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ne ii .i nhl pin iif- ihsi-rl l l its
lile -i:ilt''s lift HiUii I i'1'oUliil l'l
nj" He- I'iil III wuni;.n j"b : a pl'"-tesM.-n.
OiilM;inilinu Lull' i-mie.
Hie fj-nll, rei-:, Ihi.t :iU I i
1 liritl li'is ul (till" and III
lll.-y iulluw .(.lililte he;,llli
Ki ;i ins ri' I heir f.i inilies.
(lain '.heir children in reliMimi, in
hie ines.-i met ImmIs mill in l"v.- ul
ruin. try living; tiny provide fur
re.Matiirli ami t-m-ial HeVi-tiilUlieill
In their !iunhs. and tit
;m ti e orkers in e.hiu h. f;irn
in u;iiii:il in n-. In i mm- ei nnuinies
. luhs and .inn in i ehih wtirli All
uf Ihem vuled at the last eh-, t inn.
MEDFORD LIGION
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AUXILIARY IS :
LEADING STATE;
SCHOOL HELD AT
THE
f ( 'utiti ihlli
he .M-drm-.l unit
l.eiun Auxiliary
i letl'-i- Iroin Hi
rtihi'-.
the
,U ASHLAND, Ju.y (. (Suucluli
.r tin Amerl- Tin; ttiuniiHT art school rhiMFifK will
in in reeeipt l(t( (iielr scshIouh at lilt; Junior
il' iiiii'iiiK'iit hlmh ki-Ikh'J Itnildini; on the Itoiilc-
vnt-il. Tim 111111111111: w.ih clioneil bo
ctmse ll n inure centrally located !
and in (t re convenient in every way
than (he YViiHhiiiKLnn school. The
seatH In the WaHliiiiKtnn hnllilliit;
are Ktnall and not mil table for
niiiillH Alnrenver. the Kchool 1h
iirtranlzerH. in regard to niOTO coiiveniniHiy jocaien in worn j
She Flies High
lUH'HKS I'KIt, Kns.. July l - (!')
Lady I leal h, a noted wuiuan
er. aecimihanied by Miss Cecilie
O'lliieii. today created what Ih
claiineti tt he an altitude record
lor a li ;ht metal seaplane. Their
sealed hioma ph slmwed that t he
niachiiie reaclted a height of i:!,Hu
feel.
needs no dope- f
ttANDAfin tin niMPANV or cAiironiu
foil nun I Keep-. In Itlhl.
USliOW -I'm tin;;. I. mte ..f Ih
a- emilltties with hfiwlse tralTb
hut ehaime.l lu the liulitliand inl
ay a ernivenienee ti Tourist.
Meei'etiiry which eat W'-s the fcoml
news Unit Hie null is ahead t (he
slate with L'llL' inembei-H, which is
not only the laresl In the slate
at this time, hut the laiK''si that
lias ever been In iUv department.
Tun liiui'h cannot be said. aeenrW
Iiik to tile
t he .spirit f-bnwn by every legion-
ti'";nair u hu wtis approaehed. fnr to
a iii.in they were aer for their
nmllieis. wive. sIslejH iiiid daimh
li'iw tn be a p;irt of this wonder
fully fine organization. The aux
iliary is fortunate in having a very
enthtisjastle and untirinu person
nel anions the tnemlicrs, who, with
the paee set by tin b-Klon in all
ei ie utiderta ki nus. hospitalization
u mi ehihl -welfare u ork. Iia ve a
very tangible s.-ivlee to xell to
i-;!ibis, and such has been the
ens" ilti rim; the iwk membership
drives in March and June.
