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TVcdiMwdny, August 11, 1020 ASHLAND WEEKLY TnHHOS PAGE TltHEJI LOCAL AND PERSONAL FRIDAY'S 1TEW8 j plans include the three troops of ! Ashland, and will take place tome time this month. Miss Hazel Brpiee, who has Mr. and Mm. I. F Psriniann were called to Klamath Falls this1 leen "Pend"1 " unmer " Ash. week by the death of Mr.. Charles land- a ue9t of MlsB 0eorla Cof Ferauson. slaterln-law nf Mr sw. fee. enjoying farm life this guson. The funeral of Mrs. Fer guson took place -this afternoon.1 Miss Aalleen Hickey of Duns mulr ,who stopped off in Ashland from a visit In Portlund and spent th,ree days with the Misses Ruger, left for her home last evening. She was accompanied to Diinsmulr by Miss Gertrude Bisscll D .11. Bnrueburg, wno recently purchnsed the Tumor residence on North Main street, has moved into Ills new home. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Turner have returned to Long Beach aftor spending the past!Drlet vls,t month here closing out their Ash land Interests. Mrs. J. R. Benson nnd Mrs. Pearl Hendricks of Myrtle Point are guests at the home of I.. A. Rob erts on Nutlcy street this week. Mrs. Benson Is the mother of Mrs. Roberts. John Taylor of the Willamette week at the ranch of Mrs. M. F. Swlgart, eaat of Ashland. Frank Swigart has gone out with a party on an automobile tour through point:) in eastern Or egon. Misses Cathryn and Louise Henson are spending the week at i the' home of their cousin, Judge Tou Velle, in Jacksonville.' Harold Deadman, University of Oregon friend of Verne Bine's, is here today from Portland for a L. L. Mullit came in from Lake of tho Woods yesterday morning. Bert Turner1-was over from Yreka last evening. SATURDAY'S NEWS The usual large crowd of music lover and irreprrsnible children guthered in the pari: for the week- Barham Bros.' sawmill has been heat. They are delighted with bureau to handle the matter of finally controlled after burning Ashland and will return again. j securing fruit pickers for the or- pretty much all week. The extent j chardlsts. of the damage has not been as- Mr- and Mr- Merle Robison, certained. " Mre- c- v- Beeler, Miss Ooldie The Valley band will play a con- San Francisco, Calif., July 29. Of recent yearn Mr. Dunlup, with his family had resided, in fllenn county, California. Last. December he disposed of his farm Beeler and Mrs. Jeter returned cert in the Medford city park this i lng llteres,s and rnt t0 ,he City Rev. C. F. Koehler arrived this, Tuesday from Crescent City. Mr., evening. morning from Falls City, Neb., Rufclson reports th Crescent City hrlnrlne his mother with him. In rnnd to ha In tnrA nhane this Franklin D. Roosevelt, demo- year. cratic nominee for vice president, will pass through Ashland on Au- i. Clyde Williamson of the Modern gust 22nd, according to a sched friends at Plumbing and Heating Co., ofjiile of his Pacific Coast speuking Medford, left last Sunday evening tour which has been issued. He remain for some time, Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Walker were recent visitors with Eagle Point. jfor Weed, California, where he' will speak in San Francisco,' Sac Mr .and Mrs. W. R. Yockey.Wm nBtall a heating and plumb-' ramento and Portland. Misses Minnie and Nellie Beaver I gystem in the new Weed Union; and Ed Stnnnard compose a party Icrunmar school - H. G. Enders, Sr., is visiting his who have been spending a few; . json John '" Klamuth Falls, days this week at Clater lake. They I Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tullis.i are expected home this evening, j who have been the guests of Mrs. MrB- L- R- McClnln will arrive i Tullls' parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. j todlly ,rom N'evada to -Visit her Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Crisp of EI-!Cambr9 in Ashland, for the