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FORM ERLY
VOLUME
B U SIN E S S A N D P R O S P E R IT Y .
ON T A K IN G A D V IC E .
M E M O R IA L TO COLUMBUS
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Secretary Hoover summarize«
last year as regards wages and
ployement thus:
3
OFFICIALS
DISCUSS
RAILROAD
PROGRESS
ASHLAND.
JACKSON
R r| itln
rN < ll'<
Farm
Ik.
Hoaaoa
In Southern O r e g o n
C E N T R A L P O IN T A N D A S H L A N D A M E R IC A N
C O U N T Y . OREGON, F R ID A Y .
HARD FOUGHT GAME
WON BY FRESHMAN
Tkl'
M ajority o f
J A N U A R Y 20. 1928.
Thirty Thousand Shoe Soles
Is Record of One Shoe Shop
NUMBER
LIBRARY INTEREST IS
SHOWING _AN M EASE
73.
STUDENTS
HEAR TALK
ON 1AVNB
the shop was enlarged to meet the-
increase in business and seveu A v e r a g e C irculatio n P e r D ay Ir
years ago was moved to the pre
O v e r T w o Hundred
sent location. Over three thousand
V olu m e s
T h e r e was little unem
dollars worth o f machinery alone
p loy m e n t except during a m od
being added, not to mention oth
With the opening of the Public
era te recession near the end
er equipment and stock, until it I Library on January 3, 1928. vol
o f the y e a r and the rate o f
believed to be the best and most umes circulated in the library ac->
real w a g e « rem ained higher
modernly equipped shoe repairing cording to Miss Blanche Hicks thi*
than a n y w h e re e l«e
in
the
shop in southern Oregon. The first i city librarian were 378, and sincO
world, or than in any other
year's business came to $2,400 that time the daily average o f cir
tim e in the w o r l d ’« h i»to r y .
gross, and for the year 1927 the! culation has been a little over 200
T h e high p ro«p ect o f the yea r
volume on shoe repairing alond this does not however include the I
did not represen t m e r e ly en
came to $13,175.35 outside of the! reference work.
On
Saturday
upwar d « w i n g in the busbies«
shoe sale*. The mail order busi- | January 7, 382 volumes were tak
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cycle, but w u the re«u !t o f
ness done by the firm, reaches a . 1 en out o f the library. The desk!
Members
of State
Public
| call cow n with in theyw“r
,ketd lnc his family seeking a health giving
E. K. Harper, Layman
that g e n e ra l and perm anen t
c
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-,
scori lg li«u n .c climate, rented their large ranch fur north as Yonealln, to Oltura j and chairs are all in use during
p r o g r e « « which ha>
marked
Evangelist Give» Talk
Service Commission Meet The |0cai team notwithstanding near Baker in eastern Oregon, and’ in the east, and to the towns of the hours o f seven to nine o’clock
the nation*« business.’ ’
Officials
In Ashland
northern
California.
Whereas
it
in
the
evenings,
showing
the
the fact that they were somewhat ,,fter trying out several t«wns en
That is the situation fo r .Ameri
out o f their class in meeting the | route were advised to locate in required several days to get out great interest manifested by the
can business men to keen in th -'r*
older more experienced aggregea- Ashland, “ And here we have bee * a pair o f shoes, a doxen years ago, students and citizens o f Ashland. EM PLOYER OF LA BO R
PLAN S O U T L IN E D
minds, t:ius avoiding da....tiny
tion, put up a good stiff battle, | ever since” said Mr. Mars. TE today they may be quickly repair
doubtful hesitation. Business at;
■j Local Board Passei Reso' tbat a*
threatened to bring shoe repairing business was oho «-1 pd while the customer waits. Mr
[Speaker Is Business Man
prosperity in this country
ha'
being ably
,
lution
Favoring
Railroad
thc scor<' to “ more even basis en as th«- most promising future Mar* and son being
ably assisted
assisted
That Devotes Majority
ciiinben to a permanency hi
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T k .n n o li C i . i -
Abbott for the local team was the business investment, that he could by B. H. Nelson, an expert repair
of Time to Services
plape anc, barring foolishness, will|
Through M ate
, outstanding itar o f the game, hi. piy and be with his family, thus man, and another son Ned M a«i
' lire ’
¡great defensive work, being an on February 15. 1910 a little hand helping during rush periods.
