I Ylnosda.y, lvlirunry 4, 1020 AShTAXI) TIDPJGS PAc2 HKflK miutr,n!!::nn:::::a:::::n:mr.:!:n:!n:a LOCAL AND PERSONAL jj i:::!::::::::::i:::::::::::!::m!ttt!mti:tn:b VKDNKHDAY'S NKWH Tho party, given by th C. L. S. C. last Saturday in honor of Mrs. Charles RnlHTtHon was held at Hit liome of Mrs. 0. Winter on the Boulevard, whoso home was beauti fully and artistically decorated for the occasion. Mr, and Mrs. Charles Robertson leave today for Redding, Calif., where they will net llieir car which Mr. Itobertson took over the mountain gome time ago and will then drive down to various point; in California before finding a place in which to locate. torday afternoon. Tho accident is ' produce association for the pnst two serious one and the young man will he laid up with his injuries for some time. cunnory leaches to perpetuate their j Trans-Pacific trade is about to re grab. If passed, It would forever, ceive its first great help from the ruin hook and line fishing In the I nited States Shipping Board. This Rogue. information is contained In news dls- ! patches which have been received Sam Jordan left today for SaniUBiiully in vogue, so Miss Llnebaugh A seven and one-half pound son from Washington, which stain thm Francisco on a trip in which he will 1 takes hers-jjow, and works during: was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Milton definite plans have been made to combine business with a vacation. the summer. She expects to be gone Fruley this morning at 11 o'clock. 1 allocate several large passenger ships throe months. . yeurs, is taking her "Bummer" vaca tion at her home in Silver Lake, Ore. Business at the fruit association is very brisk at the time vacations are Mr. and Mrs. J. H. McOee are back from San Francisco where they had been spending the past two weeks. Frank Jordan, who has the con tract tor the new bridges on the Pa cific highway extension south of O. H. Barnblll is assisting the Or- Mrs. t' the Pacific trade not later than A. H. Russell iukI daughter' next May. Mabel left this morning for the lat- egon Crowors' association in the or-1 tor's ranch near Grenada, Calif., to At the Commercial Club trustees ganization of the orchardlsts of the! look over conditions preparatory to meeting Tuesday the matter of a Rogue Itlvor valley. 1 the opening of sp lug. Ben Shores of LaGrande. has come Ashland, this week put a crew at; into the Hoguo River valley ,to re work on tho Neil creek bridge near side, and has purchased a big ranch H tlio Homes ranch. If weather eondl- out from Medford, where he expectsi 3 Hons permit Mr.Mordan will push to move his family soon. Mr. Shores: BnKtfKinHtrttRtmmittHBtlttUnnJOTUl advanced and some discussion over the work rapidly along from now and son Claire, who Is a member of 1 SATURDAY'S NKWS ! the advisability of celebrating on t JitttnimmnmBKmanHfl n The Social Realm Fourth of July celebration was spir itedly discussed. Owing to the fact that the Fourth comes on Sunday, it is deemed that something entirely different in the celebration line will be necessary. Numerous Ideas were Tomorrow, January 20, In McKin ley day, celebrated in honor of the birth of tlin martyred president. It!.. Is also the day on which all persons lire supposed to wear a carnation, as vu token of remembrance of the love tho president always exhibited for that flower. T. N. Humphreys and wife leave today for Albany and other points in tho north, where they will visit with their sons for a week or so. Miss Anna Hargrove left last night' for San Francisco to attend millinery! openings. She was accompanied by her sister, Mrs. II. 1'. Neil. The lat-j parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. 1'. Hallliill. ter may go on to Los Angeles to! Mr. Halfhill served In the navy dur vlsit with another sister, .Mrs. I). I,, lug tho war as a wireless operator. Glenn, who is spending the winter and for the past year Bince his dis thero, , charge has been living in London Ashland Post of the American Le- glon has been authorized to establish a women's auxiliary i:i Ashland, and will make arrangements for the or ganization some timo next mouth. All wives, mothers, sisters and daugh ters of men who are members of the American Legion are eligible to Join this organization, as well as those of men who died in service, or who died after receiving their discharge. A large number of Ashland women arc eligible. Mr. and