PXGE EIGHT
MEbFOftb raiL trt&zsv, dford, onrr.oy. tuesda. jtxr9. 192a.
News Notes of Pomona and
Subordinate Grange Chapters
Given by Official Reporters
4
Grange CvkwJar
Kor thin wlc.
Lake ,r'-k, ThurmJay, July
11. p. m.
Jackcr.v..le, Friday. July 12.
K p. in.
Kntrpn. Hat ur day,
13. 10 a. in.
UhkIp 1'olnt Juv-nile.
Jay. July 1 3. J 2" .
July
ur-
(iraiiici IM('i
In ffiw-r.tial. unit; ir
'MM'ri!iulf, ht-rty ; In a :l
charity.
i.it.K.
From W 111 I aritMi'
Ttrf Link of l.ii
"Aiid, iv xt. Ju'f ur- and di!i-f;-n
i k-p
'I ha lUi rminl h truin-l and
iwl:
rvr ijltinif vr fof-k. Kbaht.;
citi'I fn-ap
That liifM on an empty hwtd "
F-alt I'oint niiig
I'r.m! tJrar.ie will I"'- ht-Kl "n
Tt-.day, July IS. a 4" !-- n-
Thr Grange d'-cid'-d to in"-i at
:5o i in in ptar of j p. in.
durU.K thf hot and Mi fr'-Rn.
The huildiny tut M.iti- np'ji t
il K'.'-t pi 'jijj e-s -tfi Th- I hull.
It i Iannd to rKiv m Hull
ready for wrupimy l..f..- .ld
'-! I her.
Memorial Jw-ri ice, in fharK of
Mr. Violet $ttu:T. i ha plain,
were fittingly (; rve-1 in honor
of our Llovd hrothci and fter
who v -eeiitly d-(artd 'com
Thin life.
During the lecture hour. beetle
two aHjffihly hop (!', M. W. Ward
vad a good article entitled, ' Four
Thin Money t .in not Huy." .M r.
Buell llildreth told the flnir.ge of
a Kure way to locate tiie bee tree-,
ehowing a praclKMl home-made
device and explaining the method
of Ufdng it. Mr. llildreth is a
practical and, I believe, cornnier
clal apiarint with many yearn of
experience in handling ihe Kn
tle little pets.
The master announced that the
third and fourth dejfree would be
put on at our next mcefm?. He
hopes to be able to et i.i Ike
"reek (iranK team to do the
work.
The Eagle f'otnt t; range will
put on the lecture hour program
I under the nurpicen of the Eagle
J'oint (Jrange lecturer at the next
J.ke Creek ';ran meetlnK.
Thursday, July 1 1
The refreshment committee
nerved Ire cream urid cake, coffee
and Iced tea during the social
hour.
Eagle Folitt fJr?nt,ers who at
tended the Fourth of July' Grange
picnic hdd at the EIM carnp
grounds, report a wonderful time.
Every one says it was the most en
oyable picnic they ever attended.
f-jiKl I'olnt Juvenile
The Juvenile will meet on Sat
urday afterrmoii at 2: 30 o'clock.
July 13.
We will try to have th wands
nhd other equipment for use In
the drills ready to use at that
lime.
We hope ("-very member will be
present as this may be our last
opportunity to practP-e our drill.
Do not for pet to bring your har
monicas and other rnuMcnl
inents, please.
instru-
tannic- Itadlo, Program
The Pomona Orange radio pro
gram, which has come to be a
regular part of ; range work in
ih county will b. given Thurs
day night. July 1,1, between H10
and JO.
Thee proiframs feature home
rural talent, a pleasing and Inter-
estlng change from the regulation
radio program.
The program this week wilV fea
ture several giod vocal soloists,
among the number .being ftlll Dol
man, singer of the famous old
time cowboy c.mnty nongs. Every
number on this progrnm will be
good, so muke a date with y out
radio for Thursday night. July It,
for the hour between s 3a and
a. 30 p. m. Vou will not be disap
pointed. These Grange programs are put
.on through the courtesy of the
Farmers Exchange i'o-opci at ive
Incorporated).
