Monday noon to m *k* plans tor
! their annual picnic, which
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take place next Tuesday.
Commit feeo were 'appointed tor
the ptpnic. also one tor the decor­
ation pf the Presbyterian church
tor Baccalaureate Snnday.
The Junior* bare been selling
ice cream at noona.
O arid Qattnnx. a Junior,' was
operated on for appendicitis at
the Community Hospital e-a r 1 y
Monday morning..
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The hlrfh school students ware
given a treat in .the way of di­
version Monday afternoon when
M r. Fuller, the director of pab-
lleity of the Oregon state hoard
of forestry showed sterooptican
MIPee and »iso m -vlng pto»«r<*
to emphasise the gsod «
the
preservation of forests.
M ^ Fu ller spid tjspt it was de-
phled that W e o f the best places '
t« start tsashtox threat preserva­
tion was in the schools for in some
eomtonnltips »5 ge> <*>* M r*>-
spus tor the qrbools canW fr#m
lumber.
He said that IS
gey
ceat o f the entire payroll of Ore-
to n ceases fyopi th d ’ l u m b e r
camps, sawmills and the allied |u-
dustries. One-fifth of all
the
tim ber in the United States Is
growp ip Oregon, he said. '
This program was greatly 'e n ­
joyed and, Ms M r. Fuller said the
fire fighters of Oregon have 300
students of A. H . S. as a helpful
•a x illa ry in this work.
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County School
’ GENEVA — (LPT— Palestine
is
to be completHy electrified 'w ith­
in the next five years, according
to . announcement made by the
headquarters of the International
Zionist Organisation here.
When the work, for which the
contracts have already M en sign­
ed, has been completed. I t is ex­
pected, that there WVJ ho a liter­
al fulfillm en t of the ojd Bibltca
Mr. W alters pf the Y- M. C- A- prophecies to the effapt that Pal­
of Ashland, cams on an import­ estine w ill sopse ’day become
ant mission ta the high school fertile and “ blossom lik e a rose.”
yesterdky afternoop.
The plans Include' not only the
The H i-Y has been sponsoring complete
,
electrification o f n il Pal­
athletics la various phases, and as , estine for lighting and industrial
the culmination of two activities, i purposes, hut is expected that
M r. W alters presented a shield, the explotation of a ll the water
won by the H i-Y ^ lu b in lpdpori
resources of the country w ill per­
baseball to K ay N eil, the elected m it of irrig atio n -p ro jects- that
president of the club. The H ,-T w ill render the country again
boys Joined the town league jmd fertile.
wou the championship in this
Fiftene hundred workmen will
manner.
completing the project!
A hand haU league was formed be employed for five years
In
My the fellows who paid a small
registration fee, which was used
ltAlHUT üitEHOKIbi
for-equipment-
Silver loving cups were present­
The Southern Qrepop Mutual
ed lo My. Prescott, and Mr. Man­
gold. the winners of the doubles, Rabbit Breeders AssedatioA will
hold a banquet at the Fvapklin
climtpatiug about ten team*-
The winner of the singles was Cafe a t Medford th|s evening, ac­
Roy Abbott whu was also given a cording to T. B. O rr, president of
tbs association who spent several
rilver lovihg cup.
The H I-Y is giving a picnic on hours in this city Monday. The
W agner Creek today.
. r raepting starts at 8 o’clock. A
The high school, orchestra prac­ large numbei* of guests have been
Invited. A dance w ill follow the
ticed Tuesday night,
.
The Junior class held a meeting banquet.
Day Progr
An a)l day program w ill fea­
ture Jackson County School Day.
to be held at thn> Chautauqua
building in this city next
F r i­
day, May 20, acperdlng to
an­
nouncement made by'* Susanne
Homes Carfar,
county
school
superintendent.*This w ill toe the
sixth 'annual event of its hind.
Boys and girls completing
the
eighth grade work
in schools
under the. supervision
of
the
county school superintendent w ill
receive their diplomas.
The program .w ill start at St 30
o’clock st which time the mem­
bers o f the grsduating class w ill
march from " t i e
Washington
school to the Chautauqua build­
ing under the escort of the Ash­
land Boy Scouts.
Rev. Chas. p . Gaffney w ill op­
en the program with an invoca­
tion followed by the singing of
America by the class and
in
things
au
dtence
Goldie Abbott of the Wagner
Creek school w ill then give the
preamble to the Declaration of
Independence. Following remarks
by Wm. M. Briggs, Ashland at­
torney and representative to the
state legislature, the American's
Creed and Salute to tthe
Flag
will be given by members of the
graduating ciase, and the ’’Star
Spangled Banner.” “Oregon, MV
Oregon,” and “Oarry Me Back to
Old ViVginia” w ill be sung.
J.
A. Churchill, president of
the
Southern Oregon Normal school
will deliver the principal
ptl-
dress, and this w ill be followed
toy the presentation of rflptomas
, I f you’re downright hard to please,
just try Camels. Tobacco tastv and frw*
n a n ce will be revealed as never before,
fo r Camels are rolled o f the chufeast
T u rk is h a n d D o m e s tic tobaccos,
s u p re m e ly b le n d e d * T W s m o d e rn
hut its own» T o
f tdhknent, 1
Fertlan d
M«
Festival
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nt Band made up o f musicians fSroarnoted Portland Symphony
t npectasniar episodes o f Ug^f, cotar, action, —y — o - and Arams
ft five m assive atm * setting* ch a n g ed in tw in k lin g o f an eye,
if by magic, on th e largest stags ever built in tbs West—
EXCURSION R A tB S PROM fU X MQRTHWB8T POINTS
Inaurane© Service
Well Directed
to the graduates by the county
TMM lank
superintendent of schools.
