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% are hoping for her rapid recoysry. of the third rear at the kto n fe jd Mr», kulu Howard, who regent- ly returned from a several d a * ’ trip to the northern part of the state, gave a fine tplfc on t h e Children’s Fefip Hem« which she Hr», i . h M w '» *veu6"mM visited- Mrs. Howard gave a viv- DOROTHY REID, Editor. Phone 30 oy 224L Friday, Sept- «».— Town meeting wiy he held at .the Ashland ar mory. Citixehs of tpn city cor dially invited and Urged to at tend. Saturdfer, Oct. 1.—-D. A. R. food sale 'at Hardy Bros, grocery in the Enders buildipg. Opt. I . — Parent Teach er Association -and Civic clpb will entertain for school teach ers, in the Civic club bouse on Wlnburn Way. eight -p. m. Monday. feet, -Ashland Study crab meets at the home of Mr«. George EuhgnkB, 291 Wimer Street. Tuesday-Wednesday, Ort. 4-S —■ “ Rummage Sale“ at the Civic clubhouse on Wfebufei* Way. Cluhhcnea open at 9:30 a. m. ' fe tt» roundlnp the Hon», telling of their exp-feh* h»8»ty and Sew , well they were kept Mg. «he <sM , that the children fe ra also nest- ‘ ly dressed and well taken cere of. | The president. Mrs. Steams, appointed the following named ’ superintendents*for egch ssphfete branch of w¿rk: Mrs. C. W. Fra ley, “flowers mission w ork,” Mrs. Alice Jlllaoa,' “ iBstitufe«;” Mrs. I Mary W tUbTa^ ’/program com- mittee!" Mies May ' Benedict, “ publicity;’* fere. Stella LeeVttt. “legislative;” Mrs. E. B. Angell, “prison reform;" fere. Ppwen. “child welfare,” and fers. W. R. Davlg, “evangelistie.” ’ The text regulan meeting of the W. C- T. v., which will bp held on the afternoon of Tuesday, October 11, will be a social one, the place to be announced at a later date. Those who attended yesterday*« m e e t i n g Were; Mrs. Luelja Stearns, president; Mrs. Lttiu Howard, secretary; fers. Jennie Wolcott, treasurer, add Miss May ^¿asdtA, frese correspond«^ M - rides Mrs. Frank W alkar; Mrs. W. R. Davis, retiring president Mrs. Mary Wilshlre and Mrs. Bart lett, a visitor/ • • ft tt It feesAators McMrir M Hitchcock ' Mrs. W. H. McNair-and Mrs. 1 * V d Hitchcock wore hostesses 1 yesterday afternoon. Tuesday, September 27, at the regular meet > ing of the Alpha Embroidery club, held in the Masonic hall. Approxi mately 1 2 , Bantern 'Star ladferf were’ present. TUs time was »Peat in work ing on articles for* the “rug and apron’’ bazaar, which the Alpha Embroidery club is planning to hold, some time during the month of Ncyembey. It w »s decided to bold an all-day session at the next meeting of the club, which will occty on Tuesday, October 11, in I order to finish the carpet rags for i the rugs that the ladies are mak ing for tbs baxasr. , A cofergg «1 ish lu n ch eo n will be served at boon. ' ,' Mrs. McNair and fers. Hlfthcock Berved delicious refreshments at the close of the afternoon. « fe « First feeegUt •< ■ Mrs. George Eubanks will be hos|eas to the members of t h e Athland Study club gt their first meeting Of * e year, which w ill be held at her home on Wimer street on Monday, October 8. Mrs. E. A. Woods will give a paper oa "Greeptapd's gey Moun tains” and Mrs. .fehbanks will give a book review. AM the Study club ladies are particularly urge« to attend the first meeting* M B « Annual fewatoiaBo M e ■» The Woman’s Civic Ihfereve- ment club wife hold their annual “ Rummage Safe” ta t i e C ) v I c clubhouse on Wiahurp Way, Tues