(Continued From reliable reality. frÔB S A L ft^ io m b h o n e y /fé e per lh.< 1242 Iowa St. - 68-tf FOB LEASE— To (h f w t g ft < FO R HAIJ&— 1600 feet of « h t party for a term at from one to class flooring at « bargain, O. W . three year« th e large brick hone« Trefreta, I 6 f powerful line bucks form middle- fie ld ,. featuring Mercer* a n d Frouae. âpeara kicked the goal and the Normal was leading 19-0. The SONS were driving to an­ W A N T E D — To trade paper other score as the gun ended the hanging and decorating fo r whst- half. eweryou have: I. H . Scott. Phone The third quarter opened with Wolcott Grocery. Humboldt receiving. They made a •. . ¿ -• S<-1 mo. couple of first downs but lost thé HAMÁ k BB « B A K B F E B ball on an intercepted pass. Again orage Co. office nt ree the Normal offensive got to func­ tioning and only ended w h e n Prouse was over the ’line. Con­ ¿NT G IR L IN T B O C B À B - N . rad converted. This same dimin­ utive “Connie" tore oft s o m e tom manicale «Uh gfstgn , Le e f thè S a lv ile » A M & ’ nf B pretty runs in the third quarter. The final score came in the last Whftx Shleld Home. »«» M aj etansa. The ball was see-sawing talr Ave.. Portland. Oregon » back and forth near ' midfield, neither team seemingly able to gain with any degree o f consist­ Moosher, Bugene; W orth Harvey, ency. Suddenly, on what appear­ Cottage Grove; H . C. Boone, ed to be a smash off le ft tackle, M arshfield. W . C. VonEmon, Klam ath /a lls Prouse faked and then cut back and dashed around right end. The Publicity ,— W . H. Day, Re­ play so tooled Humboldt t h a t corder, Ashland. A. B. Voorhies, there< was not a man near him Grants Pass. Chairmen o f Com­ and he just outran the second­ mittees w ill be supplied w ith lists ary defense. of the various appointments, and It was a fifty yard run. Con­ Individual members w ill be also rad converted. notified of 'their respective as­ The. playing of the Normal line signments. • throughout was beautiful. On de­ fease they charged eo hard that DO / o ü E V E R STOP TO T H IN K the Humboldt punter averaged about 20 yards. Also they open­ tinned from Page F o u r) ed huge holes for the Normal backs to scamper through. views ft. It ^ lt talks clothes,' it The Humboldt eleven was out­ WM talks directly to each prospec­ 1E 3 . S . v / 7 STEPS 0 f . J M S O W C weighed considerably but they 'ER. tive clothes customer. I f it Is put up a game lig h t. Twice they WF/CRNCE /N M j t M LOBE/ ♦ 'f/OVS a sporting .goods announcement. held on thetr(oirn goal line. It talks sporting goods in a per­ ' • A fa ir sized crowd attended. sonal and almost individual *way. tember 19. Later she was indict­ The Normal line-up was as fol­ When a retail merchant can ed with Beggs and 14 others In a lows: so arrange his advertising that ft plot to make and sell liquor from E. May, B. Shields, T. Rice, T. seems to talk directly to each the Ed Triekey ranch near Gor­ H effner, G. Ball, O. Johnson, Ç. ’ Hobson, J.'Gosnell, H. Spears, it. don Creek. individual of the class to whom Prouse, F. Merest. It is aimed, his problem of arons- Western Divisi«« Meeting of BOYS TOO GOOD Annluncemènt of the Father ing Interest in his store and bis U. 8 Chamber to b e The speedy, heady Junior high and Son banquet which is to be merchandise is solved. Held at Honolulu football squad, like the Medford held next" Friday evening a t; the When yon individualise peo­ R E T U R N 14 IN D IC T M E N T S high school, seems to be entirely, Junior High School, was made in ple, they individualize you. Irvin g E. Vinin g, who is Pgps- Klamath, county grand Jurora too good for other junior teams local churches yesterday and from ldent off the Oregon State Cham­ I herabouts. In spite of the efforts returned 14 indictments after »■ psasent Indications tha attendance ber of Commerce, Is making ar­ two d«y session recently. Michael i of the coach, 0. V. Howell, they ■will be record breaking. rangements for a local party .to * •Here unable to book a week-end M urphy, w e ll knpwn