Ashland weekly tidings., December 22, 1920, Image 1

ASHLAND WEEKLY TIDINGS
OL.XLIV
. ASHLAND, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1920
NO. 17
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AGGRESSIVE FORI) DEALERS
WILL INAUGURATE 24-HOUR
SERVICE, COMMENTING JAN.
8 BUSINESS OF HARRISON
BROS. GROWING RAPIDLY.
Tbo new Ford Oarage and Flatlron
building at the corner ot North Main
and Gait Main streets, is now occu
pied by Harrlsoi Bros, and Murphy
Electric Shop, and both firms are
settled for business in the new quarters.
OPENS ELECTRIC STORE
AT NEW LOCATION
Ntv Business Location in Ideal for
Murphy Electrical Store Muunger
Inaugurates New and Unique
Methods of Display Battery Ser
vice In Connection. '
ASHLAND Al'TO -COMPANY ASHLAND'S Ot'OTA. CHILDREN'S' PARK STRKET IS KKINC PAV4U4 RRATTV
OPENS SALES ROOM HOME, UNCOMPLETED, j PAVED; COST $10,!WMI. POLITICAL POWER
Ashland Auto Co. Have Leased the People Urged to Mako Subscriptions, Now Bitulitlllc 1'aveuient Will Bo I rjy RAYMOND L. CLAPPER
lis Part of Their Christmas Plan -I
Ashland $100 Short In Quota.
The Murphy Electric Store has
moved to its new quarters in the
Fluttron building, which Ik located at
the corner of North Main Btreet and
the Plaza, from the old location
on East Main and Oak streets.
Room Formerly Occupied by Sales
Billiard Hall, and Have Opened;
I p Sales Room and Garage for
Bulck, Chevrolet and Franklin l An estimate made today shows that
Cars. Ashland is still in the neighborhood
., of $100 short of subscribing their
The latest addition In garages toil"0'. Whether the entire amount
thic city will cpen its doors Mon- wl" u tnaet or not depends on
Twenty-fonr Feet Wide and Cover (I'nited states Staff Correspondent
Distance Between North Main and
Park Entrance at Intersection of
Park and Alder Streets.
Uuder contract of 0"kar Hubcr, of
Portland, another stretch of pave
mont is being laid in Ashland this
day under the name of the Ashland, whether the citlsens ot Ashland arejweek which will be a real Improve
Auto Company, with offices and sales' sufficiently Interested to finish up n ; mont to the city and the city park
rooms In the Stephenson Block at 19 1 nearly completed task. - ! In general.
This new building makes an Ideal j Main street, Just opposite the Plaza. j That this plan Is state-wide and! The street which Is being paved Is
store for this enterprising firm, andjpor ,ome tme during the fore part tllat success or failure will revertpnrk- street, which commences at the
is located in a manner that enhances ot December workmen have been re-lb"" upon every citlsen of the state. point of Park street where Ashland
its value many times to the lessees, j modeling the building and redocorat-i whatever capacity ho may be, Is a 'creek crosses the street near the in
tersectlon of Park street and the
Plata, and extends for 1400 feet
along the side of the park and ends
at the entrance to the park roadway,
PlVll flTV R I ,;),. Mll.
A dashing, vivacious black-eyed
Panumaiiiun beauty, granddaughter!
of Ex-l'resldont Le Fevre, and a so
cial leader of the republic's capital,
is playing a man's part in the at-!
fairs ot her nation, although women
are without the ballot there. 1
All bow down before the large
durk eyes, of Anita Ehrman, especial
ly her grandfather, who is deeply,
devoted to her uud is a power in
Panamanian -affairs. And there
are others Influential in the republic
who are suitors for the elusive hand
of Anita. To these Anita's fan is
mightier than pen or sword and it
is to Anita's brilliunt mind that
DIRECTORS OF
C. IF. i MEET
AT H
WATER COMMITTEE REQUESTED
TO MAKE REPORT OF ALL
AVAILABLE INFORMATION
ASHLAND TO ENTERTAIN" THE
YOUNG PEOPLE'S CONVENTION
NEXT SIMMER.
