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Ltoeal * Personal flotes
SATURDAY, August 1C, i#S7,
t n n vccky
N a u g h ty T alk
, CHICAGO,
August I f . — (
— Oww wf the rlcjieut m «u'0<hto
'■ On T elephone ' < ' time ted 'one o f t * « most geaer
ous giver«, J q llte Rosenwald ot
‘ C ost M an $10 Chicago, has cetwhfated hl« «Stl|
birthday without riving to th«
public a formal« -for success.
Don't quote me on aqy ad
vice to gut rich?' he said., “ I f
there is a formula, I don't know
of It,
HO bptieves luck In the form
of opportunity has-much to
with success. '
? v
I was lucky, not a genius,”
he a«ld Friday, bis
birthday
"and I think that is true ef moat
rich-m an.
_
O f Southern Ordgon T erritory
i
Depicting tourist attractions of
gterial Interest ta Southern
^Oregon, ’the new “ Volt Annual
recently published by the Cali­
fornia Oregon Power Company
Is an outstanding "publicity med
ium for IMS territory
This attractively arranged 18
booklet replaces the month-
Volt formerly published by
Copeo people. The booklet
h«s many attractive photos of
this region . featuring
scenic
.«laces of outstanding and
un
rivalled beauty, Industries and
agricultural resources.
Arrang-
d in such a manaer that the
picture story” la complete, the
new publication w ill attract fav­
orable attention from tourists
and
prospective settlers. The
picture story” will prove to be
. valuable supplement to Cham
H r of Commerce literature from
town in thia section of the state.
Special attention has been
made to outline clearly ' the
splendid highway,system in the
'Volt” an a double-page high­
way map, up-to-date in
every
particular does much to do this
Twenty-thousand'
of
these
■ .
chanlc, Hans Von
Kruedner,
weya rescued wet hut uninjured.
The 85-year-old giri » »portlvely
lane sank In several fa-
■
booklets were • published. I Several
thoeeend contea »re to be m ail­
ed by the company to a selected
list throughout tke United Suit*«
and the balance w ill ta available
for distribution' by. local cham­
POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y„ Apr.
ber« of commerce and * various
IS
.—
— Fraulein Thea Rasche
Copco division offices.
and her mechanic fell into the
---- r— a
Hudson river Friday afternoon
when the pretty and d a r i n g
German aviatrlx attempted to
dive her flame-colored Huget-
Plamingo biplane under the new
suspension bridge*
Fraulein Rasche and her me-
LONDON, — <U9— Telephones
are often the cause of bad later
Vlshcd iM fm l»
: California Folk» H e re
uage but anyone who goes so far
Mira Jean Stratton spent the : Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Olson of
as to give vent to such wrath over
past week with Miss Delphine Castine. Cal., are visiting with
the phone is in danger of fine lh>
Sarkett of Third street.
< Mr. Olson's parents; Mr. and Mrs.
England.
M. J. Olson of Central Ave.
George W alter Cox, Witcher?
Cliff Payne makes desks.
street. New Cross, London, was
Hot Rolls ror your dinner.
fined $10 an 12.50 costs for using
Phone Paul« ernd'a for clean- Franklin Bakery.
289-1' bad language on the phone.
lac.
More than 80 irate telephone
Visited Roecburg—
operators at the New Cross ex­
Buckeye tested malt hyrup.
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Talent and change declared they had been
Schuerman's Grocery.
288-tf daughter, Marshall, motored to
annoyed for some time by "grqss-.
Roseburg Saturday to spend the
ly offensive language” addressed
On Vacation.
day.
to them from booths.
Mr. and Mrs. Darling, son Ken­
Sheriff Ralph Jennings and
Cox, it was said, was kept In
neth and Mis» Helen Pemberton,
Ripe peaches at Ash. F. A. Pro. conversation by an operator white
deputies raided the home ot Ar­
left today to vacation for the Assn.
thur Rholley and mother on Grlf
144-tf a message was sent to a news «g-
week-end at Diamond Lake.
fin Cfeek Friday evening
and
19?8
Convention
of
Nation­
ent near the booth, who followed
Hot Rolls for your dinner. Cox and-took him to the police al Fire Ohief’s Association
succeeded in getting shot at but
Hot RoHs for your dinner. Franklin Rakery.
were unsuccessful in securing any
288-8 station.
