■MNIh
Fraactoeo and
RftWk «M t M t.W tf
fly . n a fa r d hM a hame « ■ aft#
ftiahto NuftuM ahead M M m t f .
«toto
fc d b b fc e id k tt WMfty f t AIM! »
ad teMW hit.
Perqentfig* M properly < d j**t
k d 'W M a tbead to a "light M id "
Wt b h d fd rd ’ Saturday
night by state traffic offlpsr* was
leas than (he percentage of o. K.
Hffffta'fdaad la Ashland F r t d y
ú IftMIft»
■ « t *
f i
Slxty-thrhe per cant of the i l l
«M fi tufted f t the Medfbrd ; raid
« w e b a n d to. hkva proper light
M Jh stfteat. getoat^buY pereeat
ftrAJPffMD^to“
fitfctt
W e Y u rjljh
.tterns, Instructions Free
illent pay. W rite for particulars
waldt, navigator dt the'm oi
GM A P M NM S E T T L E .
FA M O U S D IVO R C E
fe b Í f c f T . - b ¿
frrt»»hed
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iuae, near novtnal. Inquire « 1
Ave. Tffoae 312-J.
2
F O B Ä A lfc — Wood 1«" fcady
Í * * * U H H r tier, Cofd
her Apta, l i t Gran Ot
i i 1 -if woad | t . F . J . M arquis, T alen t.
F O R BALM:— 2 sows and pig.
F . B. Osrle. Phone 1F14.
300-St
F O B SA LK :— W h ite Leghorn
pullets, cider vinegar, pears, and
apples. Chas. Avery, >27 Terrace.
200-2
F O B S A LE— Big red, fa t broil
ers, 2S cents. 70S Pennsylvania.
was reported passing the Farm -
L A D I& ^ -E s r n 115 dosen saw-
The "Mies Doran” took a f t
from the airport at 12:12 p .'to .,
Tueaday. but returned a t
11:44
v /lth 'h e r engine missing badly A
new set of spark plugs w a r ^ . pat
in the engine and the PftM Ftook
o ft the second tim e l i t 1 Q H V t
lag aprons; absolutely no sell
ing; experience unnecessary, ma
terials eut. Addressed envelope
brings instructions A L P H A , 201
c f t i U p r ACKtofc— About 4 M arket St., Patterson, New' Jer
sey.
M O -!«
acres good anti on tower Oak f t . ,
littto ehi» « H M ftk at f t
free W a ter'u n d e r old right tor
all members a f her « t o i
Irrigation, 2-rhpm house, barn.
nervosa ac f t.t b k otoah
Belongi go an astute and Just
ta r had BMaa«r toma re
reduced to >3200; sqme farms
them. Miad Doran asm
on part.
Bee It. C . ' Oaley, ‘ 11
W ANTED —
Unincumbered numerable cigarettes, a*
East M ala St.
,300->t
lady for housekeeper, tor gentle la?. The g irl started t o l
F O B SA LE— Cheap, lot on N . man, and two children of school slips o f paper tor hj
PlodtoM olhde la , N ft. froatoge age. l a city. write R. 1, Box SO
M I- 1 0 *
pavetom t, eldaurnlks, one hhlf D. K lam ath Falls.
block Ir o t t M ato street, between
M ain and B streets. See owaSr,
Georgia Coffee, TdUnge office.
F ob s A l e *. two seres to city
and. Hke the
lim its; a i l roam house; fru it;
Eagle” have
old pap
just off payed street; Ideal for
heard from.
Tidings
rabbit or poultry ralstag; terms.
W A N T E D — By young
3 « > -tf
F O B SAMBts-Cucuinbers tor 203 M t. A v «
position
as housekeeper.
pickling. AU slses. Also green
IF TOU W A L T
3rd St.
peppers, beans and green corn. Inquire a t Brown A
172> Boulevard. TM . 4 M -J . W.
B . Pierson.
« 1 -tf
( H A W S E A R C H IN G f t A t W C
M E E T T O D A Y ; NO H O F E
f o b EXCHAftMnt
oetopiete
home of 1-2 aofe at 24S Scenic
(Continued From Page One)
W A N T E D TO R E N T — ,
D rive to t property east of Gresh
adults and one CBftd.
"M ildred sltve hut wet, hungry Erectors of
am street. In q u ire S 4f Scenic
room house, completely ;
Drive, phone 22S-R.