A ytcn i, dinner |s Manned for
the noon hour.
A child, I loved to wander down
-A t i : J0 o’clock the afternoon
the lane
pyqgrsm w jl| be started vfch a That found seclusion in a dream-
music memory contest. A vocal
filled wood,
solo, “ 8pringtime Blossoms” by The great -trees stretched their
MlldVed Hutchins of Oak Grove
arm s and undosatoodr
anhopl. V ip fpljow.
Swayed with
my dancing Jqy,
t)Rr insurance gerviee ip
Of^er number* -on* the after­
dropped with my ppin: ' i
well di rooted. Our polic­ noon program wm 'include a Jap­
ies “ hit the spot?J We anese d rill ssd songkby graduates Beneath the ragged row of broken
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represent Uu’ Hartford of t a k e Creek school; reading. • sails.
Pipe Ipsurauce Company. H arriet W hite, Independence The mother bunhlee watched their
school; ’ fihtrlotlc d rill, Evans , babies play;
Valley school; Character song, And when a storfflb prpsaged, the
skies were gray.
Josephine
Glute,
Applegate
school. Deuce Amaryllis, girls And WsUiBS PlPBd? hpng low like
great ship sails.
.from Butts FaHs school; musi­
cal reading, Mildred B ugles,
Osk Grove; Colonial minuett, A child, I thought s played theye
Rqal Batate ft Real Insurance
girls from’ O a k ’ tj^ove school;
ap alone,
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Bjtab. l « t | M « I B. Maps * t . j d rill, Central Pglnf school; songs Bijf npw I know q PrMeqce play|d
is tB >danfctoc'ft«>m ’VlBMig GloW” , > wjth me—
Ir h ^ a n n
tese and Butt*p- Thgt hand in hkD^ we «kipppd
ftv duuso tomn. ’ Grlden W histle”, , from tree tfl toad, -
' S etts Falls School
(¿nverqpd 1 q Hlleqae on a moss-
grown stone.
Approximately 150 bops sad
'g ir ls are scheduled to receive
B rttta Cogd
their dlpimna*-
MoBtaqa.
Portland Man
I« Sentenced
xxioailcal to tv ea ef. y o u are cettai
‘ best results et lowest cost, because
ppssewes twice the w u a l leaven* J
igstreagth.Contams tw o leaven -
tomritf - pub begins to w o rk when
edouchbnrixed,theotherw aits
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seen the young screen Juvenile
and Miss M aebaje in bet) togeth­
er In the la tte r’* antrtm ent two
o r ’three time».
’•Ju n gle” took the rtgnd and
The arrow that odvers
the bull’s eye is the ope
that * is properly aimed.
And tlie -insurance policy
that eovers your risks nnd
hazards is the Qtie that* is
ppopurly written.
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W A SHING TO N. K V 17.— <U>,
— P feafeh p. G badiali. Portland
Om,, cogyictml * f vtetoPug the
MhttO w h it* maye M t and sen-
teqeed to five years in McN.-il
lalawe > rH fta , * W dequm today a
United state« agprome pourt re
yigW- H l* appeal argued that
trlpq he made frogi Portland i.
Malaga, N. J., and roturn lg com-
saqy wJts a is y*»r old g in ser-
retary. War* fqr busineas >uÇto9«cs
Canby— Gee ruse y bmeder« w ill
fco|4 great sale ht fair g mun*« in
By the way, if Coolidge
goes west for his vacation,
hadn't wp better ree«U sqm*
m a r i n e « t « eeoert him
through Ch|oagQl
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COURT ROOM, Lo* Angeles.
May 17,— The bedroom seqqenco
of Hollywood’* "hare knuckle”
murder drama • was unfolded
graphically Monday while a»
avid audience fpgsted on the
rumba of sensation that fell from
the witness stand-
Teruo Yabo, jqupflbllp Japanese
houseboy, brought the tria l of
Paul K elly to a climax w ith a des­
cription of tha intimae» ° f D *r-
othy Mac,i»ye am) the map charg­
ed with the ip tiris r of her aefor
bpsband. Ray Rgyqiond-
Yabo, K elly ’s v a le t/ kpown as
“Jungle’', testified that he had
Packard Touring .. 1600
Fuller Paint«
The Box Factory
Olrnely related to the canning industry
which toe hare discussed in this «pace, is
th?t industry which mattes shipping boxes
for both c a w d goods and fresk M t a
Ths source of supply for the Ashland
ho* factory is ri«ht at hand. No need of
SAhorUWQh to growers to furnish the raw
material! One way, h o w rr^ in which
morohauts and others may -help this in-
durtry 4« hy ordering merchandise ship-
ped ip wooded boxes ag every increase in
demand enlarges the local market. In­
deed, a la fgu percentage of Ashland box
Shook is w O y the great fruit packing
plants of Oaflforoia.
A«-J
Stars
stoically of fared the testimony
through which the st»te hopes to
prove a JOTS motive for the alleg­
ed fatal knuckle hegugg H ally
dealt Rnympnd.
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The box factory io an Ashland industry
ef cousidei*bl»-«nd growing—|mpnvt^^r;f
tp Opr local prosperity. W
A to become
cveo m cn .su!- .
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Ohev Ooupe . . . . . . . W85
Ford Ooupe v . . . . . . 1X80
Varnishes
At. paint and varnish for
«every need
ford Q qup « .......... 8250
Ford Roadster . . . . .
8 80
The
Automotive Shop
Chevrolet
Dealet«
first
N ational
B ank . .
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