Mrs. Delhart Halfhill ar rive! in Ashland yesterday to pay an extended visit with the former's to the club. Whether or not it is ac-j specific purposes and discharge them' ccpted, Ashland can look for lively! when the purpose was accomplished doings emanating from the Commer-; rather than to burden a few standing ciul Club in the near future. committees with all tho work: Plans were laid for a meeting to' House. Committee F. Jordan, consider the matter of celebrating1 II. T. Elmore, E. T. Staples. this year. To this meeting will be Advertising and Publicity J. H. invited representative delegations Fuller, J. H. McCee and B. R. Greer, from every organization in the city Itoads J. J. Murphy, F. J. Shinn and every citizen j and W. H. McN'air. A plan for securing an arch at the The first named to act ns chairman California-Oregon lino on the Pacific in each case. highway was put under way. j At the conclusicn of the meeting Auto-camp matters occupied con. ; President Ferguson thanked the di sidorablo timo and resulted In nu ' rectors for tiie prompt and efficient Investigation being planned with n 'manner in which they attacked their view to maintaining the present rp-1 duties and urged maintainance ot utatlon of the camp. ;a keen regard for the responsibilities An opportunity to secure an ad In and obligations of thair directorship, an outo-enmpers" manual being pre- Tho following trustees were present: pared for free distribution to the J. II. Fuller, I). Perozzi, II. II. Gil 200,000 members of the National lotte, J. J. Murphy, A. C. Nininger, Automobile association und allied i A. C. Briggs, Homer Elhart, F. W. the hospital unit, was In Ashland Party 1-io.t Xiglit. Monday and Tuesday rather than this week at the home of Rev. C. A.j ,.allk Gllisinl.r waB hostess' Fli(liy "J Saturday. One feature Edwards, their former, pastor In I,a,(o a gmu mny o ttieutia at ner; advanced, and which will probably clubs was referred to the advertising Herrin, F. Jordan and W. F. Loomis. tuiiub. borne on the Boulevard last evening. ue ueveiopen, was that a speaker of committee with power to act. j . ,r t .T . , n- I Games were played and refreshments "ationnl reputation be secured for The housing problem which It is Mrs. II. II. Leavitt returned Tucs-! . . ., n(l.lr. n s.i.. m.i i... . ,.... ... .... served, inose present report a pieas- - " "-' j i .un..t-ui:u nm inruniie primus iu ash day evening from San Fruncisco, whore she went to visit her son. ! ant time. SATURDAY'S NEWS a massed band concert of nppropii ale music und a gigantic picnic din ner under the direction of the Teiicui) Club to Meet, The Teacup Club of the Methodist '1'u''t'les of the valley Rev. J. W. Hoyt Is back from A1-; church will hold Its regular meeting In order to secure! a concensus bany where he hud been attending next Tuesday ufternoon, February 3, "I'liuon nu get an early-start on the Installation of the president or at tho home of Mrs. W. H. Hodkin- im"8 a meeting with every organiza the college, und other ceremonials : son a 91 Church street. The host- ,lon 1,1 tho city well represented will pertaining to that event. I esses of the day, besides Mrs. Hod- 1)8 m'ld at a date to be announced . kinson, will bo Mrs. J. R. McCrack- B()on "scl,ss the advisability and Miss Alberta Reed has come to en, Mrs. James Lennox, Mrs. J. M. feasibility of a celebration. Every Ashland from Gerber and will re-! Miller, Mrs. II. E. McGee and Mrs. J. Ashlandor is urged to do some heavy main here with her parents, Mr. and II. Fuller. , 'hmklnK 011 tlle matter and be on Mrs. Reed of the Shook apartments.! i lm,ul wllen tl,e mw,tlB" "llc- Kntertailieil (liuiit.iuqilii Board. Mr. and Mrs. John H. Fuller enter- Neb., is a guest of Mrs. C. F. Koch-, tained the members of tho Chautau- TWILL land this summer, was discussed and "WlVfi while no definite action was taken If I FAIL to CUE any CANCER Of TUMOR each director promised to think about WllllOU! Knife. P3Ifl the problem and discuss it with his . Of f AT Ulllll LuKlII B friends In order that an intelligent . Mrs. Laura Antlsdel of Omaha,! where he married an English girl; lor at the Presbyterian manse Mrs. P. M. Grisez ir, in Montague, qua board and their respective hus bands and wives ut their homo on North Main street. The evcut was a charmingly informal one and was hugely enjoyed by tho participants. Troop 3 of the Boy Scouts has, last Juno. On