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PAGE THREE I S9 1 LOSES HIS 2500 I ractor 4 R- amson MEET. ASHLAND mm I. 7t 00 SEEDFO'R'D ' TRTBUTTE, fED'FO'R'D, 'OTiEGONT. fiATTTJDAY, MATif'TT 10. 1 02 f IS.fkJ t : r A Do you eat Hornbys Oats -or just oats ? The difference : 1 . We steam-cook H-O, so you only have to cook it a few minutes. 2. Pan-toasting brings out an entirely differ ent and delicious flavor, and gives it that rich, golden color. 3. It cooks up flaky not sticky and pasty. 4. It comes to you clean and fresh, in an airtight Waxseal wrapper. THE H-0 CEREAL COMPANY, Inc. ' fHffl TOT . el II aWw wjFf f. Planting your money in our bank is sowing the seeds of CONTENT, SUCCESS and INDEPENDENCE. J Culitvate the banking habit; it will help you to grow in your own esteem; it will gain for you the CONFIDENCE of those for whom or with whom you work. Confidence mean3 CREDIT and a good credit is a help and often a necessity. , ; . We invite YOUE Banking Business.' . Jackson County Bank . .. Established 1888 ' Member Federal Reserve . , The; i ". Geo. L.Treichle?r Motor Co. Have some good used cars Dodge Brothers, one. Hudson Speedster, two Olds, one Ford Touring, one Maxwell Delivery, one Ford Truck, one Olds Truck. For sale, all in good condition and prices are reasonable. ". Come in and look them over The Socnk' Preservation ssoci:uiun held its monthly meeting at Ashland yesterday afternoon which was very well attended and did not lark in enthusiasm to carry out the objects for which the association was formed. It was voted that an educational campaign be inaugurated in the pub lic schools of the county to spread the gospel 0f scenic conservation. Ar rangements were made to secure colored lantern slides showing some of the beauty spots of the county as well as some of the districts which had been ruthlessly destroyed in order to more vividly impress upon the citizens of the county the de struction which the association wishes to avoid. s Addresses were made bv Prof. A. L.. Peek of the landscaping department j oi ine uregon Agricultural college, J. A. Itexell of the same institution, and I. li. Vining. A most interesting de bate took place between Alex Spar row and Hugh B. Rankin on the rel ative merits of retaining Diamond Lake territory in the forest reserve and that of including it in the Cra ter Lake National Park. The directors of the association met at the Austin Hotel at a lunch eon at noon and perfected their or ganization. BenJ. F. Lindas was elected president, Mrs. I. C. Williams of Talent vice-president and H. O. Krobach secretary and treasurer. It was voted to have the association meet at Central Point on the 15th of April. ' wirzusres in a case city, was robbed of 'Dud" Wolgi'inoi:. n well known resident of this ri; . o went to Los Angelos hut ek v i:h Sheriff Tur- rill and other:; a In the southern a $250u diamond by pickpockets. Wolgamott, while talking in hla room with frit;. as received a tele phone message that 8umeone wanted to see him in the lobby. He went downstairs and after a search, finding no one, bought a newspaper, and en tered the elevator io return to his companions. When Wolgamott entered the ele vator, six well -di essed and affable young men entered with him. and o:i the upward trip considerable josit ing oix-urred. Wolgamott got off at the seventh floo , so did the pas sengers, and they took Mr. Wolga mott's diamond with them. The theft of the diamond was ills- -overed soon afterwards, and an larm raised, but no trace found. The loss watt reported to the Los Angeles police, who alter question- ng a friend of Wolgamott's at great ngth, took up other clues without uccess. A reward of $500 was offered by Wolgamott in an ad in a newspaper for the return of the stone. Sheriff Terrill reports that shortly bo fore the robbery of tin local mm n Kastern tourist was robbed of $73, 00 worth of jewels. Wolgamott wore tho pin in li in hirt, and the crookp cut it luos-j with i pair of nippers. 