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nr
Majority af
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la Southern Oregea
FORMERLY
VOLUME 3
Jy Arthur Brisbane
COLDEST SPOT ON EARTH.
MARRIAGE STILL BEST.
Chicago has found in Detroit a
hlonde beauty with long hair, and
positively arranged yesterday to
show a Lady Godiva at las' night’s
Arts Ball. Rosalind
Hightower,
who will be Lady Godiva, without
horse, rode to Chicago from De-
troit in an airplane, and will pose
in a picture frame, hair and all.
She sees nothing immodest, in a
beautiful lady dressed only in h“?r
hair, and says: “ To me a * short
fat woman in an abbreviated skirt
is vulgar: the human body, is a
thing of beauty.”
FEDERAL
OFFICER
GETS 40
GALLONS
CENTRAL POINT AND ASHLAND AMERICAN
ASHLAND. JACKSON C O U N T Y ,
OREGON,
TUESDAY,
DECEMBER 20. 1927.
NUMBER <î-.
BASKET BALL MEET Chief Asks Santa to Shave His Chin
TO BE BELO IN MARCH
TINKER
6. If motion* pictures are show:!
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Santa Claus has asked Fire
Normal School to Spe» — . High11 Chief Baughman, who is also ex in the home, be sure to buy thrf
early Twenty Nina Hundred
ifficio Deputy State Fire Marshal' j "acetate” or safety film and avoir
School Basket Bad
£
People Gat Cards Last
to art as his assistant in Ashlanc the "nitrate” or highly flammabK*
Year
Tournament
and to see that all of the children film.
7. In case of fire: Call the fiH
According to records
Miss
The first Southern Oregon In help to make this a very Merry
Christmas
indeed.
Chief
Baugh-
department
first. Then try to pul Blanche Hicks, city librarian >tat«»
vitational basket ball meet will
be held in Ashland March 9th and m* n told Santa Claus that he it out by fire extinguisher, water the circulation of books is decid1
10th according to and anounce- would be glad to help if Santa j or smother with a rug blanket or edly higher this year than in form» |
er years.
ment by Coach McNeal of the Claus would help to make Christ- whatever is handy,
mas a SAKE Christmas for him
8. Christmas decoration^ and
Last year’s issue of registration
| Normal school.
In a letter sent out to schools self and the "kiddies” by cutting colthing. used for public festnri- cards from the Library for read- j
* ties where open flames are used ing purposes numbered 2899. • j
j interested in the meet the Normal o ff his whiskers.
Santa
Claus
promised
Chief
for illumination, can be made fir»«
The majority
of
books j
j Coach called special attention tor
I the fact that many schools in Coo:» Baughman that he would shave resistant by dipping in a solution issued were fiction and giv- (
of ammonium phosphate (commer issued to school children and stud
Berlin scientists have created Klamath Falls Man ¡8 A f - i < urry' JosePh>ne, Douglas, Klam clean for this Christmas (or make
cial
ammonium phosphate, 1 pound ents were non-fiction, as a gen» Robert Gordon of Grants
them
fireproof
by
the
process
giv\
j ath and Lake county, and Jackson
the coldest spot on earth, produc .rested by Terry Talent
Pass Purchases T wo
water,
1 gallon). Wring and dry, eral rule.
tn
herewith),
because
whiskers
| county have fifty one, so called
ing in laboratory experiments a
Hundred Acres
will
not
injure
materials
and
wil)
Last
Night
are
out
of
style
anyhow
and
not
j secondary schools, who because
During the month o f September
temperature 459 degrees below
of location find it imposible *.c sanitary; besides they sometiim* make colors fast.
zero.
96 new cards were issued, out >>•
9. An effective way to quench this number 39 were school chil
T O LO C A T E HERE
IS FOURTH TIME
compete with other schools, and catch on f,r* and burn him t« rrib%
Outside our atmosphere, in mys
fire in a person’s clothing is to
ly.
