ASHLAND AMERICAN that will hold the attention o f all with its superb acting. It is “ Fight­ ing Love,” from the novel " I f the God’s laugh.” An exciting, colorful and romantic picture drama o f Italy and Africa— the story o f a girl who | VOU WILL P R O B A B L Y Among thou* in Medford Saturday Central Point; Harold Milner of marries an old man to escape a WE ARE MEETING WITH Klamath Falls: Mr. and Mrs. Par­ rake’s attentions and later battles WANT SOME QUICK LUNCH were Mrs. E. Kincaid, Mr*. C. E. sons o f Phoenix, and Mrs. R. M. 3REAT S U C C E S S AND with hers^f to overcome her grow­ Borg and daughter*, Mrs. A. H. Kent of Medford. MEAT, SLICED WHILE YOU ing love for a young Italian army- First smudging o f the season at Ward*. M ¡uses I.ucile lloldridg*. GOOD REPORTS FROM OUR WAIT, HAMS, DRIED BEEF, Talent was done Tuesday morning officer— her husband’s aide. Lucie Oatman and Ruth Hackler. 50c BULK COFFEE— THE on the J. C. Barnes ranch. Next Monday, Tuesday and W ed­ VARIOUS LUNCH MEATS— Mr*. Margaret E. Spitxer passed Mrs. Joe Silva and infant son are BEST IN ASHLAN D! nesday, April 25, 26 and 27 is a away early Monday morning, April both ill with the measels. AND THE BUNS TOO! Ben Lamb and Max Bowman were double offering, and both exception­ 18 at her home in Talent after an to Agate creek and to Browns­ ally good. “ The Gorilla Hunt, and illneaa o f over a year. She was born over ville Sunday hunting agates. “ Collegiate.” Every student in each - G A R h E N AND FLOtt’ Ei: S E E D - Sept. 9, 1866 at Norborne, Mo., She Mr. and Mrs. Acel Beckwith and FRESH VEGETABLES EVERY DAY school should see the ‘ ‘ Gorilla Hunt.’ was married to Joseph S. Spitxer. Clifford and Truas Smatr motored to Hilt and return Sunday. To make the picture Ben Burbridge. March 23, 1883 and had resided in Dudley Estes is assiting Mux Bow­ the greatest American hunter since Talent for the past 21 years and is man with his agate grinding. well known in the Rogue river va Mrs. Stalsmitih, Royal Neighbor Roosefelt, spent two years in the ley. Funeral services were held at deputy o f Medford called on Mrs. most pestilent corner o f the globe. Two years in a country infested by the Talent cemetery Tuesday after­ H. E. Bowman Monday. Kenneth Denton o f Klamath Falls the dreaded “ Black Mamba,” the PIIONE 17 242 E MAIN noon at 2:15. She leaves to mourn was in Talent Saturday calling on most virulent o f snakes, whose her loss her husband, Joseph S. Spit­ old friends. Pete Montgomery o f Phoenix slightest bite is death, and a certain xer. three daughters, Mrs. H. W. Two years w-here Mason, Mrs. Faul Quackenbush and visited Sunday at home o f Mr. and and cruel one. Mrs. Donald Montgomery. ACTIVITIES OF ASHLAND making a neighboring town the busy Mr*. Eveyln Stagg and three sons, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hart gave monstrous pythons, fifty feet in Y. M. C. A. REVIEW ED place that it is. length and tiny three feet Batwa py­ an Easter dinner at their home. The W. C., Jonas and Jay. guests were Mr. and Mrs. Will Hart C liff Garvin moved Mrs. Lloyd and Alia, Mrs. Leamins and family gmies with deadly poisoned arrows, W. P. Walters is the best Y. M. C. The home week|y PaPer in Ashland make the forest aisles avenues o f A. secretary Ashland could possibly guarantees its circulation. The Am- Haney and children to Dorris, Cal., and Verne Spier*. ork a n iom r th e ho v s ov in on Kao in’ ,ocal secretary, W. P. Walters, columns long enough and big enough Haney ranch and will take possession is*, s___ -i_____ _______________ , „ which is by way o f declaring divi­ TUTa/*nt hi baseball team won from Iife is 941 cheaP that il ma>' actuall>T dends on the investment and interest to call it an ad. The Ashland Ameri­ this week. o f the people o f the city o f Ash­ can surely wants to herald to the Ruth Budgeon was an Ashland Eagle Point last Friday afternoon be bought for a pinch o f salt, by a score o f 8 to 1 The game was The film is the greatest motion land in tne boys and young men con­ community and to the world the good visitor Tuesday nected with the Y. M. C. A. things in store fo r all in Ashland. Mr. and Mrs. P. O. Hurlev enter- H.-nry Burnette is painting his P l ^e darksome Since January 1, there have been tamed o > f fourteen at house this week wnlderness o f the African committee meeungs meetings nem held to plan We want to boost that Ashland com­ »„ru a <• company , w ----------- « jungles. ten coinmiiwe munity and we want a little help the home east of Talent Easter Sun- -0 m " ** * * ° nly ° ne & W in * lhe «*«“ M “ ^ Promote the various phases o f a weinie wrinir roast nm>i or ur Dmr cret'k jc apemen. m the everlasting twi- work. These meetings have resulted in boosting. Ask any one o f the — i j joy ru ed a » « t r creek day. Those present were Mr. and las Friday evening in honor o f An- i K . . . . . - . in the follow ing: many hundreds o f readers what they Mrs. F. L. Hold ridge and family. | « b e ll e Ixaming’s birtitday. homes’ on ml8ty A basket h a lf league with six Mt and Mr*. C. W. Holdrnige and . The J®*41"?* b>' P"sey o f Mount Mikena. deep-set in the heart teams and 47 players playing through think o f the Am erican; we get lots o f good encouraging words every \ir an^ \ i r a i j n J the “ p**** i*$t F n- j o f the mighty Cottfo country, where a complete senes o f 15 games, fam ily Mr and Mrs. t A. Reed, . day even.ng were much enjoyed by few men ^ even wnelrmt#d A city wide indoor baseball lea- day, we are living on congratulations Mrs. Martha Matteson and Miss Ruth those P***JnL . p________ j . ' . gue now under way with six teams and words o f wonderment from our Genoway. An Easter egg hunt was Air*. Lila Patterson is having in- ™ . 4 eminent scientists and about 60 players, playing three readers as to why A LL the business enjoyed by the young people and a IfT10— °^corat ng done in her home a»d naturalists as the greatest mo- games a week. The players range in men don't advertise EVERY WEEK « ... i u i „ , , tion picture o f all time. age from 15 to 45 years. A hand ball hutTet luncheon was served at 1 Mrs. Haxel fern s received a ship- ............... .. . . tournament is also under wav with It is absolutely the cheapest adver­ o ’clock by the hostess. The day was ment o f Plymouth Rock haby chicks V° 18 seething with .,o players enrolled tising they can get from a financial much enjoyed by all present. present, l - his . irom ' tr- Warn»er of Med- acUon- rippling with comedy and Two special meetings promoted by ... standpoint and the BEST from a the xk Religious commitee with Mr. and Mr*. H M Turnbaurh of „ . , thrilling with romance. i — tr,.*iou» Work p u .» oouimiiee w business standpoint, and the Ameri­ Chiloquin. M i« A „o , M » , , B /X S J S S T t f S T A ^ l S T l i S S »' - « can is here to stay if not run out Klamath Falls and Mr*. Leone Martin j" Taleri1 * w k ,tno '» " t in g ™ }] shewn Orchards and Wagner creek where services were o f town. Let us co-operate to make Sunday u l v , w rti,r ®f v»««*, Jone* dau^k tfr- , L™1 1«*1 m'th Colleen Moore, - your , — held — for .