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ORRfiOX. FRIDAY. .WCil'ST 28, 102.')
50TH JUBILEE OF .
AKJIhAXI). Auk. With tlx- op-
rnlufj' Korvh-CH Thurwduy cvrnliik' th
(If(iot)i K"llcii jul)il'i C(il-atinii of
tho J'JliHt I'rcKliyh'ilan ihunli of Ah.
Iniirl Jh 111 full uwIiik. I1'. H. A. I'iir
imtinn, pastor of tho church from I ! I -I
unlit mix, led iho wm-vIcp und incach
rd an iiiKpirintf wortnon (o a Invuv uh
WMiihly. Thero worn pi-ownl, IuhI
iiIkIU throo of the former pantorn. The
Kev. Jolm B. Donaldson I). J) who
M'uh paHtor In 1X77 and 1K7S, The iiev.
C. l V. Koehli r, the Jiv. !. ti.
Ktranco and the Itev. 11. A. ('iirniihaii.
Dr. Uoimldson arrived l-'rlday inorn
liiK. At thfit KHtherlliK too, were the
Jlevorendu VaIkhv (Jray and Kciehard,
I're.HbyterlHn inlniHtorn.
Today's IjunIuH dinner will he held
In tho dining room of t he church, it
helncr too eool for the picnic feature
on tho lawn. It 1h expected there will
be a record allendaiice. A picture of
1he surviving charter inenihern and
lhn former iihhUuh will he taken thin
afternoon. ThoHe who have worked
In the church for the pa.it half cen
tury, and weru charter memher.H, are
MiH, Mary Dunn, Mi-h. Ann II. KuhhcII,
Mi'H. Karah Walker. Men. Nancy A t
pletiate., Mr8. Kllen CUIdiiitfH, Mi-h. Ka
ra in Kontnor and Mi-k. Lnura Wood
non Howard. The afternonn proniiHOn
to 1)0 a moHt iiitercHtinK one for this
In tho Fellowship ami HcmliilHcent
Hour, and In kIvcii over to the ones
vho helped to build up thv church.
In the oven t uk Hervice. each visiting
former piinlor tu 1ch part, Kreeiinns
nro hoard from H.vnod and prehytery.
tho early dny of the Sunday hcIiooI
nro told hy CI. V. IUIIIiikh. and the his
tory of the church will ho read. There
lire Hpeclnl nuuihei-H of iiuihIi'. The
celebration cIohch Sunday evening.
Three earn were wrecked on the
BlHkiyoUH, Houth of the Summit ranch
Weduemlay even I u. when ( irvllle f,
Joneu, (iriinln I'jihh; 'lctor II. Cowen
of Oakland, California, and A. .1. Ka
zan of Loh AimeleH. cuiue toK'l)ier and
eranlied Into the ditch, on the upper
Hide of tho road. Mad the earn now
over tho bank uu the lower mUU; of the
road way they would have ndled for
liundreda of feet. Fortunately none
of tho paHeners were injured, but
all ears had to In- towed Into Ashland.
According tn the utory of Traffic of
ficer Charles Talent, .Jones wiih coin
ing north on the highway, Ilowen, uIko
traveling north, when at. a curve near
the Summit ranch .Ioiich atcmipted to
liMHH liowen. At the Maine lime Kn'nn.
Rohu; Kouth, a ppeared around the
turn. J ouch attempted to phhm; Infill
the othera tried to HWerve to avoid
eollinion, hut t ho three came totfrllier
wll'i tho reaullnnl wreck.
Khmtly iift'-r nchool opniN. on
Heptepiher 11. there will be a re
ception Kiven for the leaching force of
the AHhlatid m-lionls, at the (.'onjjrcKa
llonal church. .The affair takea place.
Krlday eveuliiK- at 7 o'clock. It Ih
Kiven under the uuhpIcch of the Ash
land Ministerial iiKHoHiitlmi. and a
comniltleo Iiiih been appointed who
will have rlutrK1'- A cordial Invita
tion la extended to every one to co
oporato with the commitlen in IviiiK
a cordial welcome to the teachci-H for
tho eomlntr year.
Sain Kozer, secretary of Htale. will
lift tho Hpeuker tit the first t'luimber of
Coniniorco luncheon, nlveu Septem
ber li It Ih announced. Secretary Ful
ler has iirruuKcd for a, number of f o
111111 Hpnakei-H, the next, 'unun'MHinii n
C. Hnwley, followed by Senator
iMcNary. The forum committee In
rhtlfffO of tho weekly foruiiw Ih ruin
pouod Of V. V. Mills. S. .1. Chancy. S.