Now
Chisf
Baughman
and
San*
.
thus
secure
satisfied
schedules.
dren, 5 from out of town district»
terious spaces separating solar
~
.
Because o f the profound re ta Claus love the little children ; wrap a blanket rug or wolen cloth and the rest adults: October show» Report Says
That New
systems from each other, there1 Local Official Brings To
for atheletics in general and of Ashland and their dads an«' tightly around the body and roll an increase of ten 106 cards wer»' Owner W ill Take Posses
exists "absolute zero.” On our tal of Confiscated Liquor
mothers, too. and they do not wanf upon the floor or ground.
Fsrenheit therometer that would
To 540 Gallons
“* appl'ed to th«*
P»r them to be burned and crippled 10. The first application to a given out to new readers, out of
sion in February
ticular, the Normal authorities
this number 23 were to school
be 461 degrees below zero, space
burn
should
be
sweet
oil,
olive
oil
for life and their happy homes de-
children, 8 to county residents and
without heat.
One of the largest real estate
Making a total of five hun have made plans for the meet.
Announcements regarding the I »troyed, so Chief Baughman wants or sweet cream and then dust with the rest to adults r while
the deals to be consumated here foi
dred and forty gallons of liquor
flour or baking soda to exclude thtr month of November reveals a
At such a temperature the prop confiscated wYthErT three Federal *ntri" ’ awa" * '
* * kiddi~
Ashland
help him
some time was completed yester»
air. Call a doctor.
tainment
and
schedules
will
be
1
Prevent
fires,
save
precious
liv«d
slight decrease. 93 new reader« day when Robert Gordon
erties,. of matter change. Metals prohibition officer Terry Talent,
of
made later.
i and happy homes by asking daddy * Now, Fire Chief Baughman and being added. 19 children, 3 out 3*
Grants Pass purchased the Tinker
lose resistance to electricity and added forty more gallons to hi»
all
of
the
“
fire
laddies”
have
lit
and mamma to promise to “ DO”
town readers and* the remainder farm of two hundred acres locat
become supra-conductors. A thin record last night when he with
tle kiddies of their own and wonld adults. At the rate of new care*
these things on this Christmas.,
ed about two miles east of Ash»
thread of mercury will carry en Federal officer L. O. Shirley, and
1. Avoid the use of candles and like to spend Christmas eve at being issued daily the registration |and, for thirty thousand dollars.
ough elecrticity to light several Triffic Officer C. P. Talent ar
open flames for Christmas treo home with them, just like you* of readers should number far
hundred lamps. Helium, the gas rested L. W. Carey, 27 years old
UI<
The deal was made through the
and other decorations. Look out daddy and mama. If they have tc1 into the three thousands.
Balfour Guthrie Company and Mr,
used in our dirigibles, becomes of Klamath Falls, when they found
leave
their
nice
warm
homes
to
for short circuits in electric wir
Gordon will take possession during
liquid a few degrees above ab- j forty gallons of moonshine in hia
put out a fire in your house (caus
ing and connection«.
month of February. While
jt *
solute zero. In that terrible cold Chevrolet coupe,
2. In case candles are used, bJ ed by somebody’s carelessness)
not definitely known it is under
molecules in matter lose their mo-
The officers noticed the car us Local Woman Ha* Coverlet Thai
sure that the flame can not pos» and. perhaps save your lives, their
!•
Many
Yaars
Old
stood that th»» new owner expectr
tion, which'may account for their it came through Ashland and fol-
sibly come in contact with the dry* Christmas and their babies’ Christ
Hat
Exquisite
Design
to raisq some special crops on th.'»
greater electric conductivity.
lowed it out to where the city lim-
needles of the tree or any othei mas will be spoiled.
land, and do some intensive farm'
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| its ends, and there rnude the ar-
If everybody in your house dc*
Very interesting and most hand inflamable decorations, curtain»
ing.
.