The main entrance to the Murphy; ingi anu tn0 building now appears' fact that not many grasp.
Electric Store Is made at almost the ag a Very attractive sales room and' Farm Home of. Vital Iinpiit.
extreme corner of the building, and ! garage. ' The fund thut the state is now rais-
the room being wedge-shaped widens Mr. La. Von Zundell, manager of '"ft l KolnK t0 provide a long fell
toward the rear. One of the finest, the new company, told a representa- need 1,1 supplying ' dependent child
features of the store is the large dls-jtive of The Tidings that thoy would ten and orphans a place to live; to
play afforded by the thirty-nine feet.geii the Chevrolet, Bulck and Frank-,1 and grow up right. It will dO;B(reets
of plate glass window. To the rear,n cars, and in addition would carry! ""is systematically, efficiently. Thiaj Thla streeti wnP It will not be en
sine oi ine siore. mr. aiuiuny nun, an vinn va una nf rhaii..t..i n...t ; mini is eiitneni io lie exioni mm , ii.i.. t . . i.i , ... .. .. ... ...
. . . . ' .. , " ..... .- - incijr iui .-uniiuaiL-iui iiurpnw, uuii descended from spa nun. r.ngnsn unu ,.,:,,, ,. .j...., fol. ,-,,wi,.iion uf
built display compartments for his Bulck parts. once on It. feet It ,lt supporting. wBlle lu UB0 will not ueal elusive-: Alsution French ancestry, educated . " f "Zt
lights, together with display shelv- The basement of the building Is The Christmas Plan. 'lv commerelnllv. will nrove a mud. .,.. ' a,,,,,, . wi(hn,.. ' Mp '. C 1
The Chamber of Coinmetco direr-
and circles the llthla fountains at thejmaity moves ot the chess board of tols mct al tllH ,il)tei Austin this
intriate I'unamanian politics cun bo
traced
intersection of Park and Alder!
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Of a distinguished family hfle. : t.jti
noon, a large round tablo having
been specially provided by Landlord
sholm tor the occasion. Oppor-
Harrlson Bros, began moving last ling, which displays the lamps and. being fitted up as the garage part. , Make this part of your Christmas, noeded nnd progressive bit of Im-'the provlucialimn ot many of
rrityuy, wuu iwu roiu imtiyn nim " iuiuict in a very uuiquu luDinuii. lujwitn a rear entiance over a granite! giving pian. wve your sunscripuon ( provement
her
wiilpr committee nf the, ('lifliliber hold
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laren force of men. and bv reason of ' the roar of the main rtore is a small .mninv n, ,.ni, ,k ..n.. i , n ni-Anont In (he fulitrp unrnrtunuta i a meeting unit inuKo a puiilic repiir,.
. - . - . f,u mi? uci,v,:,-n . ut-uiiLii eu. il I ux I iiNL mill iiiui'ii a ri-f n n t a runiiir 111 1 11.1 npi'o nn.
I the time of Monday's opening.
hard work, and good planning on the store room. Leading from this is a
part of all, are now almost finished stairway which o;jens Into the base
wltb the moving. Even the machine ment. The entire basement compart
shop is running in the new building.' ment will be used for a work shop.
The Ford Garage for severul years; and excess store room.
past has been located on the Pioneer j Leading off the store room on the
avenue corner of Hotel Austin build-j first floor is an exclusive' battery: IX THE SOCIAL REALM.
Ing, lu addition io which the Pioneer! room and the work (,f this depart-' 5 .
Avenue garage has also been rented ment comes under the head ot an
me new rord garage and the Mur-I cnuuren oi uregon. juae up a coi-more beauty to Ashland's wonderful meut of Panama's international re
phy Electric Store. It is expected , Action in your home, church or club; park. ' latlons. W idely acquainted in Wash-
that this roadway wtll be completed at ; and give it In the name ot your or-; Tne paVement which Is being laid inirton and In the society circle, ot
: ganlzatlon.
Do It Now!