Win be in East
Fr&nkllu'ftakejy.
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evidence on which a liquor viola
He admitted having used the
■P- ' •
tlon. charged Alight be
filed
PORTLAND, Ore. A ug.. 1»
Ashland V isitors
booth on several occasions and
Spend this evening listening to
Rholley.
J. II. Babcock and wife of Ta­ said he always used the same kind ( IP )— Following a spirited elec­
the late records at Klhart's.
coma, Wash., spent Friday here of talk, denying, however, that he tion, Philadelphia w«s selected
Numerous bottles were found
about the place and according to
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Thad Cole­ had ever employed “ really ob­
the 1823 convention city by
Fred Rapp melons now on sale man. Mr. Babcock is assistant
Sheriff Paul Jennings Mrs. Rhol
the International Fire Chiefs as­
scene” language.
at Pumpkin Center.
290-6* postmaster at Tacoma, and has
ley Is believed to have destroyed
To add to his misfortunes, one sociation in convention here F ri­
evidence while her home was bar­
been employed there for the past of the allegations in the sum day.
,
,
red to officers.
3S years.
In M e d fo rd -
Previous to the awkrd, officers
mons was “ wasting electric cur
Mrs. Rholly is quite deaf and
Henry Enders, Jr., and J. II.
were
elected
in
the
accepted
rent valued four cents."
Cheese Clips at Schuerman’s
does
86t see well, It is said. Of­
Hardy went to Medford on busi-
manner of advancement.
They
Grocery.
ness this morning.
ficers
attempted to gain entrance
, 288-tf
were Ross B. Davis. Philadel­
Into her home but seethed unable
phia..
president;
John
M.
Evan«,
GIRLS REBEL
to make her understand who they
Six-Bit dance at Jackson Hot Deputy Sheriff He r a
first ' vice-presi­
SAN
FERNANDO,
Cal., Aug. New Orleans,
were. W hile they were- searching
Springs Saturday night.
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Deputy Sheriff Paul Jennings
dent; James J. Mulcahey, Ton
outbuildings and awaiting the re­
of Medford was a visitor in Ash­ 13.— (|_p)— Following a hectic Jter8, N. Y., recording secretary
encounter with squads of polls»
turn of her eon she fired a rifle
New records received weekly— land Saturday afternoon.
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for all but nine of 30 girls who and Peter B, C a rte r. Colling, > .W ashington , .Aug,
/
Elharfs.
wood, N. J., Secretary.
> safeguard' * th e r rights of
AU kinds of warehouse room to rebelled and fled from the ’ El
Ralph J. Scott, Los Angelas,
ierlcan
citisene who hereafter
Retlro
Corrective
school
here
to­
Hot Rolls for your dinner. rent or store, J. N. Dennis. 270-tf
ly bo arrested in Mexico, the
day were taken into custody and was elected second vice-pry» id ant
Franklin Bakery.
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and, according to custom, w ill f n i' Jnited States government has re­
returned to the Institution«
Picnic on A p p leg ate-
become president two
y
peated Mexico such persons ehall
Return» H o m e -
Mr. Charles Tilton, Laurence
hence.
ot be held Incommunlcato and
Johnny Dickey of Allison street Hubson, Betty Brown, Laurence
OBITUARY
American officiale be notified
For one week we w ill give a
returned yesterday from Reeds­ Wagner, Marcus Woods, Mary
Lila May H ill, daughter of L.
a case of arrests.
Suit or Overcoat FRRR with
port where he has been visiting Ethel Small, W illiam Small, Jean
FAMOUS COLT DIRS
C. and Melllssia H ill, was born in
Robert Edward Prlrle, Amerl-
relatives.
each suit ordered. Price rang-
Balls, J a n e t
Ralls, a n d
SARATOGA RACETRACK, N .
Elk City, Oklahoma, August 8,
en press correspondent, kldnap-
Kenneth Hobson, swam and pic­
irfg from SSO.SO for two. *S1
1912, died iq Talent, Oregon, Y., Aug, 18.-MLP)— The Wheatley
hy Mexican bdhdits near Cin-
to 9fM tor all wool.