First abstract science, tfcer. uto- rest,
or drapes.
what you tell them to do. and bo Ashland 1» About Two Hundred
The purchase includes a two
ful appreciation. Practical man
According to local officers thi* some is the old coverlet in t'<»e
3. Use nonflamable materials prepared for any emergency, ev
Dollar» Bahind Quota, But
story brick house and
sever«)
may find u way to create metals,, is the fourth time that Carey hr» possession of Mrs. F. F. Whittle of
to represent »now and frost art ery body will have a Merry Christ»
Few Day* Left
426
B
street
in
this
city.
•farm buildings, anil ia most ex
apart from any absolute zero tern- been arrested on prohibtion charg
The quilt formerly belongs L to and around *i e Christ tree or mas and cause to look forward to I
cellently located.
•
perature, condition* similar to , es, and he told officer Saiu Pres
where they may catch fire.
Ja Happy and Prosperous
Nev> I According to Mrs. Rose Tavern
those that absolute 2ero creates. cott that so far he had paid a to Mrs. W’ hittle's father’s first wife,
who was a resident of Winchester,
4. Be careful that t».c kiddies” j Y»’“ r : “ ml Santa will be happy too. 1 er Robinette, the Christmas quot • Enders Sweet Shop
That would make possible trans- tal of $1700 in fines.
He was taken to the Ashland ! Shenandoah valley in Virginia* do not get near the candles or op- ! Won't you help? Of course yon of $500.00 has not been reached,
oortation of electric current with
Is All Refinished
flimsy win, and so will daddy and mimit only $310.00 of the required sun»
out cost or loss and solve the prob jail and is to have his hearing thi» This is one o f the eight cotton! *»n fireplace with their
so they can have a little ange» has been obtained so far. but fbe
lem of cheap power.
afternoon before Justice L. A quilts owned by her before thi clothing or “ nighties.”
The Enders Sweet Shop, aftet
civil war. The predominating col- j 5- p lace all celluloid and other climb upon their laps and whisper Christmas sale of health seals »• ill being close,! for several day* un
Roberts.
• continue thi* week.
His wife was with him at thé ors are green and red on a back» f|amn, i ble and explosive decor- “ I love you.”
Mr. Haldeman-Julius, o f Kansas
dergoing repairs and remodeling
Miss Hall of the Normal school opened yesterday and presents a
Tell daddy and mamma that “ It
whose daughter is just trying a time of his arrest and Carey told ground of white. Fourty-four dif. ; ationg away f rom danger of catch-
is Better to be Safe than Sorry.” left Isabelle Silver in charge oi beautiful appearance. The fix
“ companionate marriage” expert- « pitiful story to the officers o* ferent floral designs are used in ing fire.
the booths in the Post Office and tures, chairs and tables are al)
ment tells the world that
his being hard up and accepting tho the appliqued motifs. Among th»
The Vining Theater.
daughter wa« born six years be- Job ° f transporting liquor which designs are graceful wreaths, bo
furnished in a delightful shade of
fore he, Haldeman-Julius her fath- be claimed was not his own. He la- quets of varied hues, sprays, dust-
Yesterday Misses Betty Browi» green, while the walls are tinted
er, was married. He didn’t have ter told the officers that he had'se- er* of fruit mixed uith conveM
and Pearl Wardle conducted the a rich cream color. The painting
hart!t,onal n ° w*rs. a" d symmetrical
money to set up housekeeping, but cured it in California and
sale of seals in the booth at the was done by Turner and Biegle.
cut-outs in red or green; the bordi
the dear little girl was born any transporting liquor which
Post Office. Tuesday’s sale wil)
The Linoleum furnished by the
how.
