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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-09-14

bes bcntiden Gcianbtcn, G,raf 9nr=
| burg, Sugeinbelt. Is; fanben ;nhlrcid)e
3miantn1enitGpc Der Wteuge nit nerFu=
li5ct Natt Sic bcutidJc GjeiauotIdait
1utro itart belund)t.
gSieoer cin Gntcfiub iiir bcn &aiier.
q It erb Il nj, 13. Sept. Scm
oritten Subn oes &aiiers, Grin5 9lbal=
bert, uno ieincr Wattin, Yrin5ciiin
sloelaibe, lit beute in &iel cine Sudter
9cbDren murocu.
9(rgcntiniidJcr MariucattadJec a6=
heruien.
q n ter 5 1T, 49, Sept. oamt
Wclbnns aus Serliu lit oer arsentini=
id)c Wiilitar= =Mttafee in Scrlin, &apt.
Geacrp, uuu ieimer Hegieruug ab6eru=
fen ,uDrbc,t.
&urnilu,us Gebeaipn mtE(ungcn,
Ectrusrab, 13. Sept. 81. sfu=
6eleft slrbcitsmil,iitcr nnn Mitglieo
ncs slrbcitcr= nitb splbatcn Selcga=
tenratls, sibt hnrd) bic amtlibe ruff
ihe &adridtel1iteae befaunt, oai; Gen.
&urnilDws 9lbentener n1iIlnnacn mnb
iein Seer lit ietnem ,9auptauartier id)
crgeben babc.
Sur &prnilp,u ld)eu Re6elian
Getrusrub, 13. Sept. 81. Mps=
fentieff, Msiniiter bes Snnern, crflarte
bemte, baf bic &prnilou'ide 9iebclliun
fiir bic 9auer ppn 3 Sascn sic ruff
idJen 5rontem pertbeioisnngslos nnb
fiibrcrlos mnd)te.
9pnoon 13. Sept. Sic ugr=
dangc Selegrapb Co." liBt Iih aus
ct. petersburg meloen, @cncral 3or=
nilplp babe iich bercit erfldrt, 1nter
gelpiHen 9coinguneen iih SIT ergeben,
bie prppiioriid)c Negierllrg babe ieDod)
bon linn beoingln9slple llebergobe per=
lonst.
ct. Netersburg. 13. Sept.
Cine Siuiiiou bon @enerul aornilolp5
.allhtdnbilden StreitfrGftcn, ausSrl1p=
pen Observation-Disclosures beltebcuo,
erreibte 3nrsfole Selo, 1 5 Meilen BON
ct. petersburg.
3uslldeip. Elm reeierllngstreuer
mpslentitiidcr SffiSier, lpuroe bon Ser
prooiipriihen Negieruue ubgeiuubt,
lln1 nit oieicu Srl1ppen sl1 lluterbnn=
oelu, - llno lie eintgten lih oobiu, bnb
Ste Srllppeu Sen @iberltano 9egcu Sic
prpbilprilte 9egierung aufgeben Iol=
len. inter ser SeSineung, hab tic na6
bem aallfnllls 9elhictt unb oalelbit
ollb nidlt 9c9eu Sic Siirfen, ibreGlm1=
bensgenuIlclL ucripenoet iuiiroen
Grcn1tcr &ereusfp nnbm oieien &urz
ld)lag on.
Getrpgrabcr Grncnnungcn.
Ectrpgrab, Is. Sept. Sberit
&crid)p,usfp, friiberer &pmmanbnnt
hes Afusfancr Militdrbcstrts, lit sunt
&riessmi,tiiter ernannt wuroen: Gen.
Seplupcit stint &pmmaitbanten bcS
@etrpgrabcr Wilitirbesirfs; ". Yalt=
d)insfp, friiberer Soilfs 6anhelsmini=
Itcr sum mtlitdriid,cn 8cncralapuper=
neur pun Eetrusran; Mnmlral .. u.
&uibcrusfi, friiberer Sefeblsbabcr Der
baltiid)cn Suite, snm Marineminiitcr-
&uincrpsfi tit ais Sd)rtftitellcr iiber
sSragcn Der Sluttentefnif betannt.
9lutirte Siplpmaten nid)t fir
&prnilpm.
Gctrparan, 13. Sept. Sic bip=
lpmatiid)cn Tcrtrcter Scr 9llltirtcn=
mdd)tc sabcn beute bic Grtiaruns aus,
in Der bic Seitmnssmelbunscn beitrit=
ten ,ucrbcn, baH tic Sdrttte sur llntcr=
itiitung puu Gjcn. &prniluw pbcr sur
&erbii tnns ieiuer ltnterorufung un=
tcrnumncn bitten.
slmcrtfaniid)c S(rtiGeric. =
merifantides ltcbmnss=
in 6ranfretd d., t3.Sept.
Sic amcrifaniid)c Mrtillcrie lit iett in
bcItanntaer ltcbung. Wsan bilt cs fir
,uabrihciulif, nai: tic balS au bic
,srunt seidbitt ,ucrhcn mag, ,uu tic lire
9lmsbilomns pcrupllfummncn t6nntc.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-09-14
l9Qs @aus beidlitbt 9lti6t Gntiddbiguu9
fit Offi3iere nno @emtint.
s1 .ilant etneS 8e8em Die oeuttdbem 3eitunaem ae.
rt1teten Mmenoement3.
2oblenGmbaso sesen saamera, penn Mnsfur ua 9uaauo
ui4t anfb0rt
Sic nr1en eprnieo m1sen baies ein@reite erorbern