- liich subordinate (iiange in the
county has a member on the Po
mona radio com nut tee who ar
ranges for the n umbers coming
from their tiiange. E. It. Ncalon.
reprc-eritnttve on the committee
Stomach Sufferers!
Eat What You Like j
This Summer '
A teaspoonf ul of simple herbal
compound before meali
fine to end misery New
Strength, Weight and Vigor
Jf you only knew you poor unfor
tuimUs who pay for alinont every
mouthful you eat with terrible din.
tre and niinery who are weak,
nervous and thin who cn't sleep
how quickly thene troubles vnn-
ish as TanUc straightens out stom
ach disturbances and k'vps you
new BtntiKth, you wouldn't hesi
tate a moment about going to your
druggist and getting a bottle of
this splendid herbal compound.
Tanlac is as free from harmful
drugs as the water you drink only
Nature's own medicinal tonic
herbs. Druggists know this and for
the past 10 years have rccom.
mended it to men and women who
were rapidly becoming physical
wrecks from stomach troubles.
The, makers have so much confi
dence in Tanlac that if it doesn't
help you money bark.
Tanlac
M MJ1U0N BOTILES USED
.. a a. .iOi'IIM tllllllllt MllfJ
unlive il se, ltt fmili.l vise- 'fvlves ll
from Sanm Vall- f.ranr,
chairman of th radio rommitt.
Your 'oiniufilly t
Several fks ugiy the gtmtl
Granger who h rhar of t:ifw ,
weekly Grange Column and I '
wer ilicu.";ng the National'
Grange radio program anil the.
splendid It'eai pr-f-nt-d hy the
!:.-ik.-r.
rocd Granger ru,-j-l-d me
fo th- National Grange
fiadlo program in an article for
thi column, t'ut thai dl--arranger
of rnan'M plann. ilIne.N. intrvded
one ut it lon Kriiny ten:a-f
into tl.- inner re-.jw of my or-
ierly and carefully pin-hl'd
ti.ental dek, leaving disorder and
f'.nfus-ion in Jl wa.'te.
However, order ha-( aain lie-n
m rtlally rwio rd and to we will
.r-jcewj to write "an" artir-le, hut
r.ot ' i.e" articlf r-U-Htfd.
Fir ! fr;ti in- to attempt
to 'Tjr!dile or enlarge on tho-
P--chen which were in them
s lvc not only complete, lut k-."iih
ft thotJKht fu riling from m-n
nhoe every word in riot only a
gem of thought hut a hlf-MM-d gift
to humiiiiity. There can he no
wen) ' mine hut what would mar
!ie corr.pfetenen.tf and hea'jly of
the thought expreweed.
I will lake :tn my uhject the
same wuhject o ahly hand hd hy
t'Y Jarnt-ri ('. Farmer. National
I range letijr-r. "your ( Vim mu
tt it ." a huhj.-ct which could he
handler) hy a thousand different.
people from a thousand different
angles and yet never he comph te
ly covered. j
My immunity, Wliat are the t
p'cturen tho-e migic word t on- '
jure up before our mind eye. I-t '
us analyze t.ie wordx. !
My comtnurijiy. The place
w here I live; the place where J
earn my living, the Place where
. t. ,...,' ' . . .'
place w.iere I meet the other I
n.emberM of the community In th1 '
Grange, pooibly In civic clubs and !
parent-teacher orders; the place,
where every act of mine. every
word of mine. yew. every thought 1
of mine influence for the better
or wcrne. The place where every
act done or word exprene41 by any
other member of that community '
hafl its influence on my mental. 1
-pmiu;il or social well betng. j
Am I rn' brotiier'ii keeper? Mot '
a-iiuredly t"t. So ix he also your '
keeper. !
