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CRATER LAKE FISH -
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RUSSELL'S
HOUSE IS SOLD
to v; b; miller
TASTIER, LARGER,
, TRACEEhBACK to
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BRYAN ANCEoTRY
KING OF IRELAND
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NKW VOItK, July 29. (A. P.) The
PHONE 31
ASHLAND, July 2a.r-The Mitchell 1 When B
Clothing store.. . formerly knowil'as Crater Lake lodsivwia -in tlioVcltVva
Mitchell and. Whittle; has been sold to 8norl time thla forenoou hlle-tmroute
Y. D. Miller who was manager of the '"m. Ashland. a0:pterrJke, lie re
... j a i . ' peculiar -fact In.-connection
Standard oil local ; office- here for w,, the rlsnlng ,itluuloIl this Bea80n
some time. .The Mitchell .ator is one at tB0 ai,e , ; ... ,.
ot the well established businesses of Tne flSBi' ne I sajs.- ire now over
the city, having been In. existence' for- twice as deloetablo. ahdi luriser than
more than twenty years. In Its present they were tWA ms ago all of which,
location and iias enjoyed the patron-, ho declares, Is due to. the fact that
age and confidence of the people for the fish have found sufCiclent nourish
all these years. Mr. Mitchell will as- ment in the forin-flfsmall-BOfhwks
sist the new owner In getting settled. wt, soft BBCH4, which attach 4Km
Mr. Miller states that he expects to . selves to a certain, portion ;tn"esljke
carry on the busines salong the same where the water Is 'shallow.'' to gain
lines and .the... nme policies as the .additional weighty and.catoeiis The
former owner. Inecullar nart ot the situation, how-
A splendid exhibit of the work of eVer, s the .fgct.dihat ;mysUWiiur
the students of the Ashland Summer roundB the origin of the wolluaks in
School of Art Is shown in the window the lake water.. VTwa year ago there
of Elhart's. Book store. ' Because of were none, consequently the t'ish. were
lack of apace the exhibit Is not so more or1 less" starved'. ' At the present
large as otherwise.' yet tho display is time they are, abundant aud are Jn
pne to attract much attention. There creasing, and naturally tho: flan-' arc
will be a final exhibit at the close of unnnfitMl hv thnir nrtsence. '
the session which will cover the work Mr. Price .has found no plausible
ef the students more fully. A .visit at theory to the question, and neither
the school Is most interesting, show- have men of piscatorial science. Uko
Ing as It does the teachers and pupils wise," lie Js puzzled over the 'fact that
at their work. . ".. - last soanon be ' found several fish
It la learned that Mrs. Ross pulley, caught in Crater lake which had had
the victim In a serious auto accident a meal of grasshoppers, but as the
which occurred near Redding recently, 'altitude is quite too high for the ex
In which the Gulley car was wrecked hUence of grasshoppers, It Is only, a
and herself injured has recovered suf- matter of conjecture as to how the
fJplently to be taken on to their des- fsh managed to dine on grasshoppers
tlnation, which -was .Oio home 'of her m the lake.- -- '-.J ' r,u?!-.H'.-'
parents In Berkeley," California.' : It . Mr. Prioe-;reWett thai' the. Udgd Is
seems that the person, driving the car , very busy, even busier than Inst year,
which , took of f. the left front wheej, ,nnd Is filled to capacity continually,
and broke the wind shield was not the continually. r .
owner-or-.tne car and had a special
y reaeoq.f or reckless driving. When he
ran Into the Gulley .car, Airs. Oulley
throw up. her arm ;to shield the baby
and In so doing It was cut so badly,
that. had her husband not had some
knowledge of first aid. she would have
bled Jp death before reaching the hos
pital. . The baby was practically unin
jured.; The ow.rter of the car prompt
ly offered to pay all (expenses, and der
nounced. the person driving. -
Nile are requested to be In attendance Twenty.slx pro-school, age children
at th fimerol nf Mr.. .T. F. Ijiwrenco. were examined at the child welfHia
t Medford today. at'-': a,- at the : conference hold in Rogue River hist
Conger haptcl... By order, of , the ; week by the Jackson county health
Queen, Mrs. Relle Schweln. ;unit. The conference, was arranged
?. The Rev.. W--S. Immon, nastor-of by . Miss Irene Mann, public health
the KerW Park. Christian church In nurse and Dr. V. S. Gcarcy, county
Portland spent a few days; visiting . health nurse and Dr. J,, S. a.earoy.
friends' In Ashland recently. ' '- v.- 'county health off leer,': examined the
.'Mr. Herman- Stokes- of Klamath chtldrfli assisted by. Miss. Mann.