ancrias sanopun ruien Sage @ort 9egen abe Mebm<
- Qrober stiipcrnt - Stre Der sdifbauarbeer
att Sdadtbaustreif in 8anias Gip Gne
nab S5oSore Nooiepe icgt 9eportation aus
@sb Mrtanerin bdmloist onreranldc eolbaten GaQas
1eas oden gelcgt - SEPT audi nob Sic @abirauen
Ne9ierunasbat - @om aelgz zYoropoeB in 9eo Cat
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-09-14

SRI. Isncs Neitnr bon ser @omans 3
Union Srabe 2co9uc lit Ser fclten
llcbersel,suna, pab es obne Union Der
@oIhfraucu nun niett .nebr Idnser
gcbt.
sic crfdrte bcllte. bab sic Srgan1@
iiruua bereits I'M Gauge lei.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-09-14
FOLDER Nabrunssmittef fat iofurt sum
Nmfbjrcm bringcm ,uiirbcu.
@aibimatpn nidjt sufriebem..

1 N<tUIyVkSV uANuHSI luulUCV.
@aibimatpn nidt 5nfricbcm.s
8a lbington. 12. Sept. Gdipes
bens grtlarung, bab Ser biplomatii6e
@ertrctcr in slrgcntinieu als 3lpildrn>
|trd9er fir 9epeiben bes beutiden@e=
ldaftstrdserS 1nb Ser bcutlden 3ez
Igierung iungirtc, obne SEN sSnbalt oerz
lelben gefannt 81 baben. uno haB
Sdritte setban iueroen 1piiroeu, lin,
cine 8ieocrbolllng elmer oerartisen
@crmittlung 5lt bcrbinbern. lit fir bas
Staatsoepartement nidt befrieoi9enb
geuug, uno es eripartet baB bic @er<
bdltniiic berart 9eregclt iperoen, boB
bie alliirten Md6te Dor dbnIihengerz
binonngen ser belltlden Negierung nit
ibren N9enteu in neutralen 2dnbern
bollltdnbig gclidert linb. 8cnn Sdtuez
ocn nibt iofprt ourdnreifenbe WnB=
regeln 5llm Nbbrud herarti9er Ser
mittlun9en trifft, 10 1ino, tpie es beibt,
cnergilhe Gurltellun9cn bon leiten ser
alliirten Mddyte 5l ertparten. Sic Be-
forbcrnns bon 9epelden frie9fiibrenber
2dnber obne &enntniB bes snbalts
tpiro als cine @erlebung international
ler Gebrdu6e bc5cidnet.
Sic Ser. Gtaaten jinb I'M 8eiit bon
tpeiteren 9pfllntenten, apeldJc Sic mn
nertralen 6anblungen ibtpcoilfcr
oiplomatilder 9genten entbiilltfn. @ie
iiber biele 9utllmente berfiigt iperoen
tpiro, lit nod nidt bcltimmt tuorpen,
I'M Staatsoepartement ipllroe jebo6
beutc an9eoeutet, oab 1ie ipdtcr bcrDfz
fentlidt perOeu n,0gcn.
Sails sdiucben ousemelene gntz
i6uloigungcn porbri1gt unO fir Sic
6anblunecn ici1cs gertreters in 8uz
enos Nires, pelder oie beutiden 8otz
idaften iibcrlnittcltc, 4enllgtbuun9
bietct. ipirD bon Sen 9ofllmcnten. bie
ii6 iebt int 9elit oes Stuatsoepartez
ments befiuocn. ipobrl6cinIid nidts
tpeitcr 9ebDrt ipcrbcn.
Sefretdr 2aniing beablidtigte NIT
ser @cr6ifentIidung bcrSotidaftcn bes
@rofen 2uybure nitt, einen Saocl auf
Gdipeocu 81 tperfcn. ionbern Ser Welt
sic Metbooen Ser bcutlben 8c9ierung
ppr Mugcn su fiibren. Ser gc9cntpdrz
tigc Sail lit, 10 1piro crtlart. MIR Elm
lpeiterer @eipeis ser heutiheu biploz
1notiidcn 9oppel5iin9ietcit nno lei ein
8cipeis, oab 9euti6lanbs @ort bon
gerineent &ertb lit.
9(merifas stanbpunft sur ruiiiiden
Gage.
@aibin9ton, 12. Sept. Sb
Rnblanb burd Sic 8ebellion bes Genes
rails &orniloff ee9en Rrcmier &crcnsiD
in anardic perfdQt, bdn9t nad Der
Nniidt bieii9er 9can,tcns aub Giplos
motcntrcile bon bcn @rabe bcrSdnels
lieteit ob. nit ipelber iidb bie 9inge
cnttpideln.
.@clinet cs Nren,ier &ercnstp. Bic
politilhen @ruppeu. auf sic CT iib
itiibt. 5ui uia,nmcn5ubaltcn, 10 miro CT
ser &ebplte idl1eI 9err ipcrocn lnb
bnrd, ltrenge Wlabrcgelu in Ser Sage
icin, aus ser Irmee Elm fraftpolles nno
iblagfcrtigcs Snitrllment sur 8etdm%
pfung 9cuti6laubs gu ,uaden.
r9erensfp pocr &orniloff gilt ame<
rifonilben Snterciicn eIcid). ipenn n,lr
eiuer bas entl6icbenc llcbergeiptdt err
bdlt. @as man fiirdtet, lit Ser 8iirs
9erfricg, Ser &ublano idipdden l1no
at eincm Gonberfrieben nit Seutld)<
louS poer 5ur 8ieSerberitellrng Der
Nepnardie fiibren iuiiroe."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-09-14
NuS bem MuSlQubc.
@raf 2urburg bat ieime 9S1iie.