SATURDAY'S NEWS
1 Birthday Dinner.
On Tuesday evening, Mrs.
entertained eleven
F. H.
little
by Hurrfson Bros, the past year. The ever Increasing business. The bat
new ' buildings, including the real tery room is being fitted up in the
estate, represent an investment in j most modern shape, and is so situ-
excess of (30,000 and are now recog- ated on North Main street that cars . Walker
nized by' everyone as the greatest! may drive inside the building for re- friends of her daughter,' Janle, in
public improvement ot recent years! pairing of all electrical troubles. ! honor of her eleventh birthday. A
undertaken 111 ABhland. This portion of the Flatlron build-; regular dinner v?us served nt 6 p. m.,
The change was made necessary Ing, although but a smull part, makes 1 Including ice cream nnd cake, after
because Harrison Bros, realized n an appropriate business abode for ' which the little folks enjoyed them -
year ago they had completely out-! this growing electrical business.
I
t
was emphasized by a new policy of
grown their old quarters and this
selves, pliiying games and having n
general good time. '
THE SONG OF LOVE,
tho Ford Motor Co. that all Fordj By Norman Wayne Phelps,
dealers should as rapidly as possible, No widow's wail would e'er be heard,
Art Exhibit.
A large audience was present nt
is twenty-four feet wide, and over! other American circles, her cordial
1400 feet In length. The bottom ; fBeliuir and fasclmitiiiK personality
Send In your subscription to V.ibnse 0f bltullthlc is two Inches in 'have served time and lime a'gaiu to
depth, and the top and finishing layer' smooth out some irritation. To the
Is one and one-half inches. Over surface observer she i u belle of
this will be sprinkled granite dust tlio party, With admirers crowding
nnd In that state the street, v. i.un around her, but to the knowing Pan
completed, will bo closed .to tral'fl: ' amanian, there Is likely serious talk
for time enough for it to properly floating over her fun and the quint
"ripen." chat on the balcony over the peace-
Frank H. Walker, city engineer. Is ful moonlit buy may as likely whit"
authority for the fact that the ap- to the affairs of state us to )he pretty
i j proximate cost of the street will be; compliments of Latin gallants.
II A (11 i
By "MHi Jorle."
....... , .. . ,, . ' The plant which has been makliK i
(Written for the United Press) .. . ..,, , ... , . , . ,
tho hot stuff for this street is Io-
NEW 4'ORK Js your blouse of tho, ... , , , ,
r cated at the Owens farm. Closelvl '
reuiiBtic or romantic bciiooii nave
O. N. Smith nt the Citizens Bank at
the earliest possible hour. Put your
shoulder to Yule log of Orphan cheer
and push It right into the fireplace
of human kindness where it will
blaze up in perfect light.
JUST A HINT OF THE
NEW SPRING BLOUSES
ot'sncli Information as Is available
at the present time.
C. A. Edwards reported that plans
were underway for a big Young Peo
ple's Convention in Ashlaud the d, til
ing season, at which probably tin
hundred would come from away, that
It was the purpose to make this a
permanent affair, and the assistance
following the completion of thin
street, work will be commenced oh
. f. s
WITH THE AUTOISTS
i .i1 A . i i
'Say. old mail. Is my tire Hat?"
"Well, it's a little Hut at the hot
nent buildings In every town,
further because the requirements of
you a Turner sunset or a Millet land
Reaper Much are some samp.e Hie-,(hnt flt Nor,h WuB sfr(.et tom, hut ,, vost of ,i right
tions which your new spring blouses. ... ... . .,,,.,,.,, jjb.
I.Tl- I... ,tnt, fli.ll fl
pictures hung on the walls and lis-1 ...,,. ,,., . icennesy or tne torn oarage. . ., -
" " " r n.-. ,wno runs a auio nniiue:
meice was asked.
E. V. farter stated that this was
in line with the thought of Ashland
as a convention city and moved the
endorsement of tho directors, which
was unanimously carried.