claimed was not his own. He latei* er ' s
red and Rreen ¡n ‘ he bow'
be in charge of Lois Joy Hanson Wick furniture store is an unus
told the officers that •he had se- knot desiK1'- The motifs are appli Popular Name of Today wa* One Mai i Walks Seven Miles ta and Julia Carey; Wednesday Ma ual pattern and blends well with
had qued on with the tiniest stitch »
That is interesting not unusual. cured it in California and
mie Bliler and Leona Frier, Thurs> the general finish and atmosphere
Thought to Have Originated
T< >11 Committee Hi»
lfl transported it across the Siski j ima* i.n* b,e and the quilting pat-
Leonardo da Vinci, second in
day Ixiis Joy Hanson nnd Irm • o f the new store. The present plan
From Idol
View»
greatness among all artists, was 1 You«» and that about an hour an » t*rn 18 mo8t lntrlcaU' and the stiti
May; Friday Betty Brown ane include the serving of lunrhes a«
born outside of
marriage. his a h» lf M ore the arrest he had Hjch" L.'"'.e Jbe* " tifu,,y don*‘
Not many children or
even
Considerable interest in the out Audrey Brown; Saturday, Virgin well a* a general fountain and
This lady also owned a number
lather and mother never married. “ hunch” that he was going to b»
grown ups know that the Chri«t- '¡de district has been aroused ov ia Frost and Ixirraine Brookmillei candy service.
of beautiful silk and wool cover
He supported his “ legitimate,” re caught.
The sale o f seals will be conducted
While the store is now open the
lets which were sent to a country- mas doll so dear to the heart o f w the proposed survey to be con-
spectable high born half brothers
outside the Vining Theatre every formal opening will not tako
girl
children
all
over
the
w
orld
d
u
cted
by
the
Ashlnnd
Chnmbrr
home
for
safe
keeping
during
th»
and sisters.
• Fourth Grade Sell*
had its origin long, long ago, and
Commerce according to H. D. evening between the hours of sev place for stome time due to the
war. but unfortunately the ’Yanks’
W illiam/the Conqueror was born
1 non arrival of *ome of the final
Most Christmas Seals raided this home and cuv thest is thought to have been the inspir- McNair chairman o f the commit en and nine.
before his father married the in
ation
of
the
idol,
the
word
dol>
having
the
work
in
charge.
Last
year's
county
fund
of
finishings. The will be under tho
fine quilts up and used them for
teresting girl whom he first saw
Miss Stevens’ class the Fourtl* saddle blankets.
being a corruption of the word , Mr. McNair says but little work, $600 was used in the fight against direction of John Enders, proprie
fashing clothes in a brook as he A o f the Lincoln school were th»
“ i del” so most likely the first will be don> until after the rush tuberculosis, fifteen baby layette t tor o f the department stole, with
Most exquisite is trie baby cay I
rude past with his warriors.
and Mrs. Walter Barron and
successful winners of the beauti*
dolls were but reproduction of the of the Christmas holidays, hut1 were made and given out
Mrs.
worn by Mrs. Whittle's father!
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y
ful flag given by the local Kiwar-
idols used in worship in ancient those men who can are making i, much other work done in the coun Clara Scott in charge.
the is Club to the class selling th«> when he was a yong child. TN | times.
. But ell that doesn’t
_ change
—- —
canvass now. The interest reach-' ty. It is hoped to »well the fund
ar* that marriage is better than most Christmas seals. The pupi » cap though over a hundred yeai»
The oldest known dolls in the ed a climax Sunday according tf> this year, because the program
BUY NEW UNIFORMS **
‘a' k of marriage. Marriage will ,n this grade sold $9.00 worth o* in*it*
p^e8erved museums of today were excavat- I Mr. McNair when an old time re» has been broadened, the dental
Gold shirt», with Royal b W
not go out o f fashion. It will per- • the Christmas seals.
The can knit*** t '{ v ” P,,..ln? neS* ed fa°m the old Egyptian tombs (sident walked from his place seven1 clinic Has been added as well a, pants, is the color combination se
sist until men become worthy o f
.
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o ‘ °.
* read being repulsive and hidenu- thing* ] miles <>ut in the country to tell thu the honor roll .which necessitate» lected fo rthe Junior High school
and the pattern is very dainty,
an institution at present too good
proper basket ball team, according trt
SIGN BRINGS RESULTS
carved from ivory and bone, but ^committee one of the' things he fel» each child to be given
for many o f them.