8menps Mires, IS. sept. Ser
beutide Sc lanote @raf 2urburg cr=
belt beute feline Eafle aussebdnbigt
Ser Graf ging seitertt Der aufse=
regten Wense aus benz @esc, iubcm CT
IL Mcilen por Der Stabt ben Sug ucr=
licf uub inter pDliseilidem Sd)ut: sic
Stabt errcidte. 9as Musm1rtige Mmt
mar beute nidt III Der Gage, su iaaen,
,uann Graf 2urbur9 bas 2aub perlai=
len ,uirb.
S5flid lub id mir beu Spanier.
@uenps Nires, 13. Sept. Sic
npm Miniiter oes MeuRcrcn benz 8ra=
fen 2urburs sugeihitte 9iutc lautet
mic folet:
,!Serr @eianbter = "a Sic aufsc=
bDrt ba6en, bel Der argentiniiden De
giernns peripna srata su ietn, fat
bieie 8esier,u1s ben 8eidluf seiagt,
Sbnen Sbre &d1e anssmhauhisen, bic
idj S1nen hermit anf Antueiiuns sei=
ner Ggsellens hes 9rdiioentcm ber 9ia=
tiom iiberienbe.
Die snitanbisc @ebDrbe bat amftrag,
Sburn bvi bent iofprtiscn IerlaNelt
bes @ebiets Der 8epublit bebiilflih su
fein. Butt erbalte sic!
$. 4ueprrebun,
0!infSa, Ans 0(ors,nrt,
9ie arsentiniide 8eeieruns an sic
beutide &esicrung.
@uenus Aires, 13. Sept. Scr
W,iniiter hcs Mus,parttsen hat fuleen=
bes befannt scmaft:
,9ie &esicruns bat Sen 9Surtlaut
Der 9nrburs Sepci den bcluieieu er=
balten unb hat infulsebeHcm 0olgenbes
nad, Serlin seianbt:
Sin Ben argentiniiden Wiiniitcr:
8itte, Der beutiden &egteruus 1ulscn=
bes sm iibermitteln:
r9ie arsentiniide 3esieruns Fat sic
chlc Slrt nnb @ciie, tuie bic neutifle
Mesicruns allc arsentiuiid,eu sSurSe=
rm,tsen reid,lid) su befrienisen peritan=
ben bat, anerfannt nnb bod cin9c=
idGtt; tic mnR aber Jest bic ncutid,e
&esieruug benahrtutiseu, hai; ,uesen
bes @prtlautcs Der 2ugburg id1cu &C.
peihcu, bic per6ifentltd)t uurnen, ser
Beianbtc @raf 2nrbmrg aufsebDrt but,
peridnu srata SIT iein, nmo nat hieic
@caieruns ibm hes'uesen ieinc 1aile
uussebInbigt bat"
9lus Suenus Slircs.
@ucups Nircs, 13. sept. Sic
gcitern beeonueucn antibeutidjeu Sc
n.pnitratipnem unb Observation-Disclosures
2rawallc baucrtcn ,uabrenn ser ganscn
9tad,t an. Seocs beutide Wcidaftsbaus
unb Hcitaurant in ser iuncreu Staot
,umrbc scrit1rt. Sic &rawuae brpbtcn
beute ants ncue aussubrcd)cn, abcr bic