paat i Parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Bar- ma, wasn., are in Asmanci, ana montb ett Tuesday evening for will spend a couple of weeks atigt Lake. valley has been a guest at the ' concert by thje Valley band last home of J .1, Greenwood on Lib- night. The program pleased the crty street during the past week, crowd who demanded encores fre-l the home of their son, Isaac Crisp. Mason Doran and Percy Arrant returned to their work in Oak land, Calif., after spending two weeks with their parents here, H. H. Foster, wife and two daughters, of Medicine Hat, Al berta, arrived in Ashland Wed nesday evening. They motored through and had a very pleasant rett. Mrs. Elmer Kincaid nnd baby Mr and Mrs. E. D. Briggs andi8 "Pending the week in Med- Mrs. J. J. McNuir and daughter tord vislllnK friends. Marjorle, with W. M. Briggs as . . ' , ... , , Miss Thelma Throne arrived chauffeur, leave this evening for ; , ucaiiaj uuiii uci uuillO Ul illUIHll- 1 field and is the guest of Miss Mayne Jillson in this city. Simla Songer has joined the Cold Beach, at the mouth of the Rogue River, whe"re Mr. Briggs will represent the Ashland fisher-j men at a conference to be held between representatives of the' 'hack fo the soil" movement and nnnrtsmen. in reenrd to Roeue and interesting trip They arej mMng visiung at me aicwiiuums nomei n,innA,lui t aavman'a iintnnn find . ................ .... . na(l goue ,0 worK on Horace Mitchell's ranch. I at Belleview. Mr. Lester Ib look- Mr. Greenwnnd n,l Mr. T.vlnrl fluently. Durln one or two of "l "" - "- Gilbert Stewart of Medford was were boyhood friends and school 'the fortissimo marches, the Joyful lng afler the Sunset a visitor in A9hlan(, Ia9t evening. mates, and had not seen one an- screams of tho children at play ether for 50 years. I were almost drowned out. Tom Murphy, tho Medford man1 Leslie Fitzwater row pilots the Who shot up or at least at j mail from the postoffice to the Ccorge Douglas of that city when trains and vice versa, C. H. HaV the latter wanted to come into' fiadlne, who has tieen on the Job his house to sample some home' night and day for over six years, brew he was cooking, was fined! having resigned. Mr. Hargadine 100 ami "n 30 days for vio is planning a trip to California, luting the bona dry law Wednes- day. He will face a charge of at-, Mrs- Wm- Turner of Berkeley, tempting to kill r.t the October! California, was a visitor at the term nf rnnrt i wm. Day noma mis weeK. Airs. Residents of Rogue River ap- visit her son. peared before the county court! . Thursday and askd that a strln 1Ils An"a Hargrove returned orchard, and other interests here, Rev. H. W. Davis, who has Miss Ethel Troutfether is at Siskiyou today, Investigating an charge of the Y. M. C. A. work at I Cpening which exists for a teacher Eugene, leu Wednesday, on nis i tne sisklvou school. Merritt Dews of Medford. who returned home from Seattle yes terday, passed through Ashlund this morning enroule ot Klamath Falls. Mrs. A .E .Stratton and daugh ter, Miss Lorena, of Medford, spent yesterday In Ashland. cold storage box Installed in his . KinnBV , m,urllll, . bolts, nails, washtubs and the like down in Simpson's hardware store i today, Glenn Simpson having hit I 1 I fm tha pnaal nil i vnnti,n Irin, iiaiim uuiiiq, ul J..CIC lew , uavi3,i)aiiT lias lanuii uin a iai uiuj,- .. , .i ' , r ..,. ., and T. H. Simpson being busy on 1 . I . . . ... the county court over at Juckson- i . . , D..,..j , are getting nicely settled on Palm of their present Holdings, wnue juiuci ncni uii lu I diiioiiu iu , ul". way to Poland to ic'.low the Y. M. C, A. work in that war ridden , country. He is a brother of J. C. Davis of Phoenix. Thomas Hill is having a large harket on North M iin street. D. D. Walker and family,, who According to local mining gos, have been visiting at the McWil- sip the Gray Eagle