The R e g is te r
M a jo r ity o f
r e a c h *»
F a rm
the
Houses
In Southern O r e g o n
V O LU M t
A SH LAN D , JACKSON l u u i
DEAD INDIAN
Cabinet Plant Equipped
M
ILL BURNED For Every
Kind Of Work
■ ■
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BUAÜ UtftAltl) BY
1
H a r r a h - L a b a r e L u m b e r Mill Com -
pleteljr D e s tro ye d by F i r e o f
on nnd
«r mo­
rir.,: on
. W.-d-
Ut
neigh-
I us in
se who
î beau-
ur sin-
AGE.
(This is the fifth o f a series o f , o f glass is kept in stock,
irore
Paul H o f f a r d . L oc al O u tf ie ld e r ,
articles on the industries o f South- thun 350 feet c* which is heavy
P enali aed f o r T w o Gam es By
Unknown O rigin
em Oregon.)
windshield glass. Full
cutting
L e a g u e D irecto rs
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The Jordan Sash and Cabinet equipment is retained in the glass
The Harrah-LaBarre
lumber Works, located at the corner o f shop, and any sire pane can h*
The Boas were defeated by a
mill, which is situated 14 miles Hitman and Van Ness streets, is made.
score o f 6-3 Sunday utteruooii by
from Ashland on the Dead Indian one o f the city’s growing indus-
‘ Anything from a clothe* pin to
tne Klamath Pelicans in that city.
road was burned to the ground tries. It is equipped to do not only a house boat’ can be music witn.n
1 he reason for this defeat was
Sunday afternoon. The loss, which a volume business, but it also has the shop. Rowboats, arbors, si<r-'*.
caused by the apparent inability
is estimated at $20.000 is partly facilities fo r the manufacture of fancy posts, desks, and cabir-t*
. . .
Stage Set For Big Com­ covered by insurance.
practically every type
o f wood ore oniy a few o f the things that Pacific Lumber & Shaler- ol the ,0" al “ ^rega tion to hit in J wen|y-Two Boy*
With
munity Get-Together To­ J. H. Hurrah, manager o f the work.
I are manufactured.
ies President Announces pinches, although as an ordinary Camp Leaders Return
morrow Night in Llthia mill, i said to have made a thor- The plant is owned ar.d operat-j Many o f the patterns used ! t Through Portland Paper thing they experienced no d iffi­ From Two-Week Trip at
culty in getting the ball into the
par|-__Many Novel Fea- °urh inspection o f the plant less ed by Mr. Frank Jordan, who es-j casting ut the local foundry are
That 100 Men Will Be air. There w ire many errors.
Lake of the Wood*—
thun
an
hour
before
the
blaze
was
atlisiied
the
cabinet
factory
here
made
at
the
establishment
am,
in-
teres on Program
Employed in 60 Days
Awards
Are Made
discovered. It then was shooting four vears ago. Mr. Jordan before I asmuch as this is meticulous work
Paul “ Hoosler" Hoffard latest
Lithia Park will tomorrow ev- through the roof, which so weak-1 entering this line, was a well- because of the exact mersure-
arrival into the B>>as lineup, was
Work will be started on the Pa-
Tanned and healthy from a two-
enin" be the scene o f a big com- ened
lbat
colI*P**d, making it I known local contractor, and there- cents and allowance? that mils' be
not on the field. He was penalized
the
munity get-together with all sorts ‘ mposible to check the flnmes fore is highly qualified fo r direct- considered great effirfency is ro­ ' ific Lumber and Shaleries com­ ! two games by the directors o f the weeks outing at Lake o f
pany property within 60 days, ac-
Woods, 22 boys, accompanied by
of entertainment on
the choice : “ » wh<a» in the baildir«*
ing the business which he now op- qu red.
- - 1 cording to
an announcement |
| league at a meeting held in the their leaders and cook returned at
progrejn that has been arranged I The building, constructed o f crates.
T.ic building measures 40 by
Chiefly
mad«
b>
'
Charles
Crouch,
Los
An-|Ashland
hote!
