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STUDENTS 10 GO
In a fhori tnlk lirfore ih l-d
font hU'li tuho.il HluiU-nt l.ririy attorney - nf Rofulurp. halt ' hetn
yesterday nftirnoon. I'oui h I'mil npnolnied 10 usxlst Attorney J. X.
SchisHlir nf th tnouon State Johnson of ('.rants Pass In the
College told his listeners of the ; speeinl crnnd jury jjnvPstiKatloh
value of a rollf-iso education and of the county iirnhiTfttlon funds.
lli-Ked eaeh to take advantage of 1 which has heen In procress for
eollene courses as provided hy the; over a week, according lo an an
nate. He alo lauded the .leil-, nouncement made yesterday. Sen
..id Iti-l l.r.ll team. nraishiK illor Eddy has for years been
i : or
wi at
vini.liip and aliility afi
thv recjit state tour-'
-.. Idol...- it.no nAmn..
J 'I All'.von' ecretarv i
.1 I
Paul J- Schicsler, bead football aJ
.track coach; Oregon State college
or Hie -oiiege alumni associa
tion, and last Monday spoke at
llosehurg and yesterday noon nt
('.rants Push. Today at noon he
appeared before the
Klamath
Falls Chamber of Commerce and
.-jWISjJtrAw ' ' i"BJ' :lt sp:lt"p. nppeared yester-
f&K" 'r -VrH , ,lay nt'fore lne Ufnnd jury and Is 1
r-.$ "fi-!i'--y jsaid to have iven similar tesli-1
-'K yV !f f' i ' mony ot that Riven by 11. H.
.i-t.'i? J 'f ''1, m I .... ...1.
1 5 f-Jti
Syr
tonight or tomorrow plans to!0st temperature, 117: highest this
leave with Mr. Allworth for Los j month since 1 0 1 2, xti, Lowest tern-
Angeles, Cnlfi. perature yesterday. 37; lowest this
The two men spoke before the'njonth since 1512, 14. Mean tern-
regular meeting of the Medford 1 perature yesterday. 52; departure
O..S. C. Alumni club last night. I for the day. excess 5 degrees.
telling their listeners of reeen'J Average daily excess for the month
developments at the college. All-j 5 degrees. .
worth stated that the new memo-1 Precipitation: Total r.iinfnll
rial building at the rollege would j sinee 1st of month. .Mi inches; l!i -
..rnimhi.. 1,0 nninnieinu nevt KenJvear iiverace for Uio month, l.ls
temher antl would he dedicated nt
the annual home.oming next fiiP.ilKt, 3.f.7 inches.
Kliimath FalU Imihlny: pprmltH
frr Kithruury werp S-IT..U. . .
144 fikge, illustrated
y Everything for tKouc:eruI
.TK'rrn'Vl'i -
itrcitvir priced off.r.. -
SEND IYOURiJ
'The Horticultural Department Store'
CoTHr 6UfAv,6-W5tUk-Settlt
BEFORE
East of Beak Creek Bridge
at Main and Genessee Stt.
Phone 108
HERE TO AID IN
UR. JURY Pi
Renianr n. I U;l4y. wcU known!
identified with the Ko-e:tlli-d dry
forces in the state In ltolh n leis-
Dative and law enforcement ntmle.
J iind he served wltli CMrrllit Jtldue
M. Thomas in the senate some'
jlime nt;o.
I l.like S. .May, president nf the
Northwestern School of t rinlinol
.i...i.n u.l t,ot-,.i A rhn
; J two weeks hko. Mr. -May isj
nationally known nnd was con-;
nected with the solution of thei
notorious ("ovell murder rase a;
Marshfield and also the P.nineR
murder ease at Seattle.
When ask ori this forenoon when
she happened to he out nf th '
I prrand jury room for a moment, ,
j Mrs. Katie Grieve, ury fore-!
woman, declare dshe had no Idea
when the Jury investigation would :
I he completed. i
witnesses wno appeareu j
me jury mis uilvi noon n w ,
InffieP m-ite 'Pnifflc Sercennl t.
ip. Talent V Ahlud and Walter
Looker of the district attoi ey'rt 1
Office. f:. P. Hobei'tH and , J. L. 1
! Andrews of this eily were among '
j those who appeared yesterdny
The Weather
Lowest 'temperature
this morn-
lug 4S.
Precipitation for HI 'hours end
jn-jf 5 a. m.. none.
Yesterdav'H weather hore: High
' inches.
Total rainfall since Jan.
Total rainfall
since September I
11: 4T, ineheH.
Hiimiditv vesterdav. ii a. in..
per cent; 12 noon. ii:i per cei
p. 111.. SO per cent.