their way home they been organized In Ashland, and! stopped in Philadelphia to visit ith Btarts out most propitiously. Rev.; Mrs. lialfhill's uncle, and later vis- Calif., this week visiting with her W. E. Bean of the Christian church ited Mr. Hallhiil's sisters in UritiBh J mother who resides there. is scoutmaster of tiie new troop, and i Columbia. I the organiaztion is rapidly incieas-l I Mrs. J. S. Parson was a Grants ing. Mrs. George R. Gohrke leaves to-! Pans visitor this week, a guest of i night for Dallas where her husband 'her sister, James Lowe, who recently came has preceded her. and will reside! hero with his wife from Lincoln. ! there. Mr. (iorhke has purchased' Mrs- E. E. Hewitt, who has been; Creek gave a dinner in honor of it. Neb., to make A bland his home, i a meat market In that city. ; spending the past fortnight or so in , It was a surprise to Mrs. Purves, and Itiitlichiy Dinner January 23 was Mrs. Arminil.i i rurvess i ihi niriuuay, aim ner son, ! R. B. Purves, und wife of Wagner has rented the W. II. Wenner bun galow and will live there. Mrs. D. Perozzi and Mrs. F. S. En- ! gle were in Medford yesterday af- Tho 120-acro tract of woodland : ternoon attending the meeting of the belonging to Ross Kliason situated county nurses' committee wliich met two miles from Ashland was sold 'there at that time, recently loP. A. Cox. Mrs. S. L. Allen's real (ale. estate agency made the Mrs. Merle Rohison returned home Portland, returned home yesterday, was a very enjoyable affair and the j dinner will be remembered by thoso M. C. Llninger has been a business' present, especially (he fine cake visitor In Grants Pass this week. which was cut by Mrs. Purves. She Mrs. Anna Ziglor left yesterday for San Francisco to visit for a short timo. yia a pioneer and is well known by Miss K. J. Raine and young niece, tho older residents. Thoso present Miss Katherine Raine, aro in Ash- were: Mr. and Mrs. Hallock, cousins land, while on their way to Portland of tho Purveses, visiting here from j Tuesday night from San Francisco! from Santa Cruz, where they have! Oakland, Calif.; Mr. tmd Mrs. O. A. ; and Oakland whero she had been' been spending the early winter. Miss; Stearns of Ashland; Mrs. Sahra Cole visiting for a week. On her arrival Raine is the owner of the Ashland man; .Mrs. and Miss Powers, Mr. and her husband presented her with a ! Nutatorlum and expects to return in Mrs. W. J. flean, Mr. and Mrs. II. II. i handsome new Hudson Super-Six the spring and open that popular re-; Goddard, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest I'ur- i speedster, which will be a source oflsol't as soon as weather permits. ves, Mr. uiwl Mrs. R. B. Purves ot Miss Bennett, matron of the Allier-; m'uch enjoyment to Mrs. Rohison! tina Kerr Nursery of Portland, who! during the coming summer. ! Talent. hail been (.pending a vacation of sev eral weeks in Shi Francisco, was an W. H. McN'air and T. II. Simpson were business visitors iu Grunts Pass Eastern SLir Party. Word has been received in Ashland yesterday. I For genuine hospitality and the over Sunday visitor at the home of'11'1" week from Mr. and Mrs. G. S. assurance of having a good time, give A .M. Beaver on her return home. Rm ler, who are upending the winter j Mrs. Robert Raney of Ilornbrook the members of Alpha Chapter, East She left Monday night for Portland, j '" Oakland, Hint they are enjoying was In Ashland tills week, where sho'ern Star an opportunity to play host ticcnmpanied by Miss Minnie Beaver,!1' pleasant holiday vacation in the came to complete! the sale of her ess to any event. The card party who holds a position in that; estab-' ,!;'y t-'il'' j property on Beach street to C. C. given by tills body Thursday was 1 ...1... 1 1 ...1. ' : Tl.lc Clin -., ,.wl,. tl,vr,,,r.l, nv,.a,,ti t tUa rnlo iUnnl IAH " ' " "' II in ASI- ,,.