day, October I , and Wednesday, October S. Clothing of all kinds wi|i hs acceptable. Bring all contributions pf of this tfes sort to tho Civic culbhopse oh the afternoon of Tuesday, Octo ber 3, and any person who is un able to.get the clothing to the clubhouse, call Mrs. George A. Briscoe and a way will be provld- Most zealously one fire of faith I tended Whose glowing flames afforded dhsp delight; • But while its life so rallaatly I guarded It. tarned to doubt’s cold ashes in •drpus fragrance GaT‘>i ,r K £ ’5?* Soon withered, drooped aiid shed * its treasured petals; W hile others blossomed thru sun lit bouts. years went by. The fire thought had vanished Became hope's radiant star light fate’s way; •n»e aaeendini Mutter. Americans apparently never tire of reading of the plightr.of New Terksrs wh® Has with feasd only to nferet at lefeare. They, have the opportanity to read ‘each a tale, earn ggpre la pubUcatioa of Nathalie Cefey's “ Black Stream.” A few years ago R was neces sary to carry the characters pf a book through several aoore of years to order to make the volume a regulation 360-paga publica tion. Now so much is crowded Into tho life of a fast living.New York family to » single day that with M ra fc w ra r. . There ¿nfag »ttendgnch at each meeting and the members expressed much interest In the year’s work, w the study of the O r a n . (W W4 Wl to FÁM I8—-Despite the feet that millinery designers have been gppitoofiag the return at mere efeborntely trimmed millinery, hafo fe Rorts ramato ptato, email and aifeply Itommed Very few velvet to la agp dfaPfeB h r smart ia r ar<Sfe ! toPVfe’J H W thkn t (o show that w< afe not >■ Jor eats trana^cpanlc cannls fc peed Plane* with more tables » stock Undertaking parfera rial (if ts to t a f a i fe the feoun- Ffafa.Mf Issue Of MjHMk 33th, w e n , l > V « * e J u S r fTwghfc pl*ni ajld to“ ® POP“ : rjM flp use that can handy man ’ Ml Case, Revealed in fe r« * & the have k w o r k - cellar, up in fc Ü L * * ; th ere M fe fe tfe r bean m any evidencea of growth ol thia , «ew bterest. Our hoys, studying “* manual training ip school,' are ir showing Dad hew to ace the saw «' and the plane. I t Is not un- * ' usnai to see even our busiest , neighbor "tinkering“ around home in the evenings. Home- 6 made fedpr cheats. poreh swings, and the like are no longer un.- . . usual. Recognising thia interest, the I Tiding»/fern .completed ar- , rangements to sttpply Its readers ,g with a weekly series of plans' and drawings fegt wdll show .how a, to make those things that “handy pL men” everywhere like to mahej — sueh things n a work-bench,, smoking stand, kitcheh gfeolj k sewing catyn.t, sing dosen* o f k similar things. a The first ingtkljm?nt will »P-' pear In pur fefee pf, tomorrow^ Watch for it, all yoy handy men and neat handy men! few I HAMMQNTON, N. J., Sept- IB. ttH — The love motive h r a u h t forwprd in another New Jdney murder mystery, today when an-' thorUfee issued < warrant chgrg-i ing W illie Beach, missing South yippiepd thicken financier, with "aiding gnd pbettiog” the mur der of Dr., W illiam Lill/radabJ, 73 year eld narcotics specialist. The warrant was driwn? after Beach disappeared on the eve of his examination by three witnes ses who say they saw a man (fee ing from the lane ip which Dr.. Lllllendahl was shot on the*nlght of September j f . Until today Beach and Mrs. m ifendahl, <3 year old widow of the