An informal meeting was held ; .
The character talk given at the
important factor in keeping the shop built on the body o f a wagon
Mr. Mars and son assert that
High
school by Mr. E. K. Harper
John D. Rockefeller, t W y . ! Thursday evening in the Lithia
It
An nou nc e d
Y e s te r d a y
score down. Leedom at forward was launched upon the busine » their present high standard was L i » t
o f the Harper Evangelical teamr
I Surines Hotel at which time the
F
o
r
Jackson
eight years old,
the attained by using only the beM
imme<.a:*i> j j ^ ^ r s o f the local chamber of was about the only one who could t world, being located where
at Medford, on the subject of
County
changes his “ stance”
at golf,
j with any degree o f accuracy hi.» [ Standard Oil station now stands. materials obtainable, and giving
“ I-aying a Road Bed," was replete
commerce and business men of
| the basket.
when told by a profesisonal that
The dimensions o f the little shop tbe be8t **rr**e at a reasonable
Ashland met the members o f the
Drawing o f a jury list for 1928 with illustrations on the need o f
In the Freshmen team were
he stood too close to the
b a ll.,
.
.
.
being but 9 by 14 feet. In 1920 ! Pr' ce*
hus bene completed, and the com building for the future, by stay
That change lengthened his drive !ft* ,e PUbI,C SerV,Ce commls,,on to seen many o f the stars o f the
confer on proposed railroad devel-
plete list was announced yester- ing in school and securing tho
by twenty yards.
Eugene High school team, that
byst education and staying by the
opment in Oregon.
day.
won the state championship lastj
Mr. Rockefeller has said that his
job until it is finished. Bringing
Mr. Louis Bean, Salem, member
Ashland
residents
on
the
list
year and later made a trip to Chi-* |
success in the beginning wa* du*
j o f the commission, J. P. Newall
are: Hattie Abbott. Perry Ash joy into work, being willing to a t
to patience and economy.
cago to compete in the basket ball
Portland, engineer for the com-
craft, Jas. Q. Adams, S. Albert tempt a hard job, and finally be
tournament to decide the national
It may have been due also to > . .
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mission, and William P. Ellis, at- championship.
Arnold, W. S. Ball, J. M. Beaver ing willing when it is known that
his ability to listen to others an»-
,
. .
[ tom ey fo r the commission were
Chas. W. Banta, Ralph E. Bowan a thing is right to sacrifice all in
Tonight the High school team
take advice. That is a thing that
present.
A s s e m b ly
Period
sod
E ven ing Students Must H a v e a Standing Ruth A. Bowman, John S. Burn doing the right.
will meet the Klamath Falls team1
many young men who would liko
o f One and T w o in
C o n c e r t Is G r e a tly
Mr. Harper is an employer o f a
Mr. Bean outlined the complete at the Junior High. This game will
ett, Clinton Raufman, H. B. Bent
to be Rockefellers have not ’ »arn-
All W o rk
Enjoyed
plan
for
adequate
railroad
facili
ley, Jas. M. Blair, L. D. Bowers, large number o f young men and
ed to do.
be unusually interesting due to
Welborn Beeson, M. C. Bates. women. He is assisted in hia meet
ties fo r Oregon which the late E. j the fact that in one game with
Honor roll students of the Nor-
the S. O. N. team
S. auditorium
Henry W. Clark. Geo. H. Carter. ings at Medford by Mr. Milla, sonj
H. Harriman had planned* when ________
Medford, _____
the At neighboring
Christopher Columbus memory |.
,
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................' I he wa? head o f
the
combined had difficulty in barely squeezing Thursday morning during the as- mal {or the fa '' , " ln ha'''; bp<‘n Geo. L. Carey, Lloyd Crowson: director and young folks workers
is to be honored by building a
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Southern Pacific, Central
Carter, Mr*. Mills, children's worker; Mr,
il Pacific out a victory, over the boys from semb,y period and especially fin « announCP<i >’ Kat erine
,Pc*n_t-> Mabel Carey, Henry J.
magnificent lighthouse costing $4.- ]
.
