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Dally Eighteenth Tenr.
Weekly Fifty-Third Year.
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HEDFORD, OREGON, . FRIDAY, MARCH 7, "1924
NO. 297
BUNE
-ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM THE ROGUE RIVER VALLEY'
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urn luncheon hold by the Chamber of
Commerce at the Hotel Ashland on
Thursday noon. Mr. Herrin gave, a
very fine address. He said that the
national organization of realty men
has been trying to educate the dif
ferent boardH in the realty business, so
as to bo able to givo efficient and
proper service to their clients. He
commended tho Oregon laws, which
urovido for a real estate commission
er, as doinc away with some very
crooked and undesirable yen estate
dealers. tHo said that courses in real
estate are being placed in the Y. M.
BAKER TELLS GOLD
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HF.RK IS THE FIRPO OP
TO-DAY IN -TRAINING IW
HIS ARGENTINE QUARTERS
GOLD HILL, Mnr. 6. (Special.
ASHLAND, Ore.. March 7. (Spe
clal.) Tho normal school, which is c. A. work and among several differ
held In Ashland every summer, will ent colleges and universities. Ho ah of Gold Hill turned out Monday
wen Jno 16, according to present urged that tho realty men give their evenlnK ,0 hear Mayor George L.
-JMMIIB. lliu nyuiiiit-i Ull miluui, ,i,i.,i mil support II HIV IlillllUUr l tuill-
wlll be held here this summer, will lie-, mercc and other activities of the city
gin about a month later. Tho latter and that they try to correct tax laws
is under tho supervision of the Pratt which are unfit anil unnccossarv.
Institute well known art school. Thoj wl H. Mool.e, Biato rel estate
normal school will hold its sessions commissioner; T. W. Zimmerman, see
in the high school nnd tho Hawthorne re,Iiry o( the rortiand Realty Board:
school, , while the art school will bo ; j H. Mariels, head of tho Portland
held in tho junior high school. All ucnity Board, and vice president of
threo of tho Ashland schools, on nc- tho xntionnl Realty association, and
count of this fact, will be used the ma- j p. s. narrett, president of tho North
Jority of the summer. Ashland is ! we8t Hcalty association, wore among
vory fortunnte In getting the normal tn0 prominent men attending the
school here this year on account of ,f0nini, Mr. Moore gave a short talk
lack of funds, and Is also very fortu
nato In getting the art school, as this
large 4nstltutioh is in New York and
It Is a long distance to come to at
tend school. It is possible, however,
in spite of this fact, that the art
school will bo held here every sum
mer. This la very much to be hoped
for, as students from all over the Uni
ted States attend this school and It
will mean quite an asset to tho town
The Chamber of Commerce is
present getting out a new Tolder en
titled, "Ashland, City of Homes and!
Schools." This folder will featuro :
tho special school teachers 'and w-ill ;
show pictures of the schools, some of;
the beautiful homes and some of the,
scenic Bpots around Ashland. -
William E. Herrin, field secretary j
of the National Heal Estate Board, j
was the principal speaker at the for- i
Zimmerman delighted tho
Baker of Portland talk at tho boosters
meeting hold in the I. O. O. P. hall
building. Tho mayor arrived early In
the afternoon in Gold Hill accom
panied by his wife and spent the
afternoon visiting old time friends in
town and several of tho operating
mines out from Gold Hill. At six in
tho evening a banquet was given In J
honor of the mayor at tho Gold hhi
with about thirty of tho local and val
ley boosters in attendance and presid
ed over by Mayor Wm. H. Miller of
Gold Hill. At 7 they adjourned to the
hull where a largo crowd of tho towns
NATIONAL pEST
Coffee
and Mr.
audience with tho "Oregon State i people were nwaiting tho arrival ot
Song." President Barrett also spoke. tho mayor. Being billed to leave for
of-stato cars has been tho average car I the north at 8 ho gave his listeners
About 30 registrations a day of out- j an hou'- of eloquent and logical dls
rcgistration at the registration desk! ?u,a8 '" 1booft?r lP'n 1
in the Chamber of Commerce rooms. "ceus '" """
It is hoped that the new rwnin"m5
on the road from Redding to the Cal-nnd c0nm,0n8 a8 ho found them
lfornla state line will not make any . o ,,,., hI. ,,,., , h(r . ,hB
' I (Hffpmnnn in th number nf tourists! ...