M O -3 and fatigued, she believing res- ftppjg com pa
cue w ill come. Ska fell 1000 miles t(] u k e 'A
ed. Around ISO. Yeckey
9 rëlhoved to tn e p a trp l «ag o n out south of the Los Angeles
The mog|
were not hooked at the *ta- steamship lane. The search should thege jgjaiHi
tic a. and Superintendent o f Po-
M e n /’
| . nent> Vow
rto b Mlcfawff A. ^ ro w ts f . said V e
The population of the islands Moi i . gka b
T d M wot expect to presa charges generally is stahned by the realix- Dora_
jdfegtoft ahy e t Cha persons taken.
atlen that what apepated a week
rlee, applee, tomatoeè, copa,
Bx. Meat q U J A ® « Jfi-lA®. parade
ago
to be the 'greatest sporting H
beane. Seift» to H d T • < F i
’ Were from NeW York. John Dos event to
h M to Y y ,e m b ra c in g
,
K lam ath F k lU . P, O. Bea 1
Faaaes. thè GtoehWtdi
v illa g e glamour, excitement and novelty,
e j r / T**; ’
boveflift and playwright, was thè ended In bitter tragedy passing a thfc
te®
teiader. Polly Holiday, also of Pali of gloom over a ll.
I B,.5h» * 8 H
'“The VHIdge,” who hiked from
Some of the most optimistic *rom » • m
F i u v luc e t pw n to r the demonstra believe that the pfaHfM w ill d rift radio ,B »,c*
tion, was among those taken to toward Kklral Chaflnel bbcKflse of
he br* "
the police station.
an old tradition among the na- ®*ch w ill ei
She- wore a flam ing red rain tivee which, ttunktateft. s a y s
desire«
coat on the back of which was “They a ll d rift to K au a i."
“ me he Is
printed In large lèttera:
"Save
Otffera recslto* th a t the tote
-+ f-
Sacco and Van Zettl.
Is Justice Cotnmahiier John Rodgers and bis
crew of the P N -I No. 1 w e r e ’
.
" .y .
dead?”
An h ear a fter the disturbance found near K auai aftdr t le y Bad
on the common, police arrested been a d rift nine days. Hhtrdftfr,
A’ uniden
two men and charged them w ith the Rodgers plane was a seaplane ed to deatl
E X E C U T IO N O F M A M C A L S
S E T Ftftk W lb N IG H T inciting to riot when they cried and the approximate position wh,ch destre
"Cheera-for Sacco and Vaa « e tti." where it went down was known. and Sack cei
Experts including Goebel, Jen- CTittoated d
(Continued From ra g e One)
sefl and arm y and navy fltera be- O ri2to 6 t th
the possibility that H ill could not
lieve
that the three
missing teYmihed.
planes all « e a t Into the ocean in !
'H e dead
reach the Justice before the time
set for the execution* — shortly
tailspins 60® and 700 miles out of i be a tramp.
a fte r midnight Monday.
Brandeis was the second Jus
tice of the United Staten »«prefte
court to reject the defense at-
tornys' plea, Justice (River Wen
dell Holmes having decline! to
pass on the same points Saturday.
Scroml Inaing
Marlow hit to
vanced to second
by Heath. ’H u g h «
ed flik t safe on
ingest U ttto tto H in Tstol»*
w rfllatn
It isn‘t just luck. Our Used
Cars are so consistently
good beoaftse we handle
NOTHING BUT.
IlftCl» MttfOft 00.
Phone 104
2<MS SoatA H r St.
Medford, Ore-
A U 5 & D CAR IS 0NLV AS CJBPeNQABUr
AS TMS D t A L S R WHO SBULS IT
NOTICE
Ivenings.)
W ith Bath, Single, <2.00 and 21.2>— Deu
W ith o u t Bath. Single. If . l S . a&d
Whgu-to Kiowaato Ffttts tor-a w m ker p i spto toy oHr
completely fumishod APARTMENTS. Everything
new and Wp to aate M Very low rates. .W e furnish
feVerytHlag but t i e I3htoceries. INVESTIGATE
rd, Our Expense
EAflMTOLBROOK
SRK. Wrut St.
MEDF0BD. Q&BOW
« » ft
fifths Violet Held M S h W -
Word was received In Ashland
feeentiy, by relatives and friends,
hf the marriage of Miss Violet
Meld, daughter of M r. and Mrs.
Henry Reid of this city, to M r.
Qerald Kincart, a prominent bns-
Ifcess than of Reno, Nevada, the
K lam ath scored three tune thia dhremony being performed nt Car
fnalBg
»hath walked. ahd tkffa bon City, in the same state.
reached home on ' an erro r by
The bride la a slater of Mra. O.
Morgan. P v w til h it awd Morgan ft. Silver on Hargadlne street and
fa^ed to make a catch. D rollette Mrs. 1, A. McGee on Gresham
went out on a high fiy. Peter- fetroet, and la Well known here,
ffbn « e a t -to fltot. Brow# struck having been employed at Crow-
M t . Detaaey went to flra t when Son's confectionery when they op
M t by a pitched halt. Heaton erated a store in Ashland several
years ago. Mra. K incart has been
M a t eat oh a high fly.
