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Tharadpr
skcmetere soared to the
gtd h U h ^ r f c . / K
aklng nht only, a ¡ new
October but a h *
previoaa records • t • g
according to O • 0 a
«rineb, ghd jusi
UNIVERSITY OP OREGON, Ilkâd » k lg f
Kugehe. O c t . .n . i — tftoaatetX—- before Mr . C*mpbetr a fatal ill
One hundred (bribe year old trees naia they warn . planning' on i
havo been presented to the Uni
versity to forte» a m em orial'bette
to the lain President Prince L.
Campbell. The donor qf the gift
is Jbhn Stamp, a prominent citi
zen of Monmouth and a chnm of
the .’late preetfeni |(ncg the lat
ter's boyhood'. ’
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Many gifts have been made la very appfopi
memory of the beloved U te presi- trees a’d d q
i .>m o q u i n t a * QAiN
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{drain ii^pfne timber stand.on
lfc .M d «crab Cruised in tbo jirst
f t tbs year by the Urn» of Edgah
and Cullison. In the Klamath re-
gfog. aggregates » 9 ,0 8 0 ,0 0 0 , aC- ’
cording to a’summary report sub
mitted to the Klamath county
oonrt.
than - does this gift o f Mr. real. wi>rt« 4
Stump's. John Stump was Mr. te n e t to cm
Campbell's half-uncle, but t h € <
Tbe'buah>
were practically the same .^ge. planted
Prom the age of seven. Prince Spiftar h |ll
s r s «
2 6 » 1
homes and Prince L, -Campbell,
the man, continued to chrim x n fh
,
Both were very’ fond b t ‘ the
outdoors and want often to the ol’
rwimmtng hole together. V
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pehnaaegt
memorial m
lard hall.*
W * n ,aatl
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ttag 4hp botte*« day h e rp l
years. The heat, plage sat
sausgd. b y ,|o t winds 4 m
trial Valley.
than d 1 d
V, an- elderly^
in memory of
«tod to thg
J. Caniptxdl
eat of Vll-
w will ba
ill Memorial
s t a t io n » of out of state automo«
Wfcs and also the dlaaeminatlon I rock" and may«
V e f touring Information received the bringing <ofo
. through the regular AAA chattel* roll taf Aahtfrd,
A resolution was alao » phased
I ^nd&rsinK the work of local men
MITCMBLMOBR BPFAKKto
'Who are seeking to aecura eufflc-
Necessity
If unity of spirit was
tok. f inds for the opening of the I
emphasized by Rev. K. T. Mitch
Shcrty-Hope and Ashland mines. I el more when he addressed a S. O.
This action was taken in accord
N. school devotional assembly
* with a requeast made by the Med-
this morning. He compered th e
" ford chamber of commerce offic game of football with the game of
ia ls who asked Ashland to endorse life.
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* the movement along with that er-
In the absence of Pres. J .— A»
* gauization.
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Churchill who has gone to Salem
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Some Medford capital Is ef- fbr several days? A. C. Strange
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t pected to he secured for the work prejided.
of cleaning out tho old tunnels
- and re-opening of the m i n e s
The many deatoastratioaa
at 'the Cooking School in the
Minkler building tblf Week
under the auepleea of the
Jordan' Electric i company
have all been- made on The
Westlugliouse electric range
which The . Jordan Bleetrte
Co. sells: ,
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The
woaearfuV reaulta.
whieh she has accomplished
oh The Westlnghouse electric
range will he an ¡aspiration,
no dqubt, to many house
wives who
have / druged
through years of cooking
with obsolete stoves to turn
to the newest and most mod
ern method of cookery, elec
tric ranges.
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ASHLAND
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8$t)CI{S«FUb SEASON
The state game cdtQmlsslon
characterised the open aeaaqn on
0»er which opened September 10 «
and closd yesterday at sunset as.
the mogt oHceessfal in history.
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No detlmnjSk f a t im id e * s , to
(he aemkOr of deer . bagged by
heroic opera almroda. . * ' ?
(Successor To Hill’s Cash & Carry)
71 N. MAIN ST.
ART CLUB MEETS
LOS AXQfcUES, Oct. 21— OP)
— Wm. Jennings Bryan, Jr., son
of the fampof dtofemoacr appear
ed In Superior Court here Thuvs-
<lay and told how btow ife'a. n>u-
’ siei0 career,had intwferred with
' his ¡domestic happiness. Ha re
ceived a divorce from H elen Vir
ginia Bryan on a charge of deaer-
First meeting of a Christmas,
gift art club which is under (he
direction of Miss' Mhrlon Ady. art
instructor at the- Southern Ore
gon iformal School was h e l d
Thursday evening., Members of
the plasa are all engaged in makt
lag artistic remebrauces for th^
Yuletide season.