A. Tetoru, Dr. K. A. Wood.s, ,1. I!.
SaunderH. t!uy (iood and I. I. Ham
mond. Next Wednesday 1 1 1 k M VIM l the1
flndl hnnd concert, of the neanou. the
ovetilngd have now become too cool
for open ulr onterinlniuent. The lnnt
concert was cHpecially pIciihIiik. but
wuh not uu well attei tied, owl in; to the
woather.
Tho Vanity Shop Iiiih been Hold to
'MIhh Huby McNamara. It Ih located
over Millur'a ToKKery.
' Thu Thoman Mill family or Talent
nro moving to Ashland. They will oc
cupy tho newly pun-haned home 011
Granite street. Mr. Hill in the recent
purohaHer of the I'lawi market, form
erly by H. A. SteartiH.
( Mr. and Mrs. Henry thidci-H retiirn
cil early In the week from a vacation
spent lu Portland and at count points.
Tho hoiino guestH of Mr. and Mrs.
K. V. Cartel. Mr. and Mi'H. ('harlea
Webbor of New York left for their
homo Thursday afternoon. They were
giiotda of honor at a luncheon at the
IJthla Springs hotel before their de-partuie.
Airs. Sam Coy and her Infant son.
Samuel, arrived home Saturday,
Air. and Mih. I.eHter Wcrtz and
Hilda Uuiihoh visited witli their fath
er, N. I. ilaiiKou, Saturday iiiiiit und
Sunday.
Airs. A. J. t;riK.om am Alls. Wal
ter Charley canned corn for Airs. Coy
. last Wednesday.
I Sam Coy purchu.sed thirty lambH
from Andrew Ci'Ihhoiii of thin com
munity, and sixty lambH and ewes
from iiube JohiiHon of Kcchc creek.
I One ConiKtock. Waller Charley and
Meunlfea Charley made u buwlne.s
i trip to Aledford Fi iday.
I Jim Kernhaw vtaltcd at the home of
IiIh sister. Vera KeiHhaw, Sunday.
Owen AiiHtiu calleil at the Hanson
home Sunday.
Mr. ami Mih. Waller Charley and
family, Alilroy Charley, and Aleiuii
fee Charley spent Sunday afternoon
at the Coy home,
Andrew CrlsHom drove dils lambs
to Aledford to market last week.
Florence and Uoyd A damson are
spending a few days at the Coy home.
Miss Florence Is uhhIhUiik with the
housework.
Fred Dutton came Saturday for a
load of pik'H which he had purchased
from Sam Coy.
J 'a ul I luxy is working In the hay
nt Thockmartlns.
lien Oswald spent Sunday at the
home of his brother. Charley Oswald.
The recent rain softened the roads
sufficiently for dragging. Sam Coy
reportH that they are hi better shape
now than they ever have been this
Hummer.
BY 01 JUDGE
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MEETING OF SHEEP
I CI.KVIXANM. Aug. S7 (A. J'.)
The conduct of Clarence Oar row In
the Scopes trial in Maylon. Tenn., was
pointed to today by Carriiigtoti T.
Marshall, chief justice of the Ohio
supreme court, "as an example of tin
11 net hical practitioner which should
bring upon him the loiitymnat Jon of
1111 sen respecting menioers or me
bench ami bar."
I The chief justice's criticism was
made in an address, lu home IMMI law
students sworn lu as attorneys here.
I "The law of that cae was plain and
simple." he said. '.Wither the indict
ment nor the statute under which the
Indictment was framed contained any
mention of evolution, neither did they
ill the remotest degree involve in nee-
' essarily provoke any discussion of the
theory of evolution.
j "The Tennessee statute provides
that It shall be unlawful for any
teacher in aoy of the public schools of
the state to teach any theory that de
nied the story of the Divine creation
of man ol- to teach that man has de
scended from a lower order of ani
mals. That the forbidden doctrines
were so taught was freely admitted
by the defendant. No defense was
therefore open except that of the con
stitutional validity of the law itself. I
"And yet Harrow sought to brow
beat and bluf ftbe judge Into admit
ting expert evidence on the soundness
of the theory of evolution." j
PICNhlJOTON, Ore., Aug. 28. A
meeting of representatives of Oregon
permittees in thu national I'o rests who
run sheep, has been called on Septem
ber 9, in IVndleton, by President Fal
coner of the. Oregon Wool tiiowcrH'
association. Notice of tho meeting
was sent out today to 200 (lock owners
of the state from the local offices of
tho association. The purpose of the
meeting is to discuss present condi
lions, particularly in the forests, as
they effect Hheepiuen. The gathering
precedes the hearings of tho public
lands committee which will be held In
I'endleton September 10 and II.
