Theodore Avgerle and-M *»
Grace Brnster motored to FO*t-
For First Time Since 1
Isnd last Week. <
Chester Farmer of the White
ish-Americaa War flf
Point logging <*®P hBd to <BV
iah VUit Manya
work recently on aocount of OF«
trouble. ’ Be to now at his Ml»«
in Ashland.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Blntth bf
“Stave's Camp" more* to Jatk-
sonvllle Tuesday for the winter.
, William Ladd was m Deter
last week after supplies.
Hardman Moocef. 'w h o has
been working at the White Point
togging camp, is ill at hia home
near Hornbrook.
,
I Mrs. Lillie Lee was a Hilt
visitor Sunday.
John Bavle. «©ok a t t b e A l
geria mill, was a business caller
in Deter Wednesday.
.Mrs. Hearn, manager of the
Club Hotel at Hilt, motored to
Colestln Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. J. J.- Freemen and Hne
Freemen were business visitors
in Hilt Thursday.'.
• •
From P o r tla n d -
Oren
Deter
and
Frank
Wells
Portland residents who jp e n t
Wednesday In Ashland vlsitifig spent Tuesday in Ashland.
Mr. Charles Beery of the White
friends and transacting business
were thè following Mr. and Point logging camp spent the
Mrs. F. L. Steigemold, Miss Lu week end with hi* wife in.Deter.
Hasting, George M. Robinson, D.
B. Hamar, Mrs. Edwin Caswell,
Mrs. L.. Caswell and. son, Mra BEND BODY TO McMIWNVILLK
Remains of D. looney, Mc
Robert W. Wilson, E. M. Kahn,
L. Kauffman, M. R. Don and Minnville man who died Wednes
day at the Cbmmunlty hospital
Bertram Smt^i.
following an lllnesa of several
deliberately hurt a man, never weeks, were sent to McMinnville
kicked or struck any other foul Wednesday evening for burial.
blows in hia game of Rodeo.
A few years before his death,
“No Name“ was pensioned and
exhibited at the Pendleton.Round were held today at in« grave i u i
Up. A year ago, when the 25- Mrs. «Evelyn Pierce, infantile par
yuar old animal was led around alysis victim, whose remains were
the Round Up field crowds stood interred in the Odd Fellows ceme
and cheered themselves hoarse, tery In this city. Rev; H. T. Mlt-
paying tribute to the grand old chelmore read the funeral service
horse of thé bnckaroo world.
Following
SBDALU. Mo., Oct. 18.—<IPI
— The Coolidge administration 1
was,charged with protecting mon- J
ey and monopely In a speech by 1
Senator James A. Bead to 18,000
democrats at their annosi politi
cal barbecue Wednesday.
He was greeted with an up- I
roarouà demonstration lasting i
live minutes. The state demoera- 1
tic central committee yesterday 1
endorsed fteed for the democratic '
presidential nomiaation and he i
was presented to the convention 1
of democrat* today as “the moot
outstanding democrat la the
United States and the logical
candidate for, president.*'
Hite Monopolies
Reed passed ever prohibition
lightly and emphasised the anti-
monopoly , issue. It was thought
by mdny that this was in re
sponse to the suggestions of dry
democrats who would like to
support Reed but objected to his
wet views.
There were no reservation* In
the audience, which threw hata
in the air and cheered him thia
afternoon. It was a great dem
onstration for the man who eight
years ago was throws out of the
democratic national convention
by WHaonltee who disliked his
fight on the League of Nations.
Reed smiled at the great throng
and withont alluding to the sug
gestion regarding the presidency,
he plnnged into an attack on the
Coolidge administration. •—------
"Timet are ripe, rotton ripe,
for a change in Washington,“
Reed said.
He called Meuon
“the arch protector of the mon-
New Fall Coats Greatly Reduced!
Extremely Low
GROUP 1
Groups
GROUP 2
Luckies
Said Flo Brooks to Lou Holtz
while waiting, for their cue to
appear in “Manhattan Mary.”