slain physician, had been con-: nected adt(i the crime merely throug* thejr «ryeef and releas ed on 'bond as material witnesses. By issuing fhe "aiding a g d nbettfeg” warrant, however, au- thorltfep E m itted that they sus pected Beach and M ra Llllfen- dahl weep more friendly than either jpiikedifet and that Beach may have had some part in the murder itself.. e haife the proper long range loads to bring them *WB. GuM, AfeWUlfetion, Hunting Coats, Boots, in Met every tiring the hunter neet*. FALL PAINtìNG Next Year Your Horue Will Take More Paint Thau Now. UfiE J H B QUALITY* PAJNT SHERW-WILUAMS IT COSTS NO SOBE THAN CHEAP PAINT We. W ft .Ooatnet Ypni W«rk if Y oh Vteh. —- Universal Theater 9350,000 new theater Welts t I TNT M ..... E N ’S ......... S<» Ws have tunny patterns, either snappy oy cfn «ervative, for your selection »i» $5»00ntflfcr^Fs5tt' OVERT,AND SHOE SHOP ßcbool Support' ì e z . the school, to get the fcreatei benefit from vbool yjfeh. The Girls’ .‘Aihlettp ^ssociatJc at the high school forms a nu leh* for girls' athletic aOtfrities CoQtalps 1 peT cen/ Mer curio Iodide. Tlfcg apap ig fa deanger deôdorant flfid disinfectant, ft is invari able where Jberë is tbe dwimer of w n- » -■ * .--07 H ome from Ffetsco Federal Prohibition • Oftlci Tcrry A Tgfeut, accompanied t hlbition director, returned to thh city Tuesday feter spending s week in San Francisco, Mr. New ell on a business trip and fer. Talent visiting with relatives. Mr. Newell returned Tuesday night to his offices in Portland. hi fe feats sad feaw, gdaas, etc., at » w w ^ H g g to g hardware and de partment «tores or any Standard O fl Service Station. Can also be ordered in larger tans and barrels. j STANDARD O IL COM PANY OF CALIFORNIA ’ W 0R £D MRDGS MILLIONS N a tio n a l «wuiniB report or the “exper- w w tio aown and sip aectar iron ience’’ social, which was held on chalices cf late sweet flow Th/rsday evening. September >8, faff-,’ Tfae mountain« are hum ta the parlors of the fecthodiat * Rh purpfe"’mists end delicat« Episcopal cfanrch by the to, C. T- t,Bfe are «praod ever the valleyi Ú., Was given and the returns re- 4® fehhe thia month of glorioui alised from the affair were mere moflOrtty >4lat(agaiahed .tor its (hen satisfactory g portion of « « t i e perfections. the proceeds will be sent to the Positive Oaring colora are dim* Children's Farm Home, located a F ed with softer beauty.. Aggros- short distance out of Corvallis, «Swim ark merging tote Oregon, whefe it wUI h® need to flMHcr brewpe. The blues in the help build k new cottage In honor « * • taktog White sod gray of Mra. A4^ Wallace Unruh of «tota •» < mother earth ween (he Portland. Oregon. Who is known * IA ow ’ b weeds with ggy dgobdb ¿4 by W. C. T. N . women through- crimson on the arapiee e n d but the «tato for bar splendid and «h’ ukbsry along the strdems, untiring effort« in carrying on the whore wntumo bids for second Wfenk of this orgsatsatiofl. «errtages with May and Juke na to ths toaF'mseflbg of fotol tore fevers. . . * W. C. T, U, the tadlm -v o t e d Summts glow lM-.s greet banked Ptotoy tp eopd a beautifal bon- coal-Orea, herald lug to toother que« F ftowors to M rs.. Unruh, toH h the approach 1 a deeilntng who toa hoes to poor health fer M ar. »hare funeral pyree ascend some time, and they received a to celebrate the completion of aa- touchtog letter from her. thaek- other cycle of fraUion.