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LATE C0J.0NELRAY
GREAT FACTOR Ifl
LOCAL PROSPERITY
COURT HALL SEES
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dcrJ'ul moving pU'inrcs of outdoor life
in Oregon. 'cUt and stream material
that is bound to start a lot of ui..i
inent among the oltltlim-rs.
Kcmcm hiring i he belligerency of
sportsmen on their pet topic, the
committee has warned "Dlnty" Mohr
to dull tho edges of table knives. It
is going to be a lively party.
WELL, FOLKS, HERE WE ARE!
YOU TELL 'EM! : . :
EGORD CROP OF
HEAD 10 OUIIII
PEARS1S YEAR
irank& King's Comedians
ASHIjAND, April 14. (Special)-
Colonel Frank II. Ray,
AotwiUni? to Oourr 'flail, who litis
who died
Mrs. Anna 'XIiller whoso tragic death t "is home at lluntlnnlon. X. Y..; rondo Ills annual (tueHS oC the . fruit
. ...'near New York City last Saturday.! l"p, there will be In the ncluhlior-
utl.u... ,. wo., ........ .us wllU.lv knowrf throUKhout south- Hood of 2 a 00 cars a:
nlRht 6t April 13. aceordinK to tele- oipcon. ami scores of local apples shipped out of
cranhte news, lived in Ashland for m.m.ln riiipmler liim well for his, lllvcr valley this year. Ho forecasts
five years, making her home witU geniality and friendliness, and sin
hor relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Lcs- . 7 . . .'
00 of pears, and i(00 of apples.
"This is ft hiKhly favorable sea-
i .... . t .1. u kdii. ' uni.. Mr. nail, w in oases 111!
He. removine with them to Ell-; , ... , ,, ., ,, l ,.0nostlrntions on what ho ha.'
valley during tho "Loom days,"
Kave liberally to scores .of civic
movements at tho time, and was .a
crony of (JeorKo Putnam, now editor
I of tho Salem Capital-Journal, Evan
Kennies, Dr. .1. F. Kertdy, Mose
FV' 14 V UL HI ID tllj, J JllStt'l, ,,,, , , , . , .,. .
pane two years ago when they went
there to place their children in
school. Mrs. Leslie wns a nieco of
Mrs. Miller. Mrs. Miller was a
niece of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. lived,
of '298 Avery street, and a slater of
with Med ford activities
years ao.
Colonel Ray, at tho time of his
I death, was a very wealthy man,
spending boiiio time hero. Mr. W. H. ! ' , , " " , !'"a tZ
I owner of a patent used in the Kay
; cycle bicycle, and he deliphted to
Aahlnnrl Vl fi ,1 nJllli,, 1 . . OI Wll' 1MIUI1CIUI 11 IL TU HI 1 1 13 V II'
u i ,. 1 . ... i countered' b
"i iiSiuy up uiiii) lino huh
evcnlnfr. At first
Mrs. Lillie Campbell, lives in Port-!
land. The relatives at whoso homo
she wns a guest visited the Heeds
and other relatives last summer,
Weinschenchenck was president of.
the National Vopetablo Growers os-
sociatlon of Newcaatto. Itrlattvcs In
liimrfelf nnd partner,
In tlinlnn. il.nlx Inv.mi 111. nr. tlin
thev hoped that .., . ,. . , - ,
. . foundation of his start in the busl-
Beems no reason to doubt tho tragic- ..
The master achievement of his
news. The sympathy nf the com
munity Is given tho relatives In this
shocking tragedy. Mis. Miller had
a host of friends who arc saddened
at her death.
. Mrs. Mary D. Moss, president of
tho Hebekah assembly of Oregon
spout a few days in Ashland trans
acting business, relative to the com
ing convention to be held in Ashland
in May. Mrs. Moss states that be
tween two and three thousand visit
ors will be present upon that occa
sion. This estimate does .not includo
the attendance from the Hoguo
liiver valley. Mi's. Moss seemed
highly . pleased with tho plans nnd
arrangements already made for the
accommodation nnd entertainment of
guests.
Mrs. W. J. Daugherty nnd daugh
ter, Miss Edna Daughcrty, returned
homo .Sunday evening from Klngs
burg, California, where Miss Edna
has been for some time and whero
Mrs. Dougherty was called on ac
count of her serious Illness.
