Many Are Buried
Alive by Fanatic
lioeal ■ Personal Jiotes
Tuesday morning the batke-
Tbe committee heads for the
UZBEKISTAN, Russia, (U P )—
A religious fanatic who hurida teers, who plaryed in the Grants Junior prom have been chosen
PÁ4 f a ! -, .♦ ' i»
< twenty-four people alive at their Pass games Monday night, were and are busy working over plans
* own request when Csar Nicholas called on to give sentence speech­ for the big social event; The
Ashland Lodge No. M
<
The girls, chairmen are as follows: mudtc,
II conducted the last national oen- es la the assembly.
A. F. « A. M
X X
d bus in 1887 worked energetically called on were, In qrder Stratton. Everett McGee decorations, Mar­
s with the Soviet authorities in the Beswlck, Swedenborg, Eaton, Hill. garet Churchman; food, Dorothy
a'
census Just completed to prevent Cook, Brower, Trask. Joy and Stevens; guests, Vera Wright;
' Special communication} Thurs-
e
a repetition of his horrible act of Peterson. The boys who spoke features, Barney Miller, and gen-'
day evening March 3, Work In Ike
were: Jimmy Nutter, A1 Parr, Roy eral chairman, Lillism Olson. Miss
forty years ago.
Second Degree.. Emergent Ocea­
Abbott,
Everett McGee, ’ Sonny Adrienne Haxard is th e Junior
The
fanatic
was
one
of
a
relig-
nian. and member* nrged i o he
Leedom,
SGue
Moore and “Pussy" class Advisor and is working with
g
lous
Colony
located
here,
called
present. Visiting Brothers wel-
f the Starobriadse. There were 25 Kapastro. CbaCh Cripe.&lsp talk- these students on the plans thsff
come.
submit. The Prom will probably
members of the sect when the
«
V. V. MILta, W. M.
Alt Interest is turned toward be given at the Llthla hotel..
Czar’s
census-takers
^came.
The
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15B-F
i, Starobriadse, In a panic, thought the Medford games this week-end.
W. n . DAT, Sec’y.
, .
By a unanimous decision both
i the officials were the heralds of Come and see some gpod games,
here and at hold Hill the Ashland
- the Anti-Christ and elected te d ie townspeople.
debaters added another victory to
f rather than submit to the census.
The High School orchestra their already lengthy list.
- Accordinir.to their wild creed,
The affirmative team, Dick and
t they chose to be buried alive. But practiced in the H. S. musk* room
Stated session,* Friday
eve
« they found they ctfuld not bury Monday night. They are work­ Adena Joy, went to Gold HUI Fri­
alng. March 4. Important bust
ing on the overtures of the oper­ day night, accompanied by Frank
themselves.
pesa. Refreshments afterwards.
They drew lots to determine etta, while three chosen violinists Pemberton and Mr. Allison. The
’ SAM H. BAKER, Potentate
; which of them should bury, .thy will accompany the ’soloists for negative team, Nedra Bartlett and
W. H. DAT, Recorder.
Ellen Galey, debated Gold HUI
. rest and himself remain alive to "Miss Cherry Blossoms."
here.
t fisk the Anti-Christ danger. Tnc
The ten first-year typing stu­
choice fqll on a young zealot with
The debaters all said that the
a wife and two children. In spite dents who are trying out for the Gold Hill speakers were the best
P. L. Rusbton. who has a ser­ From Victprio—
Alex McDermott of Victoria, of his protests, the others assured typing team, tapped the keys for losers they had ever seen, and de­
vice station in Hornbrook, Cal.,
was in this city yesterday looking B. C. sp'ent yesterday in Ashland him that he would win such heav­ fifteen minutes Wednesday after­ bated much better than was ex­
enly favor by saving his co-relig­ noon in the assembly. Two of the pected.
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transacting business.
after business affairs.
ionists „that he 'himself would bo participants have dropped from f Last Friday afternoon pins
the race, as there were twelve afr were awarded deserving A. H. S.
saved, though still alive.