Registrar. In order to be eligible
Tho*. A. Culbertson, Grace
H. Long, Manager. Mr. Long and Mr.
Union Pacific systems. This Klamath. Local fans are expecting program o f vocal numbers was
000.000. What is left o f Colum-1
for the honor roll a student must
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i plan included a line running from to get a definite line on
Chamberlain. Albert J. Carmondy, Mills together with Rev. C.
the
*
‘ven
by
a
mala
quartet
from
the
bus’ body will lie under the light«
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Mill and Rev. E. P. Lawrence **ave
,
.
.
.
the Columbia river down into cen- strength o f Medford through this Wi,liams colored singers who ap« carry not less than nine hours of Tran k H. Crawson.
house, on a reservation given by . , n
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' | »ral Oregon, which was built; a game.
peared in S repertoire o f planta*! 'vorlc and make * *tandinK ° f
frank G. Dean, Jas. B. Duncan, formed a quartette .which sang
.he Government of San Domingo.
.
.
w /-> i
,
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line west from the eastern bourn
tion melodies, spirituals and clas- and two* in a11 work t'arri“ d-
Frances
Darby, Wm. DcWitt, Herr two spirituals (negro melodies) at
* Columbus would be puzzled by ■
e r\
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v
. : dary o f Oregon which was com-
sics
at
the
Normal
auditorium
The
honor
ro11
fo
r
the
'
a
1
1
‘
*•rn,
L. Deisman, L. C. DeCarlow, Wm the High school. The men were in^
,
,
one fu tu re o f h.s
memorial, | pleted
far as Burn, and which Annual Y M C A Meet
1 » as follows: Kenneth Anderson,
E Denny, G * ■. F Damon, ''lin t:*» troduced by Rev. Hugh T. Mitchel«
To Be Held
in Portland
Th" 7 tay *ren'n* ' foari
namely, lights shooting up into th«
M mePt another
from the
Beck, Dorothy
Bollan.
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u ; and four men assisting in the pro* Lester
H.
Dunlop, Fred K. Engle, Peer! more.
air to guide fliers. He would think south throUjrh Klamath Fal|g at a
Lota Carroll, Vesta Coke, Yvonne
The numbers given before
Th*y Layman Evangelists
ad
The second annual meeting o f ?ram‘
angels were expected. Architects point near o d e „ The pregent N „.
Dcvaney, Julia Eakin, Ben Ellis, Easterling, Henry G. Knders, Bes
the assembly were, “ The Old Oak-
dressed
the
members
o
f
the
Ro
sie
F.
Elhart,
Haze!
Emory,
W.
S.
are invited to compete in th.a en* | tron cu toff would connect the9f/ the Northwest Council o f Y. M.
Leona Cries, Mildred Gyger, Au
en Bucket” , an especial arrange
tary Club yesterday noon at their
C. A. s will be held in Portland
terpr.se
which should stir the Iineu with the prefent g p ^
brey Haan, Reta Lane,
Muriel Eastman, N. Erby, J. R. Edwarda,
ment o f “ Way down yonder in thd
Gertrude Fraley, Isaac Fridegar, regular noon luncheon meeting
February
4
and
5,
according
to
an
McCutcheon,
Evelyn
Mangold,
imagine ion.
Mr. g ean f urther outlined how
Cornfield” in which imitations o f
with several numbers.
announcement) received by W. P.
Stella Morse,
Riley
Pittenger. Carl F. Ferguson. Jas M. Fire
this plan was attacked in the
the welcome dinner bell
wen'
stone,
Wm.
A.
Rlarkux,
Bert
Fre-
W
alter
general
secretary
o
f
the
Bonnie Scholes, Florence Smith*.
The late Calvin McNab, an ex? I courts under the Sherman anti-
cleverly given, and the last num
man.
EXPECT CA M ER A M A N
tremely able lawyer o f San Fran- trust act and eventually the three« local Young Men’s Christian Asso ber being a harmonious represen* Alvia W'etherell, Edna Wisely, and
Henry G. Galey, Hugh H. Gill
ciation.
Secretary
W
alter
and
W.
E ffie Quinn.
cisco, leaves $40,000
to
two systems were unmerged and the«
HERE M O N D A Y
tation o f a steam calliope.
ette, Gerald Gunter, John R. Gib
clients to make up fo r McNab’s railroad development
stopped. M. W right are the local represen
Thursday evening the singers
son, Hurry C. Hansen, Chas A.
bad1 advice about investments.