. W. P. Moore returned to Ashland
from AVhitticr, California Saturday
evening. Mr. Moore has been absent
from Ashland for several months,
visiting in the southern city.
Harry Silver of the Natural Llthia
Springs company arrived homo Run
day evening from Portland, where
he hns been a business visitor.
It Is announced that Ashland will
not celebrate the Fourth of .July.
This will bo the first time for a
number - of years that Ashland lias
not staged tho ceIebratlojv.Aj.nl!i"d'3
Support will go to either Grants Pass
or Med ford, whichever city decides
life, was the formation of the Con
solidated Tobacco company, after
wards absorbed by the American
Tobacco company. Colonel Hay
worked nine months on tho project,
and was apparently confronted with
failure. Ho nnd his wife went to
Europo for a rest nnd vacation.
When he returned to New York City
the deal was closed in three days.
His business ability won him recog
nition throughout tho east nnd l'1
the early days ho probably did nioro
for the development of Medi'ord and
the Kogue liiver valley than any
other one man.
Kcvnlntlon N'nt Alarming.
"WASHINGTON, April 15. Wash
ington officials do not regard the
report of renewed revolutionary ac
tivity in Honduras as indicating a
serious disturbance.
Notice.
Members of the West Side Tennis
club and others Interested, attend a
meeting in basement of public library
Thursday evening at 7:15 p. m., April
Kith. ;i
Back Lame and Achy?
The Advice of This Mttlfcml IIomI
dcnt Should Help You. to viit Well.
Do you suffer nagging backnche?
,,Kcel diKy,.,iU!vo,us. nnd d,epj'tSKCd V
Aro the kidney secretions Jrr'egu-
lar; breaking your rest?
IJkely your kidneys are at fault.
Wen k k id n cys gl vo wa rn I n g- You
have backache; rheumatic twinges.
Yo ufeel weak, tired,, ull woru-out.
Hoed the warning. Jatm't delay!
Use Donn's Pills a stimulant di
uretic to the kidneys.
Your neighbors recommend Doan's.
' Here is a Med ford case.
Mrs. J. H. C.ustin, 521 S. Crape
St., says: "I t have been taking
Doan's Pills off and on and have
always received satisfactory results.
My kidneys have always been weak
and the least cold or strain affects
them and makes my back weak and
lame. A couple boxes of Doan's
Pills, however, never fail to re
move the miaery and strengthen my
kidneys."
POUU YEARS r.ATISlI, Mrs. C.us
tin said: "1 Joan's Pills have never
failed to give mo good relief."
Price (10c, at till dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy
get Doan's Pills tho samo'that
Mrs. C.ustin had. . Fosler-Milburn
Adv.
Go
lpund
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to put on tho entertainment. How
ever, many no doubt will come to
TJthia Park to enjoy a basket din
ner with friends and relatives. Tho
discussion and vote regarding it oc
curred today at tho forum luncimon
of tho chamber of commerce. Tho
support of tho chamber of commerce
wns asked in planning-for the enter
tainment of the grand lodge of the
I. O. O. F. which will be held here
'.n May. Secretary J. H. Fuller gavo
brief account of the board meeting
hold last Saturday in Salem. It was
announced that Governor Pierce will
bo principal speaker at the forum
luncheon April 28, when he will be
a visitor In the city to elect a site
for tho Southern Oregon Normnl.
Excavation has begun on tho site
for the now building soon to be
erected by J. H. McQee on his re
cently purchased lot across from the
present store. The , work will be
rushed, that the moving may bo ac
complished before tho rainy season
begins in tho fall. It Is understood
that Dr. F. G, Swedcnburg will: Co.. Mfrs., Duffnlo, N. Y
begin construction of a new office
building and remodelling the pres
ent one as soon as plans aro com
pleted. Excavation work has already
been begun. j
vMrs. C. V. Loosley nnd daughter
of Klamath Falls are guests in the
homo of Mr. and Mrs. George Loos
ley of Onk street.
' Mount Ashland chapter, D. A. R..
will fiieot at the home of Mrs. Touls
Dodgo Friday April 17, at 7:30 p. m.
Mrs. August Schuermnn is social
chairman, she will be assisted by
Mrs. Cynthia Darling nnd Mrs. Van
Natta. This meeting is given over
to the report from the state confer
ence hold at Astoria recently.