Frid» y
even- roon to(lay from Lake o f the
lin lw r was „ extremely
< » t m . l v vl^ir
and
Housed in the building are over feet, rnd is constructed
by Miss Virginia Hales, physical i timber,
dry
|
IZ'
les
capitalist
and
president
o
f
1
*nK
>
and
will
not
be
allowed
to
ap- Woods, where
wh
they were in at-
education instructor at the N o r-, the fire swelled into a huge mass twenty different machines, includ- *>f wood,
Many
orders
are
received
fr
o
m
ithe
cor'
’,any
in
nn
article
apneur-1
P‘‘“
r
¡»»
a
Bon
suit
until
July
31
tendance
at
the
YM C A summer
ing
a
plane
jointer,
washers,
stick­
mal school.
o f roaring flames and coals. No ef-
The festivities will be held at forts o f the workmen were suc- ers, door clamp, two band saws, I the e territory surrounding Ashland1 inB in “ r<“ient i88ue o f the Port-j when the Ashland outfit goes tO|Camp.
iund Telegram.
Grants Pass. This action was tak-1
Enthusiastic over the results o f
planing lathes, as well as within the city.
the scene o f the recent
Spring j'• ‘ • ful in putting it under ctn- turning lathes,
machines
Because
o
f
the
rapid
advance-'
Dne
hundred
men
will
be
put
i
en
following
a
complaint
from
camp, the boys are having the
chisel
motors,
boring
Festival near the hand stand, a c -; trol.
, ment thRt has been made within
" ,,rk immediately and
more Medford that Hoffard had violat- ' time o f their lives informing their
cording to Miss Hales. The pro- i Nearly 300.000 feet o f piled and glass grinders.
One o .............
f th" specialty
lines —
fol- ihe four years o f its existence, the '•*’‘ •1 be _, hired later, the
report e<l his contract with that city.
1 friends o f 'what they missed.’
gram begins at 8:.'iO o’clock and lumber was saved by tearing down
r ------ , ------
f t ¡11 last about an hour and a
tr^stl* W i n g from the vard to lowed, by the company is glass fit- factory promise» to become one of
1 h’' " ’ ^- ••‘ ny is incorpor-
A report that all ensuing Ash-
Pert W right is wearing an ex
haif.
! the mill. W ater secured from a I ting and cutting. Over 1850 f cet : hoi largest in the co u n ty,________ i " 1 * ^
11 ® ? P * ,th SY°C.k'| land-Medford games will be play- pensive new watch fob— the re-
Mnny Interesting Features
, a? b v spring was used to prevent *•*“■•'***•*• — -
‘
-
11 ’ ,C1
' t ‘ f tr‘ *s 1 •• a*,d ‘ ie , ,r| otl the Fair Gt .Hinds diamond Is ward he received fo r being chosen
f .'oject is fully financed. Machm
An orchestra has been secured t » r -* adlttg through the grass, en -' A R T T E A C H E R S TO
C O L L E G E SORORITY
I '. !’ ' ‘
finaru''d* M ‘ !,‘n* 1 incorrect, according to A. C. Nin- honor camper. Ray Stennett, Wes
ery was installed at the holdings
John
to play
for the old-fashioned dntigering the selvage,
inger, president f the lengue.
ton Burton, Bob Bectell,
G I R L S M A K E F L A N S seme time ago.
S P E A K O N FRIDAY
dances that have been arranged I No rause fc r the fateful occur-
Next Sunday’s game, which was
Vincent Sawyer, John
Mr. Crouch is now in Portland,
en the Hogg, Culver Anderson,
Robert
for the first part o f the entertain-1 0J)cr. ha, bprn determined,
nl-
A Pan-Hellenic
organization.
An interesting program will be
completing details for the begin­ scheduled to be played . . .
Davis and I^ verett
Davis who
ment, which will include the old
“ most any o f the usual sources o f | ^
n Fr5day evcnin<f at the Civic consisting o f all girl» who
, . ,
.
ning o f actual operations on the Jackson Springs grounds hns been î were satisfactory
campers also re-
familiar steps such as the Quad fire being thought possible.
members o f college sororieties is
changed to thiR place, hut the re-
. ,
, . , ,
¡Club
hous"
by
Miss
Margaret
j
oil
shale
fields,
according
to
the
rille, the Virginia Reel and Pop-j
j ceived watch fobs. .
Goes the Weasel.
I . Th". uwrty rs o f the
Mr. ; Murphy end Miss Emily Hanks, beinK
f
' report. Victor Clifton
Alderson mninder o f the games will he play­
Cam p W e ll Organized
this
end
in
view
a
dinner
has
been
La Barre instructors at the Ashland Sum-
nationally recognized authority on ed where they are scheduled, he
Many individual features havej Ilarrah and Norman
The
boys were aroused at 5
arranged in the L i‘ hia Springs ho­
oil shale accompanies him. He was said.
been arra aged that will make the|hav° not as yet announced wl,« th- mer School o f Art.
o'clock this morning, ate at six
tel at which all girls belonging to
17 years head o f the Colorado
evening one
ne o f pleasant diversion. r
r budd*
Mi3s Murphy, wl
Bnbe Hansen, Medford play- nn(j were ready to leave an hour
1* a“ °
an such organizations will gather.
instructor in th" Art Department
...