The Vanity Beauty Shoppe nicked op the Applegate Friday
August 8, 1827, Just 15 year« stables crack two-year-old Dice,
»te Guerrero Thursday w a s
which Is being moved from Mc­ evening. Mary Ethel Small and
from the exact day and hour on undefeated star of the ' Juvenile
F IT GVARAN’ftiK D
id the same night upon paying
Gee’s Store to the barber shop in William Small of Berkeley a r e
which she was born. She came thoroughbred division, died F ri­
•
pesos-
ransom
the
state
do­
the Elk’s Building will be ready guests of the Balls family on A lli­
4« Mata St. Ashland
with her parents to Oregon five day afternoon of a hemorrhage of
lmen! has bean advised.
for business In the new location son street.
.the lungs.
years ago.
next Tuesday, August 16. Phone
The col;, Which h id won all
During this short time, by her
Let the UNION writ» your full
10S.
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sweet disposition and winning five of its »tarts, Including the
coverage automobile Ineumaoe.
ways she won a place In the hearts Keane Memorial, the $1S,7O|
aa-tf
Fresh milk and cream, Schuer­ Too, of course.
of al| who knew her. As a- child Juvenile stake», tke Hudson and
man’s Grocery.
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the »12,850 Great American,
she was kind and obedient,
Week-End pmv > * =•--*==---
a student she was aver industr­ bled badly during Its morning
A t Lake of the Wood»—
Misses Georgie Coffee, Ethel
ious, having completed the grade« workout.
Mr. and
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Mrs. „ -----------Shrum,
C. H. Putney of
Gladys Applegate a n d
thllH
W a v itillg
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Nob Hill and (heir two children Golla BeigTe left this afternoon
begin to qnter the high school ai MRX BANDITS K ID N A P TA N K I
left today for the week-end at the for Lake of the Woods where they
WASHINGTON. Aug. 13.— <U»>j
a freshman.
Lake of the Woods. They will be will spend the week-end as guests
As a Christian only those who — Ro|>ert Edward Prlrle, Ameri­
guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. of Mrs. Jack Edwards.
were with her during her Iasi can, was kidnapped by Mexican I
Isaac.
> JR
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moments can know the trustini bandits .near Vincent gnerrpto,
FEATURING
NOTICE TO PEAR GROWERS
faith she so openly manifested, It was reported to the state d«-l
Please call and get your lug
although she never made a pub­ partment today. '
boxes for cannery pears. Ash. F.
lic confession or united with
A. Pro. Assn.
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Christian denomination she at­ W H Y MX PERCENT A Ä E S T IL L
tended Sunday school and was id
Mr. V. D. M I 1 e r -1 a f t member of the class taught by
Ib is a glorious think to awake
today for the Lake of the Wood«
Mrs. Williams. Her relatives aavd with a lively, healthy, energetic
to spend Sunday with his family.
loved ones can look upon her life body. It Is a «teary to drag an j
TODAY ONLY
'Frehka aMd ChMoeitles
Perris Wheel
as an example of love and obed­ aching,tired, weary body from «
Jnst received 350 foot caaa ‘of ience.
restless. sleepless bed. W . K.
K btar
Merry-go-Round
auto glass, bring your auto glass
She leaves her father and moth­ Holland, Harlingen, Texas, thna:
_ Portrayal
work to Jordan’s mill.
275-tf
er, two brothers and three sisteys **I bat that 80 par cant of those
Fua House
Merry-Mix-Up
Sqialleet Mother and Baby
as well as a host of friends to suffering from kldhey Irregulari­
With
Dance tonight Hilarity hall, mourn for her.
Athletic Aren« . '
Baby Rides
ties never take anything to r gld-1
' ,
Medford,
Dickey’s
dance
band
....
RICHARD DIX
As dusk of day la advancing, ney regulation until It la too lata,
Birds homeward wind their way wharaaa Foley
Pills dlnretlc
At Diamond L a k e -
A t dusk of life I ’ll be going, * would ba a god-sand to them, eel
Mr and Mrs. Oscar 8llver and
To my Heavenly Father to stay they have been to ma.” A reliable, |
Miss Dorothy Reid motored to
valuable medicine, constantly ia<
Diamond Lake Saturday to spend
JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL GROUNDS
ussa over 25 years. Asy for j
CARD OF THANKS
the week-end.
