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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-20

II. when you begin the assimila-
ton Of the mornings news, together
with your mornings mush. your
name through some omission or
commission on your part should APP
pear in the news digest
II Gas above stated your name
should az ear and II il should be
mispelled don't get red in the face.
don't loose your temper. or swear.
or forget 20 kiss your wife goodbye
Don't do any % these things for II
is a safe bet that the newspaper did
not have chance 10 get IL right
n you have knocked the "l' out
81 Kelley. what chance has the har-
rased reporter or printer 10 know
about f. Maybe you have dropped
the &c" bur you pronounce it Kelley
just the same Your name may be
Johnson and your neighbours Jonsou
but both OF you use the same num-
Der or liquids. vowels and aspirants
when you breathe your cognomens
into the black funnel OF the tele-
phone.
II the printed report declares that
YOU re from Mishawaka. when as "a
matter Of fact you have always lived
in Niles, can up and register the
complaint for you have a real griev-
ance. IL the printed page gives you
credit for some 800 pounds Of
avOirdupois. when the truth is that
since you have lost your hair YOU
have never been able to tip the
scales over he 100 mark, you have
a kick coming and should have an
opportunity 20 make IL effective.
II on the other hand. you call
yourself Smith and spell it Smyth or
Smythe or Smithe or Smeth or any
Of a dozen different ways. don't be
impressed with the magnitude Of
the injury that is being done you if
IL is mispelled Exercise an iOta Of
human tolerance and accord bit Of
pity toward the men who are sup
posed &c. be able TO spell correctly
every name in the city directory.
You may be named after a COM
bination OF red and allow brt you
may spell il Brown. Browne, Braune,
Broun. Braun or YOU may have
combination that IS strictly exclusive
and i'm fact so strictly personal that
1t is almost an intrusion for a mere
reporter TO ask. How do you spell
your Nance
These. however. are al elementary
troubles. just "A reportO-ial primer.
The more common English, Irish,
German and French names very sell
dom find a grotesque misrepresenta-
ton OF themselves in press reports,
lint Won will apDracfato the fact that
such "a CoEnOmen as WawrZynlec
Szymanowski offers some difficulty Of
Interpretation on the average type
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-20
ROUTS THREE GERMANS
Scottish Private Awarded Medal For
NalOr on Field.

LONDON. oct. 2O.-Private r. J.
Thomson of the Scottish rifles has
just been awarded the distinguished
conduct medal for an act Of great
valor while wounded. When a hos
tile bombing party Of three men ap-
preached his sap and threw a bomb.
wounding him in three places. he
jumped out OF the sap. closed with
the nearest enemy. seized the bomb
he held. hit him over the head with
IL and then threw him OF or into the
sap. where he was held prisoner.
The other two Germans retreated.
says the official account
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-20
GRAND TRUNK ROAD
BLAMED FOR WRECK

DETROIT. Mich. oct. 90. A
coroner's jury last Thursday held
the Grand Trunk railroad response
bic for the grade crossing accident
on the night of oct. /, in which ten
persons were killed and more than
two score injured. A cross-town
street car, loaded with passengers,
was struck by freight train on the
Forest av. crossing. he jury held
that the railroad company was neg
ligent in employing an incompetent
gate-keeper. The gates which were
in charge Of Valentine Scabinski, a
cripple, were not lowered when the
freight train approached. according
TO testimony given at the inquest
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-20

the quality OF mercy is not strain
ed"
Special Oner: An iron medal is
offered to anyone who can pro-
nounce and spell correctly without
hesitation any and all OF the names
liste1 above. Present your applica-
tons at the editorial rooms.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-20

William y. Bergan has moved his
law offices TO Suite sol Farmers
Trust BLDG
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-20


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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-26

Sir-The gang in our office neither
talk in terms of food or slumber.
Barfiy stuff lis our line Here are
some phrases used today: ''I'n make
you swallow your words. :" "He's got.
ia barrel of coin" That's one on
me-" You'll all mixed up" "Getta-
way from that glass, Myrtle. Art.
Sir: Sunday, returning from
church, friend wife asked me the
name of a man who was walking
across the street. THAT'S -"
answered, "he's a collector of an
tiques. 'Is that one Of them he has
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-26
with him now?" came back f. w
B. G.