W drkftg TOr the Crystal
Candy
z
* Fourth 'inning
> company in Reno tor the past few
Hughes struck out. Logan hit gears.
p a s t.llik t. Hoffard reached flrat
Mr. and Mrs. K incart are ex
when Heath missed a long fly. pected to arrive in Ashland about
Robbins h it to .flrat and died on the Inst of this week and w ill
second. McShane .reached first, spehd probably ten days here
Tx)gsu scored and Morgan struck visiting relatives and friends. Ac
eht.
ff -
cording to present plans, they Will
Three * Ktotoath area were at make their home,In Reno.
hat this in n ln g f Conltn struck
« B »
hot. Heath out Ota k totig drive Mrs. C. >. Boyle Guest of Honor—
The pleasant home of Mrs. H.
to Hoffard who made a sensation
al cktch. PoWell went out kt H. Gillette on Gresham street was
first.
the scene of a Jolly a ffa ir Friday
evehlng, August I f , when she de
F ifth Inning
W arren hit to flrat; Davis hit lig h tfu lly entertained In honor of
her sister, Mrs. C. J. Boyle of San
safe to first} Marlow h it to
Francisco, California, who left
third and advanced to second on
Saturday night after spending the
Powell's error.
Hughes struck
past two months here as a house
out. Logan went out at first.
guest at the Gillette home.
Drollette struck out. Peterson
Three tables of cards were Jn
lilt through second. Mathews oat
play, Bridge
being preferred.
on a foul tip to W arren. Brown
Mrs. T. W . Sanford held high
hit through second and Went safe Score and Mrs. T. H . Simpson was
to t in t . Delaney struck oat.
swarded consolation. Mra. Boyle
Math (mriuff
was .the recipient of a beautiful
Hoffard and Robbins struck guest prise. During the evening,
oat. McShane made first on nn the hostess served tasty refresh
error by Brown, stole to third ments.
and died When Morgan struck
Mrs. Gillette's guests Included:
out.
Mesdames T. W . Sanford, T. H.
Simpson, H. S. Sanford, A. E.
Kinney, J. D, McRae, F. R. M er
rill, O. W . Long, C. A. Shutts, G.
H. Hedberg, W . L. Maxey and the
honor guest, M fi. C. J. Boyle.
Thé Natural LiWiia Spring« OMApany
has received notice ffoiA the U. S. Bureau
of Gieniistry Department of Agriculture
to eliminate the word lithia from all label*
and advertising matter tised or isaned in
the sale of the bottled waters of the com
pany.
Ttre CGKftpaBy will change their TaLels
to conform to the demand made and will
sell the bottted mineral Water in the fu
ture under the label “ Silver Oéysèr’' With
such additional wording as will couic
within the requirements of the Govern
ment.
Natural Lithia Springs
Peil’s Comer
persons
f lr tt and ad
on an error
hit and reach
an error by
Stogie. Mias Georgia Coffee, Mias
Begins Johnson, Mias • B t h e 1
8k rum, M ilton Shram , sad Mr.
F ra n k Ham ilton, a ll o f tkls city.
Practioa Limited To
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
X-Ray, In circling TeHfc
Office Honras ie - iHamff Ì • S
Swedeahaiw B aildlaff
Convalescent Home
l i f t Oiatoto
Where the. alck and aged are
oared for to pleasant hams
rarrooadlnge.
WBXTtUfi T&AttSftt
ft 8TOBÀOK 00.
Coal, Wood and Storage
Packing, Crating and Sklpplág.
NOTHING BUT
Bring in that old gun and have it fixed or trade it
in. We have every thing you will need. Guns,
Ammunition* Outing Qothihg, Boats and Shoes,
Caps, etc.
• I ’!
On Bostek edinmon Sunday,
mounted police rod* through k
group of 20,»SO persons, includ
ing many Skfico-VaflEettl sym
pathisers, and broke kp an at
tem pted parade. .«
Carrying inflam m atory plac
ards assaiUng the Matimehuaetts
Judicial system and pleading for.
m ercy for the two eendemned kk-
archist*. sympathisers matoked
through
the densely - packed
fcrowd which applauded a n d
teheered as they passed.
They had proceeded but a short
distance wheh the mounted police
yer». No. tram
b an e dashing up and charged
Ivvèr.was found
through tfl* crowd, hhtatfog edvt
Orders to “break f t fts.’’ T k <
Frowd was stubborn and moved
Only fftr d n eu th tfc to m *» th e
flying hoofs of the horses.
The paraders. however, flew In
hll dirqctkm i and wpre pursued , Shpo PIT-. JJpuble strength thia
bver the green lawn of the com-
“
toon by the mounted police.