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We wish to thank our many, Foley pills, dlnretlc.
Sold Ev­
.
ASH LAND1 ' .
dear friends and. kind neighbors erywhere.— No. 4.
for the noble assistance and lov­
eagles elect
ing help* rendered us during the
M ILW AUKEE. WIs., Aug. 12. Illness and death of our daugh­
— (IF) — Louis V ., Webstertaan. ter and sister. We also thaqk
Seattle, was elected national pres­ them for the many beautiful
ident of the Fraternal Order of flowers and words of comfort.
L .O T S O F
PURE
Eagles by the Grand Aerie dele­
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. H ill
CLEAN WATER, THE
gates In conference here.
and Family.*
BEST WASHING MA­
P H IL A D E L P H IA
GETS SESSIO N
In tholr direction. Later, search
of the .premises reevaled no con­
victing evidence. z
F raulein ’s
P la n e F a l ls
W dom ’ s
Phone 104
W oman F ires
A t O fficers
R aid in g H om e
P isto n an d P in s
'
GET A PAIR
OF
a
R in gs
Lincoln
V alves
THE BEST
B earin gs
A w n in gs
B rak e L in in g
MADE
G ears
A x le s '
F or Y our Car
FO R EV ER Y
CAR
Correspondent
Is R elea sed
t ?
U. S. R oyal Cord
T ires
The
Automotive Shop
Chevrolet
Dealeri
Across from the Lithia
Springs Hotel
D undee T a ilo rs
ARE HERE
For R en t
w
—
Tw o Good S u ites o f O ffice Room s
GOOD LOCATION
H . A. S te a m s
P h on e 220-R
Dinner
WILL BE SERVED AT
A B N E R K. K LIN E SHOWS
“QUICKSANDS”
LITH IA SPR IN G S HOTEL
11:30 A. M. TO 2 P. M.
AND
5:30 TO 8:30 P. M.
$1.00 P e r P la te
AUG UST 15-20
Nininger's Coffee Shop
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,—
Served 5:30 to 7:30 P . M.
SU N D A Y AUG. 14th
TERIALS MONEY CAN
BUY, CAREFUL WORK
AND A P L E A S A N T
COURTEOUS- REPRE­
SENTATIVE AT OUR
DESK AND
YOUR
DOOR.
T h at’s A shland
Laundry Service
H ave Y ou Tried
I *
1-2 FRIED SPRING CHICKEN
ÀLLABAtN)
Sailing for
the
land
CREAM POTATOES — SLICED TOMATOES
BREAD AND BUTTER
of
and
chap­
erons at home. Thrills! Ad­
*
It Adds Dpys
, • •
Life
to Yonr
DRINKS AND DESSERT
EXTRA
broken ™
M ean S eriou s Inconvenience and
L oss to our P atron s
Should you have any oocaaion to perform any work
K|oh as moving houses or derrioks, blasting stumps,
felling troos, etc., which yon believe might interfere
with our wires, it will be greatly appreciated if you
will
TE L E PH O N E O U R W IRE CH IEF
. A T A SH L A N D
>
JUST PHONE
1<5
langhs and romance. Leave
your troubles
' a
{
Lghland Laundry
Co.
Nininger's Coffee Shop
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at oar exponeo and explain the situation to him. He
will arrange to be on the gronpd and will be glad to
assist yon in the work whfeh you are doing, as a
ferthsr preoaotton in avoiding trouble.
venture I
GEO. J. HAYES AT THE
ORGAN
Lithia Springs Betel
W e.A re N ow P u ttin g On Our
Summer Prices
On COAL
You can nave 50 cents on one ton or $1.00 a ton
on two or more tons.’ '
These prices are good to September 1st. You can
have the satisfaction of having your coal in the
bins .before the eold weather comes.
Our Peacock, Wyoming, Coal and Castle Gate, Utah
coals cannot be beat We screen every load e f ooal
we send out and guarantee to furnish yon ’with
the very best grades of ooal money can buy from
the Wyoming and, Utah mines.
Whittle Transfer Co.