..._____ „ ..... .
A mouth organ trio composed off
-
?
s
u
i
°
/
.
2
l
“
“
and
1
8
now
a
con-
j
er
i*
taking H of raid’s place dur- later. O. F. Carson, John Rigg.
u: l
Miss Frances btrange. a s.udent suitjnif engineer.
o f the Manual Training
Loiand Park, Mickey Franklin and
tn? the time he must sit on the Kev. Hugh T. Mitchelmore and
5 nt the Normal school, has e ked
School o f Brooklyn. New
York that all girls who desire to a ffil-l _ Tbt’
Ward Parkinson will exhibit their
"ays if> \
Grizzly bench A ruling demand, that a W . B
Walter, camp supervisor
natural talent with this i.istru-
; and has had extensive study and ¡ate with this organization com-,
BK’ U m ' U* from
A!,bl«n d. « ,lll' '" r!' nan' e
that brought the boys home. H. 0. An-
travel in foreign countries, will municate with her and attend the Pure' 8hale— enouKb to run « plant | length o f time before he can play dersen furnished a truck for the
ment, and promise to put on an
even better entertainment than Advisory
ior 1240 years at the rate o f 1000 for a team.
transportation o f the baggage
Committee
to
S la t. * ive a talk
“ Esrypf’ with w h i c h , ; ; ™ " ;
she is extremely familiar. Miss
_
,
.
tons a day. From each ton o f shale
-------------------— —
mu
„
„
pthey gave at the Lithian Cabaret
H i g h w a y C om m issio n tn Spend
r,. wj:,
lir(„ jui.,.<t fr ,— I
---- a * _
.....
I The ra,nP « •
exceptionally
recently.
Hanks, who is an expert at head . There is a large number o f gtrts , r„,.k ------
---- — ------—
N i g h t in Ashla nd
well organized, as a glimpse at the
and figure drawing, will illustrate ln th,s towp who c,alnl mem er- one-half to one barrel o f crude oil
Get Together Zs Purpose
schedule will verify. This schedule
...
ship to Greek-Jetter soroities and ■
Harvey Woods has agreed to!
Tomorrow afternoon at four o’­
was broken only three times dur­
] rh*
.
J
"
/ U r t .at ? :15!the establishment o f a Pan-Hell-!
B,fr 0,1 ‘’ompan.es are rapidly
play several violin solos, and two
clock Ashland will receive fo r a the faculty wishes to extend an enic society here will afford an buying up these shale rock depos-
ing the two weeks, on important
well known local singers have ten­
few minutes a delegation of sev­ invitation to everyone to attend opportunity fo r them to r e - e s t a b - 1 ’ , " r'
1 >0"
° ' 1 ' 8 ld' N u m b e r o f N e w T eachers Hired occasions. It follow s:
tatively agreed to harmonize, i eral prominent business men fr o m ! *b*a lecture which is the first o f a
lis!, acquaintanceships and rm m or-1 * * * * * . ^ ‘" « Produced from the
0:30 Keville.
F o r 1927-28 T e r m o f School in
There will be an exhibition
of j
¡Northern California, all m^mb^rs 18er*es to be Riven.
ies, bringing something o f che old I
“ ( ahfornw ' Navada‘ C«lo-
This
C
ity
0:45—
7:30 Setting-up exercises
clogging, banjo solos and accord-
rado, Utah and Kentucky.
I o f the Sacramento Regional A d - !
college spirit to this city.
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and washing.
ian.
“ Shale rock is sure to be one o f
_ School will begin in Ashland o n 1 7:S0graise flag.
_
,
visory Council.
TOM ORROW IS DATE
the greatest sources o f our oil in September 12, a"econl’in"g to
an,
7 :45 breakfast.
f o r p r i z e a w a r d s n o r m a l s c h o o l is
the future. No scientist can
be anhouncement made recently by
___, ..
...
,
formans will be in Ashland to
9:00— 9:30 bible study.