Wsafreseln Der Gcsierune uerbinocrten
es. Ser &riessminiiter lien Sic EuIi=
seimatt burd Suloaten perItarfcn,
unb sic bcutid)cn &anfen, Sic Gcianbt=
idaft miu. merScn bcionocrs ltarf be-
.uadt. llmtcr ncn &erwnunetcu Der
gcitriacn &rnwallc iittb aud) mcbrere
&ulisiiten.
@menps Mires, 13. Sept. Sau=
icnoe ppn Yeriuueu ianmelteu lid
bcmtc am Der Mpc,,inas Mupu Sluriba,
mm eincu meuen autincutie)eu &ramall
Sm bceinncn Mnb ocn 9lbbrud) Scr &c
siebumscm nit Seutihiann SIT uerlan=
GET.
Mmf bircftc @erfiisuus hes Grdii=
bcnten sing bic berittcne Gu!t5ci ienud)
idbarf ppr mnS crbiclt bic Sronung
aufredt. @erihiehentlid uurbcn bic
&ra,paller nit ben blanfen Sdbcln be-
urbcitct. Gupicm Scr neutidcn Settung
Ga ltntum umrben auf ben Strasen 1T
Samien rcrbrannt.
llrusuap ipmpatbiiirt.
untepibep, llrugmag, 13.
Sept. Sotcr ,uurbe bcutc ciuc 9ruEc an
tioemtidbe 3cmunitrutiun abacbalfcn.
N.neuf;,;c,, <,,wrSc S;;r Sie MuStnciSnt,f n
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-09-14

arefaupl1Ben Sic orgennIde Mc9ierng bcue
Re9erln9 8uenos Nirc5 rugloD rmpo6Iirt BUR
Nornlolp Teblo1 NQirte Spomoen Gpr1iou
Seterred anseblid Gnoc ner Agentnter
grelfub gSeenz
Iuf Sreou ge3ioches
oenanns trtbei( = Nuiifer Ippeu oeltde 5ruppen
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-09-14
giidof fat neuen ssriebensp(an.

&openbagen. 12. Sept. @on
0em unsarilden 8ildof 5rotnei lit Elm
neuer Rlan sur 9erbeiiiibrung bon
Srieoensperba rbanOlungen borgeldlascn
tporben. Ser &irhenfiirit beiiirlportet,
bub bie Yartamente Cclterretds,
1lngorns unb 9elltiManbs sic Yarla>
mente gnslanbs. Srartreid}s uno Ser
Ser. Staaten cinloben ioaen. je brei
9elegaten 3u einem nidt binoenber1
Weinungsaustauid nit ebenio bieler
gbgeorbneten Ser gentralmddte gu
entienben. Sic gerbanDlun9en lolleu
uuter Dem &oriib seq Hapites ooer
eines Stellpertreter5 bes peiligeu @az
ters gefiibrt iperoen.
Ser 8erliner ~@oripdrts" beiddfz
tiet lid, nit oielem @oridlag uno
meint, baB er jeoenfaus erni1lidergrz
ipdsuns ipiirbi9 ici.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-09-14
Sriebcnsbuffnunsem in Scr sd)uei5.