Police soon obtained
control'
Lnd rounded up the paraders sad
dispersed the crowd. One, man,
M orris Shulman; of Brooklyn, was
hrrssted on a charge of ^ In c it in g
o th e r
The direct tause of the separa
tion, Mrs. Chaptln stated,
was
the action 'of her husband in In-
rutting guests at a party, she held
if» the Chaptln home. "
Chaplin replied that he 1 had
Come home from a hard hVenlhg
at the Studio to find ,s noisy,' .
drinking e p w d In his home. He
described the party as " « lid even
to Hollywood."
On January 10, Mra. Chaplin
filed her suit for divorce. Chap
lin In the meantime had departed
(or New York.
In her complaint she asserted
her husband Bad keen
fam iliar
w ith seven ether
Women. She
hinted that they were all pYomlh-
ent la the f«m world.
by Powell.
Drollette took first
when he was struck by a pitched
ball. Peterson banted to first
and scared Powell.
Mathews i
struck out.
Hunting Seama h a t Far Off
o
younger is si ym^-s old.
,
AUTO FALLS
INTO WATER
Unless H ill succeed* w ito Jua-
tlce Stone, the fate wf the con
demned Italians will rest again in
the hands of Governor Alvan T.
are gaffty and should pay the
penalty for a crime committed
aeven years stf>. ■.
m Wsah M t oa
k fte to |t M e tfe l M N ft, Wltff ■ * •
fcdh k t M t .
Brown for K lam ath went wat
at first. DeUnvy n t to flrst and
advanced to second on erro r hr
.Hoffard.
Hegioa attach oat.
Conllp wo>t eat a | flrat.. <
TW rd Ia m b «
’ W arren a t hat flra t weat oat
at flrat} D a tb hit a grenader
through senqad eafl « h a t o at an
« ( the eare tested in the total raid
u double play. Marlow went oat
h a d pMper affJuWtmeaft.
a t' f ir s t ,
Company
ASHLAND, OREGON
'Money IflSArknce För Travelers
Why rislf tit«
M bs - Of i mbney When traveling?
' * • '•
Traveler’s checks issued by this bank provide
complete “ money insurance.”
Forestall til! ¿fciahbb Bf Ids* Or robbery that
might leavo you a Mstranger in a strange laud”
without
funds. • ' . V 1 f ■
•
•* ’
* f . " •
We sliuli
¿fad to IdsW ttoviefcrt^checks for
you betodje ftWU go.
J
"
Hentott saruck ont. Cbnlhi went
out On a short fly to McShane.
W e «111 dMtver sky amount
Heath e a t when he hit to Mc
of exceptionally good 12-tach
Shane who threw to Hagbes at
slab« at thia »rlee. Bay them
flra t.
,
m
i >
now for w in ter’ while they are
Nevcath Inning
cheap.
Warren hit to first. Davft out
at flrst. Marlow out on a long
fly. Hughes flit to second ahd
scored W arren. Logan hit. H of-
tord out at flrat.
Powell hit ont on a line drive
to Hughes. D rollette
walked.
Peterson hit a two bagger past
second. Mathews went out at
flrst. Brown struck out.
Eighth Inning
In the eighth inning, Ashland
scored three runs. Robbins hit
to first on an error by Powell.
McShane went to flrat end ad
i
vanced to second. Morgan MR to ____ __________ i n .................
Painting, tinting and papedag,
flrst and advanced to second on
try C liff Burlingame, 221 M t. Ave.
a passed hall. Warren and Davis
or phone 4 » .
1«7-1 mo.
went out at first. Marlow hit
safe to H M t. Bobbins. McShate
and Morgan scored. Hughes went
National forest Timber for
out on a high fly.
Defknwy first kt bat tor K lam
ath h it over flrat. Hbnlon hit
over first. Coelln struck out.
Neath went out on a drive fly to
Hughes. Powell went out at flrat.
Ninth Intfing
Drollette k it through eecond.
Peterstto bit to th ltd and scored
Drollette.
Davis
struck
out
B ath s« « flkewa and Delaney.
The
box K o re 'follows:
A SH LA N D —
Marlow, cf
Hughes, lb
Logan, rf
Hoffard, N
Robbins- es
McShane I k
Morgffto th
Walden, c
T o tal
3» 12 1«
>24
S
SummarF— T « o base hits, Rob
bias, Morgan Peterson; Horae
run, Hoffard; 2 base hits. Powell;
Stolleu bases,i McShane.1, Drou-
totte, Kokblns; H it by pitched
ball, Delaney, Droulette; Winning
pltekbR DUVIs; Losing pltcker.
H ftilg r.
Umpires. Riggs a n d
Poftfc
Poole; Time, 3:30.
PE W Ç A N 8—
Coaltn, r f
Heath, sf
Powell, ss
Droalstte 2b
Paterson, *
Mathews, It
Brown, tb