------------ over 50 o f . Medford were in Talent Sunday . . . . • " rv 4 ivlUr NtMn. fai’AOita I . J ___ ___ m • I ^ - ------ - a . Ashland a busier city. Let’s quit and called at the E. F.. Evans home Jim M. rrisonTnd family* o f Knob ‘ V ™ *ft ° r ' And y0U wiU prob- £ ? “ e“ etdu * 1? d?rs *T°UP com; talking about it being a poor busi­ A covered dish iuacheon was en- Hill, east o f Medford v , ^ Wm. * hly best picture : ^ volunteer leaders of ness town and all help boost for joyed at the Community club las: »■* t>ut- She takes Three special speakers have been r while. There are many good things Tuesday by a group o f ladies who n a n u C a l l L ? T h u i 2 ^ r e ^ r r m o ^ ^ o i * tei4'pb,'tlf ^ r] secured and used in the schools and in store fo r Ashland and it is the had grMherrd to arm undrr thr dirre- Friday movima hi* u> Trri j w , -------—7’ ----------- --- ** best place to live in this part of tion o f Mias Florenor York o f Mod- L^ovd Hanry ace».rr.pan»ed com*d j mixrd up affair talks to over 1250 people in churches the state. We would appreciate sug­ schools, normal school and public gestions from our readers on how fonj. the homo demonstration agent. a“ l * “ ------------------ + ---------------- meetings. Mrs. Louis Hrt>mn, Mr&. E, E. John H firu if has nrcrivrd word TRAIN SE E M CE TO CHANGE Two Pioneer rounds were held, 80 to improve The Americon. And we SCHEPt*LE OF THE MAILS Cooke. Wm. Gilli* and Mrs. Jesse 1 *Ti-'rn bli- «••-»-law . Bert Porter of boys attending these and taking part wish our business men would please Watkins were among those from Tal- L ‘an’ ath hall*, that he is now on: in the dinner and constructive pro­ try to get their ad copy in by Wed­ ent in r ,.__ i__ hospitm and ao much improved Trams IS and 11 from the north gram which followed. ent in Medford Tuesda,. , that he was able to go to work l*st Twenty-two boys were taken on nesdays. Give the readers some prices and trains 12 and 14 from the south Mr. and Mr*. C. B. Haney of Ash- Monday. an all day hike. and some idea o f specials or new *and’ }JT- an‘i Mrs. Ge»v csan.is Sands and j I Riley S. Nyswaner »''■ »no *rs. i.eo. K'.ity > Nyswaner has sold his hav<‘ riil-'wa.v po*ta- service while The Hi-Y club has increased its arrivals for the week-end trade. They J. K. Hsney o f Talent and Mr. and F**»! hall to L, Dix o f Ashland, who the new Portland-Ashland local membership to 21 active members. Mr*. Tom Than»* o f Ferns Valley • taking possession this week. Mr trams 11 nnrt i*> These fellows are rendering some will all read it on Fridays. Adver­ motored , to Pass Mrs. r Div into m "he ' * , prPr,dt' OIll-v — Grants* ------■ — • —~ last o Sunday « « « ) i and ™ m are , i movnng in j ime real services in the high school. There tising in The American is no experi­ iW d P<'« » « i news- * “ n . a . . . . dinner in the I to o k • • bungalow r on Wagner avenue are eight other clubs, meeting under ment. It is more business that Ash­ park. They called on Mrs. Will Mans Mr*. A B R,.blev R.-bley o f Taconu Tacoma l,aP^}' bundle serrict volunteer leaders. Held afternoon. Wash.. resident oi o f iai- Tab 1 Under the new new sc schedule train IS. land wants and this paper is con­ writ» in the n T C t , — V: aa_•Id-time ww-i.nir resiaeni L naer the The secretary ha shad personal in­ Willi* Byrd, » b « has been ill the ent, died Tuesdav. April 12. She was . stantly advising the readers to trade St ten days, dav*. is now- now able .M . to »o be k- related rei.toH to i . tbe .K , Fern* v __ southbound, past family o f Fern i arrives , M , in Ashland at terviews with ten boys and young about the house. \ alley. ! 