ASHLAND REGISTER Page 2 chutes river 127 feet. The land be Eugene that evening about 260 roads tween The Dalles and Redmond (the river to Washington 2nd night: burg but we took “ " ‘ ^ " T e t w e e n Seattle and Aah- miles, we left without ireakfast 13« miles is a rolling table land ! out. This 60 mile, of country .. route to Wena.che* about U wil, nwt dwa„ bul very lit- and drove 20 miles south to Dufer very spotted about one fourth f all ia wheat as far as the eye can miles where we put in ihe JrJ for it on the Dalles-California grain land balance pasture roc as ¡ reach on both side, the farm er, night. The 38 mile. ^ I f Q, “ \t Washington. Olympia Highway and got into Redmond and dust. ¡ own Und by the thousand. o f I to Davenport, the land is rich and ■ * compieted a four by 11 o’clock. 138 miles. The (T o be continued) i | acres, they wram half and summer I level and all in gra.m W e s t w ^ i b* ^ ^ buüding and towns between the Dalle* >nd MRS. C. J. READ. Ed.tor Í fallow the other half every year, is poorer and spotted, about hair Redmond are very small. Dufur, Phon« 328-R P h o n « 95 Salem paper mill is largest west 1 *o the land average about 36 way between Davenport and Wen- e l',y ‘ , .. Madrar, worth Xygh Valley. Manpin, of the Rockies making fine paper. I bushels to the acre they were atchee is the Grand Coulee Can- of material was not bought that Met ho us and Culver. None over Surprise Party for M i.. Cieic Cluh M oelio, getting $1.07 in Arlington for the yon, a most wonderful freak of could not be gotten in Washing 4 or 5 hundred population, crossed Pemberton i The regular meeting o f the Wo- wheat. | nature like a sink from the table- Dayton— Grand Island toma ton. Oympia ha* a good hotel and over the new high bridge between On Friday evening at 8:15 the m en* Improvement Club is being to cannery opens for season’s run. Clubhouse -ml The town, along the Columbia, '«*"<* 2 miles wide and about 50 plenty o f Oysters. Culver and Terrbanne o f the Des Phi Alpha Chi class of tile Metho- held at the Civic Winburn Way this afternoon, with ! river are amall.Heppner Junctionf ■ » ' « » » • « » thousands of feet deep dist Church gute a surprise party Longview i. Playground Mrs. P. S. Provost and Mrs. W. I Castle Rock. Boardman , and Uma-, * nd rock " a11* " for Miss Helen Pember.on who “ P a" d Longview is fixed up for a left Monday morning for Salem L. Max» y acting as hostesses. Mat-1 till, are «n a il places. Wermiaton | large a wn on a ul ' ln*f in playground more than for industry to attend Willamette University. ten* o f routine business and civic i Stanfield and Echo are probably about 500 each. A ll in Placei on b,1‘ h o{ the hall° ^ as hundreds o f acres are set out The group of young people who importance, with Mr*. G. A. Bris Umatilla river which was dry as Characters resemblmf the old in parks, lawn, flowers, golf links j PEGGY O’DARE surprised her gathered at "he Pem coe. presiding will be taken up. the water w a eu k en out for irri- Swedi« h ruins is chiseled on some and lakes. No particular business j berton hom • on Luurel street, and DRESSES o f those wais which must have a gation. so the eastern millionaires that | Party at Civic Club H ost« Helen was completely surprised meaning, if they could be inter-i . . .. . .. , ,¡ Paadlatoa ii— have - been backing this waste of | On Friday afternoon, Mrs. H. when the girls showered her with , preted. Wenatchee claim a pop-1 money is starting investigation, as Pendleton about 85 miles from lliYveilt _ handkerchiefs. The evening was J. Carter, Mrs. Harris Dean, Mrs. ulation o f 13000. But a cynic told spent in playieg game*, and mak Frank Joodan, Mr*. C. I. J. Porter, Arlington is situated in a canyon us the city itself only had 7,000, | no returns are coming in. Are designed es vulation of >ve» 7000, dur ing candy, and at a late hour re Mr- Dewey Sackett, and Mrs. ha* a but some booster lay claim to the ! Getting into Portland we decid iH g ’,0 -tatA U ■ ')0. Elevation August Schuerman will be host ing r’oum! • ' freshmenta were served. pecially to please city all the adjacent country on ed to see the much talked about at-r-tf 10) "h e little com esses to a group o f friends at the Those attending were the Miss both sides o f the river which is all Columbia river highway so after those who are es Bertha Pease, Irma Beck, Thel Civic Club House. Bridge tables munity