teflte JAemWRim ¡bai srtem rw- ganttaw t t e tertifi»« «a®** ate vasftue» trum CailiM'u.a ww*»tes to «fcaaee nteis- attehs ateat tte Monday F*®« recur* ie Cali fornia to attend tte Mg celebra tion at Dnnsmair. Holiday attractions in' the vi cinity of Ashland were sufficient ly great however, that the play ers gave definite assurance this morning that they would remain over for the Monday game. The Yreka team is a hard-hit- tiag aggregation with records of many victories for the season, in cluding a smashing victory over the Boas for which the locals will attempt to revenge them selves In the holiday game* which are 10 be PIa>ed at tbe Jackson Hot Springs grounds. Way back Into the shadowy dreamy past, for centuries be fore the Christian era, people of all nations, creeds and colors have . tried .to fathom the great unknown, to look into the future and solve life’s great mysteries. Each race has had its soothsayer, witch doctor or medicine man. Met Childhood Chum Recently aft. Helens—One week’s lum-i her shipments total f t , 600,000 feet. Asterisk—New Unlbn .. Pacific O. H. Johnson, while In Oak ferry will go-late service July 1. land recently, met a childhood - . ' -7 t , --¿.'»v : * chum whom he had not seen for Olney— Five .districts vote on 44 years. school consolidation project. While looking up a name In the ■ directory. Mr. Johnson saw the femd of James E. Ryan. He had known a James E. Ryad 44 years ago back In Wisconsin, but did not know he had come to the Swimming pools require 'good coast country. design to insure proper sanita However, he risked a nickel in tion'. The floor surrounding the the Mjone call aad the-rfeult was pool should be constructed of ma a visit with his old playmate. The te AsS lmprevlous to water and so UNIVERSITY O F OREGON, twe*of them had not seen each arranged' that all water will' drain Eugene, June 29.— (Special)—-A r liter for 44 years when at the special order from the United into fhe sewer and not flow back age of 18 years Mr. Johnson came Sûtes / War Department- an Into the pool. The cleanliness west nounces the promotion in rank of ’ of the Jjyik should be Insured by William 8. Sinclair, professor'of ■ the construction of a trough at U. Of 0. Mah Made Colonel Bible School - > Is Organized (¡Irganizatioii of a Bible school 'Wag^gfleeted by members of the Christian church at Phoenix re cently. John F. Leggett, was named superintendent; M. Brown ing, assistant superintendent; George Schnicr, secretary treasur er; Raymond Browning, librarian and Mrs. Ways, organist. 8unday evening Mr. Leggett preached on the subject "What ChrJstianist has done for the world. The Bible school will meet next Saaday morning at 10 o’olock and M. Browning will preach la the evening. Jacksonville Is Resigned Jacksonville looses its prestige of county seat of Jackson county without further fight according to J. B. Wetterer of that village, «me of the leaders in the legal .fight to retain the courthouse there. There is a tduch of sadness about the village as arnangements for the final moving on Friday are military science and tactics at the University, from Heutehant- coloael to colonel. Colonel Sinclair has been head of the Reserve Officers Training Corps of the University since 1982, and has been In the United States Army since 1998. He Is'a graduate of the Michigan Military Acadamy and the University of Michigan. He served with his present rank during the World War, As drtnxatfen has progressed, superstition has given way. "¡to science, and now an thee» mysteries ttwd exprenlon ip'the hands;of the modern magician?, Richard», the World’s forefeOst mafeslan, Wfl W fe e attraction at the Vlnlsjjg theater fair three day» starting T s e s d i y night Richards brings to Ashland > a ■how that not only