FETED
IN
ARTICLE
and if possible everyone will have
sure that well oil will hold out j members o f the .chool board, the
j spend the night here preparatory ; A 3 a grand finale to the twen- j
9:30— 11:00 games
an opportunity to join in
the |
11:00— 12:00 swimming.
to leaving for Klamath Falls ear- ¡eth anniversary o f the Finder?
In an article printed in a late "\“ hin a f L T f e w * y e a r T The
^ '
° pen,," f date that mnny rur*
dances which will precede this.
schools have chosen
i
12:30 lunch.
. ____ __
4ur| ly Thursday morning. ,
, _ Company
Henry Enders jr., w ill. issue o f ti e Morning Oregonian, fe<Jera, conBervution
“Just a good get-together for
commiKsion
1 :00— 2 :00 rest period.
Few chunges have been made in
the na.s rxi,
t a uj a
i
The visitor» are members o f the distribute approximately five hun - 1 Portland, the Southern Oregon rf,aj:
. . .
the people o f Ashland and the
, .
*
n - v * * 1 - i a n
1
VT
.
, . .
,
...
realizes this and is investigating
2:00— 4:00 games.
the courses o f study, the only one
Normal school students” is the adv,,,ory c°»"m ittee to the C a lif-, dred dollars worth o f gifts to- Normal school is described as a ulI
#U1J.
all possible shale fields in
4:00— 6:00 swimming.
o f consequence being the voca­
* i 1 H ornia
commission,
\ » ‘ .
T T _ » „
.1
I III«
f highway
lljjliw n v
E
UIHIIII^OII/II,
i i s v u v n
O I I I IIIU U II
O l
1JYC U U O C R ,
THJHUiy
f i r U ^ I t* 8 M I i n S W l U M U I l .
O . ' pn iin tl'V
5 :30 retreat.
tional training addition that will j
nose o f tl
ft
^TfPS e |f|Ur arp in b,ortbern ‘ California nnd at the store.
Elaborate plans A. Churchill, president is describ-
“ Thi- Pacific I i
h
5:45
dinner.
that the
od I c ‘ hav
h
‘ <m Southern Oregon for the purpose have been made to faciliate the I ed as a highly efficien t educator, prjpg companv ha ^
* f ” *! ,* * ' be available to junior high school
6:00—
8:00 play.
students.
Workmen
are
now
en­
gather like this and join in com- ° f look," * ° vpr he highway sys- tr.but.on o f these prize, the fir s t 1 unhamnered by tradition holding road jnt<> tfce Gri„ ,
f,,.ak d|
8:00— 9:30 campfire.
gaged
in
tearing
down
an
old
munity entertainment.
tem* *n th" ’ S€Cti° n ° f the CO“ n‘
wh,cb 18 the cho,ce o{ “ "F •<* ,dea8 what 8houId be thp o h a r a e fr ; trict and pla|lf to gU rt ,
9 :30 taps.
house preparatory to starting
.
try.
tube radio set in town, or a Hoov- < o f the teacher training formed by
iately on an areial gravity tram
work on the new building, that
,.
,
Thev leave Ashland at 4:30 o - er ’ acuum Cleaner, in the event his extensive and various exper-
The
hoys hiked around the lake
way to carry out the project,” ac­
lans fo r the function have’
will be used for this purpose.
clock for Grants Pass, where they the vacuum cleaner is selected as ience.”
last
Friday,
taking the entire day
cording to Mr. Crouch.
♦• ' n under way fo r some time.
The article follows in part:
j will have dinner, returning to ^'rgt prize then the radio will go
A
number
o
f
new
teachers
h
a
v
e
T
or
*be
tr>P-
Thursday they enjoy-
M ork on the project ha* been,
but it
* e< "¡'i Ln'* yes" ' this city several hours later.
|a* second. Third prize will con-
featuring
“ The Southern Oregon Normal delayed for several years, and the' bocn selected to teach here this ed a water carnival
diving
and
is
conducted
on
the
theory
that
Members
o
f
the
delegation
re
t
•
,
—
—
—
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“ r a i/ o r shine.” 'V he re a s o n ^ fo i
'•f '‘ mbi’"
tb(> deleration re- s,sl ,,f a,,y wom™ co« or
announcement that this will sta rt1
th* number to 38. d im m in g race,
this indicision is UiH tn ti,» f „ , t present cities such as Sacramen- !n the 8tore l{ won bY a women strong cultural background is nec- soon comes as welcome news to a
select,on" w«‘rp " ' ada upon stunU‘ nnd needless to say this
the really “ jrreat'’
1 to. Marysville, Chico, Redding.