— Lariat, lag them kindly for their thought- > « • fe fulness. Mrs. Unrub is reported Brighton dhwape Monto- to be slightly Improved, sad W. Th< tarp nraaps of the Delphian C. T. U, women ell over Dragon ’ society met in the flrat meeting Thursday, Will prul draw inn d Tbnraoey at n i l o'clock at ffcga one motor and plane« that travel lp «piety * thp wafer if necessary: Why. no t o H t r prises for invehiera wA r can im- prove on U W g * .eonetru.- tto»T — Pfipdfetçn ffiwt Oregon tatting Season Opens Spfctfay. a w o r th » b ile tg le can lie m ade of their activities., “ Black Stream.’’ presents the admirable character ct D i* John Faraday, giving b i, life to science while the tunes of faaa music from his daughter’s «ehut hall ring in his oars. It treoebts Ma ambitious wife, her Ipngtag to reach the «octal plans of hep neighbor across the street, the loagtags e l their sons a n d their daughters, one tor an Amer icas wife, another for a Russian prince, eae fer new «iamoad shoe hackles, another tor a faithless lever. It is fast moving, read able and it osete Utominatiou on the Ufa of gM t^rar— for fe still New York society, dess “Black Stream.’’ And it pnunfees t® tpke an enviable petition among the books which describe poignantly the life ow post-war— f»r tt «till Is a post-war epoch.— America. Álvln Roberts, pioneer Talent I resident, died at his home in that IvTOage Tneedv- September «7. 11937. at the age of 73 years. Hie I Widow had several children, gar-* |> iv e. Funeral pervious e ra 1 to be i explains that it of EngHfet w p * IfelskmSn, to Af- Then, we won- >at sends b n flU h hBAtiitf liaas». Çom I is a fehle I Receipt® ßtoM ....if. 604>0« j 09 .... N« Series «3,436A0 .... 10 6,6 6». e» . .. l« I,7 X 8 > 0 .... 94,973.60 .... 138,303.50 .... 173,980.09 a.. 342.194.50 499,449.00 .... ÍH ,9 8 Í.> 0 .... 296439.00 .... 130,391.50 .... 336,590.50 .... 436,878.00 .... 179,819.00 .... 723,414.00 .... 534,800.00 .... 900,133.00 .v. 906,478.00 1>OM41S.OO 1.093464.00 4 4 6 3 4 6 4 .0 0 1.307.834.60 ' BY fepfeRY L. V a RR ELL ( in a d ii Press Sports Editor) World Series Statistics' H , eçprd reçjfepts * fl.C U ff.M I in Í923 the total receipts tor Oto afeggorijSg *umaof 310.770.313. The plgyers, opt of this the d | b owfaeke f 5,309,620.35. The rematador v •top JUto Ife dfescdmdr, the CoiamUaloner’s oflee *ing U d figw to; Players' Ctohe1 Nat, Com, . .x Share . «bare Share 6 2F494.20 9 34,170.02 ,88.463.30 38.882.38 • 4 0 3 .0 3 103,647.35 J7.61O.07 180.317 44 293.331.32 153,318.99 »6,401.70 14,933.30 43,114.93 «8«,914.9« 79.071.92 137410.31 ld7.6T3.38 135,184.1« 131,898.94 144,899.55 139,937.45 Many people tfehk they cep, M t a slick talker makes them b e lie s tket tke brick la floU tbrokgh and **2? i? ."^nker‘ 8 Y°“ r ' banker’s business to know whhFe tgoe« and Fhbt’a hot to Investments Let him do youf choofefeg tor you. 80493 1« 143416.30 184,104.00 230,431.«3 92,129.t» 369.962.94 347,159.96 471,076.83 l<4,fe73.04 66545b.ll 508,945.80 332,900.64 <64,989.89 nfw oiii.eo T otals o» League pennant, the St. Louis Cardlhsls liOnahlp. V» - . Hornsby beat the New York Yankees i lame I w t ,, ! lecond ' Tilrd... 'j *ourth October October October October y AlexeBinr Heines Hoyt Pennock Aletandet Losing Pitcher Bherdel Shocker- Rnetther Reinhart Sherdel 'fi c ♦ Score 1 «— 2 4— 10— B<, K 3— l i fe W Wrtfa M l Sir at q o xin eM wfetoh « p it t o y $ u 40Äg 4^ S », end c o m fo rt 9