According to word received hy Sec
retary 1 In lie of the Oregon tissocia
lion, Senators Stanfleld, Kondrick,
Dill. Oddie, AshurHt and Cameron und
f x-liovornor Spry of Utah, all ol' the
general laud office, together with
Chief Forester Greeley and members
of his staff, will he in attendance at
the hearings.
Cook wiih pas.
I tig Diamond Itohhcry
LISMON, Aug. 1!7. fA. IM i'ortu-
gues epollce have discovered the rub
bery of diamonds worth 1 00,0(10
pounds In tin.1 Dumla kingdom district
if the rortguesc West African col
niy of Angola. Several natives have
been arrested charged with the thefts.
MothsMosquitoes
bedbugs and r leas I
THE TANGLEFOOT COMPANY.
CPANO RAPIDS. MICH.
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Jolm II. HteveiiHnu tmliiy arcopt1'!
tUMtolntmimt uh oreKon Htnt cluilr
jmm or navy ilny, to lio colchialtil
October 87.
Conk wiih fin m.
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Lithia Springs Hotel
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ASHLAND, OREGON
Sunday Night Dinner
August 30, 1925
$1
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JACK80N COUNTY FAIR, SEPTEMBER 1619
Start the School Year Right!
By Purchasing the Correct School Supplies Where You Purchase
Your School Books.
We now have displayed and ready for sale the RECOMMENDED SCHOOL
BOOK DEPOSITORY BRANDS of pencil and ink tablets, pencils, pens, note
and composition books, loose leaf binders, chalk, paints, drawing pads, spell
ing blanks, fountain pens, Evcrsharps, rulers, journal and ledger paper.
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KASKINS' DRUG STORE
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the Reason
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95 Busy
' Stores
the Reason
We Sell
for Less .
A Special Purchase of
Goats and Dresses
Our buyers have combed the Eastern markets for the best values obtain
able. Many price concessions and discounts have been secured, because of
the enormous buying power of 95 stores, which we are passing on to you.
Our racks are filled with a wonderful array of these Coats and Dresses in
all the latest styles, colors, and materials.
Dresses
$16.45
A lai''c assoi'tiiii'iit to choose
from at 1 his price. Newest ma
terials, styles and colors. .Regu
lar $20.00 values at $16.45
Coats
$14.85
A good-assoi'liiiciit of colors and
styles to choose from, lingular
$20.00 values.
Goats
$17.85
All of the new fall colors, ma
terials and styles are to he found
in this group. These coats were
made to sell for $2,").0O.
FABRICS FOR SCHOOL
CLOTHES
Kalliurnie gingham, good assortment of
patterns and colors, yard 25
;2-inch gingham in plain and fancy patterns,
yard ! ; 17
Kdna-May Zephyr gingham, '.V2 inches wide,
guaranteed fast color, yard -15
('hints cloth, ;!'' inches wide, yard 48
Dresses
$21.85
A wonderful line of dresses in all
of the new fall colors, styles and
materials. These dresses would
ordinarilv sell from $2.1.00 to
$30.00, at $21.85
Dresses
$24.85
The new fall shades of pansy
purple, heaver and cinnamon are
the leading colors. Made up with
the new circular flare and fur
trimmed. Special at $24.85
.lap crepe, all of the new colors in stock to
select from, yard ',l&
Striped shirting, :!2 inches wide, yard .30
l'ercales, lights and darks, for yard, 18 and 27
ilii-inch collou suiting, plain and plaid pat
terns, yard '. 48
Rayon, all new patterns, rili-inches wide, yd. 98(
Chcvoit shirting in grey, blue and tan, yard.. ..19
Coats
$24.85
The newest materials, styles, and
colors are included in this group.
Only a limited number of these
.f:!5.00 values are to be bad at this
special low price. '
Coats
$26.85
These bolivia and v clour coals
are all fur trimmed and thu
colors are pansy purple,' cinna
mon, brown, grey and black.
Wonderful values at $26.85
SPECIALS FROM OUR
BOYS DEPARTMENT
Buster Boy Blouses
Jn white and blue colors with
contrasting stripes; all sizes from
(i to 14, inclusive.
Boys' Blue Chambray Shirts
Made of heavy good blue chain
bray cloth,, full cut, and well
tailored; sizes 7 to 11.
Boys' Kay nee Blouses j
Made up from a fine quality . : j
percale in light or dark colors, f '
with contrasting stripes; guaran-
teed fast colors.
Bradley
Sweaters
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