M e d fo r d -
Visitors from California— •
Earl Crow, Andy McGee and ford yesterday afternoon.
Visitors in Ashland yesterday
Burnie Burnett of ,the Standard
OIJ company in this flty . made a
A dandy plate lunch Including from California were: L. A.
bftslness trip to Redford yoster- eoffoe every uoon and night, 35c. l.amkln and son of San Fran
A t the Plaza.
106-tf cisco and Mr. and Mrs. George
day afternoon.
Fraley and Henry Andrew of
Oakland.
Suits made for you. 122.50 and Recovered—
Henry Sheldon, science teacher
select your own style and fabric.
14<-tf at the Senior high school, has •I'liable to Leave Home—
Paulserqd’s.
MI hs
Florence
Allen.
who
recovered from his recent ill
The F n llp r Brush Man is in ness and is able to attend bis teaches in the Roosevelt school
at Medford, was unable to leave
towp. He w ill call, at your home classes again.
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tier home in this city yesterday
soon.
Plenty of money to loan on on account of illness. She attend
good security. Phono 81. Yeo, of ed her classes this morning,
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Among the Ashland people who coarse.
attended the dance, which was
given by the Chamber of Com Suffered Considerable Loss—
Mrs. Jam es in Medford—
merce in Jacksonville Saturday
Wo.'d has been received by
Mrs. W a lter James of K lam
night were: Ray Murphy, Fred Ashland relatives and friends ath Falls, formerly of Ashland,
Hugeri. Mrs. Fay Harris, Mrs. that R. L. Burdlc, Sr., who lives was in Medford yesterday visit
Hugert, Mrs. Fay Harris, Mr. and near Grants Pass has suffered ing relatives and friends.
MrB.
considerable loss to his ranch James la the mother of Mrs.
Mrs. Carl Murphy.
property iduring the recent high Kester Gandee, who was former
Apples, 26c, 60c, 75c. Bring water.
ly Miss Walv.e W ithrow of this
box. Ashland F ru it and Produce
city.
Assn.
136-tf
Candyland for fresh
salted
ta.
147-5 From Washington—
• Cliff Payne makes running
F. B. Pierson and fam ily of
Ambulance H ive Yesterday—
beards.
Bremerton, Louis W . Beck of
The Perl ambulance of Med W alla W a lla and D. L. Kates
Drove to A shland—
ford was in Ashland yesterday to and wife of Seattle were among
' Mr, and Mrs. Adam Holman remove Mrs.
G. Taylor from the visitors in this city from
• f Medford drove to this city train No. 13.
She’ was. taken Washington, yesterday.
yesterday to observe the results to Yreka, where she w ill re
of the high water between here cuperate at -the home of her Returned from Portlnnd—
and Medford.
daughter.
Sam Henderson returned to
Ashland yesterday from Port
A lfalfa Hay, one bale or a car
Let the U N IO N write your full land, where he has spent thé
load. Ashland F ru it A Pro. Assn.
coverage automobile Insurance. past few days looking after busi
Yeo, of course.
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Left for Klamath Falla—
Mrs. John Enders and daugh
ter Shirley on the Boulevard
left thia m orning tor . Klam ath
Falla, where they w ill spend a
few days at the home of Mrs.
Enders’ parents.
Arri veil Here Yesterday —
Mr. and Mrs. H . W . Biennie O HENRY IS EXAMPLE
o f Chicago, ill., arrived in this ------- -— p o R OHIO CONVICTS
city yeeterday to spend a short
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time yisit|ng nt the home of
F rank Dean on Hillcreat. *
The parole system, based upon
the indefinite sentence law now
Jordan for MDI W ork,
Wolfhound Twist; something
in uee, was not in force a t that
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different for. men’s wear, Paulse-
time, and prisoners were given
rud’s.
definite periods of imprisonment,
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with days deducted for good be
* Judge Rutherford, president of
havior.
v,
international Bible Students As- C onfined to Hopne—
O. Henry earned more than 600
wteiatlon of New York City, w ill
Mrs. Mary Cole la confined to
Broadcast from KBFD San Diego her home on A street as the days off for good behavior, In a
result of injuries which she re little more than 3 years.
Sunday, Feb. 27th, 2 p. m.
The prison paper also used O.
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Henry’s later achievements in the
world of letters as a n example to
the men in prison, suggesting that
“a record” need not prevent them
from atttaining success.
O. Henry was 31 years old in
April 1898, when he entered Ohio
Penitentiary. W hile in the pen
itentiary, Number 30664 was as
signed to work in the pharmacy.