Mining com. to receive medical attention. On July 19, an operation was performed on him with the hope of restoring his health', but com plications set In which caused his death 10 dayslater. Van AnHa,ann T1l..n ti...o March 15, 1858, In Missouri but came with his parents to Oregon when three years of age. The Jour ney was made by water from New York City to Crescent City, Ore-: Ron. He became a prominent business man in Jackson and Klamath Counties iul took an active part in public life. He leaves, besides his widow,; who wns Miss Laura Sergent, twoj daughters, Mrs. H. A. Troxel of Whittier, Calif., and Bertha E.j Dunlap of San FranciHco. Four, broth.ei'8 and three sisters also sur vive him. He was a member of Oregon j Camp No. 438 Wndmen of tho! World, Phoenix, Oregon. Funeral services were held Saturday at-1 ternoou In San Frineisoo, by the Golden Gale Camp Woodmen of, the World. Cremation at Mt. Ol ivet Cemeretry. , uniform. If such a plan is fol- the association is followed. To lowed it will mean that a driver' draft a model automobile traffic of an automobile coming to Ore-! law, the association has called a gon will be familiar with the rcg- meeting to be held in San Fran ulaitons and rules of the road In Cisco, August 23 to 27. The Pott this state. It will relieve tourists; land Chamber of Com merce will and other from mueh annoyanc9, send one or more delegates to thin and embarassment. if the plan of conference. EDUCATION PAYS FOB THK INDIVIDUAL AM KOIt THK STATE A Person with No Education has but One Chance in 150,000 to Render Distinguished Service to the Public. With Common School Education I Chances With High School Education 87 Chances With College Education 800 Chances Are You Giving Your Child His Chance? 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A movement w been launeh cd byjthe National Traffic Offic ials' association to draft a traffic law which can be used as a model by all statu legislatures so that the traffic regulations in the dif ferent states may ho somewhat avenue. ,a New York.s.vndlcnte has bonded $ I the Lowden ranch at the mouth Mrs. Agnes Herndon leaves Mon-; ot Seia(t valley, and will placer f Dm. 7 i.. k ....from Seattle recently after a suc-iua' rlMl ,,u,,u' '" ,u for gold. Medford Mall-Trioune, ... r..i.i .v mi . . . . i vat her inn. Gn i win .. Vo..!,,! h,,!.. ln tn. h Ulin. " ""' fluaugu- irom me raeiiie Highway to they-' --'- -ter was borB , the Herndon tarn west side of tho Rogue river bridge e.y "tore. ' ily in that city on May 23rd, jn oruer to givo nogueHiver tnei ......... .i. . . ! The Ashland Improvement corn- town, not the stream access to .... . . . , , . . ! pany block is undergoing exten- the paved highwav. The court1 , . .in a - .u 'lve roof repairs. ft., uunn nun iu, iv iiic fi,ii' osition over. Miss Edith Merriinan, daughter Of William Merriman of the South ern Pacific company, Is guest from Oakland at the' home of Mrs. C. If, Pelrce this week. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hill audi little daughters, who spent a fort-j "night vacation in Los Angeles and I other points in the south, are back home again. According to, Mr. Hill, the earth's tremors In i Misses Nina and Hazel Emery, who left Ashland week ago on Mrs. Lauren Hinman of Port land, formerly Miss Iva Whit comb of this city nnd Medford, and who is visiting relatives in iiedford, spent today as the guest of Miss Calla liiegii in this city. T. K. Anderson of the Pilot Knob Southern Californli mine, near Gottvillo, was In town home again by the serious illness Thursday. He is planning resum ing work on his property soon. The Fabrick mill near Phoe nix has resumed operations after being shut down for lack ot logs. The Fabrick mill turns out 20, 000 feet per day. IT. J. Eberley, in charge of state I Dr. A. J. Fawcett Is taking care' of the practice of Dr. G. C. Knott I of Glendale through the month of AUgusi, wnim i,r. numi is uu , Mij8 Ha.,.iet Ru(fer ,, ,.. vacation trip to the coast, then,.,,, vi.it tn s wi. an automobile trip to points in tourjng through northern Callfor-J A were called ,,( n.. Puwcntt will onen an of-: MiEI rwio h,iiu ni p,i,n,,,. fice in the Payne building adjoin- and Miss Irene Hickey of Duns ing Dr. Gregg the first of Septem-; nUiir are visiting at the J. A. Ru ber. 