George W hite,
Producer o f
George W h ite ’s Scandals,
writes:
"In the theatre world, Luckies have become aL
most universal. Stage folks are very critical
—voices must be kept in condition, throat ir*
ritation is a handicap. In ‘George W hite’s
You, too, will find that
LUCKY STRIKES give
the greatest pleasure—Mild
and M ellow , th e finest
cigarettes you; ever smoked.
Made o f the choicest tobac-
c o s, p r o p e r ly aged an d
blended with great skill, and
there is an extra process—
“I T S T O A S T E D ”—n o
harshness, not a bit o f bite.
Scandals’, most actors and actress« whose
smoke Luckies both for
voices arc
are important
i
voice protection and finer flavor. For these
reasons 1 prefer them, too.”
t
Misses
GROUP 3
No Throat Irritation-No Coo
Women
GROUP 4
WE HAVE PLANNED THIS SPECIAL SELLING OF LADIES COATS FOR I « w a x
« a
SO YOU CAN BUY YOUR NEW WINTER COAT AT AN UNUSUAL SAVING. THESE C<M
att O T W F A L L MERCHANDISE OF THE HIGHEST QUALITY. MATERIAL AND TH]
FINEST OF TAILORING. THE REDACTIONS ARE FROM TEN TO TWENTY PER CENT (
HARM ENT AND WE KNOW YOU WILL NEVER BE ABLE TO EQUAL THESE PRICES ANY
EVERY WISE AND THRIFTY SHOPPER WILL COME'IN AND SELECT HER WINTER CO.
— --------- -------
.
'■■■.
■ ■ ■ "» —
We Have Just Received Another Shipment of Twenty Five
R A IN
Those Who Have Been W aging foj Jhia Shipment
that they can get their Coat now Before the Fall 1
WATCH THIS PAPER ON FRIDAY FOR MORE
COATS
*
J
IG SPECIALS IN OUR CLOSING OUT SALE OF
GOODS.
| spent a couple of days last week | STOCK ACTOR W1LI. HAVE
visiting his sister Mrs. H. J. | SYNTHETIC RUBBER PLANT
Carter of Ashland and his broth
UTICA, N. Y., Oct. 13.—(LPT—
er William Glenn of Valley View.
Fred C. Hollbsugh of Ashland John J. Owen, character player
was a visitor in Valley View last with a stock company here, has
invented a synthetic rubber
Monday afternoon.
,
t i n . W. F. DeFord and her which he will manufacture with
guest, Mrs. J. W. Hilton of a company Just organised at a
Klamath Falls, spent last Thurs capital ot 1160,000.
The plant will be located In
day In Bams Valley visiting Mrs.
Newwark,
N. J. Owen I* a na
DeFord'* daughter, Mss. O. R.
tive
of
Somerville,
Mass., where
Treshams and family.
he
owns
a
drug
store
there. He
Mr. and Mra. Albert Arnold
claims his product Is made with
i and family who have lived for a
out using any of the elements
i number of years on the Waite
‘contained In natural rubber.
ranch east of Ashland have mov-
’ ed Into town. The Waite ranch
A LITTLE-MISTAKE
* has been sold and- the new own-
far as we are advised
. ere have taken possession.
Mr. aa*d Mrs. O’. C. Boggs of
> Medford, were callers at the J. Ing In Valley View, left Wed
> R. McCracken ranch last Sun- nesday morning for Fresno, Cal
They, accompanied by Mr*. W
' day.
F. DeFord vlelted In Same Val
J. H. Moras had hia car badly
1 damaged as the result of a col- ley the first of the week.
' lislon in the old covered bridge
* a few days ago. Mr. Gustine of
Medford, driver of the other car
Best treated exter*
1 did not w e Mr. Morse's car until
* too late to crowd to his M e of
* the bridge, and as the bridge 1*
, only jast wide enongh for two
, cars to pass if driven slowly, a
, clash wae’unavoidable.,
Mr. and / Mrs. Ellis Hodgtn
, and family who have been visit-
Iren’s Colds
D. Miller of Ashland la the »rat
man to land a deer with tha
bow and arrow thia season. Ha
killed one on the opening day
with hie bow and arrow In the
Siskiyou mountains beyond Ash
land. Others in his party weij*
Arnold Gosnell and Wnu Mltehell.
— Western Out-Of-Doors.
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