What kind of a community in -'
your community? Ih It a Rood ;
.... . .
t me. air toe people i
i it-ii'.iij tiio ruiiKt;
nlal; do they
Httenu church and send their chil- j
dren to Sunday school; do you
substantial school building sur- ;
rounded by lawn, flowers, shrubs, j
and shade trees. Are you partlcu- '
lar that the teachers of your chil- I
dren are capable men or women 1
with hlKh moral standards and ;
refined manners. i
a i
nity, ox indifferent, or attained ? j
( 'u n your com m u n 1 1 y be what
you would like to have It It i
certainly can for your community f
Is just what you have made It. If j
your community Is not up to par.)
you will say th.it you can do m.th- j
ing alone and your neighbors will
not co-operate with you to build J
up the community. If you are;
proud of your community, you will I
smlik and say. "Vcs. I have work- I
h:inl an' nT"npllHhed great .
ueai. nut l have had to work
alone. I could get no co-operation.'
What boh.
Do vou hare an lde:il r.r
your community hhould be? I't
us say, a I ii o percent community.
We must have some standard to
work from. Suppose. make a
percent community u standard
community, with 100 percent
your Ideal.
tin
If iu want to know Just how
netit- a tnn.liircl foniiiitinity ynu
Mnw hvi.. tnke a KricU nn-l mpf r,
i-herk up on tin. ttt'niK wlili-h I
will kIvi." you ni-xt week. pUrlng
,twl h.itolllli-s In fpiinitf
colutm, thfn iitld ui iiihI you will
have h fair 1,1m .,( what your
community renlly l. Su. h n h,., t
will nM, Kiv, you Jtmt the Infornifi'
tli.n you n.'t'.l In i-rm you xhoulil
have a tlir to try to lrhm your
I'omii, unity up to Ktunilaril. Any
lomrnllnlty jiniKi 'i-wlvp nioilKh in
ifMi-h'thi Ntaiotartt or 7.. K'i,.nt
mark, will Uv a rommunlty that li
lonntuntly ntrlvliiK for Hip lun por
crnt mark.
If your ahovc mfntlonp,! kooiI
'liariKir prrmlt. I will rotnliiili
In your nrit w,.. k colunin wlt mi
Iti iiilr-od llht from which you ran
check up your community anil In
clili'nlnlly fin, I out whether you
art- an unset or a lliihiliiy tu ynui
lommunlly.
ti.vri.i
ii: KitAKi:i:
l'f)l:TI...l. en-,... July '.i ijv
lr. I xmi Ik K. Hcliinhlt. natiiniHi,
known urolouit. u u . t r ri from
'"mhcrshlp in thn fhlnmo Mcill-
citl society for li Urged
conduct In connet tion
unethical
with hfv
! bnic. arri ctl here early todtiy to j
iiurtn.r hlh pica f.r lehi-latemeni
in the American Medi-al ascla
tion.
The doctor, whose controversy
with the Cbb ago Mtciety jtttru ted
nationwide attention, is said to
have petitioned the Judicial council
of the American Medical associa
tion for reinMUtcinmt.
j I'r. Genrite Ft'llamthe. ( hainniin
of the council. Mild today no ac
tion Would be taken for sonm time
and did not promise n heating for
j l)r Schmidt.
An uiiHdveititied flight over the
Atlantic failed dismally when a
marsh hen fell et Iniu-ted on the
deck of a schooner off Georges
Hanks, Masa,
Iter tll lH-11- C ht thv ,
jvr the Jve of ady
tYSOPftX: Bit
Julian nyt.
Hit lru
fr&n arts ytno'-.m-j A.m Sc
hi til, Un A.t C'd tm Or u u
ua4 vrmli t tu ali'itti' .. VW.
i cum, the ewealmat of a dull,
u friitul ro-sr$ u4 Julian lotl
mortutiy irti rfd. Hn 'Okiii,
Tit' horH, har the thot nd
Jul tit jmMt bfort A 44.