Smart Spring models In
’ Sousa heard .the Orthophonie
Chanting weird songs, intoniug first, but ten typists are dolhg^ students. Misses Mary Galey and
yictrola and said "That’s a ready-to-wear. Paulserude’s.
prayers and
carrying lights,1 their best work so that Ashland
band,” you’ll agree, Hear it at
candles, the 24 fann-.ks descended can have a winning team to send
'bhe Rose.
Special Offer Marcherei to il th ‘
into a cellar, where the protesting to the State contest.
Attended Spring Opening—
’
twenty-fifth
built
a
solid
wall
Among
the
Medford
people
who'
Visitors From Medford—
wot * in this city last evening to around them, cemented it and
’ Mrs. H. M. Johnson. Mrs. Dia­ attend the American L e g i o n heaped it with earth. The sound
mond Flynn and Mrs. Carter of Spring Opening were: Henry Flu- of their singing continued in the
Aluminum Baking Pan .
Medford were visitors in this city hrer, 'B ill Godlove, and Jack vault for some time, while the re­
a-f
yesterday.
maining fanatic listened and pray­
Porter.
ed. In the tomb were his own
* Let the UNION write yonr full
wife and two children.
SPRING IS HERE
¿overage automobile Insurance.
News of the horrors spread
Now is tbe time to order your
Teo, of course.
88-tf missing fruit trees and shrubbery. and the^jnan who had burled the
A card to 348 Hargadine St., and others was arrested and sentenced
From Portland ■ •
The Juniors’ rings and pins
C. E. Hooper will call and help to spend his life in the Gree'k Or­
* Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Bloomfield you to make your selection.
thodox monastry at Suzdal. This came Tuesday afternoon. The stu­
Of Portland. Ore., were In this
154-Wed.-Fri. sect, however, was revived and the dents are well pleased with them,
tity yesterday visiting w i t h
Soviet officials recalled him from as they are really beautiful. They
friends:
the monastic exile to help prevent
From Roseburg—
Aluminum Tubed Cake Pan
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Buzzell of a repetition of the incident when
with anti-falling feature
Don’t forget the Christian and Roseburg, Ore., spent yesterday the census-takers came l a s t
Missionary Alliance at Moose hell in Ashland visiting with friends month. In this he was successful
March 3, ,4, 5, G.
154-2* and transacting business affairs. and the devotees submitted to the t
census readily.
«si (Ma.
,
* ÍOQMá
’ ■ i ib " il t i ’
1
for the Mate typing championship I
In the Senior division. M isses;
Janey W alter and Velma 'Clapp •
were awarded their typing pins In ,
the Junior division. The high
school debaters, Ellen Oaley, Ad-
ena Joy, Nedra Bartlett and Dick
Joy were awarded {hefr debate ‘
emblems.
Now Opçn For Business
We give the same care­
ful attention to minor
repairs ag we. do to big
jobs. Let us show you
exactly what reboring
the cylinders means to
your car.
The pins were presented by Mr.
Forsythe. who acted In Mr. .Bris­
coes absence.'
After the pins were ‘ awarded',
Kay l^ell, Barney Milleg| James
Mutter and Marlon Frost gave
pep talks. They explained the sit­
uation financially that the high
schogl was in. It was made clear
that the returns of'the games had
not been great and an annual and
a baseball team were doubtful.
Lithia Springs Machine Shop
C. K. WILLIAMS, Pij>p.
BIG SHOWING OF
Coats
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
SPECIAL SHIPMENTS NOW ARRIVING
FOR THESE TWO DAYS SELLING. -
“W ear-Ever”
From these you can select yeur favorite
eoat and feel nssured of correctness in every
TWENTY FIVE DIFFERENT AND DIS
TINCT MODELS TO O0OOSE FROM.
PRICED AT
$20.00T0 $40.00
Golf Hnpply Halesman Herf—
won the
was given
(ectlonery,
candy-bar
saved 20
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Bee Jordan for Mill Work.
125-tf
Phoenix
>r Linden,
Have a fit at Orres tatlors, 11
Beach Ave., west of library.