any su,t o f clothe* or coat in , ii— ry to the proper education o f great number o f local people who the careful consideration o f the was one
that those who have charge o f the
.school hoard and the superinten- daV* ° f the camp. On Monday they
Red B lu ff and Montague.
tbf‘ doth.ng department if won by a prospective teacher. Tn addition, have interest in the company.
program expericnc«d difficu lty in
man. Fourth prize is an auto-' in the instruction in school meth-
«lent o f schools, nnd are credited «»th ered fo r a big field meet with
making definite arrangements fo r
mobile tire, the w rm vr to makeiods, school organisation
&ni
with being the best available for IP® nnd 50-yard dashes, shot put,
securing entertainers. Many
of FORMER ASHLAND
these positions.
,
standing and running jumps and
his own selection the only rcstric- r r.et*cc teaching in two o f the K LAM ATH M AN IS
the people who were willing to
M AN IS INJURED t<on being that it must be pur schools, '.he normal students are
FINED SA TUR D AY
The
teachers
for
the
year
1927-
m,'*ny °H ,er »thletic feats.
Win-
appear could not give a final an-
—
«
chased from an Ashland d*-aler.
p van courses in Enghil. and Am-
28 are as follow s:
n*‘rs WPre »warded ribbons.
swer because o f other plans.
L . j . 0 rr“ s, former local U il-
Changing his plea from guilty
—
| -rican literature, hiutory, ir.a»h •-
High School — B. C: Forsythe,
D is c ip lin e E n f o r c e d
If the a ffa ir turns out to be a- or now o f Klamath F’alls, togeth-
to not guilty, W. A. McCutchron,
POPULAR LOCAL
ma*i>.s, psychology.
hiogTap!
principal; Howard Allison, social
R ifle practice and archery were
successfnl as it is hoped it may < er with M. Waldeen o f that city,
and Klamath Falls man, was fined $35 science and I,atin; Russel T. Cripe, other big attractions for
the
COUPLE MARRIED *^rt A ll the work m f t co lle^
be made into an annual affair, de- sustained
bad cuts and bruises
ee and costs by Justice o f the Peace physical training and
History; youngsters. John Billings with an
pending largely upon the support Sunday morning when the coupe
L. A. Roberts Saturday for viol­
Fthel McCormack
commercial: average fo r six targets o f 19 1-2
it receives tomorrow.
) in which they were riding over-
Miss Louise Ridley and Mr. i wo j ears’ work ar ■ admitted to ating two tra ffic laws.
Ellen H. Waters, physical train- , out o f a possible 26, won the
attend turned, pinning them to
the'John Dnughtery, popular local
People who plan to
— .*oori colleges and
universi'!«;.
McCutcheon's car hit another ing;
Kathryn
Didtel,
Smith- prize in one class group in tar-
should take pillows along, as many ground. The accident occurred on | couple were quietly married Sur.- * ¡ , 1 . j unjor standing
machine driven by a Mr. Butschli | Hughes
household
economics; get practice, and John Hogg was
the
Crater
Lake
highway
near]
day
evening
in
Med'nrd
at
the
will be required to sit on the grass
“ While the academic work o f «>f Bakersfield, Cal. on the Pacific Irene Clark, mathematics; Aletha winner of the other,
• Episcopal church Father Hamilton
___,
.
..
..
.
slope that leads down to
the Prospect
Ann
Malloch
■ . .
the school, under the direction o f highway last Friday. He made ar- Dwyer, English;
Discipline was dispensed by a
"stage.”
Tassing motorists sighted the i ° r,c,alp«*
capable instructors is proKTPSj»infC rangement* to pay the fine and Mylne, science; Emma Maloney, highly-efficient kangaroo court,
overturned car and attracted byi
Mis. Daughtery is the daughter ’ admirably, the school is somewhat was released.
Spanish; Evangeline Poley, sewing under the direction o f “ Judge”
the cries o f the men. assisted them ’ o f Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Ridlrv and handicapped through the ittade-
OFFICERS e l e c t f d
and cooking; Ethel H. Marks, His­ Culver Anderson. Dire penalties
A
tory and Mathematics; Juanita K. were given offenders, among these
BY PITHIAN LODGE from beneath the wreckage. Mr. Mr. Daughtery son o f Mr and Mrs. qUacy o f the physical plant.