'f;er home in this city Lawns in the city are already beginning to show the effects of of their mother, Mm. H. S. Emery The Misses Emery reached home last evening by train, and left their car with Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Lane, who had accompanied them Nature's Remedy... NR Tablets NR Acts on the Stomach, Liver, Kidneys and Bowels. For Defective Elimination in Constipation, Rheuma tism, Dyspepsia. A 25c Box i Will Convince Yon. i: : ii:i,in. i. J.'iii, cnii,;; :,'f i,:inr::, !::-rrr. i.r:-;ii,:H. ri:. -::,.;i;;iii,i:,-:,--ujii;!!.;i!...::;:iii!--j. :u:::i::;i):':H:;!;::: ;r i : .; - "r i Jast Received The New Pack of Salmon also Fresh Strained Honey From the Mountains Stearns Sell Service Store 7 Main Street Opposite the Plaza DIED. Mr. A. V. Dunlan. a resident of on their trip, and the latter will the restrictions as to watering Oregon for 50 years, passed from motor home. made necesRury by the water !lhi. , ,ha n ', navn,, AHK 10H 1KKK SAMPLE shortage. Property owners are Los Angeles were i little too fre- W. S. Stennett and family and ; ur(?ed to make every effort to! the formers brother, L. E. Sten-hee their lawns in the best pos- ffirest fire work in Jackson coun-: nett, left this morning on a trip to , Bible shape by careful irrigation ty, was called yesterday to the1 Crater lake, to be gone several : during the hours when such Is head of Yank Gulch on Wagner (inent for much comfort although, creek where a fw ui burne( nature kindly withheld all hen shakes during their stay there. The day before her arrived in he over a couple of acres. It was 'quickly extinguished. The forest patrol plane reported over a doz- nniilhnrn nil if a n tut Ira tiud I n Iron y , ,, , 'en fires yesterday in California place, wh lie another followed the I . , ...... ... i.i., no Klamath county .evidently uay auer iney r.Mi, uui uuriiiK their sojourn they did not experi ence any earthquakes. Still, Ash land seemed good and safe to them on their arrival home. Mrs. J. H. Fuller is entertain ing two friends from the east at her home on North Main street. These are Miss Eudorn Snyder, principal of a school in New York city, and Miss Al'ee Palmer, a teacher from Atlantic City, N. J. These ladles are making an ex tensive tour ttyor.gh the coast states, and stopped off In Ashlnnd to visit their former friend for a couple of days. A 10-pound son was born to Mr. end Mrs. Jack Maneely, Wednes day at a local hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Newson Harrison left Wednesday evening for a trip to Crater lake, to be gone for several days. T. N. Humphreys, who recently ' purchased a pruno orchard In Douglas county, left for his new home yesterday. Mrs. Humphreys and daughter Mildren Joined him today. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Barber have purchased a new Ford end have built a garage on Granite street.) 