Raw
very A sautH ul aetoettoAp^
Ita lia n operas were played M
V Ic tio ls . Mrs. W . A. Stratton
Mrg. Frank Reed were host«
tor the afternoon and a fte r
program, served delicious .
and coffee.
There were twenty of the
members preseat and fou r 1
ore, Mrs. Clarence Mathes of
bnt, Mrs. Ray W ard of Ferns
ley, Mrs. Russell Bishop a«d
Barthol.
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r M r. Chris Strong and Sq| A]
‘left by car for Santa Rosa} <
the firs t of the week. M r, 8{
owns a small farm near 8
Rosa and w ill do some w or^ t
before returning to o r r i $ . *
Church of
of Biot
• LONDON, A pril 88. — (IP) —
W hile the archbishop of Canter
bury, vainly attempted to restore
order, protesting members of the
church of England almost suc
ceeded In turning a meeting of
representatives of that body Into
I
riot,
The archbishop was constantly
Interrupted by low churchmen
Who protested against the new
sbnreh of England prayer book.
Which was made public recently.
- The new prayer book recog
nises some of the high church
jromen to leave.
.. “Take
your money,”
they
forma of -worship.
As the archbishop arose to talk
men and women In the audience
pose and shouted demands te re
ject the “popish prayer book."
They urged that the meeting dis
approve the revised prayer book,
charging that it is a “ disgrace
to a protestant country.”
• I t was finally necessary to call
In police to restore order.
- H a lf a dosei» men were eject-.
Sd after « struggle, while the
mere gentle stewards of the
fehnifeh persuaded the protesting
shouted an they left the meeting,
fu n d so *to Rome;”
OAKLAND, Cal.. April 88.— OP)
— California’s first radio slander
pelt bee been filed here.
Mayor J. L. Davie, recently
elected fo r a fifth term, and Mrs.
Ada Aber, operator of the apart
ment henna la which Davie lives,
asked 8180.080 sack from Com
missioner Leroy Goodrich and the
broadcasting station from which
Goodrich neat oat a political
speech earlier this month.
" I f Mayor Davie Is the kln d o t
a maa hta frieada claim hlhi to
he,” eaid Goodrich la his speech,
according to the complaint, "why
doss he live a t the 'C alifo rn ia
apartamnts sad associate w ith the
type of wemea and bootleggers
who are known to live and tfcrive
J. R. M cC rac(M d«htpM dta
pure bred .Jersey b u ll," Saif
‘Fred Mann at Albnqnegu'ue^H
/Mcww sMd' V s t o t M u f f a / / i ,
te tf 4>w z>r
give w play kt the Bellview com
munity house F rid ay evening.
A pril 80. This play was given A t
their own school house the later
Mrs. K . J. K u b ll o f Applegate part of March and has boon spot-
spent Sunday with, Mgs. Anna en of very highly. Be sure and
Carta. — - - - - - ------...........
M r. and Mrs. W akeflel^ and
P art of a string of beads were
fam ily picnicked nt Grants Pass found at tbs packing house after
8unday. On their rs tu m they vis the dance Frid ay , night. T he
ited w ith M r. and Mrs. Lamb of owner may have them by calling
Gold HUI. M r. Lamb a n d fa m ily Mrs. Thomas, phone 18FS.
are form er residents here.
Our next dance w ill be M ay I.
M r. Gyger enjoyed a two-day Same music. Good bats.
- ~-
fishing trip on tbs R o |u e River
the last of tbs week. H e was one
o f the party to land tbs largest
fish caught at Gold R ay this sea
son.
Mrs. Belle Bills, who teaches at
Shaleburst, spent the week-end at
her home on the highway.
. A good crowd attended the
benefit dance Friday night. The
music was furnished by M r. Tuck
er. Owing to poor flo o r wax the
floor was not In good condition,
but we promise to have it bettor
next time.
L ittle
Violet
Steinmetz of
Klamath Falls, spent the week
end with Mrs. Hsmnker’a sister,
Mrs. A. R. Kincaid.
The N ell Creek P. T . A. Circle
w ill hold their meeting a t the
schoolhouse on Thursday evening
of this week Instead of Friday.
The Soda Springs School w ill
5
'
last Friday. The cslF i reglst
name Is JeafSbpiu \ of M
Creek.
*
Mrs. Clarence ifathes and
of Talent to o k dinner w ith
George Bishop last Thu rids»
M r. M. T . cValg who has 1
confined to his bed {or' the
week, is up again and much
proved.
Mrs. Glasgow Stratton'w ho
derwent a tonsil operation a a
tim e ago Is recovering n ic ely
Mrs. F ra n k H arlow O f -Ma
and Mrs. T . W H ill of Adi
visited Mrs. John Morse
last week.
M r. and Mrs. D.. Nance and
of M edford'spent' Sunday a
. An « U * M »
Mad Scramble to “ '
Made’for OainiB
la y h u p R r -
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lacer and a t
R E P U B L IC , W ash., A p ril 37.—
>1 term , w ill This pioneer mining camp expor-
lo llye.
fenced a revival of Its youth as
torse, M rs. *■ hundred o f golds frenzied men
dsen spOnvand women Joined in a m a d
Alice Black scramble fo r claims.
| *
The gold rush started
when
MCCracken W illa rd Fowler, an old tim e pros-
dr fo r th e ir peetor, brought the news to the
m m
The town o f free gold la the Placer
Wrs.t J^mes graveld^from Grass Roots, down.