CharacU'r of day, cloudy.
,Sun sets, today at I : 4 " t-
rises tomorrow (J:ll a. m., sets to
morrow 6:26 p. m.
Moon rises today at (1:34 a. m.
in.,
fr
srts at : a s p. ni.
(Rises and sets computed
level horizon). .
'Forecast for tonight and tumor
row: Haiti tonight and Thursday,
j continued mild.
; I- WAI.TRU dick.
I Meteorologist. United States
e.iiiier nuiriiu.
Frank ( lark Named
WAS1 IINfiTON, M a rc h L-
I nominated a member of thojwhen he fell. After jumping the
1'nited States Tariff commission, j seventh fence, the 4Jimce trieUjUtion was ordered favorably re-jenion street. j
succeeding Kdward P. Costignn ofjto dear a brook, but was tin-1 ported to the Ifouse today by thei Mrs. Delllla Stevens Meyir, coiin-'t
Colorado, who resigned recently.
YOU BUILD,
Extra goocl quality kiln dried fir shiplap Dry cedar shiplap,
6 inch and 8 inch Rustic flooring and ceiling -- Sugar pine
drain boards Washington plaster wall o a r d Cement,
Plaster and Lime Cedar aifd Patent Shingles Sash and
Goors Lucas Paints and Varnishes
Vaudeville Headliner at Craterian
Arthur Aloin tulit Co
SODA SPRINGS '
SCHOOC CASE
With the enso on
trial today
, M. 'Thomas
ft More Tircuit Judge l
settlement seems In sight for the
Soda Springs school district yuar -
rrj which hegan last September
'n. i w. i "n.i
llnn against H. ii'oward and W. IX
1 , rhn ,v,.. m,.,.1.,.o
from eomnletinir n olnvslieil whlf h
Hopkins claims was planned for a
hool house. Von witnesses Wel
ti t the court house this forenoon
for the plaintiff anil seven for tnV
defense and tho ease will probably
last two days, aeVordinK to present
Indit'UiloiiH.
ilopltins :h the first witness
Ion the stflnd for the plaintiff in
the school cnt ami claimed that
! he was disregarded In the general
preparations for the construction
ihe building and indicated that
! the election, which was held at the
t m-hool house August I!). 1927. was
not valid Inasnmch that only a
I straw vote was taken. This vote
I was taken after a measure to have
lKh school established there
; failed hy 17 votes against and ten
in favor.
! The district now has IJ enrolled
istinlenlH and Aast year had 17. ac-
j eording to one of the Soda Springs
ri esnicntH. who said that practically
I ," ''n"' population or tlie dis-
3Hlt was present at the court
f, house. He was loathe to ulk in j fifteen minutes behind ihe actual 1 daughter, mihh 1 neinia. who re
! regard to the situation but said the market. j turned from the state university
'district was dlvhled against Itself -r1(. closing was strong. nail-'1" slM,ml ln'' sl"'t"g vacation with
! and declared that a settlement was ! m-nts whteh were niou- in I'eti'im- ! H'' I'iii','n1s. left Ashland on Tues-
(iiimosi ntnne out 01 court nisi year.
The play-shed, he siid, is only part-
! completed ami through all the
j winter months, the framework of
the building, has been subject o
I the rigors of winter weather.
It's An Old stmy
niSLKY. Fngland, March 21 J
The Prince of Wales fell ;
; today during- tho Oakley hunt ,
point-to-point races. le was not !
j nuT1' .
j The prince was competing In
(Pl;the brigade of Cuards inter -
1 seateii. .
BE SURE TO SEE OUR LARGE STOCK
WOODS
heutllin 'is on tonlr.ltt s bill.
VERY CREDITABLE
SPECiAE EDITION
LAND T
Th Ashland Tidings of Monday
eonsh.ted . of 1 4 pages of live-wire
new
i and
jcliil
occasion heing tho spring 1
tiiii iKi..on ...in-, inn -
opening or tne new kiockh m
'goods hy the Ashland merchi-.nts
and the "Itetter Homes- cam-
nai.-i i.nln.' eondocted in the
i f'.ranlte City.
The merchants of that city.
like
thos? throughout the country, are)
lil.ri"il In til..!,. uiii i-r of llici;'l-'"
newspapers with udverilsini for j
spe-lal events.
Wall Street Report
. N'lIW VOUK, Mar. 21. (IV
Kpeoulallon for the advance con
tinued at a tflprifi pace on the j
New York stock exchange today i
with the tdls nnd coppers joining'
the upward movement for tin first j
time, ltadio and (ienerul Motors. 1
touching new high records at i
lfii' and li.'i 7-s. respectively.,
were again the leaders of the ad
vance, a It ho larger individual !
gains were recorded by a number :
of specialties, half a doy.en of i
, Which soarej vKhl to 17'-i points.