Klam ath Tickets are to be offered for attend the western divisional game and have ho game for next wool grower was indicted on a cale at the Chamber of Commerce i meeting of the United States manslaughter charge in connec­ week-end. The boys are in fine office. Those In charge ere plan­ 1 C him ber of Commerce, to be held tion w ith the death of Love Chan­ Moroni Q}een players are la I in Honolulu, February 8 to I t . A chape and walloped the Medford ning to -offer prises to the oldest dler, who died recently fronp gun­ Juniors two weeks ago. sons, father, the father having shot wounds, • Ashland today in readiness fo r] number qf local people hare al- tho oldest son, the father bring­ tbelr presentation o f “ Lillies bf ready signified their Intention of CHAMBER DIRECTORS MEET ing the most sons, etc. L o c a l the F ie ld '’ at the Norm al School going and it is expected that Directors of the Chamber of merchants w ill offer the prises. a u d ito ria » tonight. - Quite a large delegation from J. A. Churchill, president of Commerce will hold an import­ The stage bands were engaged Ashland w ill accompany M r. Vln- ant meeting late this afternoon the * Southern Oregon Normal In setting scenes at the auditor- ,nK on tr^p- ,»:- considering a number o f ques­ School, w ill speak at the meet­ fum this afternoon. With an Thr8® *»•*• * ni the ’re­ ing. tions. x ' established reputation for high ,torB to th ® Wands, one leavlpg class comedy, the Olsen players Angeles, another San Fran- have proved sufficient a t t r a c t ^ cI« o and a third droving Seattle, PLAN TRIP ; TO HAWAII W provide a ftnp advance ticket « « « « « 8 the Oregou delega- role. Borne choice .eats are still Uon * T ^ nty' \ Ur f “5? • v .n .h i« ‘ are to be consumed on the trip, available, hozrover. the T„ | tíag rarloUB Islands. ' M A K E S U R VE Y TOM ORRO W E. L. Curtis and A. F. M iller, government representatives, who were schhdbled to be in Ashland Saturday to survey the surround­ ing territo ry w ith an Idea of locating a government airfield did not arrived here at that time but are scheduled to be here tomorrow morning, according to word received by Chamber repre­ sentatives. , N. Main and Helmaa Streets Hugh T. Mltchelmore, r ^ t o r , 182 N. Main St. Phone 491-L. Lathers« Church Services in Odd Fellows H all. H. H. Young, • Pastor, 632 Boulevard. Services 4th and 6 th Sup days. P in t Church of Christ 471-J Chrlattan Church B and Second Streets. Wm. V. Barney, Pastor 116 High St. Phone 382-R Bacbelor-gOlfer seeks bank* ruptcyft-hefedllne. A combination t^at is hard to beat.— Hillsboro Argus. Catholic Chnrcb Sixth and C Streets The Rev. Father, J. A. Carmody R iifb and C Streets. Phene 199 'LOOKING FO RW ARD T O N IC E R O O M AND S W E L L E A T S S T O P A N O D O ^ T FORGET >JO 6 F O R M E A T M X IR O F F IC E X S IM P L Y C A N T U N D E R S TA N D )T - 6 Ü C H A CHEEKY Y X IR S - rr-V /A S RATHEfc CURT. B U T M A Y B E T H E LA D 'S T ÍR E D OUT F R O M ’ k i g T jrip V/ELL, BELIEVE WE. IB to IB a. m^-B SSKJ b S»* wmi »« . -, — . . Ill« Violin, Teacher Of Viola. String Bans (Violoncello “Fspedele") Hotel STUDIO *-»»»—r* Ashland, Ore.—Phone 47 Musical Instruments Repaired, Bows Rehalred. WOOD $175 Tier We will deliver nay amennt of exceptionally good 12-taeh slabs nt this price. Bny them now for winter while they are ChjfioMker taurffcr O r , ▲«to lïriffet Tanrtul Phœ» UT Oflloo M Oak Bt Palatina, tlatlag and pagartng, try CUff Burlingame. 281 M L Ave. or phone 4M , IB M toe. ■Fall Gospel Temple Bbuleverd J. 8. Murphy, gestor Pentecostal Church Stone Church, F ifth and Main NELSON a»d BOB to n ; painting, paperi orating; zelimele« Headquarter« W ick •trenta B. F . Bingham. Pastor Trinity E p isco p i Cliarrh Company, phone 2IB. Second Street le v . P. K . Hammond, VIror. 42 Second S tre e t Phone 119 Congrega«tonal Church Boulevard Rev. Chas. D. Gaffney 468 Boulevard Church of the Brethren ( Duncard ) Co«.’ Iowa aad M t. Ave. A. J. Ellenberger 296 Helmen 8t. Phone 369-J By Taylor Mom and Pop \Y