THC THEATER BEAUTIFUL
Early
training as a pharmacist
onabled him to fill such a position.
TODAY AND TOMORROW
Although biographers generally
agree that O. Henry was not guilty
that h a was not even employed at
'he Austin, Texas bank on one of
the days upon which he was charg
ed with embezzling 81,158, and
that he was convicted largely be
cause of his flig h t to South Amer
ica, the "O. P. News” concerns
Itself but little over that possibil
ity.
I t only mentions that W . Sidney
Porter ''served tim e” behind the
walls of Ohio Penitentiary, and
left behind him a record that all
prisoners would do wall to em
ulate.
Urging communities to get fu ll
er data on co m p u lsory automobile
liab ility Insurance before rushing
headlong into a network of com*
* pltcated'lawa, the National ^ A u
tomobile Chamber of Commerce
clanged over the peg today, g I has issued a sumigary of proposed
cheer from more than 2,000 spec legislation bearing on this point.
Bills advocating compulsory in
tators ^acclaimed C. C. Davis of
Columbus. Ohio, to be the cham surance have been Introduced in
pion horseshoe pitcher of the twenty-one of the forty-two states
world. *
whose legislatures are now In ses
Davis wrested the title from sion. In. many of the states there
Frank Jackson of Kellerton, Iowa, is no expectation that the measure
In one of the most spectacular will be passed, but rather the bill
tournament in the history of Is introduced as a tria l balloon. '
Massachusetts is the only state
barnyard go|f.
The new champion, who held which has attempted such a law,
the title in 1922 and 1924, won and there it has been in effect for
the tourney w ith 30 victories and but six weeks. I t is felt in motor
circles that the Bay State has not
only three games lost.
Jimmy R^pk, the high school had sufficient experience w ith the
boy from Montpelier, Ind., fin law' yet to determine its effect, f
Among the reasons advanced
ished second w ith 28 won ahd
against compulsory insurance by
five lost.
Mrs. George Brollette of M in the Automobile Chamber in which
neapolis, retained her title of the motor club, dealer and other
women’s national champion
by automobile groups concur, are:
Compulsory insurance 'creates
winning 14 and losing only
one
ah accident hasard among the
game.
Irresponsible because It would re
move the present fear of finan
cial loss which tends to hold the
reckless in check.
No evidence exists to show the
total amount of uncompensated'
losses due to motor vehicle acci
dents. The great m ajority are
Fifteen Thousand Acres of being penalized to carry the bur
Orchard Land Covered
den of cases, the number
and
W ith Water
extent of which is not known.
A cost ef ISO per car to handle
COLUSA, Cal.,
Feb. 24.—
the burden which w ill be- the
(U N )— W ater flowing through a
charge if the plan is fu lly opera
break in the Sacramento river tive, is p robably excessive and
levee two miles north of Coins*
should not be Imposed until there
tonight had covered 16,000 acres
are more facts.
of orchard lands in that vicinity.
It adds an extra burden on
The levee break had widened to
transportation.
250 feet and water rushing
It gives undue power to bur
through from the river bed sur
eaucracy, which is Justifiable on
rounded the home of Ed Tadlock,
ly in case of criminal offense.
making It necessary to rescue
' i It is an added cost on rural
Hadlock and his fam ily by row
transportation.
boats.
Cattle and poultry in the path
CUT T H IS OUT— IT IS W ORTH
of the torrent were lost.
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MONEY
* A h a lftn ite of Southern Pacific
....Send thia ad and 10 cents • to
track was under water.
Foley A Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave.,
As a result of the levee break,
Chicago,
111., w riting your name
waters in the Sacramento river,
swollen recently by heavy rains and address clearly. You will
and melting snows, dropped to a receive a tria l bottle of Foley’s
level of 26.1 feet.
The river Honey and T a r Compound, tor
crest is 26.9 feet and although coughs, colds, croup (spasmodic*
'mmediate widespread damage is and tickling throat; also a trier
not feared, it was thought that a packet each of Foley Pills, a di-
wddfen drop in the level might Utetle stim ulant for the kidney*,
cause the east side of the levee to add Foley Cathartic Tablets for
cdfcstlpation, biliousness and sick
crumble further.
hekdachea.
These
wonderful
remedies have helped millions of
LONDON BUS PASSENGER
MAY OCCUPY 16 INCHES people. Send for them. v Sold ev
erywhere.— No. 1 .