Falls has. been visiting her daughter.! . Examination Included. wclghngand
sirp.- -jnary uoio or A' street.' Asniana,-. mutmuniiK, ..ubiiiui, vyv. i-ur, i".
tlUs week. Mrs. Cole had the niisfor- -throat, heart, lungs jnnd body exuml
tune jto hurt her arm very badly re-' nation. ' . .;'.:'',;, :.',,. .'' '
cently.' --',;.' ... .....I Mrs. Merton' Slovens, 'Mrs! F. CtaVk
Mrk JantCH Bunch. Oakland. Orecon.' Mrs. J. Milton,' and Mrs. Sums Ot
last week. Mier. wee iieltfhboTs ;!h son'.' County' Public llealtn'" aWoclk-
Asniana. xomioriv. - .. ..i. v if i lion, assisicu witn.ine recoras.
. ' Sr.t Mattie B. Shaw Is expected to', Child welfuro panels' telling of 'the
return soon !to.her homo In -Ashland. -proper care ' of children'..- .wcrq..on
after a vacation spent at Coos Bay. display. , These . panels were loaned
; . It is learned that Ray Hawley Is In by the American Red' Cross. " Llter-
a Sncramcnto hospital, a-patlent duo uturo was furnished by the; Metro
to.; throat, trouble of a serious nature, politan Life Insurance ' comitany and
Deibert Hawley. who-has been In the the United' States ' department of
Veterans'- hospital - In Portland for' lahnr . '' " '
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CHILDREN TESTED
ftonie months is able to be about on
crutch en. . ;-. ' t--'-;: .- .
Prior to their departure 'for Port
land, ,fl?fi Mary Younjr and. Mlsa Yo.
with Mifts Ada Hartley were entertain
ed very pleasantly by Mrs A. C. CrawR
at llnnm MligU won IliA faHiio nf
the even In p. Miss Young and. MIsr Ye,
a Korean' fclrl lately graduated, have
Rone to' Portland, preparatory to nallr
Ingr.ttoon for Korea, the scene of MIks
Tou nit's labors (or the next nix years.
Miss Youn was home -on furlough,
after spend I hr five years there. . -
One.of the very pleasant affairs of
the Ashland Study chib occurred Mon
day, when the membership gathered
for a X o'clock lunchconwlth a busi
ness and v social ' meeting afterward.
The viands proved most tempting and
they lingered long at the table. Later
ilAtjilla nf (tin nrixt vtnr'n wnrk were
'llscusscd; Wats of ' books had been
selections for review. The same plan
will be followed largely that obtained
In last year's work...v The presence of
Mrs. W. H. Mowat wbo has been ab
sent for some ' time was an added
Pleasure, as was that of Mrs. Phil
Hope, the daughter ot Mrs. O. Q. Ku
banks who la visiting here.
IT. C.Qalcy and family are spending
a few days at Crater, lako 'enjoying a
deltghtfifl outing.
PARTY;
AND TALK AT NAT
Flro Chief ,'Rov. fclliott .'bas'rex-
tended an Invitation, to, all .tho'Jbpys
or tho city of Medford bctwcetv.tnc
ages of 9 and 12 to attend. A.. Bylol
mlug party to bo given by. him., at
the Natatorluin next Friday, between
tho hours of 9 and. 10 o'clock In. 'the
to bring their own suits, as thore'will
bo a small charge of 15c - to those
who aro without. ' As' a part .of, the
hour's progruin the chief. ,'wlil( talk .to
the boys upon the dangers, of ' (Ire
when out of control,, and upon, the
worm ot its prevention . ,
IMPORTANT MEETING .OF"'
FRUIT GROWERS FRIOAY
There .will be a very important
mooting of (he -board ' of "director; or
the Fruitgrowers' league "at'' 0:0
ociocK r'rlday night, at tho Hotel
Medford. At this time tho directors
' Mini' Leona Marsters. Is snendlnc a of the league will meet with the cllrec-
- . . ........ . . . ' tirm nf Iha U(wrf -1. .. ... 1 ..t
of the summer, fprmar; Today Bhe ex- morce and consider the contemplated
neots. with Mlsa Dlckev to visit Crater ' Pear advertising campaign which will
lake. Monday Miss Marsters and Miss be Inaugurated for the next year's
Florence Allerntwere entertained at fruit crop. Other Important matters
dinner at the home of Mrs. Grace K. will be discussed and It is expected
Andrews, spending the nfurnoon and that a full attendanco ot both hoards
evening most pleasantly. Many happy .win ue present.
plans fill the days of her stay. Miss
Marsters was the very efficient super
visor; of music lit the Ashland 'schools
for some. time .and' has. an host of
friends hero. At present she has charge
of the. music In the Kugene schools.
Bhe was one of the faculty at the sum
mer. .Nor.mal. ' ' '
' Mr. and Mrs, Wllmer . Poley and
daughter Wary, leave for. their sum
mer.home at fake of the Woods the
' latter patLlof Ithe.weck, to .'spend the
rest of the summer. , t, -
Captain Frank Moore and wife are
guests of Mrs. Moore's mother, Mrs. D.
