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ASHLAND, Ore., Nov. ' 23. Tho
Klk'H nnnuul ThanksKivlnjc Hmoker
va Iho event of imniinuunt InturvHt
, un tiuturdny nlnht. About 300 wore In
uttomlunco from the southern part of
Oregon and northern California
l(nlH. ThnHo who have attended
similar event In previous years de
i.ure this the moHt ouistiimllrm and
FUfcesHfui of them all. Thin annual
Kitiokur Is ono of tho events which
produces funds for the hl t'hrimmaH
program of charities which is foster
ed each year hy the Elk's lodge. The
entortainmentrtiirogniin ineluded sev
eral interesting1 wrestling houls. Prin
cipals in tho ring were Johnny Car
vin, Jack Crlm, Holly JSurns of Port
land, Harold Jteece and Wilbur Har
rington. Jim Uowers had charge of
the program and has been compli
mented for the entire success of the
n.'fnlr. A crab supper was a detail
of the entertainment of which men
li hi should not he omitted. During
the evening a fine duvenport ami
chair wero raffled off. Mr. Tinker
,vas tho fortunate winner. Dozens of
fino turkeys, hams nnd baskets of
groceries wero also raffled off and not
(nly furnished much merrymaking,
but added materially to the Christ
um d fund.
Miss Nora Ward. Junior Til teacher,
expects to spend Thanksgiving at tho
homo of her pu tenia at Dorena, Ore
gon, i
Tho Josephine Foley family and tho :
Aaron Andrews family will be Thanks- j
giving guests at tho homo of Mrs.
Ahbie Thomas of Med ford.
A number of Ashland boys and girls
who are students at the State Uni-
verslty at Eugene, will arrive homo
on Wednesday to oat the Thanksglv- j
ing turkey at the parental board.
Mrs. Grace Andrews and Mr. and
Mrs. II. 1. Andrews will be dinner
HUents on ThankKiving Day at the
Jj, V. Wheeler homo at Med ford.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dlllurd. former
residents of Ashland, but now living
In Medford, were guests at the home
of Air. and Mrs. Louis Dodge on Sun
day. The Delphian club holds a monthly
chapter meeting at the Civic club
house on Tuesday afternoon at 2
o'clock.
Mrs. John Cadxow, whoso homo Is
on Skid more street, was the hostess
to tho Junior hlnh teachers and the
special department teachers on Friday
evening. In all, there were twelve
guests who enjoyed tho bountiful
dilutee that Mrs. Cadzow had prepar
ed, and lingered through the evening
for a -happy visit., Mrs. Sadzow's
guests were: Mlsses Im Myers. J-Mna ,
Hhophard, Mildred Million. Clara Ann
derson, Nell Carter, Nora Ward,- Ktliel
Held, Gladys Morton, Kdna Goheen
and Mrs. Kdith Good.
The two groups of high hcIioo! Camp
Fire girls gathered at the Model cot
tago on Thursday and Friday even
ings to plan their Thanksgiving am
Christmas activities,
One troop has j
adopted a llttlo girl for the holiday
season and plan she shall drink deep-
iv of the joys of the Christmasthle.
Tho nthni trunn hn .wlnnlnfl n whnln
family and are busy with needles ami 1 to ,n" I'l.vsoo palace had been ro
used garments, fashioning necessary vviv 1,1 tJ""1 'I'Oi say early this
clothing und toys for their family. , afto,'noun"
Miss HeYylJarmon and Mildred Crane i t til was suggested as the
are In clmrgo of tho two groups. ,,n,v man paldu of leading France
The Tuesday Commercial Club "1'1 ,f tnp Present political ami finan
luneheon will bo In the nature of n elal Jungle.
Thanksulvinir homo comlnir when the onie of tho foreign ministers'
organization of the town will sit
down together In thankful mood fnr
the blessings that have attended Ash
land's growth during the year. The
Klwaniaus will be (here to tell how
the build, the Llthians will blow a few
bubbles of thanksgiving, and (he Civic
Improvement club, the I)auht'is of
the American Revolution, the Ameri
can l.eglon, the Ministerial associa
tion and nil the rest will bo there to
give an nccoifnt of their work during
the year.