J tow u rlAiit9 ut his .flii a
rufl ft f hard t tiymt rt44 pi
to Hi- Lt'A'tit a c Jev 6
or ci a pUda of tktr fr-i.
r.,p H -n tn.bTQ H'U' tkrmt
t Lilt J-lIm Cr.d drau.f.9 d
' ni,ahle 4 A
p'!' r .r Tiny KruJe Jtiiat I
t'"y It, ti.fit $ impii -Oh
ri.4&tr H
A PROPHECY
'JpHE oljrruaii-e branch of a trf-e
sweeping off bat and wig roused
Sir R:chard from b! most bitter
medication to find klmse'.f deep
amid tangled woodlands and with
night coming down.
His miud was still obsessed hy
thU one tormenting thought he
had been-so wantonly sacrificed
. . . Hia ring, that tacred bond of
friendship had been made the proof
of hi guilt, the evidence which
should drag him to the gibbet! His
ring! . . . And she had sought him
out in hii solitude, bad named hint
her friend . , . and be had hogtm
to dream of a future . . . happiness.
f
Truffeni't gypsy camp a haven
.
At thought of this he lauehed sud
denly, and dismounted, took up hat
and wg, ciapped tbem on and
"Ha, Caesar." said he, smoothing
Ms horse s glossy neck, whither
shall It be boy? I might creep
aboard some smusgling craft, as
COward murderer should, and steal
'
away to trance and exist hence-
for'.h an alien and outcast. Again,
I might yield myself up and ko to
shameful death a very Ik mica!
martyr. Rut I am neither hero nor
martyr. Third, I might live here
V the wild, an outlaw and fuzlti
Kh, Caesar, how think ye o th;?"
Caesar wn1lin(ed 8ofty and nodded
, fc . .
''Then so be It, boy!' said Sir
Richard, amlltng grimly. Seeing
the wood too dense for riding. Sir
Tthhsrd sHnned thn rolna i,t.
arm and strode along a narrow
alley.
Thus went they, these fuRlt'res,
on and on until gllmmerine dusk
deepened to night. Ht:t after some
while Sir Richard halted; before
them was a glow, the danclug.
ruddy light of t fire. He itdmnced
thitherwards until he reached the
etlse of a umall clearing where
blaxed the Are, crackling merrily,
whose cheery beams showed htm
livers dingy teats pitched in t?ip
ihadow of a lars'e, weather henten
raravan.
And then one spoke In voice
itranRey rich and sweet:
"Who creepeth yonder? Who
cekrth the Romany? lp. Tor1
lapo. and see!" Into the Hp. it nr
he fire sprang a tall, swarthy
.'ellox, who advanced fierce ryed
ind peering; then Sir Richard
ttepned forth of the nhadnws and
hits hcheld old Tntffenl. the gypy
ivnman. starinR a', him across the
5re.
"Mr. Camlo." said he, s:ilutln?
aer with smiling how, i hid e a
t'cfy good cvpiiIiik!"
"Ah, cried she, "'tis the kind,
noble gentleman as Is. friend to the
poor Tolks and as the poor folks
bids welcome:'. And rising with
stately gesture, she beckoned him
near.
"He seated, sir," said old Tntf
fenl, "so And now why dot It the
proud Cuyffoid flee hither to tie
Reims, n v
... j.u.itm, .m- um. isc
Otte?'-'
! i nm hero hy the merest chance,
I Mrs. t'umlo."
i "I'hance, iy ye: Then what o'
; Hit prophecy ns I foretold, nohlp
sir? A dead man! Hlnnd I' th
' vnss! liar Sir Richard rosy from
the stool la sudden, frowning. per
' plcxlty.
-r r.
as
V
MARSHFUa.n. Ore , July
' ATter 32 ycms'of servlc
chief of co lice uf Marshfleld. J
Carter last i.lght tendered his
rewtgnntlon effect iv at once. He
cause of his years of service be
as placed on the retired list and
will p'cftvt a pension from tlu
city.