-, ,..., nua ,.,,. ,,,., t,..,,.,,,.. . ....j ...... -l.o-tn.l .,!,,! Il,n llt ran.lrul J. If. Bogue went out to his ancli the Beaver Realty. people of the city gathered at Ma-;, , , . , , ., from Washington bv tho army re- yesterday evening where he will sonic ha , where 21 tables were ar-i ... . ,. . ., . . , ,,,,,,, , . , I . . : cruiting station at Portland before work the rest of the week. O. F. Carson Is spending a couple: ranged for card playing, beside other; ,, , , , . . . . . i uiiai ui laiim -'iiienis can u inauu iui Ashland Post of the American Le gion is planning a big event on Sun day, February 22, Washington's birthday. This is the date set apart by the Legion all over the country when the memorial certificates given by the French government will be presented to the next of kin ot men who made tlio supreme sacrifice iu the world war. A number of Ashland young men are sleeping "somewhere In Frunce," or died in the homo camps during their mobilization. A grateful coun try w ishes to honor these men wit Ii a fitting memorial to be presented to the immediate relatives who helped In tho sacrifices by giving ot .their best. These memorial cer tificates will be presented to these next of kin with fitting ceremonials on this date. An elehorato program fitting for the occasion will take place here on that date. If tho weather is favora hlo this event will be held in the Chautauqua building, and will be one of the most Impressive cerefno nies ever presented here. The members of Ashland Post are desirous of getting In touch with the next of kin ot all soldiers, sailors or marines in this district who died dur ing the great war to whom this mem orial certificate will be made. Any one coming under this head is re quested to report to Ashland Post at once, as these lists must he i5 i-r , Aw TUMOR. LUMP S.V 1 that in the :f X 'f J1'': i I of inquiries CANCFR: it ii"v,t "W'S&W itly and was gnrv-! i-o-P Book -t W&'5'r effort can be made to meet it In the SooiHlha PUSTEHSyAf; near ruturo. The secretary reported past month the numbei had increased grei In lnri-of nn ,uv n.l II,., t , , , ' h'.t'1'A "Wn i ' " WIUTG TO SOME greater proportion than formerly 1 ... I II V T ;. U,'T 1 1 A f.i'O 1)75 L ! PT were not merely requests for litera- '' LUi'il WUldilil 0 LllChd I Hire but were from people who arc' jj P-fiNGER SitR? Aff M coming to Ashland to look over the uet.oiiMniupv.ry .'..u-sot ciilmt l'S.wrt , , .... o rt'itiM1 m.iiiv ' in wit i tun i, i'dnM naisten possibilities of locating and wished f,.-r ctrxl m )iH n-iiv ifilat,;i. yi-t n.il specific 'information. Almost half . Write Jr.S. K. tliamley f.ook t pfk of the Inquiries come from Cal i for-, 3 Greatest CaitCBf Specialist lit1!!'. P.tliiWa ilia from whence a regular flood or . r7 suctn st. s.an Froncisco.cni locution seekers may be expected this: PLEASE MAIL TillS tusoonWI.H CAhCM spring, lie reported the adoption of : a letterhead with an artistic park! cut and much information concern- Ing Ashland thereon; this proving of groat help In the absence of any Ashland literature. The lack of lit-erntiH-o, by tho way, being a great need of tho club which waits on pro vision of ampler finances. The sei -retary also reported securing public-, ity matter iu certain publications ami summarized Hie activities of the past month. Tho addition of farm anil fruit magazines fur the benefit of ranch ers who are making more use of the club room, was provided for. President Ferguson announced the following standing committees alter announcing that It would ho his pol icy to appoint special committees foi Headache? Rub Turpo, tho only Turpentine ointment, on the forehead and tem ples. What u relief! Try it. I Turpo the CITIZENS! BANK OFASHLAND laud during the past month. A Foven and one-half pound daugh ter was an arrival at the hrJhie of Mr. anil Mrs. S. A. morning. Pelei:!, Jr., tiii1 The election of officers for Ashland a business trip, I of days in Grants Pass this week on amusement provided for those whoso' ; Post, American Legion, place early in February. will tak" Claude Millit of the Plaza confer-! tionery store, is out today for the first time afler a wck's illness. j Mr. and Mrs. Vestal and family ofj Ashland, Ohio, aru among the new-; comers to this city. They are mule-! ing their home iu what is known as the Scofield house, on the north side., Troops 1 and 2 of the Boy Scouts played two interesting basketball games at the Armory last Saturday night. These were the result of thej challenge sent out by Troop 2, and! were hotly contested nil the way through. Troop 1, however, had the. j bent lies ill different channels. At the summing up of the score after the distribution of these memorials. The board of tiustees of the Ash Mr. and Mrs. Dan Willrout and playing ceased it was found that high iam commercial Club held their first baby are coining to Ashland tomor- scorn fell to Dr. Bertha Sawver. who .,wi.r f inon tu,i., ,uin. A. J. Davis, the