Mr. and Mrs. 15. T. Allen left on
Thursday to spend some time in Cali
fornia. Word has heen received from Miss
Zlpora Itlumeufeld and Miss III he I
Wheeler, former high school teachers,
that they are greatly enjoying the
winter In New York City, where both
tire students In Columbia I'uiverslty.
Miss Wheeler Is doing graduate work
in Kngllsh, and Miss Plumcnfold is
enrolled In Teacher's college. They
are taking advantage of (he opportu
nity to hear (ho fine stage artists and
tin best musical talent.
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lory In the tnSunent of pprntfltent
rloughfl nnd robin, bronchial asthma,
bronchitis and other forma of renplin
tory diMeanea, nnd if excellent for
huihllnK up tho ay Hi em after colda or
flu. Money refunded If any ooukIi or
cold la not relieved after taking no
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Kl"t. CnHtiiutlsioii t'ompatiy, Atlanta,
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ITavo you ever wondered what the
World was was really like? i
Have you ever tried to understand
the feelings of the men who fought
1(? .
"What Price Glory." at Hunt's Cra
terian tonight, is such a gripping,
genuine picture of the great strug
gle that it id already ruinous on boih
Hides of the Atlantic.
10 HEAD LATEST
PAPIS, Nov.
23. (A. P.) Arlstlde
r.rland, dubbed
the man of Locarno'
8,nco h,H KUt.ceHH (lt ,,c HOCurUy con-
j ferenco. Is regarded as certain to he
1 called upon by President Dotimergue
to form a cabinet In succession to tho
l fallen I'alnlevo govern moat.
I The foreign minister, who has held
'tho premier.shlp seven times in his
'lengthy political career, returned to
Paris this morning and had two long
telephone conversations with M. Oou-
inergue. The opinion Is expressed that
lho l"'Hhh'iit succeeded in convincing
him of the patriotic necessity of his
laneepianco l)IU HO OIUCUll summons
friends fear ho will not accept under
(he present conditions. The only al
terinn,lvo to a I ir la nil ministry, they
say, Is one bonded by former Premier
Ueniot, with the solid left behind it,
including HoHa lint participation.
The concensus today was that tho
ond I'atnicvo cabinet fell, like, nil
ler Prench cahfmts, during the last
two years, a victim of the financial
situat ion rather than of n political
maneuver. The press of all political
shades adopts a serious attitude re
garding the r.t 11 of the ministry as
secondary (n Importance to the ques
tions now facing the country.
Premier I'alnlevo In a statement to
the newspapermen today replied to
the rumors of an Impending coup
d'etat which have been circulating
throughout the country for the last
two weeks.
"Governments fall but the republic
stands." he said. "We are slitl able to
watch over her. Keep (his In mind
and If anyone hcllovoM that (he mo
ment has come, he Is mistaken."
Fruitgrowers' League
Members Requested
Meeting Tomorrow
The ( 'rat era have extended a eor
diul Invltt.tlon for all metnbei-N of
the l'rultKrowerH LeaKUo to attend u
t I nner I veil by them In honor of
Senator Itohrrt N. Stanfleld aeheduled
fr tomorrow evenlnff. November
-4th. at the Hotel MeilCmil. The mib- ,
Jed of htn addreHH will be 'Vonserva- 1
tloti Without t'onf ideation." dealing ;
with the vital iiuestlon of the O. t t. .
land Kiiint Nituatlou. '
Senator Stanfleld ban been of great
nnltanee In eMlablinbinK with federal
aid, the employment offiee at the j
Chamber of t'omnierce building. 1 le
is now doiiiK every! htiiK within lit.- i
power towards the permanent eon-
tfnuanee of thin offire. Aa thin was
I at ihe request of the Km It irnwern
League the members should show
their appreciation of what Senator
Ktariflehl tins done for un In thin nnd
many other mat tern, Any iiue-diona
whlrh k rowers mtht rare to rulsr will
e Klven con.tidet.t.lon thla lueet-
Inif, an the senator Im here In order to
find nut what we of aethei lt;on
lb-Hire.