I'vi-hups no figure in this tec-
I "What dp you know?" he lies-
tinned. (
"I know, as there's one lays dead j
and one as coxes riding intj th t
wild wood, wi' dath behind him!" I
He eiflalti.ed: Wifct more do I
you know?" ;
Reach me thy hand, lord, both
of 'em, that I may read thy past,
be seated, sir." Sir KiehanJ
onered, ana necan to ' tie i
throjvb his teeth while old T;uf
feni i-eered into each palm.
Veil.' he Inquired at last,
"what d ye see, rra m?"
. Tbat thy fine ring is' firone."
'Ay,' he ccdtled. 'I left It be
rkle a dead man."
At this she glanced at h!rn. with
her quick, bright eye?. "Am! yet
'twas fool's act, my charo!" She
warn silent again and for so Ions
that at last he questioned her:
1 Speak, good dame. Ate my
hands foul or clean? S&e ye any
blood there?'
"Not so!" she answered. "Her
is dangers and trouble, hut libewhe
I sees here a great joyl' v
"Joy?' he repeated. -Nay. 'tis
stranger hath passed me hy."
miiru-, iuv a u . nuu-
aea. ror happiness snail be thine
by reason of thy dear lady."
"Tush, dame!
ever shall:"
I ha' no lady nor
of safety for a hunted man.
"However, I sees her near thee,
my chavo, her white arms clasping
thee , . "
Sir Richard langhed harshly
while the gypsy surveyed him with j
wise, pftying smile.
sd, "D'
better
"Hotr then," she demanded
ye doubt you that is no
than a blind child I' the dark? I j
tell ye by this lady shall ye 'scape '
shameful death " she stopped and
turned as a tall grizzled man f
stepped suddenly into the firelight j ' ' '- ::
and, pointing towards ir Richard, j ASHLAND. Ore.. Julv fl. (Speo
said something In the strange Ro- jial.i Mr. and Mrs. John Ender?
many tongue, whereat Truffnl
questioned him sharply; so tiwy
talked awhlla In their; outlandish
dialect and with hushed voices, i At
last Trtiffeni nodded arid the man
stepped aside Into the underbruph
rnd vanished sudden as he had
come.
"So, my chavo," safd she, to Sir
Richard, "ye was spied riding into
the greenwood.
"Whv. then " hp Bnu-Pred -i- I
(no i- .v. l . f
me s'iuhci i iii ana uie urt
ter, ma'ni."
"I knows o them as might hide
ye, my chavo. safe and ound.
where none should dare seek ye."
"Most excellent dame, tel me
who tell me where?''
"T would none avail except oM
TnifTeni ro with ye."
i'Nay but, good dame, 't!s rn?"y
kind tn you 1 row. Hut if he way
be long "
"Tis no matter!" she sighed.
"Also to help such as me n.ay per
chance bring trouble on your head."
"Ah, sir. trouble Is no stranter
to old Truffenl. Moreover. Ri' hard
(luyfford y' are one o the few as
deals kindly hy my people, and
ye were friend to me I' the mrtter
Squire Parret and my li:t!c Shun.
Alro have I not named thee my
chavo'?"
"And pray what Is that?"
"Sir, in (he Romany tongue it
means 'my son.' For here i' the
wilderness the proudest gentleman
is no more than n man!"
"Why, fr.ith, that's true ennip;)'"
!ie smiled and hawed to her. "Hod
ble-'s theo, mother!" said he.
She clapped her hands, at which
summons, tamo the gypsies.
"Children' said she. "behold this
Kt miemiui us i na named my cavn
hr.ause he U tniP friend in Hi..
manys, so shall the Ilim:invs
be
frlcnda to him. 1 slvrn ye Hit? n;v
word obey and let it pass on. And
now Tornapo. my chavo and I co
a riding; hrin hither the horsv"
fCeJ'i'it, JtHcry ..I'lofl
A hunted nvin 'a'-ettrtt mtir.
derr lor kt p cne wl-o cornd
html Continue tht itory tomorrow.