1t is told of British soldier, sup
posed to have been blinded beyond
cure in battle, that on hearing a we'll
loved song the tears which came into
his eyes restored his sight complete
ly. Another soldier, whose memory
had been wrecked, hearing the song,
Mother Machree," kept repeating
the word mother until it proved the
key to his recollection and unlocked
the whole of his previous existence
The day book., 1916-09-30

Don't Be a Scab" is the appeal
women strikers are making to those
who would take their jobs in mills
and factories in New York during the
sympathetic cessation of work"
which followed the street car walk
. out.
The picture shows Miss Minnie
The day book., 1916-09-30
Tritelbaum of the Hat Trimmers'
union wearing a shoulder banner.
TO TEST TRUTH OF BARRON
SHAKEDOWN STORY

instead OF Zen NlgnJS IN bar
Room" the title of this film is zone
Sunday Over a Chicago Bar Room"
A week ago last Sunday was a
fierce one for Saloonkeeper Stanley
Dziej, at 1922 W. Erie ST. Affidavits
were filed by Dziej yesterday before
Mayor ThOmpson's saloon trial
board" headed by the mayors sec
retary, Charlie Fitzmorris. These
are its main allegations:
DZiej and his wife and some visit
Ors were sitting in their rooms over
the saloon. These was no booze in
use by anybody.
Harry A. Keller and Thos. O'Hara
of the Chicago av. police station
knocked at the door and walked in.
They told Dziej to hand over SIS and
if he didn't they would call for the
wagon and have him reported for
violating the Sunday closing law.
One policeman stepped to the
phone. The price of SIS dropped to
$40. Still Dziej wouldn't come across
with any money.
During this dickering the patrol
wagon came iOnce and went. Djiej
ended his dickering with an offer of
SIS. The policemen called the wagon
again. Whiskey and beer found in
the rooms were hauled away in the
wagon.
The truth of these allegations will
be tested in proceedings before the
trial board. The two policemen have
been suspended and ordered to ap-
pear before the trial board.
Records at the, Chicago aV. station
show,the patrol wagon was called to-
Dziejs place on Sunday, Sept. II,
sent away and then called again.
Stanley Prorok, a friend of Dziei
and others are ready to testify that
policemen are steadily working a
shakedOwn game.
MIInicinat court Judges decide 70
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-29

.iperoen. l1nb bas Aaes fonmt oa6er,
Dob GraiiOe,1t @ilion Sic merifani=
ld)en Mngelegen6eiten BON 9tnfang an
IN ielbltberrlider @iafiir perpfltidt
bot. 9as &olf Der Ser. Stoatel1 fat
jebt ldon oafir biiBen miilien nno
mag nod piel mebr oafiir biiBen,
Wle beiBt's oob i'm u8aaenitein"
v9ei6t beieinartoer mobnen Sic @e=
ba1fen,
Dod) bart I'M 9Ralme ltoben iid oie
Saden."
Grdiioent @ilion's uabeo-
u Ell" babeu immer nit Ser barten
@irflidfeit in @ioerjprub geItan-
Den. Defenders gerobe in ser meri.
faniiden Mngelegenbeit. 0aber
fommt es, bob Der &a1ooelmllooel in
Werifo niht al1fbort.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-29
@e6iete. Der eriten Grfaltuns salt.

EAEE4.
Cine grfdltuns tpirb ni9t bon ierbit
befer. Ser gerfu9. eine grfaltung
gu ermiioen, ermiibet gl1 IeIbit un6
gner 9niten miro nl1r i1limmer, frenn
er berna9ldiligt tpirb. Ser badenbe
Suiten %nnter9rdbt bic gnergie uno
laugt an Der Sebensfraft.. AZ Sabre
lang bat Die gliidli6e Combination
Der beianfttgenoen antiieptii9en gal<
fame in ST.. Sings Stein Giscoberb
Die Slliten gebeilt un6 be gongeitios
men berbinbert. Sung l1nb IIt f0i;n11er,
bon Ser prompten @iilfe, Bic ibnerl
bnr6 9r. Sings Netp 9iscoberb bei
I@uiten l1nb grfdItungen tpnr6e. ersd6s
len. &alft beute cine 8Ia1We Bel GU
rem 9rogtfen, SOC. (Qn3.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-29