.Many charter inemberx -are still
very active In the unit, nivint; valu
able a d vice and assistance w'hen
e.ei d-d. It was a matter of uratl-
in. 1928. -. o w 1
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I'icMllull lei ll.iVc I, i ll,. i- Ihlill US
in of ln-i yi'iii-V ''1111.11111.111 re
1 ln-l,il.-l iiunlii thli vim-
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DODGE HROTHEIVS INCANNOtNCLS lOll ITS
tiHAlSAM BROS ft! IRS TRUCK LINE
in conjiini'tioii with tin nnriniil and
tin1 l.illrola trainir.'; Hchoul. j
Mr. ami Mrs. John Layficld of'j
MisHoula. Mont., roceiitly inniln n
lnii'f visit at tlin Iinniu ul Mr. and
Mrs. .1. ('. Ambrum) nil l''alrvlav
street. Tim visitors were on their
way ti l.ns Anneles to visit with
Mr. ljiyileld's hrother. whn was a
ileleKntu from London. Imis.. to the
world's Sunday school eonvenllon.
Mr. and Mrs. Vlrall Tilol of
('rants Pass wore Aslilund visitors
Kiindny lit the home, or Mr. and
Mrs. Hansen on (ireshani street.
Mik. Itachel Hairls. a former
Asliland resident, was a visitor In
this eltv Sunday from Mi'dl'ord.
Mr. anil Mrs. V. V. Caldwell nnd
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hedl'ord, with !
their children, snent the week end I
'"'rion a flshini; trip to Lnlte creek nnd j
report reasonably Kood luck. j
j Miss Kdllh nodiie was a hrldce I
j hostess on Friday evening when
I she entertained with four tables of i
, hriilKo l prom-ess thrnuKhout the
ieveniim. Miss Maruarot McCoy won ;
ia lovely prize for holdliiK hi-fh ,
score, while Miss C.enevleve Swell-;
cnburi! was awarded the con sola-:
! lion. The hostess served delicious;
! rrlreshincnis at the close of the
-evenltiH. Those who enjoyed the. .
j pleasant airair were Misses Kalh-j
j crlne Vincent, Marian Adv. Isobelle
.Murray. Inoholle Silver. C.enevleve
: SwodenhiirK. Kleanor SwcilenhurK.
Clara Will, li'ma llesl, Knit M-
Kcawn, Helen Kvans, Marwiirel Mo- j
('ov, Frances Pratt. Janet Balis, j
I Frances SlrlillKe. Katllleetl Silver I
i ami Mildred lleeson.
: Mis. Iltwlt .itilinslon ol Seatlle.
' Wash., is vlsllilil! in Aslilund at the
, l-oine of her daughter. Mm. McAlis- J
i ter, on Iowa street.
! Mrs. Waldo Kill entertained on
l.lulv ft, servlni; l- o'clock dinner to I
a n'roiii) cr friends. The table was ;
I beautifully decorated with a center- :
! niece of blossoms in pastel shades.
(overs were laid for twelve.
IN ALL 8CZKS AND TYPES
tCOMOMY
us always
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ccs on any
"l'OU may now
J. have all the
performance ad
vantages of 6
cylinder engine
"and 4-whcel brak
sire or type of Graham Brothers
Trucks or Commercial Cars.
Six cylinder power ... Six
cylinder speed ... Six cylinder
flexibility and operating ease
. . . The snap of 6 cylinder
acceleration and the safety of
4-wheel brake deceleration . . .
Four speed transmission on all
l'i, P,i and 2'2-ton models.
All these features at extremely
low cost and without sacrifice
of the rugged dependability and
ON ALL SI.lvS AM) TYriCS
as always
665
MERCHANTS EXPRESS
110 whoolhaaa
775
COMMERCIAL TRUCK
120" wheclbasQ
$995
"i-TON-l 10" vvheclbaM
1065
IVi-TON 140" wheetbM
1345
1 Ji-TONlS0- wlieelhniw
1415
1 t -TON 161- heelh
1595
2'.i'TON I SO' tvhcclbam
1665
2Vj-TON lftS- tvlicelhaw
DEPENDABILITY
as always
operating econ
omy the world
has learned to
cii..m. . o. h. Drtrnii ' associate with
everything
Dodge Brothers builds.