Plans were suggested for u largo
. I general gatherinir of the entire mem
iborship early in January, at which
reports of t li o activities ot the lust
six months should he made, also tlio
plans for tlm comlnff season.
j holly-wreathed Christinas waists 1 SHOPPING TRIP OF
1 ... I . Ik. .aloa nf'
Ford car. In Ashland 'territory was The blow, they struck for home and , wen,e fpe(, )u .Memor hal, ,ngt
uround fifty per. year.. Last yeari On .France's field of red, evening. After the feast was over
Harrison BroB.' allotment of Ford ' would fail their onward push and the company enjoyed a short period
cars was seventy-two and the total! power, .' . 0f dancing to music furnished by
volume of business exceeded $100,- r " tne Son ot Love were dead' , Harry Snyder, Lawrence Porter and
000. The 1920 allotment Is 108 carsgn ,et ug lng our songs of Iove
and trucks and 14 tractors, and the1 That all by love be lead;
business is still expanding and ex
pected again to double up under the
present aggressive management. In
addition to cars and tractors, a largo
stock Is now carried of auto special
attachments, like truck trnnsmls-
Jimmio House.
boxes that tell all this, for gift wuistx
K' I. .. ,1
l . llUl IIUUKIJ OQI uo itu
oecome seuicu in umir own iicrina-,, fco... ,, ,,, ., . ... . ... ... ;
and M '"'" must be able to answer if they be at.
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I the Sone of Love wore dead. "'"""" UU"B uu l" "" all in the sartorial swim. It
tbe Je8tfr Wlnburn interests as re- - : . . , . , x ..
gards the Hotel Austin, are such asbe misery wail from Palestine, i dered by s udents from the vniiou,
J . ..... ... I For clothes and shoes and breud,- grades of the public schools. The
o demand the fltt ng up of he en-Wonld break llk, waves on icy short, exhi))it , an unu9UIllly fllle one und
tire building for ho el and -tnlUrlun. . U the Song of Love were dead. instructive study of good
purposes and the former Ford Oar-: ;
age will soon become a scene of j-ad-jT'ie "Jt Cr089 wlth 1,8 miMy 1lc,ure8'
leal Improvements for that use, j ,Tjs whate.w 1)e Sald ' ' w . . .
When the Ford Garage was first; would perish from the earth and die, ncinia reeo.
established in the Hotel Austin build-j' If the Song of Love were dead.. . 1 Members of the Junior and senior
classes of the High school held a
Secretary Fuller Is a delegate to
the Slate Chamber of Commerce nt
man; Portland next week and will also nt
' tend the moetlng of Chamber of Cojn-
"U depends on how near he conies memo Secretaries at the same time.
I
For all that's great and kind und
true,
Shall cease to live when love Is
dead.
are being offered In ulvunce sprint, j j.pt's take a shopping trip with the
styles. Thoy confusingly resemble an newspaper paragiTphei-B. We stun
nrt gallery, for neck, sleeves and .down the main ctreot on our Christ
sashes are covered with little hand-! may shopping tour, and there's
painted plaques, which contain a bit ; jin chestnut roaster's whistle
of landscape or some painted figure.! Ht the corner, telling you that the
or else- a mnrnl-lik; frieze hunn worms are done . NVw York Eve
aroiind hem nnd other bandings. ' ng ivi n 1 .
.One house Is showing models mado and,n little Inter, we smile on hour-
ot Yamanka silk, combined with ng this
georgette. A series of tiny plaques old lady, arter wailing in a con
run about the peplum and each! lectlouery store for ton minutes,
plaque contains a hand-painted rn-j growing Impatient: "Hero, young
ral scene. Thus, there Is a realistic tH(iv. who waits on the nuts?"
..... ... .
j bovine placidly chewing her cud, bar-; Everybody's Macazlnc.
Eleven O'Hock Club. I vesterB in u grain field, nil old wlnd-!Mnd u llttlo further down the street-
Many members nf the Eleven , mill, a flock of chickens picking up
NATIONAL NEWSPAPERS i0 hitting me." Houston Post.
Answers by Women Applicants for THINKS WELL OF
Auto Driving Lict'nM'x:
"If your brakes don't work go
ing down hill, wlul would you
do?"
"Jump out and put a stone un
di'ii the wheel."
"If your engine stalls on tho
" car trAslaMVhat wiuld you do?"
"Phone my husband to come
fix It." New YorkEvening Mail.