M. McCarthy og North Main street.
CRATERIAN VAUDEVILLE 1
, J , 18, UP TO THE AVERAGE
The Orpbeum Jr. vaudeville at tho
Craterlan Tuesday night drew tho
usual large crowd to both lyrform
ances In the evening, and was up to
the average of past vaudeville, with
out a feature acL - Al llarnes & Co.
presented magic and then revealed
how H wai done, an enlightening act.
Nada Norralne. a lady with a double
voice, sang popular and classical num
bera, one verse In a ' rich contralto
and the next one In a high soprano.
"Go Into the Kitchen" was a comedy
skit with aa Egyptian angle. Fletcher.
Ivy and Moran xaag and chattered and
JWe vaudeville section was completed
y a aancing act. ' .
Cook with taa. --'- -
ancestry' of William Jennings Hryan1
has been tri.cc.il to William O'Brien, a !
captain in King James' Irish army In
the war against William ot Orange.
Michael J. O'Brien, hlstrlograuher
of the American-Irish Historical so
ciety, today told how 18 years ago bo
had traced the O'Brien genealogy di
rectly as-far back as and showed
that there was a possibility tho com
moner was descended from Brian
Uorou, an lfth contury Irish king.
Mr. O'Brien said the name ,0'llrltm
was changed to- O'Kryan and subse
quently to Bryan after tho removal of
one of the family to Culpopper, Va
from North Carolina, where Captain
O'Uryan first Bettlcd.- Captain O'llrlan
of . King. ; James' . Irish army, fought
under the romantic Irish general, Pat
rick Suiafield. at the siege of Lime
rick, said Mr. O'Brien. On the surrender-
that city he fled to Altona.
Germany, as a price was sot on the
head of all the Irish orileers who
fought against William of Orange.
Thence he came to the American
colonies. settling In Pasquotank
county, North Carolina, In 1091 where
he received a grant of land. Ho mar
ried a woman named Needham and
they hail two sons, Wllllum and Noed
ham O'llrlan. :
"Whou William O'Brlan's descend
ants emigrated across I lie Hluo ltidge
mountains, iuto Culpepper comity. Vir
ginia, they dropped the 'O' from thoir
name.' The name changed to Brian
and subsequently to Bryan."
WELFARE MEETING
ON NEXT FRIDAY
Children under C years of age,
should be registered before Thunuluyi
evening for the -HI. Medford Child
Welfare conference to ho held Frl-
day afternoon from 2 to 5 p. m., '
In the basement of tho public library
under the auspices of the Jackson
county health unit and Jackson coun-;
ty public health an8oclatlon. Call
Jacksonville 491 for appointments. '
Dr. V. S.' Gearey, county health of.
fleer will examine the babies assist
ed by Miss Irene S. Mann, public
health nurse. Members of the county
health ' association wltl assist with
the records' Examination will include
weighing and measuring as well as
a thorough body examination.
JAPAN POLITICS
TOKYO, July '29. (A. P.) It Is
.understood that a crisis Is Imminent
in the Japanese cabinet. An extra
ordinary 'session'' of the cabinet has
been ordered to convene on Thurs
day, at which, it Is understood, the
promler Intehds - to settle the ques
tlon of a (ioulitloii government be
fore tho prince-, regent leaves for
.Suchalicii.
The resignatfon of threo Belyukal
party ministers was considered prob.
able today becauso of differences
with Kenscikaf party ministers o vet
tax adjustment questions.
rllI,ADKIvPHlA. July 21). tA.
P.) Plans, for . oigiinizution of tho
boys and jflrljs f the Presbyterian
church around the world In ono or
ganization were considered today by
the ' Presbyterian board of Christian
Endeavor, through Its general sec
retary, pr. William C. Chalmers Co
vert, , , v.
' OrganlKutions will be under the.
direction of Dr." Paul R. ' Lundls of
New -York, for ,the: boys and Miss
Dcboruh Aekork of Hollywood, Cul..
director of girl's work of the bourd
of Christian Endeavor, for . the girls.
Cook with gan.
Women's Votes,
On this simplified summer breakfast
! QUICK QUAKER cooks in 3 to 5 minutes
Supplies energy breatfaits, ends hot kltcheni .
WOMEN say this solves the summer
. breakfast problem. That it ends hot
, morning troubles in the kitchen. . ,
That it cooks without heating up the
- kitche." -" ;.-
. That men like it. and children take to it. '
And . . . (eel better all day long as a result.
Get a package of Quick Quaker. And
then tell us your opinion. '..-.
Cooks in 3 to 5 minutes. Has all that rare
Quaker flavor."' And with milk it is. almost .
complete food in itself ... at low cost.
im 1 1 mm
1 J to S minute.
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Thursday will be one of the final big days of our July Clearance Sale with many new .
items brought out at greatly reduced prices.
