A recent »«roe of the Emerald,
University of Oregon d a lli publi
cation, earrjee aa interesting fea-
Lturo story regarding
Kenneth
FWllsblre, son of Mrs. Mary W il
lshire. Granite street, well known
she had broken.> whose
lung«
were dally expanded by the claaa
prairie winds as she was pitched
head-first through barn windows
by the ngly-tempered Harris.
"A common pond seems
to
dtaw these people together
so
that they form their pwn opin
ions of guilt Jong before * case
Is threshed out in court. Being
a denizen of the wide-open spaces,
Lorena was “one of the boys”—
which. |n the opinion of M r. W il
shire, vjaff worth mar«, to her than
tin Ashland..
The story Is as follows:
calta, w ell modulated voice. A t
tlmps daring her tastlmony
it
T H A T a lo t* Of prophets of t
dropped no low that even I had' gloom and woe teem to be run
difficulty in hearing what she ning loose around tho country.
T H A T those stumbling blocks
“fco, har features era not what
In the March of Progress are
pne, would describe as beautiful spending their tim e working their
o r |ve n pretty-—with the ekeepi vivid imaginations overtime, rant
tlon< of her eyee. She has quite ing »boat power trusts, railroad
domination, W a ll street and ev
erybody gnd everything that rep
resents the backbone of prosper
ity and progress* for this country.
T H A T they talk about this and
Cliwealpte and Cocoa
th a t corpoçattoa • and how It
to
, Cocoa la Just chocolate w ith grtatflng the people down Into the
some of the fat extracted. They dust.
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C»me from the cocoa beans which
T H A T a corporation is nothing 4-
were used In Mexico and the
more or less thap men and money
W e # Indies long before the dis banded together to i o w h at’ one £
covery o f America.
T h e ' first man cannot do alone; It takes >
factory foe the production of capital bo make payrolls, it takes £
chocolate and cocoa was erected capital to build cities and to ,d q
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In Dorchester, Mitas., Jn 1715. anything'big that is for the bet
Now our Country h i the world’s terment of any city or country.
greatest m anufacturer a«d. the
T H A T I hear much about a s o - z
largest consumer of chocolate called-power trust. I t la report
product..
ed that the power companies of
In preparing cocoa or choco the.U nited Stakes hare over four
la te as a beverage, it eboold be m illion stockholders', and the t
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cooked about five minutes to ettÿkholdera own the companies;*
thoroughly cook the starch which ao If four million cftlsen« of the*
they contain. Pouring the bo il United .States «ompose the * so-
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ing m ilk or water oner the cocoa called power trust, i t m a s t b q g
is not sufficient to ebok it. This good one. , W e need some more
cook in g process m akes the choco like it in the other lin es o f busi
Any* tim e fo u r million
late more digestible and It brings ness
Americans
pnt their money into
out the flavor batter. -
a business and run It as edeeeaa«
In "making a cake, one ounce
fa lly as the modern
privately. | f
of the chocolate to each cup of
owned utilities are run, it la tim e Z
eakq floor gives the cake a v^rp for knockers to 1 quit t h r i v i n g '
rich color and a very dellvbms
brickr. and 'throw bouquet« f c - « F
flavor, An ounce la very easily
Si
determined, beepuse each piece
H ’s .sad to relate that Xhere,
of chocolate la marked off Into seems to bo sol» brotbdrs in this ’ 1
squares, each of which contains aountry^wbo.ar« •doing' thafr beat ,
one onnee.
I f cocoa la to be to 'd ra g the rest of t^e country
oaed, add three level tablespoons 1 down to their own level o f a six *
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to each square o f chocolate call Foot, un-dug grave.
ed for.
O rdinarily
each
square
of
chocolate contaJcfi • one table
spoon fat. By knowing thl»» the
proper allowance may , be made
when adding bboeolate to plain
tak e. I f too much fat la added
the cake« w ill be too rich and
Sharkey Cleared But
crumbly.
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Meet Heeney Before
Chocolate ia vary nutritious
is Reinstated
Such high food z value can be
obtained from a email piece that
N E W YO RK. Nov, IS .— <IP>—
It la prqmiaent in the diets of
Boston’s contemtor for |he heavy
soldiers, ealloro sad travelers weight championship of t h e
when there Is need of decreasing world, and Joe Dundee, welter
tba baggage carried, i t has been weight titleholder, were anspend-
estimated that one onnee square
Naw Y ork State * Box-
contains one hundred and seventy iMMMgpiission today.
HINTS
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j “ With, hie ear frosen white by
»the drifting snows on MeKensie
l ass, Kenneth 'Wlkh|ae> senior in
LjLurnalbpd, has ' returned
to
[school after a four days* trip to
; Lakeview, where be helped to lo<
c a te h is ,<000 hddd o f sheep that a whole reglnenta-of lawyers.”
had becoipo .lpet daring a Mis-
sard in tho intricate defiles of
Buzzard canyon. Mo also sought
fresh pasturava and collected data
<)p th e wool m arket tor the spring
PLAN CONTEST
FOR FIDDLERS
Shearing. ’ •
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“ Born during a concert of coy
ote ho w lin g son the vast deaert
plains of Southeastern Oregon» a
tattile on the rocking back of a
W ill mustang.eerred as Kenneth
W ilsh ire ’s cradle u n til ho grew
June «. 1 1 « , Malar L e w Wllltama J* „ Cleveland,
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my ir e to resene the body of CoL Pater A, Porter, WUed to artton strong enough te rl^e without be
tag the battle of Cold Harbor. A t the « “»al reunion of New, ing lashed t o t h e horn. Ms left
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old C.