The sign installed on the cor» w orri' tHrou E ^f
| no
^
.' been
^ "in
o doubt filling the little Egyp
Egyp- j should be remedied if Ashland w a» treatment for eye, ear and throav Domino Provost of the Provost
worn tHrough, four generations, j
maid's heart with waves of I to secure her share of buiines-« as well as other diseases.
Hardware Sporting Goods depa^V
| Crete island. Monday by
the ¡Another heiVloom ^hat* T ^ '^nt' | ‘ tian
¡an m*id'«
Owing to the school children not ment through whom the order was
tenderness.
II HEI: D[ FOR S P E E D ,NG
fr> in th « a d join in g
tcrrftoi .
» to .
.tince, was arrested by brought forth results already, a - an „,¡»¿,.., 1 ^ 1 ’’’“ '’k11 » f pieces ( f 1
oldest known English doll* “ Road* leading into the city,” wm being able to canvass the tow^n a, placed.
the
1 11
cei *'• **• ¡«lent ari, the average daily registration o» which one# a*!
,ja^ back to the Queen Ann per one reason why this man felt Ash- in former . years,
,
, sale o f seal»
H I The Norma! school will Imvo
a c h . ^ o f speeding by Traffl, j ten car*, went up to thirty-on,• Thoulders
. 7 w , a
- d-
a' “ “ pparentlv » > 0 re i land was not securing all o f tho is much farther from its quote., their team equipped with Vernili-
tne.r i.*e before *hnt tun,’ i trade that it should.
than .n previous years; although ! ion pantH Hnt, whit, , hirts trim-
Cl° ck la*‘ n «h t. He had his hear-I indication that the sign is th“
TtiT K ,
" ^ 5 * Great Brinan, and the do!!r|
Ole school children helped » great,, m,.d in
co|of whi|„ th(, ^
lnsr todav
* -»•
tie. This nhawl wa« very eleirantEl
, means of direct,ng many m o,. in iu ,lav; th(.
»we fre introduced in t«■ England
Stores to Keep Open
deal in wiling the seal* in their ,„ ry B Team have selected orange
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tourists to the Chamber of Com* tongs inherited from Mrs Whit* i from Flanders and were * called j j At a meeting of the Publicity own homes the School Board, and jfor the color of the pants with
W ord has been received from merce.
1
Babies.”
tie’s grandmother also,
thoughl I “ Flanders Babi"
'’
¡Committee o f the Chamber o fj th- Health doctor with Mr. Brisco« black , W(>ater, A„ fhfM,
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Edwards form
large
and
unusual,
af«’
graceful>
•
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Commerce held Monday evening thought he,t to prevent them from were placed through rhe Provo-»
er resident* o f this city but now
Mr. and Mrs. Gillette
and formed and bear the old English'
Chosola»*» Displayed
it wa* recommended that loca' canvassing the town because of Harware. Sport* goods depart,
° f Alhambra. California, that
daughter Marjory o f GreshaH monogram W. B. 1» Winnifred
window at the Chamber o f merchants allow their stores to illne«« prevailing in the differenti ment.
Y>»y recently returned from sev*
j
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street left Sunday for
San Bryan Lane belonged to the sam ei^ommirce ¡* filled with attractivn remain open on the evenings o fj home*.
PTaI " ’ inths visit to the cities o»
Many
had
planned
t CHANEY’ S NEW ! ST
Francisco where they will spend family as William Jennings Bryan I
r,t chocolate* made by the Thursday, Friday and Saturday < I
Europe. Mr. and Mr*. Edward*
Plaza Confectionery o f thi* city. this week for the benefit of tl.'.i buy
seals
of
the
schoo)|
CONTAINS THRILLS
the holiday* with relatives
>nd
'Pent
some time journeying in
are
Uncanny, creepy, weirdly mys-
Naxaren* Church Profram
Th* ornamental boxes are mo-» i people who work in office* and children and these one*
friends.
he -‘holy land” and report a mos*
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Due to the fact that many are •ttr,ct*vc |y fiH«d with the assort- ! other place* of bu.iness and arn urged to give their subscription » | tenous, "London, After Midnight”
interesting and enjoyable time.