4 Miss Elizabeth Schaumloeffel and Elbert Grer are spending the week end at the Dunn ranch. I Miss Flora, Francis and Ruth .Green, Dorothy and Omo Ge Bauer enjoyed a camping trip with Mrs. Green as chaperono. Miss Eleanor Cieer and Mrs. Newland have taken a house on Granite street belonging to V. V. Mills. The Interurban stage service,, which has been conducted between Ashland and Med'ord tor many years, has been extended from the latter point to Grants Pass. This service started Thursday. . Miss Alta Smith of Gerber, Cal.. . Is a guest at the home of Henry Smith a'nd family , on Granite street. started by lightning the night be fore. serious proportions as yet, but there are several laige fires which have been raging in the Pelican Buy and Siskiyou county districts for some time. The Lamkin Real Estate agency has made a number of important sales within tho past week. Among these arethe sale of the Charles Hoschele property, on Garfield street to Marion K Taylor and wife, who take possession Immedi ately. Another sale is the prop erty of Nicholas Dix on East Main street, which was purchased by Frank Beswick of Dixonvllle, who will take possession at once. Wil lnrd Miles has purchased the prop erty of Charles A Gray on Lincoln treet through this agency, and will take possession on September 1. M. H. Squires, who recently put cn the fireworks display in Lithia park and who Is remaining in Ashland, reports that thieves mov ed practically everything remov able off tbo place ho is renting on Upper Granite Street last night. While entrance to the house was not gained, the unwelcome vis itors took everything they could lay their hands on around the house and yard. Mrs. Charles Rutler has been the guest ot her daughter, Mrs. Lena Brittsan, at the latter'a home below Grants Pass this week. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Cole return ed to their home In Oakland af ter a two week's visit with Mrs. Cole's parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. James H. Doran. They were accompan ied home by Miss Alice Doran, who will visit in tho Bay City for a number of weeks. F. J. Horning of Topeka, Kan. aa'- permitted and to take every pre- icnntinn aeainst water waxtage ,iss uoera morns nas accepted both outgde on(, nB,de the hoim a position as sienograpner ana clerk for the Metropolitan Life Insurance company at Medford. Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Judd. of Sac- Noneofthem have attained " """ " nurn 1110 umiiic ui Ilia inner B sister, Mrs. H. C. Dyer. Mrs. E. Troutfether was up from Medford yesterday afternoon, vis iting her daughter, Miss Ethel Troutfether. Mr. Zurnstein, former owner of the Bon Ton bakery, has gone to Gerber, where he has purchased a bakery nnd will conduct the business there. J. Encke and family have left for their home at Roby, Texas, after a month's vis-It with Mrs. Encke's brother, Charles T. Morris. The City Council and the Com mercial Club committee appoint ed for the purpose are going ahead with investigations of ways nnd means for increasing the wa ter supply; City Engineer Walker is compiling date and by next year it Is hoped to have improvements made in the storaga system, etc., which will provide sufficient wa ter for the city's summer needs. WEDNESDAY'S NEWS Mrs. J. E. Callahan and son Jerry, and Mrs. C. C. Crowson and daughter Clarice left Thurs day for Little Shasta, where they will visit with their aunt, .Mrs. Ber( Huight. 4 Elsie and Max Crowson return ed Monday from Salem, whero they have been visiting their aunt Mrs. H. C. Flnster. " T u,.nn .7ir THURSDAY'S NEWS .... ;, . , ernor ot Indiana, who was killed' miss KUDy MCKny irom ron-,n an allto aMident Sundav. is land arrived last night for a week's I wel, known ner(!i hav,ng al)ear. visit at the home of Mrs. Wilshire Lj nn ,ho wi pk, , ,,iat- form and also being the author of On Savings Accounts Wo Merest A Dollar Starts an Account 'STATE BANK OF ASHLAND. McNair Bros. Tho UfawaJUL Stori PEIL'S CORNER BY THE PARK WHAT Tires your patience more than to handle horses and cows covered with flies? Shoo fly will do the trick. A new barrel just in and cheap considering prices for imi tations. Your cows will give from 25 per cent to 36 per cent more milk during fly season If sprayed with Shoo Fly. New and used sewing machines always for sale or rent, at Pell's, corner by the park. PEIL'S CORNER and daughter, Miss Pearl. H. N. Grlder