Ashland attornev' i .i. : , i . .. niw iu hjihiui me itaj wiiii .tys. wo-' was uwaiueu msi niu.v a pn.e, ami Hn(j with a vigor which presages who left here iu the f. 11, has located (. ..h- m n i. r:,- ir v ii. fi.. nri ' ..... .... ., ' .. , ........... ....... . . , ,.iv,7 ,, ,. o , m. ,r ,. ir itrconio iHiinienis ins Hisses Manney and Bay rendered : yeaPi attended to tho routine grist jviossrs. Jinggs & Hi'lggs, Asli- several vocal solos, accompanied uy,nf matters und started thrf-wlieels rolling on several important pro mt TUBPfMTINI CMMTMIMT Ask for freo sample. roi-KVS IIRKJ STORK i ! I SE 'I Ir llfiil. i I HOW TO lll.lMIWTH RAINY 1.V TltOl lil.KS It has been tried, .tested and proven that tho best way to eliminate rainy day troubles is to haul a fund at The Citizens Bank of A s h 1 a n d to which prompt, weekly de posits are lidded. Ii you do this, you will be well prepared for emergencies ready for any lime when cash is n cede d quickly. Your Account Is hull, m! f70vn DEPOSITS, i in San Diego, where ho is practicing. land attorneys, aro in Jacksonville Mrs. Oarrln Fleniinir. Delicious re- n. . rucnaiuson, a lormer wen today on business. freshments were served before ad known resident of Ashland, who left this city about five years ago, Is malt ing a nne recoru lor nnnseu in Sam. .Home Day" at its morning service Diego, where he is a practicing at-iAt this hollr erfort wnl . ,. , Tomorrow the local Methodisfi jotirnnient. I Episcopal church will celebrate Jects. Chief among these is a tlnan clnl organization along revolutionary lines involving a strong campaign to arouse the public sense of civic Officers Installed - The following are the new officers ' lniv in mnL-o n,o ,iii.. ,,t i-,,-, .,. ,, uu i,.,s umu up an enna- t0 nave ai preget who at any timej for Acorn Circle, No. 64, Neighbors ! hotter acquainted with the work and IllO i.l.iclice. 1 i...R l,pPn fl member nf lliiu ctiunOi ! nt Wnn,loi-!,ft Tnul:,lliiin- nl'l'icprs- ! n....n.nti rt 1..1 - - - ............. ... n ........... j,unoi iiuiiit;a ui lilt -uiuiiin uiiii or affiliated with it In any way.: Mary L. Whitney. Past guardian organization, and finally to enlarge They will nlsa have the entire Sun-: neighbor, Odessa L. Foltz; guardian the scope of its activities by secur- FRIDAY'S NEWS Mrs. Anna E. Grubb, widow of the 'lfy school remain in a body at this neighbor, Emily M. Hammond; nd late W. N. Grubb, has sold her home service. Tho occasion will be a big viser, Vella II. Baughman; banker, advantage ot their adversaries, both! on the Boulevard to William Roberts: ev"nt in Methodist circles, and a.EdytheE. Phipps; clerk, Mabel A. li.rgo audience Is expected. V. O. N. Smith and Rev. C. A. Ed- in ago und height, and won both of Brownsville, who will move here games. i with his family about April 1. ! i A. E. Hildrelh of Oakland, Calif.,' Mrs. L. Gartner of the Tlazft Ba is In Ashland today calling on old- zaar is a business visitor in San time friends. He was a former resi-! Francisco this week. " dent of this city and is glad to go j hack here once in a while to renewj Mrs. John B. Wimer was a caller; f'"" ex.-service men in Jackson coun his former acquaintances and keep on Ashland friends from Medford ty. The Interstate Y. M. C. A. has Roberts; magician, Nettie L. Shcr ard; captain of guards, Eliza Hicks; ing more members and a greatly en larged income. No definite action was taken as to the adoption ot a plan pending the arrival here of a representative of a nationally known wards went down to Medford last I inner sentinel, L. A. Roberts; outer night to meet with the Interstate ser-j sentinel, Martha F. Snyder; mana vice committee in regard to the fund.! geis, Josephine D. Crocker, Mary set aside for educational purposes Shutts and Laura L. Abbott; musi cian, Etna Abbott; correspondent, attendant, Callie I). Long Shelton ; ; organiztion which has been doing big things in neighboring states. Ho in touch with the progression of Ash land. Mr. Ilildreth came up last week to Central Point to attend the fjflth wedding anniversary of his pa rents which was celebrated there. TlU'RSn.H'S NEWS Miss Lpuise Gillette, who for the pnst year has served as bookkeeper in J. II. McGcc's dry goods store, left today for San Francisco, where she will enter a business col lego to take a commercial course. Lynn D. Mowat, secretary of the Ashland Commercial Club, has been