Enrollment for Sommer ;
i At Normal School Published
fissai»
Clatan»: Aetorla. Edith Laraon, and Olga Moore.
Core: Bandon, Cater Gardner. Lester Gardner, Gladys Grose
Prances MIDeary, IRelm a Long. Kathryn Harsh: Alto Nyrore
Jessie Lancaster. Mary Lancaster: Broadbent, Chests Hoggins
Bullards, Leafy Ballard; Coquille. Nelle Brandon, Laura Brandon
Alberta Dean. Wllda Clark, Wanda Wilcox. Ines Chace. Ellsabetl
Bennett; East Stde.Marle Boilean; Marshfield, Arthur Fqye
Eleanor Brown. Garsgtt Burkhart. Alice Planey. Lucille Hunter
Vera Blueaon. Rather Danielson, Dorothy Hagen, Lora Kruse, Rutl
MlchoD, Era Pennock. Kellie Shepherd, Irene Vsy, and J. F Tuesday, Aáj
Burkhart: McKinley. Rachel Brown; Myrtle Point. Vesta Darla bekah Lodge
North Bead, AJvia Wetherell. Madeline Hutchinson. Iva Waterman
O . > . hall
Powers. Florence Steward. Bernice Hillis.
.
th is lodge
Columbia: Hayger. Letts CTsIl: Berkinfeld, Ada Camborg
and to ará
Clatskanie, » a n cee McGilltrary.
Crook: Powell Butte. Grace Pa ala. Gladys Paula Prineville,
month. N
PridUn Webb.
Mabie Car*
Clackamas: Oswego. Alma Harris. E ber M. Sister.
Payne, rfe
Merchon. Idella Merahon Port Orford, Florence
Deschutes: Bead, Ivy Davison, Mary Schuler, Gladys Anderson.
Douglas: Anlauf, Josephine Galdablne, Pauline Galdlblnl;
Drain, Emily Alford. Vida Daria; Canyonville, Mary Talbott;
Dixonville, Clarice Cooaloe; Glendale, Mabel Hartle, Julia M.
Dakin: Looking Glass. Ruth Radley; Myrtle Creek, Monobla
Strong; Roseburg. Ralph Church, Leonare; Godfrey, Ina Farns
worth, Bertha Blandell, Myrtle Nelson. Maude Ragan, Lulu Rose;
Reston, Agues Johnson; W ilbur, Alice Bills; W olf Creek, Alice
Lichtenberger; Yoncalla, Ruby Landgon; Sutherland. Vests Coke;
Oakland. Lee Byeto.
Grant: Rittor, Leona Brahette; Hamilton, Malme Harron;
ML Vernon, Sara Mosier; Dayville. Flossie Officer.
Hood River: Hood River, Eloise Upson.
Jackson: Ashland. Glenn Hale, Janet Knight, Loniae Scroggins,
Lela Bonham, Edna Johnson, Aubrey Haan, Clarence Haan,
Beulah Smith, Grace Dickey, Cecils Flfield. Bertha McKinney,
Ruth Aitken, Minnie Beaver, John Brady, Helen Detriek, Rachel
Jalo. Stella Seroll, Francho Strange, Mary Wilson, Florence Allen,
Hasel Brunner^ Madeline Brown,
Hattie Forget, Edith Hall;
Beulah Hussey, Cora Mason, A n u
Carter, Ills M. Myers, Edith
Peterson; Buttp Falla, Gertruda
8 tan ley, Leila Patten, Reah
Hoover; Central Point, Wilma Sheley, Edith Thompson, Ethel
Hedgepoth. Hasel Stephenson, Dorothy Bates; Eagle Point, Mary
Butler; Gold H ill, Maude Cox Robinson, Frances Pltsgerald;
Jacksonville, Lettie Black, Irena Hughey Grump, Foema Kinney;
Lake Creek, Beth Farlow; Medford, Mildred “Culy, Flossie Combs,
Geneva Hurt, Mabel Moore, Mayme Tucker, Clara Wisely, Edna
Wisely, Morris Porter, Geraldine Redmond, Florence Smith, Doris
Brophy. Nina Carlson, Ruth Howard, Eleanor Houle, Jaunita
Nutting, Eula Calter, V id * Steele, Avia Anachutes, Edith Brown,
Vest* Blahs. Murl Coffeen, Cora Custln. Clare Goldin, Mildred
Henderson, Amy Harding, Louise Hodges, 'Jessie Jensen, Agnes
Mohring, Jessie McNlvon, Dorothy Matheny, Rath McCullen, Lucie
Oakuaan, La are M. West. Sister Mary Rleaaor, Theone Taylor,
Pearl Turner, Dorthy Young and U U s Wilcox; Gold HUI, Alice
Haypei?; Bhoealx, Dorothy Corlese, Eva Goriest; Pie volt, Wllu-.a
Spertlln; Rogue River, Margaret Galllgar;. Talent, N W. Keesee,
Marian Benson and Lillian Boott.