,.no p~ertauft, he 5 Yrosent Strpba
neil llrb einen sefunbbeitsi1dbli9en
allberen 3uiab entbielten. Ma1 Ser
UeItItellung bss @erid)ts 1inb ettpa 80
Sod 5trobme1l perarbeitet porben.
- 9 OF etma 3ehn Sabren
latte Der Better bes aud i'm @lfab
lnG 8aDen mcblbefannten 90bmler
SbcaterS am &laraboftpeg. in BafeI
stiros ab1etts Dom 9auptpertebr et1ten
rigenen 8au fir fem S6eater erridh=
lei, no Der leihten Nlufe gebulbist
lrrroe. Slt ben leBten Sabren puroe
Der 8eIu@ INNER fparlider, 10 sap
taum Die 5elbittoiten seO.dt lperDen
tpnnten. Die Mitne bes perltorbsner
8slibers bat id baber tiir5lt9 ent=
l9loiIen. nit Gnbe Der 5Dmmeripielz
oeit ben 8etrieb iiberbaupt ein3litel=
len, aund@l uuf bic Dauer bon emit
gen Sabren. 9ieler Sage tonnte man
in ben amtltAen 8aupublitationen
uor gaielilapt lefen, bob bic 11eue
Yahferin NIT Der Snbaberin bas
8%aubese1ren ite1t, ben gbeaterbau
III cine 9emii4e 5abrit um5ulpan<
neln, in Der Elm gand reucs 9rpOu:t
Gelpnit ~ beraefselt piro. Dffsnz
bar pirb bte Henbitc bes @ebGllbes
als 4e1nii9e Jabrit cine erDbere ipelz
Zen, alS Dies 5eim Gbeaterbetrieb Der
Tall NOR.
~ Minilterprdiioent 8riano er<
Hart: uSranfreib bat iein Yreitige,
bas es 1870 berlorcn, tp%iebergetponz
nen." 8riano reoet, als Of ber&ries
|ldon gu gnbe mare.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-29
IQlh NInnnbeu aus &reis

Sad MngasseN aus &reis
in bes l&otsn arsu5ss be:rngsM Die
@erlesungcn pnrG G5dlsage III elmer
rfr osn Se iterrctmefn perlpenoetea
BaTfe d9nlil) Dem Wtorgmitera in
ben aampfen am 1rtern SSionsp etpa
3 prpsent Der Gsiami5abt Der Der
ipu~nbuilgen,
In nj e en- s Dm 9sim-
IN e geplast Iiab aiiem Nni9sin 11a9
bic ruiiiI@en sSriesssshrssnea il,
Deutf9lanb. EGG fir Sag lul5en
IolcAe IN Der @il1z oosr MeGr5obl an
Der S4lpei5ersren5e en. SIN WetI fsi
2iabal lpurben i'm 2auie elmer @p6c
n%adeinanber niGt lpenigsr OILS sepn
Ioi@er Jli1tGh1ge ppn bsutI1en
9anoitnrmpadm oufsssriffsn. Die
3aDl Der u6er oca Sobenies ~geflobenen
betrdst i6pn iiber bltubert; mob!
.boppelt 10. piele ltnb ipieber eingefonz
gen poroe1l, bebor lie bas rettenoe
@9peioerufcr erreidt batten.
Das 9omburger g d 81
fengcriGt perurteilte Ben @e19dftsz
fibrer Der Sonlaz8rotfubrif, anrl
Siibi@, tpesen niIentltqen 8ersez
bens gegen Dos Mabrungsmitteles-
ieb gu ,einem Sabre @sfdn9nis uno
gu 1000 Marf Celebrate beatu. 200
Sage @efdnsnis unb Yerlui Der
6Irgerliden gbrenredte auf 5ioei
Sabre iotpie Sen Gelellen Ri@ter tos=
sen ipihe1tli6er Meblfdli9ung 3u
bret Monaten @efdnsnis. Die En>
geflagten baber, in Der 3eit bonn l..
bis 10. Mar5 in Der 5abrit 21,l26'
logsnannte Mais5rpte onsefertigt
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-29