requested to nerve as Ashland's rep resentative of Hie N.aoinal Park Highway association. yesterday. ' allotted $515 for Jackson county to be given to assist some deserving I. R. Frideger has purchased the men for vocational work in school or house on Second street known as the,C0lle6e. Edith Porter property opposite the Sanitarium, with tho Intention of fitting it up for a home. Mrs. Emmett Lloyd of Blythe, Cal ifornia, a niece of Mr. V. O. N. Smith and Mrs. O. F. Carson, was a guest at Mrs. Carson's home over Thurs- L. F. Thorn, representing the Port land Telegram, has been spending; day night of this week. M.a nie! t ,. ,l,,u. in Aul,l.,n,l will leave for Portland tonight. Mrs. Henrietta L. Green has sold her residence property on the cor- L. W. Storm of LaTouche, Alaska, ner of Union and Fairview streets to arrived home last night for a visit If. O. Childroth, tho railroad black- Mabel A. Roberts. will present a plan and proposition Surprise Party Mrs. H. II. Boyer was given a great surprise yesterday when about 35 of her Phoenix friends came up and ! spent the day with her. Not only did a delightful visit follow the tak ing of Mrs. Boyer's house by storm, but the invaders brought with them n bountiful store of pood things to eat, and a sumptuous dinner followed. at his homo hero. smith, who takes possession liumedi ately. the Lamkinigency. Mr. Bonham, who has been an in mate of the Old Soldiers' Home at Sawtelle, Calif., for several months, Earl Rasor, a former well known has returned to his home on Beach .musician of Ashland who is now In Ashland ot tiie hi (Hi of a 6-pound street. studying music in New York, writes ion to Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Gaines of, to Rose Brothers of this city that he Portland, formerly of this city. Thisj Mrs. Lulu un Wegen has so far expects to have a trial of singing be- eign grand inspector general, has young man arrived January 21, and ! recovered from her attack of grlppejfore the Victor and Edison Record! promised to bo there at that time and' will answer to tho irinie of Royal as to be able lo reliirn to her duties companies. No doubt in the near; will confer tho Scottish Rite degrees, ' SCOTTISH RITE INITIATION AT KI GENK MAIUil 5-(l While on their way homo from This sale was mado through I Portland tho first ot the week Stu art Saunders, potentate of llillah W. Dunn, past potentate of the Tem ple, utopped ut Eugene and arranged with the local Shriners to stag a big initiation there, March S and G. P. S. Malcolm ot Portland, sover Clark Gaines. Mr. and Mrs. KhIo Shepherd and little daughter started this forenoon at the State Exchange. Miss Eleanor Greer returned last singer on their Victrolas in their evening from Sacramento." Calif., homes. for Southern California to join Mr. whero sho had been living during! and Mrs. C. F.- Shepherd, who urejthe year. j The meeting of the Southern Ore- j future Ashland people will have the' including the 32d. This will enablej pleasure of hearing this popular; Masons of Eugeno und that part ot spending the winter in the south. the state to take the higher Scottish Rite degrees, thus qualify themselves for the Shrine. A large number of the members: of Hillah Temple expect to go to Eu Otis Johnson, the young son of Mr. and Mrs. O. II. Johnson, while Medford this winter, taking prt in the exercises in thej her position, physical training class of the Senior; Jligh school, had the misfortune to! Miss Blanche Linebaneh, break two bones in his right arm yes-kecper at the Ashland Fruit I gon Fish and Game Protection Asso- Mrs. O. H. Bamhill, who has been elation at Medford, Thursday, went ! gene on those dates and will put on teaching In the public schools In on record as strongly ngainst the bill the work on tho second night. While has resigned which is proposed by the Clackamas! in Eugene Messrs. Saunders and County Fishermen's' union. That Dunn were dined by the Masons of r bill, initiated for the election next that city. book-j November, should by all means be ana. defeated, at R was batched by the Centralia to got a candy factory. SMART NEW Street Pumps When faultlessly fashioned and properly fitted, pumps are quite the daintiest style of Hiring footwear you can choose. We have new styles and col ors Just In. Sizes are soon broken and cannot be replaced under present conditions. 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