There is one automobile to every
16 people In the United StateB. The
ASHLAND PUOPLE
.Mrs. D. P. Monroe, u former Asli-
j In nd resident, now living In Santa
Ana, Calif., writes the following to
, tho Dully Tidings:
' "I received a bunch of papers from
iny son, J. H. Monroe, this inornlni;,
and the first tiling my eyes caught a
: glimpse of was Mrs. llockett'a lal-
i tor, ma rk eil so I would ho suro to
O'clock Club guthered at Memorial corn, and a woman upon a milking
Hall Thursday night nnd made merry
dancing to the fine music furnished
Jericho Boys Entertain.
The "Jericho Boys," a social club by the Dickey orchestra. The attend-
slons, truck and roadster bodies and: connected with the Odd Follows ance was good and the occasldn one
also of tractor implements. 'lodge, entertained In the I. O. O. F. iof tho most entertaining feature of
The local Ford business requires nall tagt nighti at wllicn n 0lid Fel-!th season,
more than double Uie capital It l'd lows, Rebekahs and the families were
five years ago, not including the large' ther invited guests. A delightful i Maccabees Elect Officers.
building investment. iiime was spent dancing and playing
This enterprising firm is comppsedj cards a D,K roast pig bnnq iet a
stool. Each plaque is Illustrated in I
realistic oil coloring. '
notice il. A In tlm oennle nt Asti-
population may therelore be rough- h(j , , thi,m fm.
ly proportioned as six rider to tenj , fcow ,
tested tbem In a way that I can't
i be mistaken as to their goodness.
! "fill! nu In cllninte 1 liillat rl I uu ttl'Hil
wuu ningo ai.u linger iiianiH. I'oiiceman ;o, Dili i capiureu
North Adams (Muss.) Herald. i three automobilists vno turned to
One local store has a number
of Christmas cards all decorated
dodgors. Syracuse Post Standard.
"Have .you got any of the bomb!
throwers yet?"
Other blouses are touched with!an( near the ladles' r.lovo counter1 the right instead of the loft."-
hand-palnted designs of conventional
pattern, somewhat bizarre and near-'
Cubist. Btu last year'.i fad for weird
little gargoyles and other Oiientai
figures has waned. j
A new vogue is Mn use of crop d-
ynu nutlgo your nearest companion Brooklyn Standard Union.
on hearing this
Husband "C'Oiuo along! Keep
ing mo hero standing like a fool!"
Wife "Do be reasonable, dear.
Cun I really help the way-you
stand?" Albany (N. Y.) Argus.
Margaret Review, No. 22. Ladles;
of the Moccabees. .lected the follow-, c!llno mii kl,il,8d sllk" 'ogether. Many
of H. D. Harrison nnd N. H. Har-;, dl feature. About 100 v.-re , Ine officers for the new vear at thnirl houseB develop this conihinntlou In um as we puss the postoffice somu-
slron,. who specialize on shop i" preMnt among whora vere a numb-r' recent meeting: Past commander, i asq:i style, making tho upper hulf on declares that .
snles end, and C. H. Pierce, who de- from Medfon, Margaret Herrin; commander, Mb-'"' tho crenB and ,ho lower of ,l" Santa Clnus gets credit for a
votes his entire time to the office .be, M Ueutonuut communder. Lil- knit "ilk- Co"" are of tho choker) ,;reat deal of "althful work thut
and financial end.
F. L. Smith, shop foreman, is t
Ford car specialist and all around j
excellent mechanic.
BANKS GIVE PRIZES
ilian Yates; chapluin, Nora Walrad;iuut convertible variety.
FOR BEST ESSAYS colleclor, Jo8epllen Wallace; record. Although most of the blouses
in reality is doue by tlio letter
carrier Washington Star.
The Citizens Bank and the First
are,
i cuiiei-iur, junr 1111 ivn viiiiiii:r, reuuiui -
keeper, Anna Helisley; lady at arms.!0' Ine KU' new-coioi-eo siiks ami sai-; passing tlio apaitiient house on that por's,
: Tread softly, all who pass,
Hero lies the body of Jam Lake,
I Ho thought his toot was on the j
' brake, j
I But It was on the gas." ;
. Juck Canuck.