of helix 15 mii»s north o f in orchard*. Elevation about 1000 dinner we started for the Dalles beautiful ma Hervey, Kmma Cook, Alice will be arranged and for those who Pendleton produce* one million and on the Columbia river. When 95 miles many and v \ 'U jta/u>. looking for styl Pratt, Vilda Gideon, Louise Scrog do not care for cards, they are ask- bushels of Wheat every year. we asked the natives what sup points o f interest is seen along the North o f Pendleton the valley ^ OQAÓL e»Tto bring needle work. A most Columbia which I will not try to gins, Frances and Rosina Gallatin, ported the city the answer was ish youthful mod Dora Sparks Rosetta McGee, Mad enjoyable afternoon is anticipated. widens out by Weston its quite pples and its never a failure from describe. Stayed in the Dalles ov- narrow. Milton and Freewater is one year after another. The wheat *-r night a* we figured to reach eline Stevens, and the guest of els in the better t|ou. donJt ou almost in one town, must have Mr«. Backu. W ill Eatertaia honor, Helen Pemberton. / fields from the tableland to the j - ~ close to 5000 people there. Then kind of dresses, Mrs. Phillip Backus Is entertain C¿W| ■ft'VO/YU east 2500 feet above is also help- the cj too Th# boUomland ing this week at a series o f par comes W a ll. W a il, with 22.000 ■- Children'. Party ranging from— population and about 45 miles and bench„s the riv„ are a„ , The home o f Trilma Powers on ties to be given at her home on W e have Sold Out all Granite street. Bridge will be the - __________ “ * * a , °!11 * °rehards and irrigated for mile, California street was the scene of New Cars a happy birthday narty, when Tril diversion for the afternoon, the about M ° 0 . Rich and level land and mi|efl u and down the ^ e r , cdwo C for miles around. I .. . . . . . I parties being on Thursday and Fri the trees stand very close togeth ma entertained twenty-two o f her But have some real Several Small Town. er so the branches interlock from friends Thursday afternoon, Sept day afternoons. Several small towns lies between Values in t jO x iifv fa iL one tree to the other. From Wenat ember 16th. Pink was used most it and Colfax, distance o f 100 chee the highway goes north up Fraternal effectively in carrying out the col miles. This 100 miles o f country» the Columbia and Wenatchee riv Modern Woodmen o f America, or arheme. both in decoration and is very hilly, the road runs through ers and cross the summit at Blev- Camp No. 6665 Mahogany, will refreshment!. Those who helped the narrow canyons, and nothing itt pass, 6500 feet High new grad Trilma celebrate her birthday were have a water melon feed after Only one of each list but wheat everywhere. Colfax is ed road cut out from the side o f Janette Hastings, Helen Dunn, their lodge session Priday night ed below left. in Whitman county, Washington the mountain, and has more bends Patricia Trobee, Millicent Peters. .September 23 at the Mooae Hall. claims a population o f 3500 lies and the most crooked road we Shirley Myera, flla Sewell, Doro A good attendance o f members are They will not be in a narrow canyon, one street on have ever been over. thy Bush, Haael Wert*. Mildred requested so that plans can be here long ly with short crosastreets, so Marre, Lucille Pederson, Bobbie completed for their winter pro On Pacific Slope when they have a heavy rain in Pederson, Dolly Kannaato, Edith gram. Now we are on the pacific slope the winter the water run* up over Kannasto, Jean Claycomb, Jeaa and going down a beautiful w^od the streets and sidewalks. A very interesting meeting Webber, Admin Wood«. Geneiveve They claim to be tf^ richest city country to Cle-F.lum in a narrow Woods, Evelyn Woods. Jules Pow o f the America Yeoman's was held in the world for ita sixe and pop valley and some Coalmines close •ra, Gerald Powers, Wayne Pow- riday night at the Moose hall, ulation. They get artisian water by. The Roslyn Coal mines are era and Eugene Powers. when those in attendance were from wells on top o f the hills also close by. where coal in large _______ i treated to a watermelon feed. above them, 120 feet deep so quantities is mined. The next place * 1 0 0 00 Baby and Child W elfare Clint« r “ lk* wer*.riven by Frank Baylor, when the town grows in size and of importance is Lake Roechutea The Baby and Child Welfare v'le l*ra» 'drnt of the associ.tion. need more water, all they have