.: svarly 2.1IK- ihhi shares changed
h!inils hl ,h(. :iit lhn.0 hnurH r
tradina. with the ticker at least!
Parted, ilnallv sum-ted 1 wo lo
three point h in the last hour- of
trailing, whim the advance reach
ed its greatest Intensity In some of
the specialties, (leucral Motors
crossed 177. Collins n ml A Ik man
Improved clown points, liadin fell
back again five points or so from
nltfl best figure and Cnlted States
Kubbcr Issues al;?o weakened two
to three points. Total sales ap-
ni-nvlriiuiti .t r.no ami
Sinnoit If 111 Okcd
, WASHINGTON. March 2 1 . Pl
in lease of public hinds for nvi-
nubile lauds cominitlee.
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MA TEEIALS
AIRFIELD IS
NEARLY READY
ASHI.AXn, Alar. 2. tSpecial.)
Ashland's mnnieipnl titriiort is nip
idlv proK'essiiitf lnti shapfcjfor ih
landinn of heavy planes. Tity em
plovees are working busily to com
plete the work. Two air-hay.-;.
placed on hih poles, nivo llitis
the indication of the wind. The IJllian Craves, professor In
irrigation ditch which ran ihrouuh Ktij-lish at the Southern Oregon'
(thc field has heen filled and tin Normal school, will leave Wednes
, IKOO-fttitt runway has heen packed ,iay to spend the spiinu vacation
down ly the use of heavy city California cities,
rollers. The field Is well drained. Fred l.ockley of the (lrej..on Jiair-
Harold Saunders, a Medfmd pilot.-nl will speak in Ashland at the
landed on tin' field Monday and tvn meetinn scheduled for Friday
was enthusiastic over what has ,n-enlnu. March j
heen done, and said he would es 1 'pu. I'm-ent-Teaeher circle of Hp
! tnltlifh a hranch of his school at Washington sclmol is sponsorlim a
, lite local field. hlrd-hniise contest for the pupils
nr. Frederick ltoiton. rormer
dean of education at the I'uiver-
(slty nf Washington, spoke at the.
Southern Oregon Normal school on '
Monnay morning, nr. iioiton uvk- ity; second, eonsr ruction; ihlrtl.
ed that teaching shouhl ho laken made of pupil. The prizes, li In
up as a profession and not us a all. raiiK"' from one dollar down to
stepping stone t" something else. cents.
The speaker was greeted hy the ft. (t Jiurlnii. secretary nf the
student hody and hy a mini her of chamber of commerce. Is in F.u
townspeople. " j gene to attend the school nr see-
On Monday evening fr. and Mrs. i retaries of the chamhers of nm
ltoltou were entertained as honor; mcrcp of the state, which Is helng
guests at a luncheon at the l.lthlaheld there tills week.
; Spring hotel given hy the faculty
j memhers of the normal school. The
; Ui,0 was attractive with flowers '
and lighted tapers. M.sr Kiith Yo- F, A. VorHr, are expected In Ash
der played two violin numherH, ae-1 lnd on Wednesday with the I'ni
com punted hy Miss Mary (laley. I veisit: of Dregon syniihony or-
.president Fhtirchill then tntroduc-
,Mj r)r jtoiton. who gav
sph'ii-
did ndilress along professional linen,
Mi. Mrs. .I P. Dodge are
expected hme on Thursday from
a stay of several we
iSeach. Calif.
Miss Knid Harding
ks in Long I
I
IS years of'
lied Sunility afternoon at thei
'ommuuity hospital, following an I
operation for uppcmlieltls. Miss
Harding made her home In Tot
em with tier aunt ami uncle, Mr.
nnd Mis. Thurston. The renin ins I
will be sent lo Murysville. Calif., I
for Interment.
Miss l.eomi Marsters. head of the
music department at the Southern I
Oregon Normal school, will leave I
on Wed uesdn y evening for Porl -'
la ml to attend grand opera.
Miss lteairlce Hall will leave for
Portland on Wednesday to spend
tlie stirlng vncaiton with her par
ents. Miss Mary (laley will ae
companye her to Portland,
Mr. and Mrs. Max Camps ami
Miss Mildred Kaegl nf Yreka spent
the week end in Ashland visiting I
,u uu "om 1 1,,i,4 "(
! ",s" 1 r",s ! .-
1 Jnn imm-i on ine Miirvi.ni, t
Mt- i,n" Mv- i'"" "'
day for Harbor, Ore., to spend nov
era I das at their summer home
near the hunch.. Mr. and Mrs, Per
ozzl will take ihelr daui:ht"r back
to F.ugenc before they return to
Ashland.