2 .40 P. M and will leave at S.*00 P. men. resulting in the solving of at home. We circulate not in Ash­ some real problems. Mr*. Bern ice Hibbert, who has land alone but have the largest cir­ Glen W ithere*- and Ed Jacoi# M Outgoing mail for this train will There have been ten decisions for b e « . \ .siting her sister. Mr*. Allen were fishing at Savage Rapids last close at tbe Ashland nostoffice a* the Christian life by boys in our culation at Talent and among the tTiH'tor the past month, left Snnda> Sunday and caught an eighty pound » . , « p M .. V e at farm readers and we want to truth­ ji-J t ' F. M. Train 11, the southbound clubs. evening for her home in Rolf. Oklji salmon. secretary ■ Ih-enng M rC om ick mowers and Mr. and Mr*. J. J. Tyron were Abasia, wil arrive attlie same time trm Tbe e ano 1 k,»*, went to Coach fully tell these loyal readers that it Lnpe and the high school basketball will pay them to trade in Ashland. twko* at Peils Corner. i-«t h<,n“ “ at present. 8:15 P. M « id depart u atn on their fo n h e ™ trip, trip, and anc Df- Malgrem left Tuesday even­ o f Hr i C K ing for Oakland, Cal., be expects to Mis» Ofu»rIh mmar enu^ved Sun- ! ^ 3('. P M 0ut* viri* » » i - for this j ai8(' Iri‘‘ de ^>P* t f Grants Pass. Med- Ashland stores compare with any in be away about a week day dinner at the h„me o f Mr and traiC w ‘ “ **■ at Ashland post- L .G° ld H»U1 and this part o f the state and we know Carl M Mum1- **k i t P. p M u ... Fred Peterson, county school sup- Mr*. Cari urp'- *w Ashland “ ¡o office ffic e at * 7:45 at ______ uresenE Rogue rn er m the interest o f S. M. that their goods are as new and as k « rk. The secretary has written 85 news up-to-date. Grocery prices— we know Tuesday evening. Laurence Lush o fB n tm fc Colam- . 11 arnv*‘ “ A *biand at 11 A. M. paper stones about the work, and they will compare with those o f any _ C, t - R. K Muston o f the Portland Porsi.*,/» I hia. o »n e r o f tbe property formeriy aDd leave *t 11 ¿ 0 A_ M. Out- sent out over 750 letters and circu­ you see advertised, whether you lars from this office. Telegram was in Talent Tuesday os-ned by Mr*. Henrietta Walker on \ ma! for this tram wil! close Have co-operated and met with know it or not. We honestly don’t looking after the interests o f the M üin W 4f i c l d th is tx> ! tK* • * . ... tbe newly organixed Y. M. C. A believe one can save a cent by going 1 ort land newspaper a P»riy ia Vancouver. B. C TW « Asbla»d P4* toff.ee at 10:30 »th e southern Oregon noramh elsewhere to trade— we believe you Steven Nyt and Carl Glasgow new owner* are planning on coming A ml getting a good start, *'y’rr hu*me*s visitors in M edford to Talent soon. | Tram 14. northbound. wiU arrive last » »d a y . Mr. ‘ ■ C. A. was responsible «et t to m * ? » MeS J f t S T * The Sun Gold rahbitry pan dressed pec* P M ' 4 ' ' ^ T If s " a‘ b taken by f t * , » tram will cioae at the “ T, » S o u th e . r n Oregon District O ld e r ï ," 11 Asb>«nd x citixens that each would Mr and Mr*. Prank Slavens and ms eleven doaen rabbit* this week for r ‘ « it i V'lUri mat l| . the ont*»de market. Ashland postoffice i - * r - ! ! , j ” * , ? rTnce. i U8t closed where from no,a- now on. on. have have a » good n southern Oregon. Ashland business JscksonMile Saturday afternoon It certainly is a mystery to some houses are up-to-date in merchan­ by Manon Kavanaugh