britiife Moropolitf Ser Musbnnge-
rl,ng BON MiuiohdH @reilen, 6rauett
ulrD ail1oern id)luy oan1it febl; sic
Sterblidfeitsrate III 3eutIdllano lit
MIR gerineen Sdapanfll1sclt ml,ter-
lpprfen genelen.
3as ales meiB WreD, l1no oarltnt
manoelt lih Der .lonlt Steifleinene
gum 5dafer NIT ber Jrage, mos alt5
ben grrllngenidaffelt ser oeutidett
@iileniAaft iiir Sen &rieg nod Dem
ariege meroen ioGc. Sic Nntpprt
fann inn Die geiAi6tli6e grfabrl1ng
aeben, 0aB nod itets Die a~riesserfin-
oungen ben Srieoenslperfen 5llglte
sefommen limo. ST bdtte BLOB a,1 oie
grpBe 6rieoenNtiftung Nobels 5t
0enfen bralden.
tSelte aber beiinbet iid ga1t5 eng
lano nod i'm 8ann Ser &riegsmir-
fi1g Ser grrungenf6aften oeltl6er
@iiienidaft. Simmer nod lit Ser
l5dnB sic @allptiaAe. ,Wfit ibr uno
NIT jeoer anoere1t tanglid)en @affe
ml1B England in Die grfennt=
mt 5 Der 0er5eitigen &riegslage 9 e.
3 10 Ii II en- merben. DnB Discount
@rep bon Ser @erbiitl1r1g 5l1fiinftiger
&riege reoet, geniigt ribt. gl19 baB
Ter ii6 81 Der 3ultimm1ttg beqltemt,
Die belgiide 6rage Ser n1tterllldl1ng
zines nnabbdnsigem tribunals 81
iiberlpeilen, geniigt nidt, nut oer
Jrieoensipillen erfennen su laIien,
penn es o1d piel beingt. Die 51iii1
miiiien Dem Ielbltiiidtigltet1, erbittert-
item ltno bartltadigiten 5eino 9eutid+
lambs oie grfenntniB Der Gage III
Sbrer1 un6 6irn bd1nmern. Mit al.
len taugliden 8affen nlllB Sic g II t
6eionng berbeigefiibrt lperoen
Sn Merifo sebt's ,pieoer br,,ntc,
nnb briiber. G~arraa5aa's befacto
@esiernng ideint MIR mod atf idnpa
den Iiiken at iteben. - Seine ga
Mile fat Der befacto=EraiiSent &c
reits mad Segas in Giderbeit &c
ianbt. - Die amcrifaniid mcrifani
ide aOn,miiiion ,pirb bon Mtlanti
gitD nad) @aibinsto1 iiberiiebelt.
SIN merifaniIden SerenfeiIel bro
0e1t es pieoer eiltrnnl ga113 g%elpaltig
Garran5a loll in @efabr lteben, al.
oefacto=Gbef Ser &egierungsgemal
abgelebt sl1 lperoen. l1nliher ml1i
Ieine Gage iein, ionit batte ct mob
[nidt leine 6amilie nod San Mnto
nio, Ieras, III Siderbeit geididt.
giaa lol mieber bebeutenoen @t1tfllt'
gemonnen babenl mabreno atoerer
let's 8ia8 nit beoelttet1ber gruppen
ma6t nidt lebr melt bon Der Salpt
itaot entfernt Iteben jon. ariegsie
fretar 8afer bebauptet, 6aB binte
oielen 1eltett l1,lrube1l IN Werifo Elm
a merifaniid de 8eri6tporun
our 8eeinflllliung Der 8ralioente1
mabl itedt. Gs oiirfte ibna abe
idmer fallen, fit cine iolde @efpeil
bei5ubringen. Sebenfaas lit aber 81
2age III Merifo mieber cine iebr III
I1idere mo mie tie ii6 peiter EN-
pideln miro. mnlB eben abgefparte
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-29

britilde Moropolitif ser Musbu1tge-
rllr1g BON Millio11dH @reiIen, 6raue11
urlD &illoern i6luB Dan1it fell; Oie
Sterbli6feitsrate in 9eutldlano lit
MIR seringen Sdapa1funscn ml,ter-
marion nnfnnintt
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-01-06
Hazel Dawn at
Vining Theatre