to which is dammed up a* reservoirs Clinic which was to have been held "J V r *I " ine,,• ,OW" ' ‘ nd by J H do is tod rill another well. Whit to the Yakima river, and from Esell, state manager o f Portland. at the Civic Club house last Thurs Dancing and cards were indulged man county raises 15 millions where the Yakima Valley over 100 day was postponed, and the clin in at the close o f the talks. la st bushels o f wheat annually and miles to the south get* tl eir water ic will be held this coming Thura- Sunday both the Ashland and goes about 40 to the acre and nev- fo r Irrigation and empties in to dny at the Public library Appoint- M<.dfi>rd ,od wj(h , , “ r a failure. There we put in the the Columbia. ment. can he made by telephon- h„ a t ____,____ ______ 7 . T third night. Lake on Summit her o f members motored to the Ing Miss Hicks at the Library and Country i. Leveler natural bridge over the Rogue This lake is on the summit of conveyances will be furnished to A little nohth o f Colfax the the Snoguallinne pass, where an river where several new members those who desire It. All babies and country gets a little more level, other lake a little to the west call and prospecta were obligated. children of pre-school age will be the hills are sharper but not 3 0 ed the Cedar lake and from which $ 1 7 5 °° examined and all those children M. P. Dunn, and J. L. Pittenger big and wonderful deep soil. The Seattle gets it* water supply. It is For Sport T o g « who are just now entering school o f Ashland lodge o f Knight* of road has been cut through the 100 per cent pure. The highway V —i’li want Sport Oxfords for the first time, will he examin Pythias, with H. A. Stearns and hill* :n many places sometimes 50 leads through some beautiful i cour*e, with your new ed. This will be the regular free H. E. Briggs as alternates were or 60 feet deep as on top, no rock all stree» -lothej and these forest and everything is green, fol opy Top ■ Gun Meta' with Porpoise monthly clinic which is under the elected last Friday night to at to be seen for 50 miles. lowing the Snogualinnie river all •im are very m c'ijh. supervision of the countv health tend the Grand I-odgo session o f Spokane is 65 miles to the north the way to Seattle. unit, with Dr. Inskeep In the cap the Knighta o f Pythias at the hut as you get within 15 miles the Beautiful Seattle acity o f county physician. grand lodge session to be held in country gets spotted and the land Entering Seattle from the south *1 7 5 °° — — | The Dalles, October 11 and 12. poorer. Elevation 2100. Spokane around Lake Washington its a laitial M h I is , of D. A. R Mrs. Louise Richardson was elect- claims a population o f 110,000 a marvel o f beauty, no dust, every Mr*. F. II Walker was hostess, ''d as delegate from the. Pythian well built city, but has some hard thing is green, beautiful homes to Mount Ashland Chapter of the Sister* temple to the grand lodge times now, mining and lumber j and public places, fresh and salt Daughtera o f the American Revo- session to be held in The Dalles on business has lipped away, so all water everywhere, buildings new , lution on Friday o f last week, at same date, I hat remains is wheat, waterpower, modem and clean and claim about1 For Men her home on Liberty street. This —- ■ and railroads. a half million o f people. The o n ly ! being the initial meeting of the H A V E IN TE R E STIN G TR IP Did you ever skip over to Sun.et Highway place in the world where they Fancy printed broadcloth the last chapter o f a detec year, there wse much routine Entering the Sunset highway to- have a fresh and salt water har- shirts fo r men in our own tive story? Most o f us have, exclusive patterns. Collar business to be disposed of, which (Continued From Page 1 1 i ward the west 336 miles to Seattle bor. As a canal with locks run | and it is quite an under attached or separate. Real was followed by a study o f the Ochoco creek which ia darmed up 1 first place is Davenport 38 miles. from Salmon Bay on the sound standable impulse. value ‘ with a reservoir as big as our Hy Declaration of Independence, giv The highway forks here one goes through Lake Union and then into But not many o f us ever en by Mrs. H. C. Galey. The host att. But the landowners have the toward the the southwest to Ellen- I-ake Washington. As most every refused to read the last ess was aasistt'd in serving re- same