at I . V " . . afternoon. , He spoKe oi nis amiue-
hu". ...,,,hi, o...B ment of what he saw In our mines ana
campground here. This regulation , rnctorleSi and wondered why a smel
provides that tho highway shall bo'ter had nQt ))een erectea m southern
closed for 16 hours a day. open to: 0rcgon vear8 aKO .instead of just now
tourists during tho hours of 11 a. m. plRnnlnB and building ono at Gold
to 7 p. m. Quite a number of cars lim Ho meokiy acknowledged that
have been staying at tho auto camp nla peopic in Portland knew but little
every night, hut tho tourist travel has'ot tne wonderful mineral wealth of
not been noticed very much, either at , this part of the state, simply because
tho registration bureau or at the camp- nf their selfish scramble to build a
ground for tho past few months, al- great city on the Willamette they for
though the registrations nre quite a! got the rest of the Btate and let Call
nit larger thun usual at thi. time ofjfnrnia on tho south and Washington
the year. i on the north fully absorb much valu-
A large number of Ashland realty able trade of Oregon, and take over
men were guests at the chamber of all the-better class of eastern home
commerce luncheon Thursday. W. J. seekers, all to tho dotrlment of Ore-
Hnrtsell. candidate for county judge ! son. rne mayor aweu long aim em u
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PARTY GIVEN AT
was among the prominent men at the
Ashland forum today. A number of
Medford .real . estate. man were also
present at this meeting.
M. C. Reed will bo tho speaker at
the Medford chamber of commerce
forum next Wednesday. Mr. Reed
ostly in his talk on tho Portland plans
of co-operation to build up tho indus
tries of all the state In tho future,
and promised Portland's hoarty co
operation In lending aid to Oregon's
undeveloped resources. After tho nd
dress of Mayor Baker, the venerable
is on tho Chnutauqua circuit and is a ex-Mayor "pop" Gates of Medford gave
very prominent speaker.
Mis. Cannol entertained Mr. nnd
Mrs. Rush Henry, local school teach
ers, at her homo with a very dellght-
Iful dinner. Mrs. Channel stays at tho
M. W. Wheeler home.
Miss, Rita Reeves, well known Ash
land irl. is at present working in
! Detrick's Groceteria. This Is not a
' permanent job and she will work there
for only a few days.
M. C. Wheeler of East Main street,
is spending a few days at Grants Pass
on business.
The T. H. Simpson Hardware com
pany has recently been renovated,
thoroly cleaned nnd the shelves and
back rooms have been re-arranged.
, This makes a much more attractive
'. place and is more satisfactory than
. the old arrangement.
ono of his Interesting talks on Just
about everything In southern Oregon
with Medford the hub. After Mr.
Gates several other visitors and local
men gave short to the point talks,
especially on our smelter project and
tho Gold Hill and southern Oregon
mines, which kept tho crowd another
hour nnd another weekly get-together
evening was spent.
The special election held in Gold
Hill on Tuesday to change tho noun
claries of the city limits to Include tho
120 acres recently acquired by tho city
on tho north passinK with tho local
power plant, proved to be a very quiet
affair. Only 35 votes were cast at
tho election, and all in favor of tho
annexation. The now tract passed
into the city by virtue of tho election
as "Water Park Addition" to Gold
Hill, but before tho snme Is platted
Telephone lilruri ,
NO. 1077
1.800.000 cupt werewrved
dttte PANAMA-PACIFIC
Inremationn! EXPOSITION
i-i.. .t.i,.b U'hpnlpr nf Merlfnrd
neiihew nf Mrs. Graco Andrews, so-' and filed the name will bo changed
i .n,, j..- ii, Aohinnri TlrtiniTs. to "Sllvlan Park Addition In honor
has been in Ashland for the past few of the Sylvanito mine, by an act of the
it. nn,l recentlv underwent an on- city council, me new smeuer niui.ii
'oration for tonsilitis.
Judge C. I). Watson returned Wod-n'-Edny
from Los Angeles where ho
has been visiting for tho past few
i weeks. Miss Barbara La Marr, well
is being built in tho city limits is being
financed and will be operated by the
Pittsburg-Oregon Mining company,
owners of the Sylvanito mine. The
mine is a little better than a mile out
known irw.vie nnirnia is tho nleco of. from the city llnills of Gold Hill.