Josephine: Grants Pass, Minnie Alberta, Nettle Wlnboura, Luis
Caldwell, Augusta Parker, Sylvia Wise, Alegre A island, Neille
Drolette. Bertha Ford, Naomi Gray, Frieda H iatt, Nellto Hollowell,
Bertha Graham, C. R. Hellbway, Lota -Barehe Helteway. Lillian
Hunt, Verona Snively; Wlldervllle, Bee Mprrlson; Merlin. Josephine
And
. Several mànbers dt the local
Apmrican Legion ¿ u xlllg/y mql
last evening, Monday August 32
wttb Mrs. Godale MTer. ebainM a
of the Labor Day Dance oommtt
now R located, and as early as-
18«« wpa runalog * hotel there. En*
Mr. Masterson earns to Oregon-
5*
in the early 00’s. A fight with
Indiana |n ¿be Black Hills Is one . . ®
t o o /a j i t h
of the adventures of tho trip.
Mr. Masterson has out-lived’
nearly all th S .C R ll war veterans
in that locality. His children are
all dead, but other relatives In-
elude gvaadchndren. great-trend-
children and great-great-grand-
children,
,
.
The members a t the fifth gen-
eratlon are David. Shirley and
Eunice P^MUM; children of Mr.
and Mrs. Rlqyd Putnam of Ash-
land, and Florence, Robert and
Gwendolen Cochran, children of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cochran of
Of inlgnonette
A I'cle while— O ^ R S iM fe a d o w
ffhe trod, ìn d itogéreìi ¿bere and
fagnd it good.
if
She talked wlfh hoes and birds
and tyttorfllee.
And word a wreath of flowers tor
her hair:
At times she took the hands Of
passing men,
And read their hearts and looked
futo their eyre.
t
Life wandered free among the
sun and shade,
'..,
And1 sang her wfldwbod songs all
through the day
And made fresh garlands tor her
minstrelsy.
Until ’ there came the day; whan
flowers fade.
Then all * t PPC® toe heard . a
frog’s hoarse bark.
, #
And Life, bewildered seemed to
lose h e r way.
-Alone and suddenly afraid toe
saw
The old forgotten highway In the
Byrne Marconnler,
ft « ft
Jackson v ille £odtmis<reee
Marétod—
Miss Flore Thompsoh, post
mistress of Jacksonville, on Mon
day afternoon, became the bride
of Mr. X». T. feobbtas e f.fc p e
Angeles, California, the marriage
culminating 'a tourtahip of about
14 years.
Accompanied by Mr, W illiam
Coleman, Mr. Louis Thompson,
Miss Alice Hèeft and Miss Best
McKray of Medford, Mr. and Mra.
Charles, Thonfjjson of ■ Talent gad
Miss Gayiled Kelly of Portland,
the couple motore«! to Grants
*°r
jbiw -p
hs paongh for thouaands
of Harold Bell W right to
say that Dan Matthews, th a | pop
ular ngure of « h H f f t - n W W t
earlier novels, hga bee* brought
b^clr to the pages of, “God And
The Groceryman." But there are
other ROtoto
.<«*•...
<*°ry
wb|ch wllf interest the followert
of th|s popular writer of fiction.
He chooses a scene always hold
ing Interest to the American,pub
lic, napiely the progressive aqrall-
to F ^ ufheru the "wild young set.”
toe
Add th&Lto/yLand
the others typljml «ff.thS A n d e a n performed « fhe Baptist church
town» are brought into action. by the Reverend C- F. Mosher.
Back of the seem tu the Amertoab
The grpom was formerly a
resident of the Rogue River val
ley and is now to the employ of
utUUiM company.
The bride is a native daughter
writing "God And The Grocery- of Jacksonville.
" I have made a careful study
of thp fellgfosyB sltaallon of toifc
nation," said Wright, recently IR
Inferring to his naiir hook, "and T
believe that conditions make it
necessary tfit »ome one to say!
something. I am not attacking'
anything that la not the spirit of
cay approach, hut I am . trying to
give a photograph of conditions as
they exist today, as I see them.’*
Important Books Reviewed—
"Go«l And The OrucerymaU"
The man who suffers from too
much optimism about the Ameri
Ltocola: Newport, Phillip L . Coleman, Maude Baird. Etta Shaw can scene needs paly to seek pres
ent-day novtrls for a cure. While
Voma Hogg.
Lian: Nannie Cele, Rlachar Burleson, Edna Earl Burleson, I he. best sellers of the preeent-
Bonnie Schales; Harrisburg, Joseph Mercer.
day record a victory for ■ those
Malhner, Ontario. M r. apd Mrs. W ill J. Roberts.
« fe w
ncveilsts who feel that everything
Sarlo«: Salem, James V. Sterrett.
Is
all
wrong,
American
Mie
goes
^ ■ ito o m a h : Portland’ Barbara Brown. Grace Morris. Kat«
Misses Spewkcr amd Heckler
Nlcgltog, Alwtoa Bach, Cora Beam Bahrns. Mary Aitken, Rache right ahead providing Interest, oc Join Opera OompapF«
casioning envy from foreign peo-
(Pleads Tana To Page Five!