trouble as elsewhere in pay chapter, and yet there are people— customers o f ours freshments during the afternoon, ing taxes, *0 we were told that — who do not understand by Mrs. Vida alinsen, Mrs. D. P. many farmers have not paid their many things about our way taxes for several years. Blue, Mrs. A. Schuerninan and o f doing business, and never Yellow Pin« Timber Mrs. I.uella Stearns. ask about them. I-eaving Prineville we passed i> Why don’t we sell on in A Special Value Hope Rebekah Lodge o f Ash through the best Yellow Pine tim -: j| stallments, fo r example, or 1 land met last evening with Olive | ber wp ever saw as we had not I ( deliver your purchases, and A feature Value known seen any timber to speak o f since I DEMPSEY TUNNEY Rebekah lodge o f Medford in a whv can we give such ex from Coast to Coast. 4 prs. cellent quality at a rock- It was joint celebration o f the 76th an we left Fort Klamath. bottom price? niversary of the birth of Rehrk- quite a treat to us. Watch This Space For Coming Attractions The grade ia very easy from the ' BOUT ahism. A reception was also held I f you don’t know the an- Each Issue swer to these questions, ask fo r our state officer* Louise Per- west and very beautiful until we us. Our manager will be glad roxxi vice president o f the Rebek- summit o f a spur o f SEPTEMBER to explain. Don’t skip the ah Assembly, and George Trefren -Mountains a mile high, last chapter. Find out the For Boys past grand master o f Oregon were on *ide lh* irrade is whole story. Last Time Wednesday honored. A fter lodge, a varied pro -1 cr” " k,‘d and deeper toward the Our Own Brand EXPERT gram given by Ashland was en- narrow valley where the town o f 3 to 9 yrs. FIREMAN. SAVE MY CHILD” „..8 9 c .< 2 ,. Joyed then the members and rial- Mitchell is located 55 miles, pop- SERVICE 10 to 17 y rs .... 98« tors retired to the dining room 1 ul* tion about 200 and in a deep where a sumptuous banquet was " * rrow canyon. In waiting Town of Mitcboll IS YOUR RADIO r .t \ ? --------- Around Mitchell and 60 miles Thursday and Friday <«■- L ; ‘ , ,1 ÿ j O. K. Method;.' Ladle« Aid 1 around Ihe hills are bald with 1 Broadway Beauties and Cabaret Cuties The Ladies Aid o f the Meths- Hh,’ rt *ra»s. *0 its a good sheep J t dist Church have postponed th eir, l‘" untry until you get to Service ' I regular meeting from tomorrow j Cr**‘ k on J,>bn Day Highway 25 • They are all in this tale o f the night afternoon to a week from tomor miles from Mitchell, the ro«d down I club Tom-Toms. Featuring Gilda Gray icry that rid « row which will ho Wedneeday. the John Daq river goes through a <rrr'<*- C- • Nitty _ «t an economical pr - ; good belt of yellow pin* timber I !l September 28th at the home of in 1215 is a lilt and fi be- bosc-ewceo- Mr*. M. W. Wheeler on North until you reach Fossil 21 miles. : * ttot.ally nne value for 43ç ^ 1 then the timber disappears and Main street. “C A B A R E T ’ enter into the bald hills, and all in I ‘S<* « «5 — • f»ll-fa.hk>ned ° « V and fib,, i* * , tha, |(wfc# wheat. Fossil claims a population W s s w G o « «t s a t C rip o H om e we, and wear* to tatmactioa. Mr. and Mrs Ruaaoll Cripe are o f 500. and the towna between It I entertaining at dinner Wednesday and Arlington on the Columbia is j Pair 98c evening of this weok at their homo o f no consequences each only a! N o *49—yorf thread nflt v jr * • « tho Boaemwd In honor of Mr. hundred or two population. The *>«e with a short hth ton tor Guy Good * a t e r eerrice Paw ^ Cripe’a parents. Mr. and Mrs. K. distance from Foaml to Arlington Phone 8 Z M. Cripe at Camden. Indiana. Oth er gnnato at diaaer wflt ha Mr____ MtW C. E. Oata* of Medford. aa-[ erf Mm Cripo. S O CI E T Y Ed. ¡ ' A fr fa * Hook, oHdíf- jU&jtU <9 jQOUJjr <U<HC tertd . GOOD USED CARS Tilo G jl ¿& ! $ 24.50 TO $ 54.50 Ford Bug * 25 °° 1920 Ford Tudor * 150 °° wnere savings are greatest’ Elks Bldg. Phone 3 Ashland, Ore. *1 5 0 00 f25th AnniversaryJ 1924 Ford Rdstr. 1924 Ford Touring 1923 Chevrolet Modish Ties Hi Fr Light Delivery Can Dodge Delivery All in Good Mechanical Condition J j CLAYCOMB MOTOR CO. Ford Sales Service Ba $3.98 Do You Ever Skip The Last Chapter? le Co R( S< Fancy Shirts P. B I $ 1.98 V I NI N "The Theatre Beautiful" ■ 4-for-l Socks G $1.00 Pay Day Overalls 22nd C Z l Scve the ’ 'efe1, What? Graceful Lines! S\.rdy Wear! X-L Electric Station Milton Silla in “FRAMED” At the $ 1.49 4