Wschtel w m mail for Medford. O utrom r mail camp fire girl* have received hung m the studv ha!i of the T .U .t , .. . . ^ * maiJ how » city can expect to grow he- dise and have as good offerings for their cerem onial goww*. The group high school this week The picture i« *‘Tmni Wl11 r W at the P h ­ exrept oa ’U “ «“‘Rh1’0" al»d " « r invite 'be Public as any city can o ffe r in rvTT tl* i t the home onal o f the clam o f 424 i **nd at 6 A _______jj, •f _EHa Hamilton Sunday when this mail will clone nt Z * 8“ tTounding territory to their southern Oregon . Ashland as a k ro t^regon Mutual JUb- T 4 5 P M the even mg before. It is , trmd\ A * * * * * * Uking home town i* ideal, park*, flower,. ait Breeder* asso« wuon shipped 1 - 1 MOVIE COLUMN pells »hi* week expected thnt additional pouches for “ *** a ch " d one and ^ hiX'U, churches, clubs, society and Mr and Mr* H. H. Lowe. Mi*«r . . points north will be e^ b lm b ed on J T ' Z ' J L l '* * '¿ * 7 ' is certainly not I'enutiful <1rivp* in every direction. P .* urdUR A\ . .. • *nna -» « t an Anna n FVan* COMMENTS OF COMING AT- no “ rough element” ..... and this tram r . few day* T W tram " nd * i u Ashland ■ has ............... . e.emeni y y »* h iggtn« and T R tVr o f I TRACTION TO VININC lea««es Ashland nt 6 : » A. M Tram . . m * i-onimg if al! the farmers " f the Undesirables. It is a city *edf.»r,: went to Klamath Fall* la»: evening nh.«> th ,, , ¡ _ tKc Komd Portland-A«fe- h ~ t culture. Imming «nd refinement. Ttw* for the Kiamath Rahim ¡ There « a streak o f lovt for ex- U _ » Ashland al B, J T J L ^ *k° *°m‘* ' to " O ^ d business city. The m mo*: f very individua! s in ■ i t * neighbor* do. Any one can fanw* adjoining Ashland are well A- M and wiU carry certain every individual enjoy* a closed pouch Wter mail and Portland «tu r d a y evea.ng Asril tX , the ! : Aw r rtrV hr th+ JUK. « twnl liorw twee and good horse dailies and parrel poet. in Ashland. The farmers arc fjj krmitíaú ^ wü ' give a j r,r * Md Politeness to ask for it. How in The torture for this Saturday, »II American readers and through the ------------------ + ------------------ ^ b « fpogram . at the w-hoo! h u om j April 23 at the Vinnig theater w Al Smith, being a Catholic, ha* the world will 300« reader, o f , com columns o f The American, their r*’" of " f»re know the Dewr the Stretch.” and is *ull of nothing to da with hw ambitions to m lb airy a paper . * 7" •— »* that *■■*« % nr city h,' mp I'»per, they are invited to read M M 1 exciten»ent. m m with good horse*, be president. Hi* religious belief b ** wiB t C y r io w the price"ff ml*.' of ‘ he bargain* and new arrivals at romance nod thm.in. The press re '” ,r varloiis mercantile houses. In ^ ^ ^ ^ “ *** 1BcT' ^ or becreane his lmery or shm* with no ad*, and « m * " t>e «haw- QunhficatK n* for the offiea. F o r » « - » « b hardware or drugs The i- I •«»ny various ways, we claim, it will t h » ^ Ì 2 à e,J Z Rabbitrr I E T I * ™ :nr and it a meeting w th hig crow d, ’ -ng h » religion. Governor Smith, » of proner advertising T w h . í u .1 ï »V one to trade In Ashland. If y o j c . Woo»!» o f .'e r * where «* n produrrà. , of prosidmtial calibre, and R a « o tte » with Aahhtnd and the \ »re ''Hiking for a »nod desirable home <*m .ufd thnt he nseerwu* the nde.rtmmg eerey « a t •* Mm C, t ram s i f j On S a n à f , April 14, » » drama imnng ideal surrounding*, «Mime tJ Talent Narratives THIS WEEK! Wolcott’s Grocery Ï L V izH uTfTLrr“"" “,w i*« I i &a-=. .¡arra irsr.trir ,h' » sr “ 3 •» -e A »hlai»d. -—