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Ethart were
host nnd hostess at a one o'clock
luncheon' with Mrs. Robert Suther
land, sister, of Mrs. E.hnrt as guest
of honor. Mrs. Sutherland has been
visiting In Gold Hill and spent the
past few days with her sister, Mrs.
Elhart. Those who wcro laskcd to
meet Mrs. Sutherland at this very
attractive luncheon wcro Mr. and
Mrs. C. H. Putney and Mr. nnd Mrs.
E. H. Weren. The afternoon wns
spent In a delightful visit. Mrs.
Sutherland returned to Gold Hill for
a visit with her mother before leav
ing for her Portland home.
' Miss Mary Walker is home from
Klamath Falls for a vacation with
home folks. Mrs. Lloyd Bryant spent
tho week-end in Ashland, coming
in from her school in the' Dead In
dlan for the Easter vacation. Her
husband, Lloyd Bryant who is em
Played In Klamath Falls joined her
nere for a visit with relatives.
The Upper Valley Community club
held its April meeting today at the
home of Mrs. Rutfrr Walker. It
was nn nil-day session with the noon
time lunch of -wlibh the principal
feature would be the salads made
under the direction of the county
demonstration agent. Miss Ada P.rew-
Hter. Misn Brewster was present to
demonstrate the salads under dis
cussion and to assist in every way
in the success of the day. Tho sec
ond Tuesday of each month is kept
for this club especially that Miss
BrewsteP may be present at the
meeting.
Mr. Arnnt Is building a new bIx
room modern home on Avery street
The work of construction I well
along and the building will soon b
ready for fjecupancy.
heard from fruitgrowers," and ii
looks like we would have a big croi
of Uartletts, and a light crop of
Hoses and NolIIs. It Is just naturally
a light year for Ncllis and Hoses.
You can't make much (if a guess,
however, until after the drop and
the frost, but It looks tho best I've
seen in a long time."
"There will be about 300 cars of
apples shipped from- the valley. Ap
ples are getting to be a minor con
sideration here, and lots of apple
trees have been pulled up this spring.
They are centering on pears, and
they can't raise enough of them.'
M r. Hail says that tho worst of
the frost danger has passed nnd that
orchards in the north end of . the
valley that were hard hit last year,
will be bijj producers this season.
sports-
at the
At 0:30 tomorrow night tlv
men of tho vntley will convene
Hotel Med ford for their annual ban
quet, tho gala event among the fish
ermen and sportsmen of the region.
A large delegation in coming frum
Klamath Falls and from Ahic.rd, and
a representative ivUvie are coming
down from ltosrburg and Grants
Pass. The sjile.ut" fion-:, assures I lie
usual big crowd.
Speakers include several headlinen
in state game circle;. James Clifford,
who was olectml Tuesday as president
of the Htato gnriie commission, will be
a principal speaker and will outline
t ho new policy of the commission.
Mr. Clifford will explain some Inside
matters relaUnt? to 'tho retrenchment
necessitated ,by the fiction of the leg
islature In grabbing ten per cent of
the sportFinen's own fund, and t he
whole question will be thoroughly
threshed out.
State Uame Warden Uurghduff will
also speak, together with Otto Jones,
educatior.nl director; Stanley Jewell,
federal predatory animal hunter; and
Ben Dorris, mem iter of the game
commission. A special l'outur of tho
prngi-aid is n showing of some won-
Say "Bayer Aspirin
INSIST! Unless you see the
"Bayer Cross" on tablets you
arc not getting the genuine
Bayer Aspirin proved safe by
millions and prescribed by phy
sicians for 24 years.
Accept only a
. Bayer package
which contains proven directions
ILiiuly "Bnver" boxes of 12 tablets
AIsj bottlea'of 24 mid 100 Drujists
Aki'IHi Iw Hip tra.lp murk of Ilnvcr Mitnit
fucluro of Muuiiaovtlcaciilvstor of SuUuj-llaiciil
THREE BIG WEEKS
MEDFORD ARMORY
Opening Play Sunday Night, Apr. 19
"Father Steps Out"
Three New Plays Each Week.
Jazz Orchestra Special Scenery.
VAUDEVILLE BETWEEN ACTS.
Doors open 7:00 P. M.-
"Ollio of tho Movies" ;
"Peggy's Wild Man"
-Orchestra 7:40 P. M.-COMING:
-Curtain 8:00
7 . . 'Tho Fast Set'.'
"Ollie, tho Swede Detective"
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