LONDON( U P )— Caesar’s dec
laration of “Let me have men
about me who are fat,” appar B a k e r— Diamond d rill prospecting
on M other Code mines w ar/an t*
ently does not impress the B rit
ish Ministry of Transport as 5Q0 ton plant.
much as Mussolini’s recent ex
pression of his horror and dis
gust of fatness.
The ministry has officially des
ignated the space which
those
fortunate enough to secure a seat
on an omnibus may occupy as 16
inches. The figure
determined
of Columbus,
picture
irlcy Mason
It’s Rai Ding! I t’s Pouring—and soon'you’ll be roaring!
What a flood of Fun. What a storm of action. Doug says
11 with grower»—of laughter.
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During the past two days, only
eight out-of-state cirs have reg
istered e t the local Chamber of
Comifcereo; five Tuesday and
three yesterday.
Stopped H e t« Vmlpy—
M r. and Mrs. s. Croches and
two children from Vfetoria, B.
C„ stopped in Ashland today to
visit the city and the Lithla
park, enroute to California. They
arrived in Eugene Sunday and
Ahmed Zogu Bey; president of the
Albanian Republic. Is to ba, mar
ried soon to a “rich American
woman’’ ha met In Europe last
•ummdti according todiqpatches.
Visitor from K lam ath F alla—
T. R. Meek, a resident of
Klamath Falla spent yeaterday
in Ashland looking a fte r business
business u~alrs.
Gentlemen
Let *U8 clean* and block
your bats. They will look
like now.
Standard Cleaners
We do odorless cleaning.
05 Oak S t
Phone 108
Friday and Saturday
Pretty Spring Coats
Moved—
O. E. Schroeder and., fam ily
have moved from <1 Nutley St.,
to the Butter apartment's on
Granite street.
Business H e r e -
Jack Fowler of K lam ath Falls
was a visitor in Ashland yes
terday looking a fter business af
fairs.
SPECIAL
THIS WEEK
Genuine Northeast
Installed
Just sfltoh popular prices and attractive coats
as will sell so readily that it would be wise
to make your selection soon and make suffic
ient deposit to hold it if yon do not care to
take it now.
XL ELECTRIC
Station
GUY GOOD
Phone 82
Another Big Showing of
Laying aside all of the advantages the Ford owners
have in c6st of operation riding comfort, etc., the
selling plan that we have adopted places a Ford
within the reach of every one. The low down pay
ment and the small monthly payments are hardly
missed, and then you have the advantage of the full
use of your car while you are paying for it.
Flat Crepes in Eighteen different Models-r-Gorgeous Colorings and
Exquisite Tonings
Roadster, $106.32 down, 18 months, $24.55 per month
Touring $107.32 down, 18 months, 25.63 per month
Ooupe, $128.35 down, 18 month*, $32.46 per month
Tudor $138.35 down, 18 months, $32.46 per month
Fordor, $153.35 down, 18 months, $35.06 per month
See This Special Showing Friday, Saturday and
Monday
specially
P riced at
Claycomb Motor Co
The Ford Garage
EXCLUSIVE AT
Fordsqn
Lincoln
It DOES Make a Difference
Where You Buy. Your Ford
New Spring
Hats Now
Selling <
$4.96
$6.45
New Spring Shades
in Holeproof >
Silk Hose
$1.00 and up
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Attention
‘ 'Ladies
- a n d it is so e a s y
tp o w n a F o r d
HERE IS OUR FLAN:
D esig n a te H ig h w a y s
SA LEM . Fab. 24 — (U N ) —
Nineteen senators w ith road pro
jects designated in the program,
supported a concurrent resolu
tion in the senate, deelgnuting
certain highways aa a part of the.
state highway system and direct
ing the highway commission to
dispose o f available bends for the
Immediate Improvements of these
roads as well aa other state high
ways s t il l‘ unimproved.
Highways which the commis
sion la requested to Improve un
der thb terms o f the resolution
are the Wilson River road, Roose
velt Coast highway. The Dallee-
C aiifo m ia highway; the Central
Oregon highway; the North Ump
qua road and the Michell-Servls
creek highway.
were delayed there two days on
L cft Ytcferdwj—
J . D. Mara of the Overland aeconnt of the recent flood.
Shoe Shop le ft yesterday for
San Fraaclaeo, where be wee qalh
ed - by the tiiufceb' of his brother
W . J. Mars. W ord was received
by Ashland relatives thia morn*
In ff.h o w e v eV t k a t t h e sick .man
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