contains the very utmost In the raost.jnodgrn twentieth century mystery, but he also offers the most bsffhpg and weird Wonders of the Odfnt and Far East. • . In fact, so great is his re pertoire and-fe massive the s h i p ment that tWo spoetai railroad baggage cam are required to transport the many big, ponder ous effects; tWo mechanical crews are required to handle the trap pings. A large company of artists, musicians, electricians, assistant magia and pretty girls assist! not to mention * regular Barn- um’g meaagerie of Ifveetock, birds and animate. The shew, most gorgeolusly staged, Is in three acts and 10 elaborate Scenes, and requires almost three hours In its entirety. Muriel Mon», Betty /« ta Niehold, R I q * g r d Woofer ber g, Mooers. Bobby Joneg »M Altert «trotto«. ' There wo» o coed turnout Of voter« to the special eloetloa lu t ous. ^ ert and Mm. Leoaa Jowee of Ash- teafe Mss. M i l d r e d Wasd efi Phoenix, Meedamee Jf. F. Arnold, D. H. Jackson, N. B. Beast, Carl Glasgow, Frank Reed, Delwln H tofey/Ahite «***»• $trat- tdkg. Wm Glenn, Florence Roe, J. Mom», Stella Morse. J. R. Leslie, Btetha Gsfllatln, A l i e s Farmer, J. R. McCracken, R. N. Chaney. James Lennox, Misses R o i l s i and Frances Gallatin, precinct which is at the VsMey Vfew eebool house. / .. Mrs. Lo'i’t' Hash, Mrs. May Karris and children. S. A. ArfeM. Orpha and. Edith .Afhold Add «tu ner With Mr and MfS. J. F, Ar nold last WedreafeW cart Bostwick went to the fa corn» Military Hospital lose Sun day to be op «rated on for an In jury receive 1 while serving. in the army dur’ng the Word war. lh faction should »Jso be continu if clarlfleatlon and disln- are properly conducted, Inc pool» cad be made rea sonably safe. Swimming Is one of the best and most exhilarating fOrms of eterette. an« a* swim ming pdol water is efedntfshly drinking water it should measure np to the same standards. . Mr. aad Mr«. lames lea d er aad Keith. Mr. and Mrs. McCracken left for their hosae la California last Monday morning liter spend ing thred .Weeks w ih their tod, J. K. BcCfeMken and daughter, Mrs. James Lennox. Mrs. O. W. Nichols entertained the ladles of Valley View last Monday afternoon very enjoyably. Daring the afternoon the guests enjoyed piano numbers, played by Mrs| Alta Nichole, Mm. Alice Farmer and the Misses Rosina aad Frances Gallatin. Fred C. Holibaugh, a resident At four thirty Mm. Nichols, of VMfoy VfeW for a number of assisted by her daughters, Mrs. years, but now of Bellflower, Caltf., has been fesMlng with old friends hem. the past week. He THHKB-DAY H O H D A T was accompanied north by Mr. W. H. Hurley, Who .egpects to spend several Weeks here at his old home, going home With Mr. Holibaugh on hie return from Washington. a. A. Arnold, Orpha and John Arnold took their large herd of dairy cattle oat to their Dead In dian ranch last Week,.Where they will stay until about October first. Edith Arnold wbo has been very ill, is recovered sufficiently edges of tank to afford a place for to retnrn to her home and then expectoration and to prevent dirt to the Dead Indian ranch last from draining into the P90I. The Monday. tank should be large— about four- . John' Rlgg of Ashland and Bred hundfed gallons of water per C. Hollibangh of Bellflower, Cal.; bather are needed. Water in the Were entertained at dinner last pool should at alf.times be »uf- Saturday by Mr. and Mrs! J. R. flciently transparent to enable a McCracken to meet their guests, person standing by the side of Mr. and Mrs. J. L.. McCracken. the pool to see the bottom dis E. O. Mathney and family of tinctly. ' t ; 3 Compton, Calif., were in Valley Filteration seems to be a nec View laat week l o o k i n g Over essity In swimming pools as Iff a their property, which they trad next to