Oregon as a result, has been hin tatives o f the Northwest Council gave a complete concert in
V. C. Carter o f tho West Coast
a Creamery Men Will
Haines, Walter Hall. Weston R.
and
plant
to
attend
the
meeting.
It is fortunate for the heirs o f dered in its growth and adjoin-
Studios received a telegram front
Meet
in
Ashland
well
filled
auditorium.
The
crowd
Henry,
Ralph
R.
Hadfield,
Harlan
The call, which is signed by J.
certain gentlemen in and out o i ing states have far outstripped us,
W. Preston Mayfield o f Dayton,
was unanimous in their praise o f
(Continued on page 2)
Wall street that such requests an due largely to better railroad fac- R- Ellison o f Portland, chairman the evening o f singing.
cameraman for the West Coast
S. O. Rice attended the South
not customary or compulsory. I f \ ilities. What the commission is in- o f the managing board, and Le«.
Studios that he will arrive in Ash
ern Oregon Creamery Associa
i**i Adams o f Seattle, executivi
Miss Yoder Entertains
Wall street gentlemen
had to | terested in now i, the completion secretary
land Monday morning.
tion held at the Redwood Hotel
o f Yh* r
•. 7 *
make good losses caused by bad, o f the plans originally made by
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Councl1* advise*e Examine Twenty Two
With Violin Solos
All the equipment such us cam
in Grants Pass Monday evening.
.
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3
j
*ost
in
addition
to
its usual busy
At Babies Clinic This was both a business and so.
advice on investments,
there Harriman. particularly the
eras
and prop* is also expected
c°m i business sessions, thre outstand-
would not be much left for legal pletion o f the line west
Miss Yoder, member o f the which means that the filming of
1 cial affa ir and the report is that
fron*
j
ingr
leaders
from
m
Neirs.
the National Y* . Twenty-two children were pre -1 the meeting was well attended. NVrmal school faculty, and lead "Whiskers” will
Burns.
begin
imme«’ -
M. C. A.
Mr. N e w ,11 outlined the engin-j are Freed M." H a 'n sen .^ n pbe*e sent ^or ‘’»""¡"«• tio n at the Ba- This meeting will be held in Ash. er o f the Lincoln school Harmoni iately under the direction o f Carl
’ ran- bie’s Clinic held in the local Com-j land next month. The exact date ca Band entertained the Kiwanis Theohold, production manager.
eering features o f the new line cisco executive
Club at the regular luncheon meet
The West Coast Studios will
and indicated that
it would be a Pacific Region
^
mun'ty hospital Thursday, Jan- | has not yet been decided.
monthly | The Ashland creamery reports ing today, with two selections by sponsor a movie exposition Fe eb. 2.
comparatively easy
road to builc* ghn. New York L . ' v . .....
Ka' ‘ uar''.*1’' ’ at the/ » ‘» “ '“ r monthly
county I that the Southern Pacific railway the band and a delightful group of 3, 4, which will include a variety
over the high, level plateau o f the| tary’ ‘o f - the - eXeCUt,ve
meeting. Dr.
IiAkeep.
- r i ’e''*onnel d'vi»ion, I health physician and the county
lulullc o I company
m p a n y has
nas increaesed
inc
their or* violin solos. Miss Yoder was ac o f acts showing how motion pic-
middle section o f the state. Mr. and
« . n i n / - ! L . ; J {0b! rt?’ N>W York' unit nur*” ' Mrs‘ L T* King. Mi*, der for butter. Every day the but- companied on the piano by Misr tures are made, acrobatic stunts
Ellis, outlined some o f the legal senior
secretary o f the town and
E ig h ty - N i n e P e r C ent o f L o w e r | phases o f the m a tte r and h„ w ^ ,
Augusta Glover, and Miss Fior j ter is delivered to the trains here Leona Marster* o f the Normal and other entertainment.
There
j
country
department.
Grad es T a k i n g Special
enee York, county demonstration : and it is also shipped to the faculty.
will be a two hour performance
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W ork
agent conducted the clinic, assist -1 Southern Pacific commissaries iir
The Harmonica band proved to »•ach night with a parade every
r e g is t e r t o h a v e
ed by Miss Glover. Mrs. G. H | west Oakland and San Francisco. be decidedly different nnd the evening with hands and music.