Hon- of II,
Hiving ii
ter.
state has had a more
er 1 ttoffu-e than 'ai-
Kfiineilv a stage driver on thei
old Cimw iav Wakon road ilurlng
the dts of frequrni holdups, ("nr- I
ter figured in mum- prominent I
rescues ii nd daring twtndtt hunts, t
HI e rly polh e rareer line was ;
colorful and be unx at one time
known as the mo-t feared officer
' 'be state. He Is TTi years old. I
Wilonvilte.
along Willamette
Columbus park,
river, recently
dedic ited.
Coluille. Pione
fice dedicated.
r church cdl
iCRATER LAKE HAS (ASHLAND ROTARY
RELIEF FOR MANY !
' - . t ; . ' v i
IN COOL BREEZES
i
KATKFi LAKE. ore.. July.
(Spe ia! i A very Imrge crowd of
i peopie MMteu at the lakr on
iunda
ay. weather linic irfecf.
dozens mad the hike down to
f tne water s edf- and tKik advan- fir,t piae WttB awarded to the Au
1 t-tge of the many trip offered on unnntiv fih..., ...V, ,
the hiKe A coW breeze fanned third raccs.-ive winning "by . the
(the air all day t..nK and hundreds sho In that c.Jf.cai on. '-The
, of people fourrd cor.lderable rehef Firt National hank won econd
in con.parMn with tiw heat in th... r,lace. and the Kxldr company
vallryi nearby. placed third. The rewiectivenres
j A prty of four vising here,ww $15. $T.3o awhll
;.-m,.u.. aiiernoon were r. and.
' . u 1 :tna r- and
' V w1,1-;inii"n-
, Mr. and Mr. Fete Englea of
;.M..lf.,rd. accompanied by t.
f , K!'hartMn' mulor 10 lhfr
laxe .Saturday evening and m);nl
the niKnt and all day Sundav
Miss Helen intia and I.ee Wil
! son of Med ford spent a few min
J Mi Loi HuWell of - Med ford
j visited with friends at the lodge
j .Sunday. she motored to the
j hike with Judge and Mrs. John
ui
ri,,J-
laxe Sunday were Mioses Edna
Mae Welles and Thjro von der
HelleD.
Fa ii I Luy of Med ford was a vis
itor at the lake Sunday
Walter Jones and Mi.9 Maude
Farngar ypent Sunday at Crater
lake.
Three young men. Valrus Wea
therall. Hugh Thompson and Fred
erick Hoajfland. from Med ford,
motored. ia Ford roadster, to
Crater lake and then to Klamath
Falls before returning to Med-
ford. - ...
. " " . .
dren were among those from
Med ford spending the day at Cra-,
ter Lake Sunday.
Mr. and Mr. Robert Reed and.
Mr. Heed's mother, spent the
afternoon at rater lake Pundav.
They were a eomjanied by friends.
Miss Elizabeth Waifon of Med-,
ford motored with friends to the
lake Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Mann and
: friends were at Crater lake for
: lunch Monday and took great
pleasure in the cool atmosphere
(here. j
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Vawter
: of Medford drove to the lake
Sunday. Mr Vawter returned
in the evening to .Medford. but
Mrs. Vawter will remain here as
la guest for the remainder of the
week.
! If
iJl
have 1 returned from . Portland.
where Air. Kndcrs has hen a pa-'
ticnt irt the Veterans' hospital f or j
several w-ks. foltowlne nn omm- !
tion. Th'.r dauehtr. Shirley Kn-!
d"rs. who hss
men sjenam tn
unie. 01 ncr parents aosence at ;
Mam.iin rails witn ner granopnr
ent. has ulso returned
nome.