A stun II hoy who often goes riding
in a motor car, is ir great bellovcr In
pruyar. The other day the car got
stuck, and Bobble prayed: "Oh.
; Lord, please help us out; there Is only
a woman chauffeur yresent." Cap-
. I.. 11n....t. IJn..... !.. . m..l,I...l.
I r nmnn nrnnli ml ' anrnnnl Hull ""Rlo-- uiuo7 .11 u llllllllluui- urOm nent COIIlei'. SOIIH'O U
Jack Maneely Is now won Known nauouui win u...:nni, ...--. ,,... Miia e. . : of new designs are coming in very n.enia
to the Ashland public as a good me-. lo the school chliareu tor tne nest heavllr.
. i.i.uu loiaai'o tt'Plttnn nn tho nirtiirft now ! '
cnanic wno gainea eoaaniun . .. musician. Mabel Jacobs.
..hn...... I.. hA u,l, n,pa n, 1 I1A '
uauifi nuui.il 111 mo .,-. . ' the r hand work: uliouna. but a newn na i, ...... ..nt,i n.n ,.i.i...
uable experience in the aviation ser
vice during the war. In summer the
mechanical force will be much in
creased. .There are also two helpers
In this department. J. P. Carson
and Kenneth McWflllams represent
the firm as automobile salesmen and
are a good combination.
Beginning Monday night, January
3, except for some unavoidable do
lay, the Ford Garage will inaugurate
Conventional flesh uud
j wiuiu vuuini, uiiiisirn uuu luwug Willi.
their Handiwork uliouna, but a
Santa ("hi us won't be able to
visit apartment houses this Christ-
Dodge furniture store. vorion i.yntiiixgs in ! touch Is given by the many rainbow
.These prizes are riven in order, CALIFORNIA HISTORY hued linens adorned with nppllqued
to stimulate the child's Interest in, -.flowers of contrasting material. Thus.
good pictures. , The triple lynching at Santa Rosaa deep pink linen with a scalloped
There will be two hundred pictures j ,U8t WBek ls , fir8t occurence of a' white choker collar has a corsago of
shown In the ElBon Art Exhibit at the , nntuie since the Lookout1 n,,n,.rf u.-hu iiiia. nf ih vuii... i
neys. Los Angelos It.
and you retort that
Duo to the l.'ck of coul, Santa
Claus can come down the chimney
without SOOTIng his whiskers
this Christmas. Rutgers.
' lyucning in aiimoc county on may, from white pique, and a white linen I 4irh we hear this conversation on 'lie Ledger.
men."1. ;?i loni when five men Calvin i t,in,,cn i t-rimmsn with valine inline!.. . .. j '
--, , . ,uuu. ,n ...... ,.,,,.. .M.ii.n iiTiusiiiir u iii'iiiiin ir s llliur
iY'ou must have been walking care-
lessly," said the lady whose cur had
! run down a man. "I'm very careful.
I've been driving seven years."
' " lady! That's nothing,
I've been walking fifty-four years."
Erie Dispatch.
; "Huvn you a llttlo fairy in your
home?"
"No, but I have a little miss in my
j engine. "--Philadelphia Retail Ptlh-
with her. I see by your paper thut
you had over tour Inches ot ruin In
November, while here In find's coun
try we nro having nothing hut stiu
shlna mill flowers of erery kind.
"I think that those of you who
have never seen our New Your flower
! carnival at Pasadena, should you
come on It accidentally you -would
j think you hud got to Heaven, and
i that Gabriel hud Just opened tho ves
tibule of fllorylund to let you peep
in on its beauty.
"I have had many communication!
from Ashland .this month from
friends, which I enjoyed very miicii,
and wish them all n Merry Christ
mas und u prosperous New Year."
wiuio .uui i.m .n, .i.o,,c..D..,:Hall faUieri and Frank, Jumes and fUKotted together. Another novel
all are good and Borne of the hand!Martin gongj auJ .,,,, Yattls,; blouse is of lavender linen, scalloped
the first night and day service ever colored photogravures are wonder-j gon.in.iaW were taken .from the i purple floss.
known at Asniana. -
Thomas Hoover, vhose special line
Is automobile blacksmith and gen
eral mechanical work, and who has
bad much experience In oxy-acety-i
lene welding, will be in charge all
! fully beautiful and naturally quite
expensive.