BOOTHS RECEIVED
Waldeen who was driving, was John Daughtery, both e f this city, .ingle building has been erected
Tarr, typewriter; Iu»ura Raguse, I being a meditation bench, washing
A T PALACE LUNCH
Mr. and Mrs Roy Frazier and on the 27-acre campus with no
music: Bertha
Denton,
R.
N. dish towels, policing the camp and
Officers installed last Friday "nrir* *eFi°u»ly injured than was
Health.
-
-•
*
f
*
OtTes.
M
’
s
\hl*irom
were
the
witness«
i
provision
fo
r
a
gymnasium
or
d»r-
night for the last half o f the year
j removing swimming and boating
W. D.
Jackson
proprietor
.
The men were taken to this city rt t* e wocM-ng. Th** couple left mitories Additional library space f
'
privileges fo r a day or two.
*>y Ashland lodge No. 117, Knights
Palace lunch
pur „ Jun,or Hi* h School— Mell
E.
where they rested at the Orees for Crater Lake immediately af- ia also needed. In the absence o f » chased
"
° f Pythias were:
(Continued on Page 6)
the table* and booths o f *Er,' r> trammar, F.thel
Reid,
home. The former Ashland man terwards.
gymnasium, the auditorium is us- the Cafeteria
Main '" athpm* t * » « " d Civics; Edna L. B AB Y CLINIC P L A N N E D FOR
Miller P. Dunn, chancellor com­
on
North
Prth tne bride amt grocm ar<*, ed f ° r physical education, a thor-|
mander; L. E. Dunkerson, vice returned to Klamath Falls Monday
JULY 21 A T CIVIC HOUSE
, ,
i street snd ha* just completed in- I Goheen, Engli-h; Laura C. John
ughly makeshift propns„*on. Th.|
th„ m ... ....
his r,.staorant,
w
.
„ A 8on- Spanish and English; Hazel
chancellor: Wade Baugh, prelate; morning, but the condition o f Mr wHl-known in this eity, having
H. G.
W id r o t r 'm a r t e r o r w o 'r k ! r W
l d ''rn ‘l,m * nded
that
M
^
•*
b' t - . *
'<‘ v*ra rears. . Mrs S
l!‘ k k*
o f d A o — r m
i r , , necessitates
¡ 7 w r o o t ’ b ^ rb a ra e n ’ . I7 d Tn italL ! « Ilr_
" “ _ " .1 ‘«»•r.
Home Economics;
N én
A baby and child welfare clin­
„ .
_
n O * n IIHfloe eneo
»ne
a
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T
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Stanley Leonard, keeper o f re- rn* In under care *or a time bp_ Daughtery is a graduate o f the ,b* student# living at
homes aron o f a Frigidar** system
are Ward* History, Cleo Howell, phy­ ic, conducted hy Dr. I. I. Inskeep.
fore
making
the
return
to
his
AsFJsnd
hijth
school#
and
ha#
bee*»!
throughout
the
city.
Enrollment
training anu science; How-
cords and seal; R.
L.
Bussey,
improvements that have just been ! sical
, . _ .
i county health o fficer, will be held
home.
••r was almost
employed for .-ome t«me in the of- during the pas*
ard A. Tea.e, vocational training at lh„ 0lTle , 1vfH houw on Wjn.
master o f finance; W H. Sams,
add"d.
i
300
students,
n y " i« « o f 50
The two le ft Klnmath Fall* ear-'
o f the C*»r«ou-Fow!er
master o f exchecker; H. H. H ir-
Lincoln school— Elizaoeth Bork, j burn W ay July 21st. A special op
percent over
nit fai enroll­
f" B» master at arms;
H.
A. ly Sunday morning. expecting to i'ftny*
d Mr*. Oow who left Ash- princinal and sixth grade; Mnrgar-1 portunity is afforded
ehildren
m*nt o f the
is. inner guard, and Ora A r- return over by way o f Ashland. 1
Petaluma. Ca!., In March et Ca«on, fifth grade; Bortha S tev-; about to enter school. Mothers are
The coupe was had*y damaged, 1 Pro». P. L. «Spencer at Stan-
uter guard. H. H. W okett.
en*, fourth grade; Elisabeth W iL asked to phone Mis# Hick* at thk’
although it WM ablf to make the j ford University Calif., finnotiTioe
trip to Klamath FaÜ4 under its «.he birth o f James Edward Spen-
own power.
Ì ccr July 13th.
Coming Here Taniorrow
School To Begin Here
On Septe.nfeer Twelfth
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