.Mr Watson, who visited her while in It is reported by some of tho town
Los Angeles. ' hoys visiting the Gold Ray district
(3
5)& Sim a oUSSSsf
Albers new oats ready
before the coffee's brewed.
o
"Something new under the sun"
Minit Oats a hot nourishing
breakfast dish ready for your table
in 3 to 5 minutes I
Freshly milled from selected
Western oats and pre-cooked by a
new and exclusive process. All the
healthful body-building elements
are retained and a rich and deli
cious flavor added.
Ready now at jour grocer in two
dies. Ask him for a package today.
ALBERS BROS. MILLING CO.
Pacific Cou MUlm
Mm dAltiw. Flapurk P!
In Ptacock Buckvtmt r mi m aioi
Luis Angel Ftrpo has been mak
ing South American hay while
hoping that the North American
ua will shlno on his ambitions to
reap a harvest of American dollars
In a bout with Harry Wills. This
photograph shows how tho Argen
tine heavyweight looked whllo he
was preparing for his bout with
Farmer Lodge, a battle that In
this continent was considered In the
light of a set-up for the "Bull of
the 1' am Das."
that hounds nre chasing the deer on
tho Table Rock nnd Gold Hill moun
tains. Threo door are reported to
have been found dead from, these
chases. Tho dogs do not catch their
prey, but the deer die from exhaustion
by being driven Into the cold waters
of tho Rogue to evade their pursuers
while in a heatod condition, which
kills tho deer lator on. A largo herd
of these deer rango thruout the year
on these mountainsand afford splen
did hunting nearby during tho open
season.
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ENTERTAINMENT
WELL ATTENDED
WILLOW SPRINGS, Mar. 7. The
patriotic entertainment given by tho
Willow Springs school last Friday
ovening was very well attended. Tho
pupils showed the efficient training of
their teacher, Miss Moore. Miss Lola
Blackford assisted In the musical
numbers. Mrs. Kusanne Carter, coun
ty school superintendent, was present
and dedicated the school's new flag.
Lator In tho ovening tho girls of tho
school served delicious cakes and cof
fee, as a surprlso treat.
A survey has been made to straight
en tho highway at the Hanson-Nichols
corner. This will cllminato a dan
gerous curve where a number of acci
dents have occurred.
Harry DuUuquo and Bill Parker
spent Thursday fishing at tho Savago
Rapids dam.
Mrs. Charles Sanderson, of Beaglo,
was il week end houso guest at tho
M. F. Young home.
A. V. Carlson and Mr. nnd Mrs.
W. K. Parker motored to Grants Pass
Sunday und called on friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brophy of
Chiloquill, Klamath county, spent the
week-end with Mrs. Brophy's parents,
.Mr. and JUrs. W. K. Parker. They re
port the roads excellent for this tlmo
of year, with the exception of a four
mile detour on Green Springs mountain.
RIVERSIDE, March 7. Mrs. M. W.
Jacobs had as a houso guest Saturday!
and Sunday, Mrs. Olga Anderson or
Jacksonville. . I
Mrs. Paul McOuat and son, formerly
of Riverside visited Mrs. L. P. Pickett;
of Central Point for a tow days last I
week.
Mrs. James Kershnw was a Medford !
visitor Saturday.
A very pleasant surprlso birthday
party was hold at the Riverside. Com
munity club during the past week, In
henor of Mrs. Marie W. Jacobs, one
of the ch.art.er members of the club.
It happened to be her 17th birthday,
as she was born on February 29th.
Covers wero laid for forty guests, all
being Rented at one long table, beaut!-;
fully decorated with many spring!
flowers, and a large bouquet of car-
nations. The day was also the birth
day of Mr. Grant MatthewB, presl-j
dent of the club, so two different
cakes wore presented with a fow words
of congratulations.
Mrs. Jacobs was Rlvon a Jot nock-
lace in appreciation for her many ser-j
vices to the club, and as an expression;
of love from tho members. The clubi
kept to Its well known record of ser
ving a most boutlons dinner. The af
ternoon was spent In visiting nnd MIbs
Aletha Gray and Mr. F. 13. Wahl treated-
the guesta to some delightful mu
sic. Elliott Butler returned Monday
evenlnK from Areata, Cal., where ho
attended the annual basketball tourna
ment. The regular business meeting of the
Riverside Community club will be held
Saturday night ot 8 o'clock sharp.