!
to J
(k
I;- '
Miss Isabelle Oaffney went
Medford on Thursday as the v
entl guest of Mr. and Mrs. G.
Moffet.
1-iwrence
Porter went to the
I-ake of the Woods on Friday fur
a short stay. '
Mrs. Katie Scroggins. her daugh
ter I-ouie and son I-onnie. left,
Ashland Saturday morning for Ala-:
ha ma to visit f.r two months, j
They plan to stop at Denver findi
Kansas City en route for a vii;
wl.h friends and relatives.
Hot. err Ilerndon
Vm of Mr. and j
Mr. Walter Ilerndon on Itearh
utreet. went to Mevlford on Sunday,
where hf expects to lie employed
for the next two weeks propping
fruit trees.
Hii-'-H Parr I ft on Sunday for
Fish lake, where he will work for
the forest service.
BURGLAR PLIES TRADE
WARSAW, Poland. July . o?V
Police haVi1 "captured a nntorinu
burglar in the apartments of ChiiK. j
S. Pt wey. A tnericun financial ad -
visor to Poland, latir frustrating
bis attempt nt Suicide.
A polit-einan on .duty near the
Sottuttvkf palace, where Mr. IV-wey
lives, was attracted hy noise at nm
of the windows. He opened the
gate and with his service revolver
in his hand finally cornered Iter
nnrd Trsiiska, one of the most
widely known malefactors In Po
land. The burglar, taken to police
headquarters, tiled to commit sui
c'de by hanging himself with strips
nf "his shirt tied to the bar of his
cell window. The guards cut him
down 'in time to save his life.
AUSTIN Ai OLLIFF
T
!.tMX, July . itP' 11. V.
Austin and J. S. Olllff will repre
sent llrvat Hrltain In the Am i lean
lawn tennis championshis In Sep
teittber, it was announced todi.y.
Austin, former Cambridge captain. I
reached the semi finals of the
Wlmhledon tournament and is con
sidered his country's most promis
ing plaver. white Olliff is beth-ved
to be ripe for international play
abroad.
FLOAT ENTRANTS
ASHLAND, Ore.. Julv..-
r-pec-
iaL) Th Rotarlans have an-
nounced the t.rtz4 and ai-arri ih it
wer- mad. ..n th- (fi.t-:t.
Anion the cn.wrriJl fu.ar
The fir-t prize.
i'.'K for corn-
m unity f!oat.
a. awarded to the
Talent Crans-. and Kelt view won
lhe oond prize of $r,.
For th he.t decocted tore win-
dw. J. F. Dodg- & .Sons received
an t,r
The prizes :e to he awarded at
the next band concert, which will
he held in the park on Thursday
evening.
The local battery of the 249th
Coast Artillery will leave today for
itf big special encampment which
w ill 1 tc hblil -if I.V.-. l ,
FU(et Sound
Time Aff" will be
given the men in Seattle and other
sound cities. . j
Mr. and Mr P.ol.ert E. Chand
ler of Botion. Mum., are in Ash
land for a few day. t:uesr.s at the
home of Mr. and. Mr.. Leverett
Davis on Fairv-ew. Mr. and Mr-.
Chandler are scon to sail for
China, "where they will resume
charge of a pri.h of -schools and
churches about Tientsin in north
ern China. Both Mr. and Mrs.
Chandler labored in, the field for
1 year, but have pem the past
two and a half years in Boston,
where Mr. Chandler has been act
ine secretary at the home office
of the American Board of Foreign
: u(aji, . - 111
Mis-fions, having special chares of
the correspondence in connection
with China and" Japan. Mrs.
Chandler's special imprest has been
handcraft for Chinese women, he
established a school of applique In
which ha hecom a te;f-'
supporting institution. I
Mr. C. H. Sv. erinirr is in Ash
land for a fw days introd-.icins
a new arrantrement of the Kilvle.