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- Harry j. McGill, a golf an«
tennis supply salesman from the
m . L. Kline company in
Port-
land. Ore., has been spending the
past few days in Ashland vlBittng
with friends and looking after
business affairs.
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STAMP HONORS COMPOSER
WARSAW, (U P )— A new post­
age stamp, bearing the portrait of
the celebrated composer a n d
pianist, Frederick Chopin, will
shortly be Issued here. The de­
nomination wilt be 40 grosty,
Vlsjtors in Ashland—
i( which Is six cents In United States
Mrs. G. A. Miller and Mrcr 'currency.
Leonard L. W ilson'of San Pedro,
Cal., were in this city yesterday
Grants Pass— Josephine county
visiting with friends.
buys McMaster tract for county
fairgrounds.
rirtim w l from Redding—
B. T. Merrill, brother of Frank
R. Merrill on the Boulevard, who
has been in Redding, Cal., for
some time has returned to Ash­
land and Is residing at the Colum­
bia Hotel.
,
A. C. Wilhite, who haw spent
the past few months In Oakland.
Cal., 1s In Ashland visiting . with
friends. Mr. Wilhite owned a
garage In this city.
TODAY AMD TOMORROW
L. T. Henderson, of the
Motor company In Portland,
spent yesterday in Ashland
sacting business with the
comb Motor company on
Plata.
Ford
Ore.,
tran­
Clay-
the
Attention
Ladies
and
Gentlemen
Choose Them Here Friday
, and Saturday.
Breakfast
Our golden brown waf­
fles with real maple syrup
and hot coffee are delic­
ious and tempting. Other
breakfast conlbinations
i n c l u d i n g guaranteed
fresh eggs are ready for
you.
Let us clean and block
vour hats. They will look
like new.
ALSO
$1.00 and up
COMPLETE
FOUNTAIN SERVICE
s Smartest Suits
Standard Cleaners
W e do odorless cleaning.
95 Oak S t
The light grey, or tan sport su it or
the blue twill tailored suit will be
seen worn by thp best dressed wo­
men everywhere. Single or double
breasted style, whichever you pryfer
A new shipment just arrived.
Phone 108
REASONABLY PRICED
$29.75 to $39.75
$6.00 PER LOAD 100 OU.
$7.00 PER LOAD 125 OU.
$8.00 PER LOAD 150 OU
And Put Into Yonr Bin W here Poesible
ASHLAND LUMBER COMPANY
384 Oak St. — At'Railroad Crossing — Phone 20
A Great Police Melodrama.
$0.95
WE HAVE MANY
NOON LUNCH
SPECIALS
(Continned From Paga One)
> Lumbago and a stiff, aching
back enggest at once the need of
a good diuretic to stimulate kid­
ney secretions and rid the system
of troublesome poisons that cause
the distressing aches. Mrs. Black
of Petersburg. Va.. says: “Be­
fore I tofk Foley Pills diuretic,
I could sot stoop over ndr ralek
up without great pain. Now
since taking them I have none.”
Aak for Foley Pills diuretic. 'A
prompt Improvement will empty
relay you. Sajlsfaction guaran­
teed.—Sold everywhere. — No; S.
New Spring Shades
> in Holeproof Silk
Hose
Enders’ Block
LAME RUCKS TO »LIP
BA,CK T 0 PRIVATE LIFE
foundation. The Georgia congress­
man will engage in a nation
wide campaign for “better citi­
zens through better homes and
better schools."
Of all the retiring members
Representative Ogden Mills, -New
York republican has picked off
the only political plum. He has
been appointed «aslstant secre­
tary of the treasury. Mills was
defeated for election as governor
of New York and did not run
again for congreaa.
Special Clearance
On Silk
Dresses
Approval of the styles for Spring and of the gar­
ments displayed b y this store and other Ashland
stores affords proof that Ashland people can trade
with the home stores in full confidence of getting
correct styles and more for the money.
For quality, purity and flavor, always
ask your grocer for
Ashland Cream ery
BUTTER
NEW COATS
Louise Olcott Dresses
SI 1.95 to $69.50
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For Women