Legion Show To
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youngsters, as they played, Am eri Artists o f the West Coast studio,
Four hundred and ninety-eight
A N E W FEATU R E Pierson and Mrs. McCormack who j
Be Monday, Tuesday
¡w ere in charge o f the weighing
F. D. Swingle is in Ashland ca and Old Black Joe won a place will furnish the entertainment.
children are enrolled in the Ash
special1
„
..
, , Through
,
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------- arrangement and n,easurin«r. Mrs. Elda Ander- again after several month* ab- for themselves in the hearts o f all
land Bible School which is under
Due to the fact that Mr. May-
the leadership o f Mrs. Grace An
fied and his camera:! did not ar«
a
?,'tb . R.a.lpb ® °wen« commander of *on and
George
Briscoe sence. Mr.
Swingle’s
friends the Kiwanian*.
i scarcely knew him since the bar*
drews. This is approximately 89 | comedy drama will be presented the Ashland Post o f the X n e ri, ian wrote the historiet.
Miss Yoder was forced to give rive the movie dance which was to
at the Vining theatre, next Mon« j Legion, the Register
w ill
Mrs. Harris Dean wa« the host- | her robbed him o f his mustach.
per cent o f the public
schoo'i
two encores, so pleased were thf have been held Friday Jan. ’ 0 Has
soci
enrollment fo r the grades 1 to 6* day and Tuesday night, by the lo « ! start an interesting series o f new? ''** o f the «fteraoon. Mrs. Hal Mc-
with her been postponed until Friday Jan.
The Baptist ladies hold their members o f the club,
Bible instruction is given in a!<j
P 1 ° f ,bf>. • 'mPncan Lcyion. stoii«-« on this important o_„___
J7, Some scenes for the pi-ture
organ- ' ' air and Mr*’ s y ,va"
Provot» missionary meeting on Wedaese- violin selections.
m r.de, from 1 to «. There are now
^ °l
The** « “ He, will take up
with their cars.
Whiskers’ were to be taken of the
day afternoon at church parlors.
This is the time for election of
Rev. A. L. Knudson. who had dancers.
% Classes which vary in member- E * 'n fortu’n.'r
l 7 °
° f thf * ^ « * «
ship from 12 to 28. Nine class.*si . . .
i
" " m.* s" m*' interesting fact* regarding
Mr. George Well* o f D'*ugl,v officers, consequently part o f the been in San Francisco for some
o f the rehearsals are loud in their its
T l
and three entire room, have a one
‘" ud ln tb**lr '
dpvelopment.
a ' Plopment. Th,
They will start county is visiting this week with meeting will be o f a business na time stopped over and visited at
Mr. J. W. A. Hansen o f San
i praise o f the work that has beeiijin a very ftw daya.
hundred per cent enrollment ml
the home o f Rev. and Mr*. J. E. Francisco and Mr. H. C. Baker o f
Watch f o r ! b'* relatives Meg.
Myrtle Wells tare.
done.
«
I them
the week-day bible school. Durin,'
The Christian Mi ftsionary So- Murphy Wednesday. Rev. Knud Minneapolis stopped o ff in Ash
In «W itlon to t h . p ta ,
t l.o .h t ^ , . f ,h .
the past three weeks there ha.*
clety meets on Thursday after* son was on his way to his home i:l land Tuesday to visit with Mr. and
|
number,
b. pm m nt.!
«,. .„T y ,,.
^
been 23 new enrollments.
Mrs- L. H. Han «en o f the Hotel
e been I noon
the home o f their presi* Seattle.
ed between acts.