KnriT auo i:ns t.ka(iik.
I'aul A. Svherar, I'realdent.
8i:ATTI.i:-The UiKht Kev. J.
Motnda, the fii t(J Mmne.o hlnhop of
the i;nirop,i chin Q arrived rnroute
fr(tu New Orleans where hr attendetl
a meiiiiiK of bm deuomlnal ion, to
Tokio. 0
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and tom c n,rn:KTo
"What Price Glory1
wan written
one of them
two newspaper men
, - '
he put all the terrible, as well as
some of the noble things, taht went on
in ,Ihat bloody s:ruggle.
The company that will present
"What Price Glory" Is headed by Km
mett Corrigan, assisted by thirty uth-
jcr splendid players.
The Screen
By Ve Press Agent.
. Constance Talnuulgo at Craterian.
Constance Ttilmade Is star at "Her
Sister from Paris," playing again to-
, morrow matinee and night, laying off
tonight for the legitimate attraction
! "What Price Glory," in which she
j plays two parts, one a Vlennesee wife.
jund the other a Parisian dancer.
1 There is plenty of fun In the pic
ture, which Is well acted. The hus-
, band is played by Ronald Colman,
' and u man to love the sister Is done
by George K. Arthur.
At the Itlalto.
"Tho Man Who Kound Himself,'
closes tonight at the Hialto theater,
starring Thomas Melghan.
In the famous '"iron city" of King
King, I tooth Tarklngton, the author of
the film, made the acquaintance of
No. 1 7,r-IS. Illy name shall remain
forever unknown. Krom him the no
tod author obtained a story so dra
matic and beautiful with his dreums
of a new life, new hopes, that he pen
ned it in a short story which he called
"Whispers,"
I The bright atmosphere- of wealthy
New York forms the greater part of
the background for "A Man of Fa-ih-I
ion." which begins a two days' en
jgagemeut at the Hialto theater to
morrow matinee.
I The novel procedure adopted by a
' clothes-starved girl forms the basis of
a moat intriguing modern plot.
!Low Cody plays opposite the star,
ami heads a cast in which tho names
.of William I (allien and Mary Carr also
appear.
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8AXDK1XGHAM. Kngland. Nov. 13
(A. P.) Tho body of Queen Moth
er Alexandra lies in a little, dimly
lighted church hero, where it will .be
on view until Thursday, so that those
who desire may pass by the -der and
pay their respects to the beloved
woman- whom many of them had
known or seen in Samlrlngham.
Throughout last night four servants
of the royal household watched be
side the home-made coffin.
With the purest simplicity the cas
ket was taken over the path which
Alexandra was wont to use in going
from the palace to the church to offer zzz
up her devotions. . It was wlreeled'3
under the trees by servants, followed
by Princess Victoria and Princess '
.Mary of Greece. On arriving at the
church It was placed before the altar
Land over It was thrown as a pall the
queen mother's own standard.
So crepe was to be seen inside the
little church nor were the candles
lighted. A few wreaths, the floral
tokens of affection from tho members
of the royal household were placed
here and there about the coffin.
Simplicity also marked the funeral
service which was held later. The
minister delivered a tribute to Alex
andra, but did not preach a sermon.
The service was attended by King
George and Queen Mary and the
Prince of Wales and other royal per
sonages. With them mourned a large
number of the regular members of
thf congregation.
King George went afoot from the
palace to the church, ::iitlng with him
a wreath" and cross made of dark-
hued violets and white and pink flow
ers, blossoms, which had been fat ot ¬
itis of the queen mother during her
lifetime. These floral pieces were the
joint tributes of the km, anu queen.
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