No one should fail to see this ex
hibit, as it is something worth far
more than the admission charge.
A41 the proceeds above actual ex
Lady "Are you ti e same man
who ate my mince pie last week?"
Tramp "No, mum, I'll never
be Hie saiiin man again." Albany
(IS. Y. I Argus.
guards and banged by a band of 40 1 jjany of the more elaborate blouses
masked men about 1 a. m., according outline the painted plaques In heads.
,' to the Yreka News. These men had thus making an even more ornate reaching home nnd feeling rather
been suspected of cattle rustling for.effect. One house shows an expen- chlllv wo and orr -omnanlons re- entertainments to liegin by 7:30. V
is desired to nave as many cinirchi
: PLAN'S ARRANGED FOR
COMMUNITY XMAS TREK
Tho program of the Community
Christmas tree will take place on Fri
day evening at lii.tl). This turly hour
'is to enable those churches having
TOURISTS CAUGHT
IN"
SNOWDRIFTS
night, and will be found equal to!?8"9,:'' t T" "" long-brewing public resentment
every requirement of the night ser- ' Other lynchings of this Btate in
vice, and can be depended upon fr phokksbor uorkivj; nv nkiv i tne Past 60 yearB are ao,ert "" f,)1
a long time and their arrest and slve model of porcelain blue georg-'aiij,,, thst-
lynching was the culmination of a otte In tie-back cut and with a choker
F. I). Wagner received a card to
day from Mr. und .Mrs. AK. Kinney,
who Willi If. (!. Miilhes nnd wif-i
started Saturday for Southern Cali
fornia. Tho party liuvo reached Sis
son, where they nro "holed" up for
several days on account of had roads
und deep snow. It took them two
days to reach this point, utter travel
ing through snow over the moun
tains in Northern California. They
passed many ra is stuck in drills, and
a number had broken down on the
way. Mr. Malhes' cur sustained a
break and has had to he laid up for
courteous and efficient attention.
This practically means that the new
Ford Garage Will never be closed;
PROCESS OF DISTILLING WOOD
lows:
convertible collar. A conventional!
pattern In orange and blue hands the;
neck, and sleeves. Opal-tinted bngiej
beads outline the nainted design, i
Along about Christmas time the
man with a quart or the "old
stuff" w(ll have no difficulty in
swapping it for a 'corner lot.
Los Angeles 'It.
j Two Indians at t ortervuie, loiu. Some simple slip-over, step-in blouses afte,. quenching our thlrt the
UNIVER8ITY OF OREGON. Eu-! Tnree hor9B thieves In Sun Diego, I are adorned with stencilled, very re- furnace man nuts In an appearance.
throughout the year. It has required gene A new procesa o wood distil-'1871- allstlc flowers. Thus, a shrimp col-j whereupon you remark-
some courage to atart this l!-nour; lgtlon ig bejng achieved by Professor' lwo t-n'nese n f'SKiyou couiuy. , ored aatin flaunts white gardenias,, "Rnstus, which do yon prefer for
. titntuhai-ft unit Kullri'iiv ttchnnl m-linlnr ; I IH,S'
present nt the open air service as
possible.
The clergymen wish to muke this
tt great service In honor of our Lord
and Savior.
Reverends Koehler, Kvsns and
Smith will deliver brief addresses.
The tourists uie comfort-.
a hotel at SIs-
son and will remain there for a day
'or so, until Jhe roads clear.
I TILS IV COUNTY
REPORT ON THRIFT
rhiln Christmas enrols will fill the
service In midwinter, when it Is well;0 ,p. Stafford, head of the depart-! 187-
known It can only be at a loss for a
while, but It is believed by spring
this new service will be so-well or
ganlted and appreciated by the pub
lie that the future will take care of
and a canary yellow georgette has Christinas proicnt. a ton of coal ""' Tn "w pl,v Invited to psr
white men . In Sunta Cru, blaek-eyed Susans stralllng over It ( or a gallon of whiiltey?" "Boss, ticlpatn In this Joyful occasion.