“ Bloody
Eighth"
this year
at Batavia,
N . T ., body
M ajor
A fter
es « met
B. Porter,
grandsoh
o f the
oHcer whose
¿ ¿ W
» g il J home at the a>? of 14.
are A T lw two, pictured above, W
htad the Bloody roaming about cactus and aage
brush tor 10 years, sleeping out
Eighth** as president and rice president.
under the open stars with ecor-
rions and rattlesnakes tor bed
fellows, he found himself posses
sed of two great handn of sherip
that whitened the desert land to
the faphorlzans lik e the wintry
snows. Today at the. University,
we find him a ssan of quiet, de
termined demeanor, pursuing his
work with the same avidity that
he used in picking the cactus
stickers out of his pants the tim e
he did a .Prince of Wales into a
cactus bed.
“ In the open desert
regions
'ranged by Mr. WKshlre’a sheep,
there are no feneps, and no water
except In tho winter months. Dur
ing a year his sheep feed over an
800 mile range, spending the
summer in the foolhillg of -the
d Cascades, wb?re the young lambs
frisk
upon
the
mountainside
while thqir morq sedate parents,
contemplate the scenery, Accord
ing to Mr, W ilshire, his sheep a llt
- know him by his first name and
possess agreeable and
amiable
dispositions thgt make . t h e m
5 lleasant associates.
Better Homes” Exposition
at Medford to Attract
Old Timers .
Considerable In té rê t Is being
aroused, among “ Ye Old Time
Fiddlers“ In the coming "Old
Flddfers Contest" to be held as
one of the many feature attrac
tions in the “ Better-Homes” Ex
position and Merchant’s Holiday
Jubilee which starts at the ;drm-
ory Wednesday, December 7th,
according to the committee in
charge of the contest.
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It is expected that tiddlers from
all over Southern Oregon w ill
be here to via for the handsome
loving cup which w ill be pre
sented to the winner, as the
champion “old-time fiddler” of
Southern Oregon. The Old-TUpe
Fiddlers contest will be staged on
Saturday night. December 10th
and the winner w ill be announ
ced from the state.
The com
mittee wishes It understood that
no professional musician w ill be
allowed to enter the contest,
?ortsw om an
FIXED EVERY PAIR OF SHOES THAT WAS
PROMISED LAST SATURDAY.
Yours for Saturday Shoe Repairing Servioe.
OVERLAND SHOE SHOP
Where Your Feet W ill Bring Yon Back.
USED CARS
Colorado Folks
Move To Ashland
Reconditioned Right
and Priced Right!
Mrs. A". B. Carlson, who recent
ly came to this city from Fruita,
Colorado, has taken over the man
agement of the Ltthlan
Apart
ments. Mrs. Carlson Is much
pleased with
the
possibilities
which Ashland offers. H er daugh
ter, Miss M arla Carlson, who has
been lit training at the San Jose
Hospital, San Jose, Calif., is em
ploye.« at pie Community hospit
al., Mr. Carlton Is expected to
reach Ashland
within a
short
While in Lakeview, M r. W il-
»►phire attended the tria l of Lorena
•T iic k e y , which, he said. Was typ-
IBfeal of most trials In that region.
t wave of publje sentiment that
’ wep« the desert portrayed “Lor-*
'na a * an unsophisticated, frail,
ittlo rodeo rider who loved horses
more than she did tractors, (ne-
Ito of the owner of the Detroit American League ! .looting hew many steers* necks time.
aeveral homes at the Michigan state fair and
hem herself, as this picture of Mr»- Navin taking
.hedge Indicates./
MAKES
SHOP
id, Oregon
Martha Just Throws Rocks at ’Em
•ggRfh*
Sharkey was put un-
M taPal ban the' commission
n a u a B lm ot c h a rg e s c la im in g
M W s o that he would not have
to W e e t Tom Heeny of A ustralia
at the Madison Square Garden
tonight. He is suspended, how
ever, until he Uoes m e e t
Heeny. Dundee end hie* manager.
Max Waxman are suspended o a-
t l| charges against them In C ali
fornia are cleared.
FOUND
Renamed H o r n e -
Mr«. Gedrge A. Briscoe, accom
panied by her parent«, M r. and
Mrs. Wesley Vogeli of Talent, re
turned home a* few days pgo from
Eugene, where they visited Mrs.
Vogeli’s brother, M r. Barber,
whom they found much improved
from a recent illhess. Mrs. Bris
coe resides on Weightman -.re e t
In this city.
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, 1 v h#r prey’ they «**> but Martha
I t , of FLot Rock. Ore.»weeds only a rock o r two. The girl,
irda fcheep on the ranch of her widowed mother, to pictured
here with two bob cats the killed w ith rocks.
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The Eleventh Annual Red Cross
R oll Cal], to a wnmmons to service.
Join today for 1*281
ACTION,
AMD TBX COST IS SO
SMAU. IH
The Daily Tidings
calories or more than a glass
o f- m ilk.
Cocoa Is Insoluble- Jn m ilk or
water ao don’t be surprised to
find a sediment* In the bottom
of the cup that has been «tand-
Iftg For quite a while without
stirring. >,> > •
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Three Pocket Leather B rief Case,
a retd value a t . . . . . . . . . . $5.00
Samson Hide Brief Case a t . . $2.00
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The Distinctively Dressy
“All Occasion”
GOLF SHOE FOR SPORTSWEAR
Being Introduced a t . . . $7.50 .
WITH GRÒ-CORI) OR LiKATHER SOLES.
(This Remarkable Price for Six Days Only> v
THE 19TH HOLE GOLF SHOP
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