See these trucks today. Let us
tell you of the many additional
advanced features. We have
the exact size and type for your
business. Drive one. Compare
them for price, for value, for
appearance, for their ability to
do your job and make ymi
money with any truck vera
ever considered good value.
Come to our saJrciom today
and see these trucks or phone
us tor a demonstration
Crahat Bretrt TrtM ar tail i ;tw
SS'i c a hAtuOiti Mwbi
Eakin Motor Co.
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Phone 304
1G 18 So. Fir St.
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DMalmtati
TEPCK
Iti.llt bTnick
PH,llHI S tMt
who enjoyed the nfiair were:
Those !
Mis. ;
M,.iv eher. Mr. anil Mrs. Hal
I Nair and son .lames McNnlr, Mrs.
i .1. Ii. Winner ami daughter. Mis.
j Iteveris and KriiudilauKliter Hose
I Mary lleverls who are vlslliim here !
jfi-oni San Francisco, Mr. anil Mis.
1 Sam II. MeNair. .lean IIuIIk ol
j Klainalh Falls and Mary Lou and
Lawrence dill.
Miss VlFtlnin Priaill of ( llilo- ,
iliiln, Ore., has been n visitor at the
home of Mrs. Mary Wllshlre on ,
; (Iranite street. I
i iImm lien h i .leiliey 01 i ,i"'i
i Wash.. Is vislthiK in Ashland al the
' liouie of her nioiher. Mia. Hoy Tay-
lor, on Harrison street. Miss Med
: lev formerly lived In Ashland, he
i Iiik a radile of the hiuh school.
; She is al present ployed as hook-
! keener In I he Tacollla Tillies of-
; lice.
I 1 iirehiv I Is of Los AllKelcs. :
who has been vIsltliiK with Ashland
relatives lor several days, has re
turned lo Ills home In Los Anm'li'S.
lie was accompanied home by Wll-
: lied Wimncr, non of Mr. and Mrs.
! F. I). Winner, on (Iranite sireel.
wl o came not-Ill with Mr. Leeds lo
! visit bis lioine. Willreii eNpeels lo
i enter collem' 111 Los Anseles next
I w eek.
.1. N. Ilalcinan. who has had
chat-Ke of the I'nion OH company
I distrlbulliiK plant in Aslilaml. has
i I u transferred to Ceulvalia.
' Wash., ami will leave will his fain
I ll v for his new homo nbonl Hie
I middle of July. Mr. Italeinan has
I been Instrumental ill Incrcnslni; the
j I nioll OH sales in this t-rrlliiry
I mi e he l as liecu slal lolled here
land In L'JT the Ashland Icrrllory
bud the latnosl pereentaHe ol Biiin t
'of any urea in the systein. ;
Percy Morse of Kti.;ene arrived
' In Ashland Sunday to lake his
I duuKhlcr. Kll.abelli .Morse, home I
jwltli him. Miss Morse has been j
nttelldiliK the Southern Orenoll nor- I
mill school tor the past .Mir.
Mrs. K.-itberlne Carter of F.iiccno
nriiveil In Ashland Saturday on a
briel visit to Ashland rebilives nnd
friends. Mrs. Curler was a former.
Ashland resident and Is well known
here. She was a house miest at
; (he heme of Mr. ii ud Mrs. II. C.
(ialey on Sherman street.
I Mr. and Mrs. Mauley Cherry and
ther live children left Sadllduv lor
! their home ill Coltaite drove. They
siK'nl the holidays visitlnu at the
home o! Mr. and Mrs. Kile Weren
on Alta avenue. Mrs. Amamlil
Cherry, moll cr of Mr. Cherry, tie
. i-oiupauied thcin to F.imelie.
Mr. and Mrs. Lcrl Smith and sou.