Rte» B illings H e displayed samples and the rush
‘«•n p p x. > started. The alleged strike Is two
Ei Davis ' of miiee from Republic. The village
Tuesday St- M V ts almost deserted, clerks
M o ld home, abandoned'their Jobs, merchants
is employed looked th e ir doors and farmers
* ® * . Po* * r le ft th e ir plows la a race for
man's bring
toll» • ! •
m tto v s r
careless d river." A t any rate
he ought to he careless."— S t.
Helena Wet-
LONDON. — <LP>— I t Is not gen
erally known that 8 i r , Austen
Lumhage naA a M IS, aching
Seoretory, Is practically hHnd In back suggest nt once the need of
a good dlm-etto to stim ulate k id
one e y e .'
’ This fact was brought to light ney secretions and rid the sys
by a recent order fc Foreign Of tem of troublesome poisons 4hat
fice stengraphers to nse each car canse tbs distressing aches. Mrs.
bon paper twice only.
Before, Black of Petersburg, V s ., says:
however, the order can ba put In “ Before 1 took Foley P ills dlsura-
to execution, the Treasury Office tlc, I could not stoop over nor
w ill b ars to sanction an order fo r raise np without great pain. Now
sines taking them I have none.”
extra stores of carbon.
Sir Austen has been afflicted Ask for% Foley P11U diuretic.,, A
In this manner fo r a m atter of 40 prompt Improvement w ill amply
years, and habitually wears a repay yon. Satisfaction guaran
Approximately 100 claims have
teed. Sold everywhere.
B
monocle.
THIEVES STEAL BELL
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FROM CHURCH BELFRY
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MOSCOW— (VP) — Thieves in
|the night removed the 000 pound
bronze boll from the belfry of a
small church In tbs outskirts of
Moscow. The purpose of the un-
usual th e ft Is not known. How
the thieves managed to remove
the big bell without being detect
ed Is a mystery, as there are a l
ii' most always people on the streets
te of Moscow a t a ll hours of
night.
the
For quality, purity and flavor, always'
ask your grocer for
A
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,
Ashland Creamery
BUTTER
Tbs V alley V iew Community
club hold th e ir regular monthly
moating a t the club house on
Thursday afternoon, A p ril 81.
A fte r a short business session
the mooting was turned over to
the program leader. Mrs. R. N.
Chaney. As this was a continua
tion of tbs study on Ita ly , ro ll
call was answered w ith
short
sketches on the lives of noted
Italians.
»
« Mrs. Mabel Reachert, Mrs. J. T.
K n u M , Mrs, F ra n k Used and
Mrs. H a rry Roe had prepared ox-
ceUent papers oa d ifferent parts
of Ita ly , which wars enjoyed.
D uring the afternoon several
The Modern House-
A f lll M n l i
w iic R win
Mppreomo
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EUGENE, Ore., A pril 88.— (IF)
— Women are not only healthier,
better developed physically bat
the leas Inclined to over weight
than men are. This conclusion,
based on fact sad figures, has
been reached by D r. W ilm oth Os-
horse and Dr. Fred N. MUler of
the Infirm ary staff of the Uni
versity of Oregon.
- A eheck o f men and women
students who are lb or mors
pounds overweight reveals that
only 17 percent of the girls are
heavier than they
should
be
whUe th e , men have a fa t per
centage o f M .
1
The score on all around de
velopment and good health shows
tka tt 48 percent of the women
are la good physlcad condition
whUe the men's score In this re
spect Jn only >8 percent
;
ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE
NOTICE IS H E R E B Y G IV E N ,
That the nnderslgned. administra
tor of the estate of J. M. Kerby,
deceased, will from and after the
> la t day of May, 1887, proceed to
sell the real property hereinafter
described, and nil of the right, ti
tle, and interest of said J. M. K a t
hy. deceased, therein at private
sale for cash In hand. Said sale
w ill bn made pursuant to the or
der of the County Court of the
State* of Oregon for Jackson Coun
ty la the m atter of m id emte, and
bids will be received by the ad
ministrator at the office of W . J.
Moore, Attorney. Camps Building,
Ashland, Oregon.
The sals will be made subject
to confirmation by m id County
Court, and the premium to be sold
are dsaerlhed as follows:
The depth of One Hundred
and Eleven Feet off the
nevth-Wastsrly ends of Lots
7 and S o f Block “ H ” of the
V M a to o f Talent, Jackson
C o u r t . Oregon, ns per plat
o f arid vdllage of record la
■ the Oowaty d o r k ’s office of
said G o u ty , said tract of
* laM bates the northwesterly
- end of said Block “H” and
“hyn
to pay high price« fo r imported
oils, the in v ita tio n is extended to
t r y Maxola in French Dressing o r
Mayonnaise— taste i t —compart i t
—have y o u r guests pass judgment.
You, too, w iH th e n agree th a t
you can search th e w o rld o ver
pay w hat you w il l — you can find
no fin e r — n o b e tte r o il t h a n
Maxola.
I
FOR N E A R L Y HALF a
ceptury (golden TFest £offee
has led the way I It is favored
Maxola is an absolutely pure
vegetable oil pressed from .the
hearts o f full-ripened com h er*
nels. Regardless o f it« econttny,
Maxola is purchased solely fo r it«
sod enjoyed by people from swry walk o f life.
It meets the exactin g taste preference of~the
most particular coffee drinkers in the world—
/As fM pU of tho Tacific ^QorifmottJ Coffee
unexcelled qualifies for malting
all varieties o f ««lad dressings
berries gathered from the world’s coffee marts
— selected, roasted and blended in the perfect
atmosphere o f the $(ortka>est— that’s Qolden.
Coffee. Leading the yray to a cup o f deli
cious quality Ij
* Plum F m scb Dressing
^cupMatoU
3toRezjum«ni
8 tauppon Knro, 2
5 ’. ' i f ®
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m to Q rM s /s p a *