Hazel Dawn, one of the most at
tractive and captivating of the
younger American stage stars, who
first gained distinction as a musical
comedy artistic, attaining worldwide
fame as THE Pink Lady" and more
recently, under the management Of
the Famous Players Film Company,
has won fame as a film favorite In
her latest screen appearance.
The subject that manifests this tai
ent in Miss Dawn Is the latest Fam
GUS Players feature on the Para
mount program, entitled "The Heart
of Jennifer," which will be shown at
the Vining Theatre Friday evening.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-01-06
Opens Dodge Bros.
Auto Agency Here

H. E. Murphy of Medford has been
appointed as representative of the
Dodge Bros. Motor Car Company at
Ashland through the Bernard Motor
Car Company of Medford, who are
the distributors for southern Oregon.
Mr.. Murphy has leased the storeroom
next to Emil Pei's implement house
on the Plaza and is having 1t remod-
elled into an auto showroom. He
states that he will also put in line
of auto supplies in the near future.
The Dodge Bros. car has made
remarkable success and is giving COM
plete satisfaction to thousands Of
owners throughout the country.
Thirty-seven cars were sold In the
Rogue River valley during the past
year, which shows the demand for
this class of car. The Dodge car is
establishing marked reputation as
a hill climber, being unusually flexi-
BILE on high gear, shifting being elm
mated to afminimum, 1t is easy on
tires, 1000 miles to a set of tires
being common among Dodge owners.
Mr.. Murphy will have cars on display
here in the near future and will dem
onstrate the mechanical perfection
psnd luxurious equipment. There
should be a good market for this type
of car in Ashland.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-01-06
DEPOT DOINGS.

The Roseburg News gives the fol
lowing summary of the damage
caused by the wreck which occurred
at. Winchester, four miles north of
Roseburg, when two freight trains
collided at the approach of bridge
over the Umpqua river: Although
the amount of damage due Fireman
Glenn Patrick for the loss of his left
arm and the amount due on the con-
tents of the wrecked freight cars
has not been determined, the damage
due to the rolling stock and materi-
ais of the Southern Pacific Company
in Saturdays collision has been
placed at $4,720. The damage to the
engines is placed at $1,SOO, to the
cars $4,000, while the repairs on the
track and bridge will amount to
$500. Besides this will be the ex-
pense of labor of the two wrecking
crews and the bridge men.
The crews at work on the construc-
ton of the car sheds are making
good progress and hope to be able to
complete their job within short
period.
Business is still holding up well in
the freight department, although the
passenger department, outside Of To-
cal holiday traffic, is light.
Southern Pacific reports for perl
cd extending from July to November,
1915, show that the greatest volume
of traffic for single day during that
time was 81 trains over the Shasta
division, 81 over the Sierra division
and So over the Tchachapi Pass.
Fireman Roy Gearhart suffered
sprained ankle and was unable to go
out on his regular trip Wednesday
morning. A man was deadheaded
from Dunsmuir to take his run.
Charles Van Buskirk, clerk at the
roundhouse, is seriously Ill with an
attack of la grippe During his ab-
sence George Cyester is taking care
of his duties.
Roundhouse Foreman Charley
Cain left Wednesday morning for
Dunsmuir to attend the semi-annual
meeting Of the foremen of the d.
vision. He returned this morning.
Everything around the local sta
tion, roundhouse and yards was CIV
en- a thorough going over Tuesday by
the inspecting officials Of the road,
who were here In three private cars.
Most of the Shasta division officials |
and several of the "big bugs" from
Oakland were with the party.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-01-06

ever made this their home, with the
loss of Mr.. Lawrence.
Miss Irene Johnson of Loveland,
Colo, arrived here on New Years
day to fill the position of reading
in the West school, succeeding Miss
Jeanette Creekpaum. She is a
graduate of the Teachers College at
Greeley, Colo. Miss Alice Palmer of
Medford succeeds Miss Effie Alverson
in the third grade of the East school.
She is a graduate of the San Jose
normal.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-01-06
Commercial Club
Have Busy Meet