Miss Martha Sptoksr, frofesH
fles and to general making many
slohbl woman of Mbdtofd and
weB knows to Abhlahd, and Miss
Ruth Heckler, young vocalist of
Talent, haYe signed tPb-year cbh-
tracta With h fight <#iWrk cbmpfchy
to Chicago.
Mias Heckler is a soprano, who
was heard over KMED last « In
ter and Miss ffpenkbr, <rhb has
been heard at various social func
tions In Ashland and Medford,
has a rich messo soprano.
POR WEDNESDAY ONLY
BELLADONNA PL A ST E R S
CUIUTOL K ID N E Y P IA S T E R S
U tW J T A L A B 8O R BA N T COTTON
STERNO STO V ES (w ith 3 (*«8 heat)
THEROZ C A N N ED H E A T, Per Can
three cans
lowing named: Miaaaa Frenare
Straage, Ffanrea Pratt, Margaret
McCoy. PrlaeUla Webb, Rachael
E gyptian talc M
R tB B E R B A T H SPONGES
SPONGES FOR A U T O -L A R G E SIZ E
CHAMOIS SK IN S
Oregon Myrtlewood Novelt
ONE DAY ONLY 15 PER CEI
REGOLAR PRIOR
t#ml
e,gb<
,gh
tNCDLUMBIA
menl
8,BtI,
nfgh
gjon
dene
Ride
last
_ ___ fítx r ó L ,
WANT TO RACE
SPOKANE. Wash., Aug. 22. —
(Special)— One Of New York’s
society leaders. "Pets” Brooks, or
ss the New York social register'
has U.
Reginald
Langhorne
Brooks, and B. Hamilton Les,
senior and best known air mall
pilot in the United States, are-
among the scores bf pilots whp
have entered the National A i r
Derby race from New York to
E|pokane, the Paçlflc Coast A i r ,
Derby from San Francisco and the!
national air races to be held at
the Spokane air port, September
21 to 25.
Another oirtatandtog e n t r y
from the fa r east le that of Chp-
tkto Bari F. Fleet, an officer bf
the 43 division sir service unit,
ConnoAicut national guard. Cap
u to Pitot, who residesrW ‘ M r i -
ford, has a splendid flying record
to th e e a s t as he has won several
national guard races. He Will
fly h Hess Bluebird 2 place, Cnr-
tlau QX-b motored ftb in the B di
vision of the New York derby. He
is also entered to the national air
races.
ASTORIA. Aug, 21.— ( I f i — The
largest single night's fish catch-
made on the Columbia river was
delivered to Astoria canneries 1
Monday, the production dwarfing
*11 previous runs of the present
rather »lack season. W ith de
liveries still incomplete and the
-dork of collecting the flab so
heavy that it cannot he com
pleted before tonight, a full ap
praisal of the catch la an yet im
possible. The average catch of
gillnetteru was close to' 1,0*0'
pounds per boat with some boats
takttfc as high as ¡WOO bounds,
ffdfcie bf the rerefvfag scows
scattered about* the riYer were so
laden with fish today that the
, scows themselves are being towed
' to the «sannerrfes f t r Jfttcharge. A
JUST A TOOTHACHE
Mildred
HarVey Seftion
places a value o f g ll.fS O oh
one tooth.
Dr. E. Q. Riddle, Medford
dentist is named defendant
to a damage- suit for thia
amount.
,
u
Mildred says he worked
five hours on a fractious bi
cuspid and finally left a
small drill ln,her Jaw.
She asks for 11,760 for qg-
kttgfteb. K b io h
vdtìtóùt smoking
peases Incurred to treatm ent
necessary to remove fhe drill
and 210,000 damages.
4 MUU
.W
tHfePLATtìRÈ
The home that still cele
brates W ashday in the
kitchen or basement is
riding a fla t tire.
E very rCVoihtion of the
week brfhgg that desolat
in g task w ith a brimp
that jars the home almost
like mOvirig day.
Ashland Laundry Service
offers the only peitnan-
eht solution to washday
troubles. A few ihinutes
time for g e t t i n g the
bundle r e l a y for our
routeman and washday
work is over.
FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
E very thing in our toys , games and dolls at spec
ially REDUCED H ilC E S - D O YOUR C H RISTM AS SHO PPING
DURING T H IS H A lE B t’Y FOR TH E K lp D fE R NOW.
highest eouri to review the rase.
Ashlahá
H ot weaithSr Will make Children listless—Ina^o
their appetitbs alm ost birdlike—but *Dot! fbr ico
cream!
' ^7
, S a tisfy the children’s craving f o r Ice cream.
H eap it high in their plates, give them h second
helping, for i t ’s one of the finest foods , you cay
g iv e them.
' Absolute pnrity and fine m aterials a fe CspociOllj-
essential in chlidren’s food— that is why Shasta fee
Cream is “ The C hildren’s, tee Cream.”
° * .* * « * £ * * ^eRT
^ 80Ä! bfJïyort
în
W fiÿ i ï ô t home and
JUST PHÔNÊ
1RS
Riohardson
SHASTA rICE CREAM
/
t h è most Falk
^ ere must be a roi
see for yourself!