and wife will lo cate in Ashland. Mr. Girder is already here and has secured a position in the Southern Pacific roundhouse. He is staying at the home of his s'ster, Mrs. Ural Coleman, for the present. Mrs. a book, "A Day in the Siskiyous," written after, a trip to Mount Ashland. The plane which smashed into: tne nrusn za miles north or Dia mond Lake, cannot be salvaged, according to Forest Supervisor Girder will come to Ashlund 1" Rankin and Aviator Captain Smitb the near future. Claud lilly and wife ot Port land are visiting at 4he home of his brother, J. K. Lilly, in Ash land. O. A. Paulserud, who motored down the valley last hignt, 'said that a regular downpour occur red In the neighborhod of Phoe nix and that he was greatly sur prised to find that it had merely sprinkled up here. P. Braghettl of San Francisco who motored and packed in to the scene of the smash. A few in-1 struments were brought back out and the remains of the marliine will be brought out later but It was too badly damaged to be worth trying to repair. The August meeting of the Ash land Post ot the American Legion will be held next Tuesday eve ning. , So far this season 4111 people have entered the Medford gate way to Crater lake alone. Over a thousand cars have registered in. I The season is now at its height, j . . . . 1 ... I A ioresi lire is leporieu u "c burning between Pelican Bay and mmm lUULb Co NEW SHIPMENT of Garden Tools has arrived. Good tools are esential to good results in garden or field. Provost Brothers HARDWARE Vacation Reading Wo Have :i iMt of Old Magazines Many of these ran ho had In consecutive issues. JUST THE THING TO TAKE OUT ON YOl'R TRIP AT HALF PRICE OK LESS AT Polfs Drug Store FOLEY ELHART , DRUGGISTS I 8l,!tHI!fll::irfurituTff3I'M,!.FT'' i! fA m iMmsammuwamrm'itkwwt. Ready to Brighten You lp Conqueror HATS and CAPS Impart fueling. that well-dressed New Spring styles. New Shirts. New Neckwear. New Suits. Spring Underwear. M i4 'i FOK MEN'S WEAK RY THE POSTOITICE mmmammmmmmmmmMmmmmm I Is a guest of D. Perotil at his Ash- Joined at Seattle by Mr. Homing's j lana nome- lonaJr "r- rerozzi and brother, John, are visiting his j bi Sue9t r soing to Crater lake. riainrhtArs nnri families. Mrs. R. I . ,. I A. A. Davidson. C. J. Davidson L. Powell and Mrs Erwin Poyen . . . T . ,u"u! on Nutley street. I. . . 'Klamath Falls. ( " " MV.W - ..ft... VIIJWllll, Mayor and Mrs. K. P. White and Roue River ller climate, left daughters, from Brownsville, were todiy 'or their nom Kingsburg guests of the Presbyterian manse1 th San Joaquin valley in Cal- yesterday, calling also upon other; 0- ' uivinsons, wno are;rlver toon- Ha wm gather ma friends in Ashland. They left J Prosperous raisin growers, state teriai for atore, and anaie for that resident of their home valley ' ,(eelhead. una u necessary to get out lor A forest fir started the first ; at least a month each year in or- Zane Grey, fapious American novelist, will spend several weeks at the Rogue Elk Resort on Rogue pians are being made to estab- llsh a Boy Scout's camp for a cou- this morning for Crater lake. pie of weeks at the Lakt of the. Woods. Definite arrangements ha.ve not been completed, but the, of the week on the Siskiyou near der to have some relief from the The Medford Ch-mber of Com-) mere has opened an employment! THE LARGEST STOCK OF Paints Oils Glass at Wall Paper IN SOUTHERN OREOON. Best Goods and Bent Prices. Get Our Prices. WM. 0. DICKERSON THE PAINT MAN lciTIZENSj y BANK 2 E O F ASH LAN ol THE THOROUGHNESS Of our service makes it a source of satisfaction to transact your banking businesa with The Citi zens Bank of Ashland. We will be glad to show you our facilities and re ceive your Clinching Ac count. AplCkH SAVINGS. hV" DEPOSITS, Just Arrived A Complete Line OF Aluminum Utensils AND Enamel Ware AT SIMPSON'S HARDWARE 37-39 NORTH MAIN STREET