MIsb Elsie Straus of Sam's Valloy
spent the week end with Miss1 Alotha
Gray of Riverside.
Mr. F. L. Champlln returned from
Waldo Tuosday morning, having spent
it fow days with Mr. Georgo Estorly of
that place.
from Lnkp Creek wnero they havo
boon visiting Mrs. Abbott's parents for
tho past week.
Mr. nnd Mrs. George Klingle from
Medford mnde a business call at the
home of Ed Tuckor, Tuesday.
Miss Mildred Tucker has been mak
ing frequent calls at the post office.
Mr. l.eonnrd was a business caller
in Medford Monday.
Fred Thompson, our postmaster,
made a business trip to Eagle Point
Inst week.
Mrs. Monla went to Medford last
Thursday to visit hor daughter. Miss
Veldn, who Is staying In Medford.
Messrs. Raymond nnd Georgo
T;
AT ROGUE RIVER
ROGUE RIVER, Mar. 6. A nun
Hongland attended tho radio locturo bor- o mon ownln(r property just east
nt Lake Creek Tuesday evening. ,
Ralph Tucker had quite nn accident ' of town ot together at the city hall
Inst Thursday. Ho was unloading j Tuesday evening and discussed the
some oak wood when a largo ploco forming of an irrigation district. It Is
fell back catching his fingers between , pianed to cover around two hundred
it and the wagon box, taking tho , .... i
whole end off from his finger. Mr. &a nnd ,he ou,l00k " ood for this
Leonard took him to Medford and ho i t0 become a reality. '
had Dr. Hayes dress it for him. Ho c- M. Rood of Medford, Minnesota.
Is getting along nicely with It s6 fnr, a competent and experienced engineer
and we are hoping It will not got any has arrived in Rogue River to take
worso. I ehargo of the Ancient River Mining
Mr. nnd Mrs. Wnltor Marshall went ' company's properties. Mr. Reed, has
to Medford last Friday. . Dc'n employed by the Iowa stock-
Mr. nnd Mrs. (1. Irwin wore Mod- holders of tho company, who own a
ford business callers Friday. : majority of the stock, and will assume
Lolnnd Dyslnger nnd Charles Men- tho position of manager of the plant,
ilonhall were visitors at the Hnairlnnd Mr. Reed Is very enthusiastic regard-
homo Sundny. mK tno future of the business and
W. H. Leonard wont to Modford thinks with proper management It can
Monday. he made a very good paying proposl-
Miss Thclma Dallas was a guest at 'n. Mr. Reed Intends making Roguo
tho Messal homo at I-nko Creek Sat- River his homo and will bring his
urday afternoon nnd Sunday. She re- : family here before long,
turned home Sundny afternoon. I Our basketball boys failed to "bring
Mrs.' Ralph Tucker gave a quilting homo tho bacon" from Arcadia, Calif,
bee last Saturday. There were two " ' reported they only won one game
quilta made. Everyone, presont had out t the series thnt was played and
an enjoyable tlmo. i therefore lost tho cup which they won
Miss Frances Orob stopped nt tho ' hi"' y'r. However they had a fine
Tuckor homo for a short visit whllo ' trip and a good time.
on hor way homo Thursday evening.! . . i-iark nas neen appointed
She wont to Modford Friday to visit
tho Medford schools.
APPLEGATE I
Peto Mnben ha accepted a pooitlon
on a Stonmboat much, and will movo
his family soon. Mr, and Mrs. Maben
are good neighbors and tho commu
nity feelH the loss.
Mr. Krauae of California has pur
chased the-Cooper place
deputy assessor for this district and
started work last Monday.
The last of the aeries of monthly
Sunday night picnic lunch services
was held at the community hall last
Sunday evenlnK and was a Ret-topeth-er
and summing up of al! matters
considered at previous meetings. Tho
meeting ended with a demonstration
by the camp-fire girls which was woll
received. These meetings were an
Innovation concoived by Rov. Wm.
Lee Gray and have proven very
profitable, attractive and helpful.