W. T. Thrasher of Shasta ciir.
Cal.. spent Thursday in Ashland a
puest at the home of Mr. and .Mrs.
C. D. Gaffney on the Houlevard.
Mr. Thrasher U a brother of Mrs.
Gaffney.
Miss Elizabeth Carter, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Carter on
Mountain avenue, Sunday'
afternoon for Anna Springs cstmn.
i nere sne will he an assisiant ?
: Mrs. Solins-ky during the summer
Sf-asjn.
Miss Opal Hu.-h has juvt return
ed rrom a three weeks trip toj
' the northern part of the state, he
attended the Oregon conference fori
i young- people, which was h'-ld at 1
Rock Creek, and then spent two!
: weeks visiting with her aunt -a:
' Salem.
; Mia Uuth Shoudy of San Fran
. eiyco arrived In Ashlatid Saturday
evening to siond two weeks visit
ing at the home of her parent,
i Mr. and Mrs. H. II. Shoudy on Hel-
man s:ret.
Mr. and Mr?. Kenneth McWil-
iiam- ,,f s.iUm rHv in
early Sundav
morning, cnlb-d hv
the serious illness ( Mr. McWil-
liams father. K. G. McW'iltiams.
who is critically ill at the Ha r her
convalescent " home on (ranitp
street. - -V
' I
OGDKN Ctah. Julv 9... D-
velopment of a processifor tnnnintr f
potatoes Is oniiAurired hy an Og-
den packing company.
The potatoes are peeled. qu:ir- s
tered. packed in the cans dry and ;
then steam cooked until suitable'
fur serving as cold boiled pota
toes, as a base for snhid. or for re
heating nd serving In the usual i
variety of ways.
Ctah growers believe successful .
canning of' potatoes on a large
scale will be a tenrVhiI factor In
stabilizing prices. It wl! help
keep the 'market from glutting be
cause of the limited selling period,
prv.
nt de
'mmm
Made up in unusual monnt
Insts, bringing out their
full charm and hoautv.
they oiler real possCilll
ties in acceptable gifts.
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11 '
Lr ok! vkple i i do t JEgH
voptl oo? !!! e car
-L -fo ce-f A UBKieW -boooy fww
woooce coo? ft? .Jp&.
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MAIL TRIBUNE
I 1 EJjflVffl
i he doorman
1 1 naaiSsii
arrive and pices it in a parage tonivedled with
the Hotel. )
ust hand him your key as you leave
the car that's all. Located in the heart of the
CitVT-'tiear everything.
ii
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SAM FRATCISCOL'
in
T"AVvE thn feat Tuallon trip in big luiurieui Pktwick co.cn.
j i I' ld ""'x"'''0" ""h" Ihoui.ndi f-
dlii,l(ul ootioa tpoli along the Kcnic highwayi of Amirica.
REDWOOD HIGHWAY Norih from S.d Franc!Ko to
tureka and C.r.nli Pau. through a hundred continuoua
milet f giant Rcdwooda. Finest ffihing and hunting.
PACIFIC HIGHWAY From San Franch to Portland,
ivairie and Vancouver. Servet Mi. I ..nen National Park.
. Mt. ShaaU reaorla. Crater Lake. Ml. Hood. Columbia Riwr
Highway. Rainier Park and the Evergreen Playgrounda.
EL CAMINO REAI Coa.l Miion Highway from Saa
Maiuiuo to Loa Anrelei and San Diego, aervini ail Cali
fornia bcachea and old Miaiioni.
TWO HIGHWAYS EAST-Nor.hern rout. f,o Sa.
j-iancMco lo all Ea.lern poinla via Lake Tahoe. Reno. Sail
Lake Lily and Denver, or from Loa Angelea by way '
Z.on National P.,t and Salt Lake.
So.lr.ra route from Lol Angelea to fmperial Valley. Phot.
u' U P"- St- Louia and to all Atlantic Coaal ponta.
Scnic lliehwnr Routes of Americm
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