Dr. Swedenburg and »rife and' Panning on being out o f tow„ ”d chocolate., making a very p r-» too occupied during the day timo to McNair Brothers in the RexaDjone o f thè greatest mystery dama*
to do their Christina* shopping in' Drug Store where the*«» may ho; I,on Chaney has ever appeared In,
‘ he holiday, the Nazaren-» ty rh r"'tma' reminder.
Chester, Harvey and Marcus two daughters. Genevieve and
a leisurely manner. It was also r*- , procured. Seals will also be on salo will be shown at the Vining Thev
church
will
hold
their
Christm.i^
The
beautlful
cydomen
plan»
Woods hat
returned to spend Eleanore, expect to leave Wed-
; ter Thursday and Friday. It is •
' hristmas '¡th their parents Dr. iiesday evening on the train f' • program Thursday evening at the with de*p c#ri»e hued blooms is at» commended that December th* at Hardy Brother*.
church.
I trading th« attention
o f th * 26. and Monday, January 2, be ob
The people of Ashland and com-j Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
pirtur ■,
and Mr*. E. A.
ood« o f North San Diego. California where they
An excellent program includ- Chri»tn«V «hopper. This plant w..s served as a h I 4e ’, th« store»» tc munity are urged to
purrhasu written and directed by Tod
Main itr*,“L Chester is attending rill enjoy the Yuletide
mg
titionfi and song? ha« bwn
by th#* Ashland G w n h ou i# I remain closed daring these days. the«e Chri-tma* reals becaué* :t j Browning, responsible for tuosrt
* he Or« go n State Cille •ge at Cor-
proi
is i sly through thi. sale that th* '^>ther Chaney
l
i
and
the
public
is
invited.
I
— — —— —— —
,
vnWa, and Harv»y ind Marcus are
“ Bump” Franklin and D< rothy
II»
aith
Ed’ieit,'»n
Board
of
Ori«
!
holy
Thnee.’’
"Ths
Road
to
Man-
“
Blondy”
Heffner
and
“
Chuck”
Wright
who
Robert
ha*
be#n
Jack
t the U.iñat* ity o f Ore. Nininger motored over (
freuiosia Association |, I dalay ’ ami “ The Unknown.
Mr. DonaM Whitney wh
i, Prows* left the lat**r part o f la» » itt ending tne Oregon State Cob! gon
gon.
'onville Sunday to visit Mr*. Jer
fin*
■
L
employed
by
the
Southern
Pacif»*|
week
for
south
Pasadena
wher,»
lege
at
Co-vallis,
is
egpected
•
•
ry O'Neal, aunt of Miss Nininger
Mr. and Mr.a L. A. Ferns of
Company in Dunsmuir, spent Mon - 1 they a re visiting relative*. Th»-y.f«w’ days to sper.ji Christmas with
- u* r at th« who i* a patient in the Sanatar-
Talent spent th* «lay Sunday in
Alh-riy
1928
school
budget
calls
day
and
Tuesday
with
hit
fasn.i*
aspect
*to
return
to
Ashland
by
hi-
parents
and
bretr.*
r
in
th
«
l oivers.ty o« Oregon is home tot • mm operated by Dr. Jenkins iit
Ashland visiting friends.
for $!0J,9*»0.
on Allison street in thi* city.
January 3, 1928.
Ici’.y.
th« Christmas holidays.
I that city.
MRS. WHITTLE OWNS
INTERESTING RELICS
CHRISTMAS SEALS
ORIGIN OF DOLES INTEREST IS
WAS YEARS AGO IN PROPOSED SURVEY
: ^ r r r r ,!