The Reserved Talent were visiting 7riLLnd-
n on the «ick list for
»
Mr. and Mr*. Hugh Sampsqn an Ashland. Mr. Hansen is a cousin
a few dayi dent. Mrs. V. V. Cold well
seat, m.y^ be secured at the Vin- Ashland the first o f the week
during the week.
baby o f Lou Hansen, and in company
Mrs. Floyd Putman as leader o f nounce the arrival o f a
Donald Whitney, engineer for lin g box office any afternoon,
Miss Minnie Barnum o f K.am
daughter, born in Santa Monica, with Hr. Baker wa* returning to
Miss Elisabeth Schoffen, from the program.
the Southern Pacific Company, j
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¡»th Fall, was
called to this city Long Beaerh is giving so mu inter-
Mr. A. L. Pierce and family o( California January 12. Mrs. Sam •San Francisco after a visit with
who is stationed
at Dunsmuir,
Mr*. Glen Fabrick o f Medford ; b7 the illness and death of
friend, in Seattle. Mr. Hansen is
«pent several day, this week visit.
AA]mnd ^
WedllM. ! father who pMa*<| .
7t her
th * l esting and instructive lecetures* to 128 Bush street is leaving this son will be remembered by her
ing hi* family on Allison street.
i, .
.. p*°*ra *
tb<> womPn- E»ch afternoon this week week for Los Angeles, Calif., many friends in Ashland as Mary musi« ian and is in the musso busi-
A1 Van Lindt spent the week-1
* ‘ «n »U riu m Wednes- | » t the Christian church. Th talk where he will be employed by the Virginia Hargadine. Mrs. Samp ne,* in the bay city.
1
Mrs.
Pearl
Jones
o
f
Talent
was
d,Jr
eTPB1"
» The Bam um family on Wednesday afternoon
Edwin G. Cumiss o f Portland is
son resided with her parents in
was Standard Oil Co.
end with his family
on
Fifth
i* on Palm Avenue in Ash- »lon g political lines. Miss Schof.
Mr. Spratt Wells o f Trail, Ore., this city for a number o f years, conducting business affair* in
street. Mr. Van Lindt «* employed an Ashland visitor the first o f thc i rp*'d
land.
local Ashland this week.
fen will continue her lectures td j*P *nt * d» y ir* th# city this week where she attended the
by the Southern Pacific Company, week.
Miss Lena Burton o f Willows,
schools, moving to Santa Monica
Mi«* Eva Gande o f Portland it women during the next week at I l®«k'nr after business affairs.
¡ 3 Klamath Falls.
Mrs. W. H. Sam* has been con
several years ago where she met California is at present visiting
fined
to
her
home
on
Second
[
»pending
a
few
days
in
Ahaland.
1:30
each
afternoon.
Mr.
F.
J.
Smola
returned
to
Mis* Blanche McLean ia down
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Fraley na
street for several weeks fcith a
Mrs. Roy Taylor spent sever I
Mrs. Kate Scroggins arrived Portland Wednesday after a few Mr. Sampson.
f r >m Shale City, for a short visit
Miss Burtog
Mr. and Mr*. Fred Henry o f Mountain avenue.
days this week visiting ia Medford
Thursday from Copco where weeks visit with hi* family in this
severe
cold.
w.th friends. Miss McLeaa
foamorly
lived
in
Ashland
and h.s
Dunsmuir
are
viaitng
in
Ashland
Mrs. R. C. I ogaa e f Talent waa*at lh* bom*
Mr. and Mrs. Joy
h " *>•*» nursing for th* last city. Mr. 8mola ia employed ia
formerly employed t t the X-L
a number o f fnond* hove.
this
week.
fifteen
days.
Welker.
city.
shopping ia Ubi* city Wediirday.
Electric Store on the ÍTasa.
Thirty thousand soles treading
Boy s F rom Eugen e Are Visitors the street* o f Ashland and vicinity
In Inte restin g F ra y at
yearly, testify to the proficiency
o f the modern Overland
Shoe-
Junior High
Shop owned by J. D. Mars and son
In a hard fought basketball Paul, located across from the city
game, the University o f Oregoi* hall in Ashland. It is estimated
Freshmen team from Fugete d e-1 that fifteen
thousand pairs of
feated the Ashland High school shoes were half soled by this shop
i last night at the Junior High gym during the past year, this does not
nasium by a score o f 21 to 37.
include the heeling or stitkhing
The Freshmen while somewh;« that was done.
handicapped by a late start, thi»
The flourishing shop had its
being the first game o f the season humble origin in the year £910
for h n», showed a d a z .'iig spied eighteen years ago. Mr. Mai* and
MANY ASHLAND FOLKS
DRAWN FOR IDE I0RY
HONOR ROLL AT
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