The Ashland Commercial Club met
in regular monthly session last Mon
day evening with good attendance
of members present. Two applica-
tions, from Dr. Woods and w. T.
Veghte, were accepted.
Frank Jordan offered a motion
that the Commercial Club authorize
the trustees to continue the payment
of $25 per month to the band, same
having been voted during the sum-
mer and only one payment made.
Motion carried. This money will go
toward the development of the young
material at the present time, work
which has been most auspiciously
commenced under the direction of
Director Carl Loveland.
The hotel committee through Mr..
Reed, chairman. reported that they
were progressing nicely and that they
thought work would be started on
the remodeling of the Hotel Oregon
within a short time, as the money
was practically assured with which
to do the work.
After the consolidation of the Bus
mess Mems Association with the
club, celebration, bathhouse and 9TH
er matters, taken care of elsewhere
in this issue, were discussed
Mr.. Rand of the Fruit Association
suggested that something should be
done regarding the establishment of
cannery in Ashland, and that the
Commercial Club should take the in
itiative in the matter, and it was
moved and seconded that the stand
ing committee on industry and manu-
features, consisting Of o. F. Carson,
Charles D. Cain and John H. Dill,
get in touch with Mr.. Rand at the
earliest possible moment and investi-
gate the matter. Motion carried.
It was moved by Frank Jordan
that the committee on streets, parks
and highways, consisting Of w. B.
Permission, Clifford Jenkins and d.
A. Applegate, be instructed to CO.
operate with the city council in an
effort to enforce the ordinance which
provides for the keeping of the park
ways in the city free from weeds and
in a neat condition.
Adjournment followed.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-01-06

MI. anu MTs. u. N. Butter Jour-
neyed to Medford Tuesday for a days
visit, leaving their faithful sales
manager Elmer Ktchum, in charge
of the Plaza confectionery.
Verni Mills, who has been here for
the Christmas holidays with his
mother and grandmother, returned to
Berkeley, where he is attending the
University of California, this morn
, ing.
But few 1916 auto licenses have
appeared on Ashland streets as yet,
and the auto owner with last year S
license will meet with difficulties
should the deficiency not be remedied
soon.
Etna Mills, northern California
champs, VS.. Ashland high, basketball,
Saturday evening. H. S, gym. s
p. m. 1t
The mandate of the prohibition
law was obeyed throughout Jackson
county without a protest or disorder.
All bars were closed, and the former
owners began the work of facing new
conditions.
Storms in California are delaying
all northbound trains from a few
minutes to a few hours. One of the
ferry services across San Francisco
bay suspended Tuesday because Of
the storms.
Miss Maude Nissley, former teach
er in the high school here, who was
down from Everett, Wash, for the
joint purpose of attending the west
ern division association meeting and
visiting friends in Ashland, returned
to her Washington home Saturday.
Seeley Hall, a Medford young man
we'll known lin Ashland, has gone to
Honolulu, where he expects to remain
until June. Mr.. Hall operated a jit-
ney service between Ashland and
Medford when the industry was in its
infancy and also drove an auto stage
to Crater Lake during the season.
Basketball at H. S. gym. Saturday
night. Etna Mills VS.. A. H. S. 1t
Hal Wolf, nine-year-old son of Ed
itor Wolf of the Record, collided with
a telephone pole while coastlng last
Wednesday and sustained a bruised
eye and minor injuries which kept
him in bed for a few days. When lit
tie Hal was able to be out again his
sunset" eye was the envy of his play
mates.
D. w. Jarvis of Portland Is in the
city, primarily in the interest of Mrs.
Jarvis health. They may locate.
Worth Harvey of Cottage Grove,
former Ashlander and graduate of
the Southern Oregon Normal school
here, was up for the Shriners' cere-
monial Saturday, he being one Of the
candidates for the trip across the
burning sands. Mr.. Harvey is assist
ant cashier in the First National
Bank of Cottage Grove. He returned
to his Willamette valley home Sun
day.
E. R. Lawrence, who has given
Ashland the best music which local
talent has yet produced and who ca
tered to the motion picture lovers Of
the city with the highest class Of pic
lures obtainable at the pretty little
Lyric Theatre, has closed the doors
Of the Lyric, temporarily at least, and
left Wednesday for Grants Pass,
where he expects to find an opening
in the theatre business. Under Prof.
direction the Lyric Thea
tire orchestra became a name equipol-
lent with the best there is in music.
Ashland loses one Of the best musi-
clans and likeable men who have
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-01-06
Stock Reducing Sale.

Beginning Saturday, December 8.
at Mrs. Simons. Silks at from 25c
to SOC yard. Good silk velvet at 60c
yard. Ribbons at 10c. Feathers and
flowers from .1Oc to SOC. SIS plumes
at IS, and everything else in proper
tion. 65-3t