Fancy Skinned Hams (half or whole) l b .. . 31c
Gold Dust (large pkg., dish mop free) . . . . 29c
Toilet Soap, 3 bars to box, per box . ■............ 19c
Toilet Paper, 6 R o lls .................. ...
25c
Pork & Beans, medium cans, 3 f o r ............. 25c
No. 1 Klamath Potatoes, sack lot only, lb. . . 2e
Graduate and Rhodes
Scholarship Winner Best
Pal of Heavyweight Chant
• » Î Î i i M M W W i B l B t t f t l M ’h O i r . t p T H h W
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J.hy a fellow-warrior
to avoid Armldes
'pT T ^ Î ? S r t o
"*y
that *
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Mm a thing
r9< ty’ ®WeTer;
Ifeady snsnarlag h
n en es’
CHICAGO, O c t - 21.— < IP )O n e
Ar-.
Jpterestftig; things
e ft fcçggj Gene Tunney la Eddie
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around Tunned most of the lim e,
a«-,
ffcé b eavyw ei^ itteh ¿n pion -’s
beat Qlend and p*» 18 O’1* Kagan.
i » fw
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„ c, ^ t ' p hrase.
lit in
Eai
ttrrnti
doubt
when
not ‘
He
We 'Are Headquarters for Fresh Fruits and
Vegetables
w jJi'r flnd’
S * n A i Co’ne^
'‘aentlerndt
aad à
scholar’'
h8n;
L»d
. EaKan'
P ,nrter
? was
t h e U 4 d
U
soft green valley he
U lb . .l e w ,
cMK>rt,nlly i n
L t e » S O > > » ,» - ( .• ,
heanOrelght boxing championship the H
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.« m e , I. a .ou™
T ,,‘ r “ "“ ,c • ” "> «<«>
t t . « * !? » . . a .
aers hatred and the dag-
, from her hapl.. S h e
rojies the furies of bate:
hm-
for
and ht last, canning to
,1^4 lmi\toi>(lar feelings,
ndera herelf to him, and
»eeds'by her ekarma and
lion In enthralling him.
!e Bouillon has sent two
lights, U telt and a Dan-
or.
Rinaldo ,tti
They ate detained by
witchery; the Danish
»"»des agholar. -
». ng t
hM completed a law of th
evnrse, and U contemplating put- çonte
Mag out bis shingle to attract a welgt
posslbla^ practice, after, a month game
la the Maine woods with Tunney. In w
Eagan may take a trip around
Eai
the world with Janney. He tour- ranta
ed the globe with bis friend the of h<
Marquis- of Clydesdale, who 16 a have
boxer of ability. The pair box- orient
ed for charity . (V Australia and tual
Nem Zealand.. Tunney and Eagan Book'
may do^the sam e thing for pro- athlel
f
S i w r a M W .W R M K W ,; (
B The Mg platen g}asa window
gront of the Billings Inanrance
Agency which last Saturday was
Shattered when struck by the
dteel rim of a tire from a large
¿¡ruck, was replaced by^workmen
qday from Rtgg's establfshment.
PAY CASH—IT PAYS
SEE THE KLAMATH ASHLAND FOOTBALL GAME SATURDAY
F. M.—ASHLAND H. S. FIELD. .
Closing Out At Nearly One-Half Price
Two Dozen MUSlCPHONE PHONOGRAPHS
FAIRVIEW MEAT MARKET f
Cor. 4th and B.
’ EVERV ONE OE 'THESE PHONOGRAPHS GUA K ANTETD. C A S E C< INSTRUCTED O F C R O 8 S-
-GitAIHHD¿THREE PLY VENEER. THREE MEN CAN STAND ON CASE AT ONE TIME WITHOUT
•' BREAKING IT. RECORD HOLDER IN TOP OF 1JD — WILL, PLAY WITH H I) CU)SED DOWN,
E liminating surface noise of needhl
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Try Your Sunday Roast From Cm
Swifts
CHICKENS AND-RABBITS OUR SPECIALTY
Swifts Weiners and Kraut
Herbert’$r fifocery
WE BELIEVE IN THE QUALITY OF THESE MACHINES
AND WfLL TAKE BACK AT FULL CASH PRh'E PAID FOR SAME UP TO /ANUARY 1ST IF
PURCHASER DESIRES TO TRADE PHONOGRAPH IN ON ANY LARGE VICTROLA OR BRpWK
WICK.
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and deliçîSus
Celery, Bunch . . . .
Potatoes, Pound . . .
King Apples, Box . .
Oflions, 8 Pounds?. .
Bacon Backs, Pound .
Shortening, 2* Pounds
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Hear The T one-Judge For Yourself
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T W O RECORDS FREE—
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Regular Pritt, «5.00
SALE PRICE
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$1Q93
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See Our Windows—Come In And Listen
WE DELIVER
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Book and Music
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