impossible to Insure th'e ed for laat winter. ' J u ly 4 t h , cornea o n purity of the water of a swimming Mr. Noble, from near Klamath Monday thb year.Make pool by changing the water dally Falls has traded property there, the most o f th is three- or weekly- A properly operated for thirty ' acres ' along Medford day holiday. Flay at the filter will remov» all of the dirt, color, turbHltj,' and suspended Lane In Valley View. beaches; you can take A birthday dinner in honor of material from the water and wUl Mr. J. L. McCraeken of Ukiah, the w hole fam ily for a deliver a clear, sparkling water to trip at surprisingly low Calif., and his great grandson, the pool. Filtration is an econ Bobby Lennox Jones, aged two omical procedure when the- water of Ashland, was given at the k. Are You In Prime! NO! NOT FEELING JUST RIGHT , Then the sunshine and hot mineral hath« of Richardson Springs . Near Chico, Butte County, California can do Wonders For You. W R IT ! US LEE RICHARDSON, Manager For equality, purity and flavor, always ask your grocer for Ashland Creamery S BUTTER over the Fourth W lLLtS-KrtlÖHT TOURING FORD 2DOOR S tD A È BUICX TOURING $60.00 In Stonewall Jackson’s Steps HISTORY Informs us tlfat EVE. used to go in 'ffWBMMING attired in NOTHING' MUCh but SUNSHINE trimmed with a SLIGHT blush, and we can REMEMBER) about TWENTY years ago when the LÀDÏES usBd to appear on THE beach all decked OUT In everything but the KfTCHÉN stove and a BUSTLE. Rut NOW, lortupately, as WE see It, for BOTH sexes the pendulum has SWUNG back again and NOW if Eve were TO gpposr down at JACKSONS Springs ABOUT the only way SHE could he IDENTIFIED would be by the BLUSH. Really the ONLY Improvement we can THINK of to the MODERN swimming COSTUME would be one of THÈSE bathing cape WHICH # e sell for jf.OO., P. 8.— th ey would add to the at- tractlvepeM of any of them, even re’s, besides absolutely keeping e hdfr dry. “HELLO DADDY" NEW YOR'K, June 30.— <U>>—"Hello, Daddy, , when do 1 get some tee cr^amt” That was the grSeting that raced out over the Atlantic last night from radio. sta* (Ton WOR as Bert’s Acosta’s 4-year-old son stood up be fore the microphone here. His "Daddy’* was at the controls of the America sev- eral hundred miles off the coast of Newfoundland, head ing for Ireland. "Hurry up and get to Paris," young Acosta shout- WOR then asked stations which had picked up the appeal to relay it to the Amej-lca. BambinoTof-Sally Loop o’eloOt. Those prfeent were M#, The bathers are oongtgntly ia- ÎAÎ Mrs. J. L. m S r td lr n and feoducfng pollute* and oedasfea- Mftle Moe Carr of Uktab, Calif., ally Infection. To 'offeet thia, dts- Mr. aad Mr». Morris Jone» and »rind Hiteoi» «Od Mr». Alt* NWh- ote of Ai^larfd ferrod delightful refreshments. ' Those prêtent be side the hostesses wer» Mrs. day o n ly , Sat, h lp n d a x , F r T u esd a y , lo-< season rickets. PER LOAD For Short Time Only To Make Room ASHLAND LUMBER COMPANY 384 Oak Street A t Ry OrtMtag SPECIAL SHOWING d i ’ S ajor Thomas Christian (right*/.- grandson of "8to War faihe, has been fepoipted head of the n i Ivil tactics department of the University of Chicago, ihther held die same post with Virginia Military InE of ’<1. With Major Christian Above is Ma Joe FT rsl,” Jackson of Sty science and 1 famous grand- e before the war iricr Barrows. Together with Materials lot Coverings and Trimmings — Just the thing to take on your Vacation Trip. SEE THEM IN THE WINDOW Priced at 35c, 50c, 65c, 75c and 95c Coverings—19c, 35c, 55c, 69c SHOP the W indow Don’t take a chance on on a '6t o f RoyaL CoTdn flit Your FH b g of the Sally League, Bill ’Jembo” Barrett,' ». Teen., ctub. Barrett slammed out 22 home nqs of the'season while clipping the ban for an average of .488. Phone 20 AMt Fàr^&am