- .A windmill at Sussex; England, that
Francis, Gloria and lOuweno Krause ,s iUU yours urn, uus oeun wuvoritiu
ontored tho school Monday; Francis lnto a tearoom. ', , v
and Gloria the high school, and ' ' ' . .
Kugeno tho grade. Tho people of
BR0WNS60R0 NEWS
We, the citizens of Brownsboro,
were very much plensed with tho last
n., nf utmuhlnn nnd WR hOOO
that this good weathor will continue.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Enrl Tucker wont iu
Medford last Tuesday and roturnoi
home with a now Chevrolet car.
Mrs. Jacob Ionla called on mm.
Hosier, Monday.
m nnd Mrs. Tom Abbott and fam
ily returned to their homo Mondny
I
Mrs. Jess Glass, Mrs. Elbert Glass
nnd Mrs. C. M. Conley have taken
charge of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Vincent's
threo children whllo Mrs. Vincont is
In tho Portland hospital for threo
months.
Mr. and Mrs. Rob Pollnrd have
moved from Medford to Reaglo and
bought tho Reagle hall and aro mov
ing It on to 40 acres of land they
bought from Ham Pollard nnd will
start building their house nt once.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Caldwell and fam
ily of Medford visited with Mr. and
Mrs. llert Chapman Sunday.
Mr. Swanson took Mr. and Mrs.
Rny to the Meadows Sunday on ac
count of their car being broke down.
Mrs. H. Shook and children are
visiting her sister, Miss 55ella Taylor
at Central Point.
Several from this neighborhood at
tended the dance at Eagle Point Sat
urday night.
Mr. Jalnes was down from the
Meadows to deliver some hogs to Earl
Case the first of the week.
Harold Shook and Hcrt Chapman
made a trip to tho Krelger place in
the mountains to look at a wood saw
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray and Mrs. I. Hock
ersmlth of the Meac-.ows attended the
dncne at Eagle Point Saturday night.
Applogate are nwaro that a good
school will sell land.
Tho birthdays of Washington and
Lincoln wore mado Impressive by a
joint program rendered by the school
In the morning session of Fobruary ,
Two now flags havo boon placed on
tho wnlls of tho rooms of the school,
ono in tho high school nnd ono In the l
grades. I
Frank Rice. Blanche Cluto, Enrl I
Woolridge and Harold Plerco havo '
recovored from an attack of measles j
and are now In school again. Marie ,
Matnoy and brothor will not bo able J
to return for a few days. Tho measles j
played an active part In yjnclng has- I
ketball on tho shelf. I
SAMPLE STORE
MEN'S WORK SHOES
$1.95 to $5.00
MEN'S DRESS SHOES
$3 95 to $7.25 ,
Sample Oxfords
$3.95 to $4.95
BOYS' SHOES
8'. toll $1.35
to $2.95
111, to 2 $2.00
to $3.45
2V-. to 51. $2.19
tpW$4.5Q
RUBBER BOOTS
Shoes and Overshoes
10 Discount
KHAKI PANTS
$1.85, $2.00, $2.45
Moleskin Pants....$2.95
DRESS PANTS
Men's all Wool
$4.25 to $8-00
SILK CREPE
Blue, Koso and Tan
$1.75 yard
$2.00 values
1 T0ILE Du NORD
Ginghams
421 yard
KALBURNIE
Ginghams,- fast colors,
' 32 yard
, SWEATERS
Men's Women's and
" Children's
10 Discount
NUART JAQUARDS
70tf yard
Beautiful patterns
36 inch PERCALES
Big assortment of pat
terns 22 and 24tf yard
LADIES' OXFORDS
and PUMPS
$2.79 to $6 00
MISSES' OXFORDS
and PUMPS
$2.45 and $3.00
INFANTS' SHOES
A large assortment
$100 to $2.25
BLANKETS '
10 Discount;
TABLE OIL CLOTH
35 and 40 yard '
Oil Lunch' Cloths : .
85 each ,
. LADIES' SHOES
1 lot Shoes $1.00
1 lot Shoes: $1.69
1 lot Shoes $1.89
MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS. TRUNKS, SUIT
CASES AND BAGS. PIECE GOODS. RUBBER GOODS.
50
Stores
C. J. BREIER CO.
The Sample Store
50
Stores