.lainie. returned to their Oak street
home Friday after two weeks spent
with friends ami relatives at Hel
111. ihani. Wash. Tin y w ere accolll-
palied home by Mrs. Mary llai'i'iim- t
ton and lier daughter. Hetty Anue. :
of Yoe.calla. Ore.
.1 V. Miller went to Klamath
Falls Saturday to brllii; Mrs. Miller
home. .Mrs. Miller has been visit- (i
ini: there at the home o( her sister
and mol her.
Itussell Crlpe. who was athletic
coach of the Ashland hull school
for the past two years-, will teach
llct yeai In the C.lendalo. Cul.. htuh
lOIiool. Mr. Crlpe is now ntlendlni;
the suinmer session at the Culver
sl of Southern Catlloruia.
Ilel-Mn Wclfillv ttufl. (
IIKLLIN. Ail ilthlli ef the
Hi's poiutliiHon, nr in ni" than
iiu. nan .er-.i.n. led m pulibe
weir.ue klliil' lls
a.-i online to .-,. i.il
..I llli-s,
u.-m-li s.
U nhlumoii hi tludiitx-tt.
IH l)AI'lT - i;eiy Aiiicilcun
slttliir ef lii-iti iii' ushlniitiyy. hnllt
' lea -eni-s auo by lliliimii imis. tie
w.ls the elllv fol-euu h' re hon'T.-tl
with u slatlle hen-. 9 .
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TECTJON
For more
than a third of
a century the UNITED ARTISANS LIFE ASSOCIATION
has been giving its members unsurpassed protection forti
fied with friendly services as important as the protection.
This Protection Pius is ARTISANSHIP
and it means a number of
things. For the sick med
ical attention and care. For
the bereaved assistance
with all details, financial as
well as sympathetic.
For the aged or brok
enloving care and
attention to free
them from worry.
For the youngsters
the foundations of
good citizenship and
an insurance program that
assures their education.
For the growing boy and
girla share in social ac
tivities. For the grown
ups a sense of Artisan,
duty in helping others
over the rough spots.
' For some a program
of drill team work.
For other s
dances, pic
nics, and
E.i'C
JLlJlr
RuiMing in the heart
iiikmuti Portland
social functions. - For
any and all educational ac
tivities, art, music, drama,
etc., and friendships that last
beyond the assembly. For
the business man or
woman new con
tacts and renewed
old ones that mean
much in life, especi-
I'salihWlfeafrfr. allv in a new coun-
trv where Artisan.
ship helps you pick
up the thread where you
dropped it in the old.
Let Artisanship and its
friendly protection guard
you and serve you as, for
more than a third of a
century, it has guarded
and served tens of
thousands. Insur
ance is protection,
but Artisanship
is the protec
tion plus
si mi- that you
lar need.
FOR
MEN
WOMEN
JUNIORS
Artisan insurance policies
are unavailable absolute
protection with more than
full legal reserves a nonprofit-making
association
twenty millions of insurance
in force at a lower cost
formen, women and juniors.
Evidence of Artisanship
the beautiful Al-Aiar Tem
ple in Portland, and the
Artisans Home where lov
ing care and attention are
dealt with a laviih hand.
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Jlife Association
608 ARTISANS BUILDING PORTLAND, OREGON
V. M. (Jack) HAMILTON, District Manager for Josephine and Jackson Counties
MORE THAN A THIRD OF A CENTURY OF FRIENDLY PROTECTION
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Cruxite Lenses
No wvixr driving on bright
Jjs luu ts your c cs. 'ou c.ni't
t-quint out the dangerous ult-
violct riiy. W'cllswftli Cruxite
lenses w ill pnteet AAir eyes
--'.I I: ir..- 0
irom incu iiiMuiuna ui
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Have Vi'ijr.'j' Examined
Southern Oregon Optictfl Ct G
Our Deferred Payment Plan t-s you to
SEE A GREAT COUNTRY BL&TER
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WclKW'flli all
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