'THE SWEETHEART L12IH "Tho Sweetheart Rhop," a musical comedy, embracing more than the usual virtues of this sort of enter tainment, has settled into Us second week at the Columbia Theater. Edgar J. MacOregor, owner of "The Sweetheart Shop" is the husband of a San Francisco girl, and perhaps she has told him that the coast won't accept mediocre entertainment. At any rate, MacOregor must he given credit for using sound judgment in giving this city a musical comedy with an entlro original cast and eho rus and then to prove that he wasn't cheating, sent along some New iTork musicians. It is a gay company Is "The Sweet heart Shop." The chorus girls laugh and romp about the Columbia stage the stars shine their very best. Harry K. Morton is the comedian. Then there are Esther Howard, the comedienne; Zella Uussell, the Pa risian beauty: Holen Ford. Mary Har per, Marion Saki, Teddy Hudson, Roy Gordon, Clay Hill and Danny Haley. San FranciHco Chronicle. 'The Sweetheart Shop" is coming to the Page theatre April 12. For Sale by Owners Pure Bred Jersey Cattle Twohy Brothers Company, who own one of the finest herds of Pure Bred Jersey Cattle In Southern Oregon will sell all or part of their dairy herd now on "The Meadows" farm, consisting of: ' .12 Puro Biml roRistered Jersey Cows ; 12 luie Ilreil Heifers 1 month to 2 years old 2 Pure Bred ltd II Calves ' 1 Puro Bred registered Bull, Xo. 1810:tf, 1 yours old out of St. Mawcs Golden Poppy. This stock Is registered In The American Jersey Cattle Club and can bo Been at "The Meadows" farm on Crescent City Highway, 6 miles from Grants Pass or communicate with K. A. Murphy, LundlH-rg, Building, Grants Pas. At the Page You like screen comedy that Is dif ferent; comedy that la always "In character," that springs from the ac tors in tho story and their characters It's the kind of comedy that Is chock full of chuckles, smiles, laughs and bursts of honest merriment. That's whut you will find In pur new comedy, "Cupid, the Cowpuncher," adapted from Eleanor Gates' truthful, whimslc ally humorous comedy of cowboy life called "Alex Lloyd, Cowpuncher," which comes to the Page theatre to- morfow matinee for a three days run You know Will Rogers. Hlu lariat- throwing exhibitions, accompanied by quulnt comedy sayings, have made his name a household word throughout tho country. He has proven just as ac complished on the screen. His humor Is clean, cloar-cut, natural and always human Just the quality that appeals to every member of the family. - At the Rlalto Perhaps one of the most popular screen stars in the country is Ilillie Llurke. She Is a favorite with ou clientele and we believe load fans will be glad to learn that she will be seen In her latest Paramount comedy, "The Education of Elizabeth" at the Rlalto theatre for three days beginning to morrow. This Is a captivating story of a chorus girl Just the type of char acter Miss Burke best knows how to portray. Aside from Its Interest and nppeal as a superb picture story, the photo- comedy enables Mlus Burke td appear In some remarkably beautiful gowns, master creations of master modistes. There are beautiful girls, handsome men and la every other respect thl production Is one of the highest class Cut This Out It Is Worth Money Cut out this slip, enclose with Sc and mall it to Foley & Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave., Chicago, III., writing your name and address clearly. You will receive In return a trial package containing Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs, colds and croup; Foley Kidney Pills for pains in sides and back; rheu matlsm, backache, kidney and bladder ailments; and Foley Catbartlo Tab lets, a whoiesome and thoroughly cleansing cathartic for constipation biliousness, headaches, and sluggish own UlHTty Itondri. NEW- OltK, Mar. 19. Liberty uinds closed 3 'a 90.112; frist 4'h I S 7 . 0 0 bid : seen n d 4 s $ S 7 . !) 9 : f 1 rst 4U'h $87.30; second A'h JKti.lU; hi rd 44'h $S0.i!0; fourth 4 'h $K7. 1 4 ; ictory 3 :K's $!)7.1li; Victory 4Vh 597.12. Are They Still at It? KjUFUKT, Prussian Saxony, Mar. lit Many persona were injured last night by the explosion of a munitions depot at Schmefboni, a town north east of this city. $100 Rev9 rdt $100 The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there Is at least one dreaded disease that science 1ms been able to cure in all Its stages und that la catarrh. 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