I Darker blouses of avy or black I Ah burns word." New Haven
Bakersfield, employ Egyptian colors and motif Ir ' Journal-Courier. "'M ,.T Vh?
itimn ir mil i lllliirrw.l
To date the following schools have
reported to the county school sup
erintendent on thrift work: Jack
sonville, amount, $10.25; Phoenix,
number pupils buying stamps, 10;
amount, $5.79. Sams Valley, num
ber of pupils buying stumps, 8;
amount, f 3.75. Medford, number of
even though you 8. and state rollege extension in paplls buying stamps. 69; amount.
wora- io correci tne. evils brought
you fill up the
9518.40. Mayes Creek, amount.
ment of chemistry of the University, rwo
of Oregon, who is now on leave of 1877.
absence at Kingsport, Tennessee. The Fiv Mexicans
. . . .. j , 1B7T 111. I. !..... 11..1 fl-.i.
process is destructive, anu woon in ; '" ""- me cui-,a.nd reluctantly you surrender ine The national federation of women's
the retort is decomposed forming car-, '"" iioii iiiit" m nun nrnno, iar, sieeves, or girni. warrow gir-;ju Your companions all laugh at rluhs have Joined hands with the U.
it and permit or it as a permanent! bon from which wood alcohol, ace-.l'"- dies of galllath, Jade, or colored met- your expense. But
feature. ,tone, acetic acid and by special pro- Two whits men for murder, 1884. ;nls are as conspicuous on the new register "surprise
Harrison Bros, also believe this ce,, hlnglestaiu and turpentine are.. Two cattle thieves in Susanviiio, blou
night service will tend considerably made. Much heat has always been 1886. ohem
to noid transients nere and to make:08t by cooling. the wood and then Two Chinese at coiusa, l88i. Three-quarter sleeves predominate, , ning the campaigns to find which Total amount. 1646. it.
of Ashland real tourist center. Ireheatlni it while in the retort.1 Four men at Treka, 1!5. in most all the models, nnd the slln- O. T. Bergner, manager of the children are underfed In any com-; K . mini nf iu 7S for th. .....
Professor Stafford's process is con-: What is said to be the only known j over, loose style is mo-e popular than j Vlnlng theatre, came borne lasMilght """"jJJ,11 p ,.he hom """ : mo
tlnuous. His new plant has been! lynching, of a woman in the history ever. For Immediate wear, dark ier-' from Portland where be had been . on ."H"" , Jm '1 JiKm,T
In Downie- sey and duvetyns are selling very spending the past week booking at- ed by the mothers. The serious need '. The Oskar Htiber construction com-
in puny have leased the Smith livery
Ivan and Troy Pbipps and John
Anderson are among the students running 17 hours, using one cord an lot California occurred
ses a. they have been on the and .yen-body Is happy and 9'Xb en"'!!, i,s50' Bllt,e F""- numb,,r nuI,il
nise dresses all this winter. i full of the Merry Christmas Spirit. announcing, advertising and plan-ibuylng stamps. 5; amount, 14.00.
Jacksonville
from the University of Oregon who hour of waste wood. Plans are now!vllle in 1851, when .1 Spanish girl, well upon the Avenue. These blouses tractions for the picture bousa here, for this work in Oregon Is seen
arrived this morning to spend tbunder way for a commercial plant was hanged for stabbing an Amerl-' nre trimmed with contrasting chenille. Mrs. Bergner, who is in Portland,! th ,ar ?,i0 of underweight barn on Park street for the winter.
Yuletlde holidays at their homes that will use 100 cords of 5-foot can whom she claimed bad Insulted or beads and have choker collars of will follow her husband home within ,Vmii kr L ,ni1 '" 11 " lWf lt,liilM
ner. ' , wood a day. , hr. I (U, a.lf-materlal. or satin. i a few days. urric. ', and road bulldine equipment.
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