Every department of the store is participating now in this Clearance Sale and on Thursday, Triday and "
' ' . , Saturday, your dollars do almost double duty here.
Silk Broadcloth Dresses
Worth $17.50,Thursday $12.50
For sport wear or street wear there is nothing more demanded
now than candy stripe all-silk, guaranteed to wash, liroaddoth
Dresses. Because of the demand for these dresses we antici
pate an early call for them so we advise you to he here early
Thursday"iiii,iung to share in M
the . -savint r........
Many Dresses at Half Price
From our stock of seasonable dresses wc have selected for this
half-prieq'sale some of the most clever creations of the season
and for' your saving Thursday there will be voiles, georgettes,
chiffons and silks of all kinds.
; All Unens
;'. t .; Reduced Thursday
For our July Clearance Sale wc .make a
very great reduction on all linens. Pat
tern cloths, napkins, lunch cloths and sets,
damask bv the-yard and all fancy linen
towels will be out for Thursday at the
great July Clearance ;
reduction of -
These Reductions Now Interest
- Both Men and Boys
15 Per Cent Off on Knit Underwear
All $5.00 Dress Hats Priced $3.00
All $3.00 Men's Caps Priced $1.75
All Straw Hats at One-Fourth" Less
All Dress Shirts Reduced 15 Per Cent
: ; Extra' Heavy Canvas, Gloves 15c
15c Cambric Handkerchiefs 10c
Can't Bust .'Em Overalls Priced $1.75
REMNANTS HALF PRICE
Silks, Cottons, Woolens of various lengths, up to full dress
lengths. As you already know our half price always means -half
our regular selling price. Never will we raise a price ,tq
make a big comparative price sales reduction. ; : '
On Sale Thursday Morning . :' ' ';
A JULY BEDDING SALE-
' ... .Pr'c8 Made for Clearance That . '' i(. .
Bring Great Savings Now
$12.50 Oregon City Pure
Wool Blankets Now $10
All virgin wool 4' pound blan
kets, the extra large size. Won
derful colors and designs that
appeal to the lover or CI fl
fine blankets
$12.50 Sequoia Blankets
100 Wool, Reduced to $10
Double blankets and pretty
plaid designs in colors you
will like.. Keduced fcin
for clearance af
$5.95 Nassau Plaid Blankets
Extra Large Size at $3.95
Plaids in "pretty "'colorings,'
aud all the blankets are full
(j.84 size. dQ QC
Thursday, at PJa7ej
Oregon City Indian' Robes
Reduced to $10 : '
Such novel real .'Indian de
signs in these robes and '
such marvelous colors you
will be sure to want several
when reduced - $ 1 0
$3.50 Part Wool Blankets;
Fine . for Camp Use, $2.00j;
You'll want a lot of) these (
blankets when you si-e the
quality. All dark fcO (f
gray, and priced V.W
ALL BED PILLOWS ONE-FOURTH OFF
Men's Suits at Big Reductions
LOO Suits at..... $25.00
Including every new 'Kirsch
baum" and "Cortley" '100 vir
gin wool suit in our stock. Every
one of these suits arc new and this
season's, having the latst siyle
and wonderful fabrics, made right
and real values iu suits.
w iwtaiiaoi la iiaiiM
$35.00 Suits at,.... $28.50
$40.00 Suits at...,. $32.50
$45.00 Suits at. . .$37.50
$Or AA Yming Men' HiiIIh. flJOA AA
uOMXI With 2 ralro 1-unu .tpU.VV
Miss Catlin's School
FOR BOARDING AND DAY PUPIL8
Y . '. -.- '
Opona 8i!itonilior 0 -t.1,
Occupying ll Own Ilullding ou
WKHT0VKK TKHHACKS.
'. An Ideal locution liaHkotball and
Tennis Court.
I Preparon glrln rr cnatnrii an well as
weotern college and school, nndiir a
fatuity of experienned (caclioni. Nuni
uer or pupil limited In each cIrhr,
lrlmary. Intermedlalo and high school
(jeimrtnicnts.
.College preparatory and apoclul
courses accredited; Music, Art, I'hyal
cal Training and Domestic Science.
FreMm Uught In all grades.
; Boarding department siieclal feature.
Catalog tsnt Upon Rsqutst to
Wtstovsr Tsrraos, Portland, Or.
Phono Bacon 66S1.
VETCH SEED
lluiiKiirian Coiiimoti
Now on IfamJ.
LADDERS
yprucc very beint. Low rinc.
PICKING BAGS
Vry clitNip in pric-u.
Farm Bureau
Co-Operative Exchange
CHEVROLET
LATE MODEL
at a sacrifice ; V.. V
The Busy Corner Motpv Co.
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