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the murks were obliterated, knew ulie WASHINGTON, .Inly 26. Selection mental cases was announced today by
had been out, .Mrs. Hire charges In of ;'(.' Cloud, Minn., as a site for a new director Forbes of the veterans
her divorce petition filed here. ijl.oOO.Oiio hospital for service men bureau.
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THE Fisk Cord js giving more value in
service this year than was ever put into
a tire of any kind before.
The buying public knows it, too for, even
though the Fisk factory, working at capac-'
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them, it has had difficulty in keeping up
with, the demand. ; '.:
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tive extra quality you can see and feel, weigh
and measure at the time you buy.
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Read about the Vacation Places In our 1923 "Oregon Out-5
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on request.
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' JOHN M. SCOTT,
s General Passenger Agent
ASyLAND, . July 26. Coincident
with efforts to unscramble the Southern-Central-Union
Pacific systems, In
dications point to a merger of the Ash-land-.Medford
commercial organiza
tions, making the Jackson county fair
a hiimjner is the motive which prompts
a joint forum gathering of the cham
bers of commerce of the twin cities, to
be held in Ashland parks on Thursday
evening, July 27, at 7 o'clock. -An Ideal
al fresco outing will lend a romantic
charm to business deliberations, witli
a substantial1 luncheon on the side as
a further measure in establishing the
most cordial relations. Several topics
will be discussed, but the main one
relates to the big county fair which is
to be initially launched in September
on grounds which are being especially
equipped for the purpose. In the vicin
ity of Medford on a permanent basis,
where buildings are being erected, and
other improvements installed com
mensurate with the scope and impor
tance of the notable public undertak
ing. - Here's a chance for a couple who are
assured of the maximum comforts of a
good home at the expenso of a mini
mum of effort. The location is at Sap-and-Salt,
Jesse Winburn's mountain re
treat up Ashland creek canyon, where
a man and wife are required as caretakers.
The postmaster. general has made
another ruling, this one in regard to
fruit shipments, notably berries. Com
plaint is made that contents as usually
crated sift out, not only causing waste
but also damaging other mall. Conse
quently berries will have to be more
securely boxed when shipped by parcel
P08t.
Lars Ellnson is here from the Pro
vince of Alberta, summoned hometo
attend the funeral of his father, the
lute C. A. Ellason. Lars and his broth
er Ross are trying a new tack In Cana
dian land development, having assum
ed control of an irrigated ranch In the
vicinity of Lethbridge, which will be
experimented with by comparison with
tho prevailing methods of dry farming.
. liotel promotion activities have late
ly assumed the phase of a project sub
mitted by Jesse Wlnburn involving an
offer made by the Hockenbury System
which already has notable operations
under way in this respect In represen
tative cities, some of them located in
Oregon. At a recent meeting of the
chamber of commerce this matter was
referred to a committee of seven. The
mutter of an apartment house oh a
big scale was also referred. .The Mt.
Ashland Scenic Highway project waB
given endorsement, under certain pro
visions and safeguards. All of which
will come up for further discussion at
1 subsequent session.
The Talent Community club is to
picnic in Ashland parks, on Friday of
this week, July 28.
On Friday evening of this week, July
28, Waller- A. Denton, deputy graud
master of District No. 3 of the Oregon
Masonic jurisdiction, will deliver an
address at a special communication of
Ashland lodge No. 23. His topic will
be "Masonic Philosophy," a n subject
very "Interestingly dwelt upon. The
fraternity throughout the valley are
cOTdially invited to be present, and
although the speaker's appearance
here Is right In the heart of midsum
mer, It is hoped that there will be a
good attendance.
The familiar appearance of G. S.
nutler upon our streets is Indicative
that he is still here amid the old sur
roundings after, a tussle with restraint
due to enforced retirement at a local
hospital temporarily, steadily improv
ing from an operation in the semi
major classification.
T. F. Smith, ex-park supt., who has
been ill for sometime past, is improv
ing. A daughter, Mrs. Virginia
Schrams. of San Jo3e, Cal., has" been
visiting him of late. '
Mr. and Mrs. B.' H. Hinthorne have
been having for their guests members
of the Wm. Yokum family, of Fruita,
Colo., and the Herbert Eastman family
of Modesto, Calif. Eastman was for
merly deputy postmaster here, and
now is in charge of the money order
division of the Modesto office.
At the summit of Green Mountuln
the old road which leads to Hiatt Prai
rle has been visibly Improved, and out
ing parties are making the trip daily to
witness development work on the dam
of the Irrigation project which belongs
to the Talent system. For scenic beau
ties the trip over Green. Spring Moun
tain rivals those as viewed from the
Pacific Highway over the Slsklyous.
Quite a few go by the old road, return
ing by the new, thus visiting. Wagner
and other springs.
At the Methodist church, last Sun
day morning. Rev. J. M Walters of
, Eugene, delivered, the Epworth Insti
tute sermon, and In the evening Rev.
J. R. Sasnett, of Medford, presided
.over the evangelistic service.
I Mr. and Mrs. Homer Elhart have re
turned from their summer vacation.
I During their absence, W. M. Poley was
in charge of the Elhart Pharmacy, the
familiar headquarters which Poley con
ducted for so many years.
Bill Hatcher, chief of police, was ac
companied on the foray to Crater Lake
by Ira Plttman, a hireling of the local
water department Furthermore, Geo.
Roblson, chief of the fire department,
is also taking a vacation, and during
, his absence E. F. Smith is serving as
proxy, wearing a pewter badge and
regulation blue pajamas as by ordi
nance provided.
For the first time In ten years Bert
Tozer Is visiting the old home sur
roundings here on Laurel street, his
wife and son accompanying him. '
ASHLAND, July 26. A public
gathering will bo held in the Ashland
Armory tonight at 8 o'clock, for the
purpose of giving the Terrill forces
an opportunity to present their side
of the cuse, and supporters of Terrill
are hoping that a large crowd will
be In attendance.
Speakers from Medford, including
B. F. Lindas, Col. Gordon Voorhles
and Col. E. E. Kelly, who are ac
quainted with the data and facts
which have been gathered, will be
present, and It is said the entire story
will be laid before the public. It is
stated that all phases of the charges
which have been made against Sher
iff Terrill will be taken up 'in detail
und explained, and the Terrill adher
ents Indicate they are possessed of
such Information as will convince
any reasonable man that the recall
of Sheriff Terrill is not advisable nor
Just.
It Is thought that Sheriff Terrill
will be present in person at the meet
ing, undoubtedly propared to answer
any questions that may be put to
him.
In view of the sentiment and feel
ing. that has been stirred up over the
recall election, it is calculated that a
very large crowd will be present.
Why Women Go Wrong.
CHICAGO, July 2. To check up
on his wife. Slgmiitid Hice marked
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Different brands of motor oils
have different bodies. The
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motor oil specified" on- the
Cycol Lubrication. Chart.
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Cycol has greater stability. It maintains
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