Miss tlladvs Johnson of Medford.
J nnier Asiiianii gin. spent the week
a .
I r' ' Asbland visiting Miss Mr-
Klnfa 1 rost on liner H'-lghts.
Kenneth Vilshire. student of the
state university. Is vlsltlhir it the
; home of his mother. Mrs. Mary
Wilshire on (IraSte street.
The Minsos ttertrude ami Leila
,.nd visiting with threl parents on
1 ty cb'ik of Jackson county, spent
T7 w"T7
LUMBER
UVdnfhday in Ahlund i hetkiiiK l
j tht reKittutiniiM for Hit comiihk
i election.
! Mr. and Mrs. iioruo Mat lies Uti
on Wodnotiday (v t'a.tforniii l'
upend a fi' weeks. Thi-y v. ill also
visit nome MCxir.ui ciiirs.
Mrs. Anna li. Kisln-r, :.ml( :a a'
the Southern O r e u o n Nurmai
Mi'hool, will leave on Wednesday for,
hiM-Jiniije ot Klanmth Fall.
.vTantenu'nlH are untler way for
ihe entertainment of 30 Kesta on
Saturday at the Klks' temple, when
the loeal ttotaty i-luh will receive
ItK charter from th dlmriii iiresl
dent. J. W. Moiry in in r)i;' 01'
the viiteriaimneni. Ct.taiiauN and
lilt ir wives are expected from
Klamath Falls. Medfmd, UosetmiK
am Seattle.
m WushiiiKton school only. These
houses must he entered hv April
tsti They will h judged on the
followinK points; T'irst. ailaptalul-
Lawrence Wagner, son of Mr.
and Mrs. F. O. Wat iter, and Mar-
(UK WcmhN. son of Dr. and Mrs.
chestra. The hoys will visit their
parents for a few days before re
i turning to the university
TREE TEA
ORANGE PEKOE
The world's
highest grade
package tea
and it sells
for so little.
of
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T7 Tr5 Tr TFsX ?n1 O
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TO ffi OPERETTA
Frii.iy night the pupils nf the
grammar M-olioi nt 1'hoenix will
present the tuneful operetta, "The
Windmills of Holland." Special '.
scenery is 1-eing prepared arid tho
stae of hte Phoenix k ninasium, .
the ei co. ui Plied si g ol stage In
southern Oregon, will ioiiu a per
fect setting for the presentation.
The large cast is rehearsing
diligently, and the enthusiasm of
the players in their A'rt. loftier
with t1 Well drilled t ii us,
promise a polished performance.
')ie rostuming is eolorfnl and no
detail has heen overlooked nor
Qort spared hy the people of the
community to make this event a
huge sileress.
Miss (iliulys JohuscHi of .Meilford.
former Ash laid resilient, spent the
week end in that city visiting nt
the home nf Miss Virginia Frost
on Wimer I (eight s. 9
Everybody Should Observe
National First-Aid Week
March IS to 24
We have & 'display in our window that
reminds youto replenish your First-Aid
Medicine Cabinet.
We Can Furnish Your Needs
Jarmin & Woods
Drug Store
Free Delivery
WHERE TO GO
.
Learn to Skate at
the Armory Rink
Lots of fun and a healthful exercise.
Ladies skate for 15 cents Friday nights.
Children's session Safurday mornings from
10 to 1215 cents. - . '
Skating evesy afternoon and evening ex
cept Tuesday. .
Everything You 1 Need to
Build With
WE'LL GLADLY GIVE YOU ESTIMATES
ON YOUR BUILDING MATERIALS
nrly skin was
sight
"I couldn't look
people, hi t h e
fitcti, 4 wan so a
mm
ashamed of my sklh! Ir was al-i:V"
ways hi 01 died with pimples nndt
blackheads and at times Itched ter-fj...
ribty. I had tried everything until ' .
was so discouraged that 1 ctajldn'tiv '
b-ing myself to take hope In any-jj.
thing. You can luumlne my sur-f
prist' therefore when one npplieu-)
lion of Itowles Menthn Sulphilli
uimosi eompieieiy cieaieu niy hkih.i
1 could have danced with joy! I nt
a short time you wouldn't know'
my y:in it was so clear, tin tin ft f.
and white."
Thousands of people are discov
ering that theje Ih u reined v ton
skin trouble even fiery, itching ec
zema! It's the magical combina
tion of sulphur and menthol sul
phur for clearing the skin, men-!
t hoi for healing the broken ami
irritated tissue. liowles Menthol
Sulphur is inexpensive nnd all!
druufflstH supply It In Jars ready!
to ne. lie sure it'n tiowh'S.
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