3iirtb (iiber Yaris). II. @ept.
She l9pei3erilde Erelie beldaftist lid.
ebenio anselesentIi6 nit benSriepensz
ouslibten, tpie bie oel,tIde. sm augez
meineu linb Bic 3eitllneen Ser sluiidt.
buB 9eutldlaub unb ieine @crbiinbeten
sen @orldldgen bes Eapites 5uitinz
men uno oabur6 Sen Sriebeu mDeli6
naden iperoen.
Sic lit ser Shtpeis berrldenoe Mn<
lidt. bnb bic neutlhe Mesier,lns yere
jl1den iolle, Sic Ser. Gtanten burd
3useitdnoniiie 81, beri0bnen, ipub aud
in Ceiterreih setbeilt. Sic 1iener
~3eit" tparnt 9elltihun6 bor elmer
1peiteren 9erausforoer,lng slmerifos
lnb meint, DAP nihts unberll1dt ge=
laiien iperoen iollte, I'M ciuen&omprpz
mib 3l1itanoe 6ll bringeu, 50 man eubz
lid nuh in Berlin cinleben miii5e, mas
es bebeuteu ipiiroe, ipenn erpBe amez
rifonilde Mrmecu na6 Sranfrei1 aez
ibidt ipiirben.
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ciated Press.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-10-18
Three New Deans
At o. A. c.

Two new deanships have been es-
tablished at o. A. G. and one new
dean appointed to fill vacancy, max
ing three new deans in the faculty.
The department Of pharmacy was ex-
panded into a school, with Adolph
Zeifle, head of the department, as
dean. The executive of home eco
nomics was changed from a commit
tee of three to deanship, to which
Miss Ava B. Milan, head of domestic
science and we'll known in Oregon
home and educational institutions
was appointed by the board of re-
gents. The vacancy in the school Of
mines, caused by the resignation Of
Henry NJ. Parks, was filled by the
appointment of e. X. Soper, a west
ern mining man of wide educational
and mining experience and lately
head of the mining department at the
University of Idaho
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-10-18
SANS VALLEY.

VIII Shattuck has arrived in Sans
valley for the winter.
Mrs Wood of Gold Hill assisted at
the Lyman home Thursday.
Mr. Weber surprised his many
friends by going to Jacksonville to
get married. The lucky bride was
Miss Minnie Perry. They have both
lived here for many years. Their
friends extend to .hem many happy
years and much prosperity. The
bride and groom were accorded a SER
enade on their return.
Messrs. Darling and Woods are
busy hauling apples on their trucks
from the Stoner- Lyman and Van
Hoyenberg orchards to the Rogue
River Fruit and Product Association.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Stoner are vis-
iting at Mr.. Stoner's parents and
helping pick apples.
]. D. Hoist, the forest ranger,
brought his family down from the
mountains, where they have been all
summer camping. Mr.. Hoist returned
the next day to finish his summers
work.
w. w. Edgington, the well-known
farmer of the valley, received a reg
istered Shropshire buck sheep last
Thursday from a well-known herd at
Sllverton, Ore, which he will add to
his herd of Gardes.
Guy Conner has established apple
packing quarters in the Pipes sheds.
A Medford force of packers will be
put on.
Mr.. Gilchrist moved Mrs. Gardner
to her home on A street for her win
ter's quarters. Mrs. Shattuck and
son will run the store.
Mrs. Stoner is expecting her moth
er from Upland, Cal, to make her a
visit. Accompanying her is a cousin
of Mrs Stoner's from Brown county,
Kansas Mrs. Stoner will meet her
mother in Ashland next Wednesday
morning.
The school here has almost lost its
seventh and eighth grades on account
Of apple picking. Children of all
ages are helping save the crop.
The ladies of this vicinity are
thinking of organizing Red Cross
society.
Mr.. Roy Green and Miss Opal Cen
ters were married last week. Mr.
Green has rented the Day place,
where he took his bride. We wish
them much success and happiness.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-10-18
High School Notes
(By David WHITLEY
:;:.,,.,,,:,.,s...::,,, s:,:::;:;

o. M. Plummer, one of Portland S
most prominent business men and
member of the school board of that
city, addressed the high school pupils
last week on food conservation. He
is doing this work all over the state
and is aiming by so doing to reach
the parents more effectively. Mr..
Plummer is Mr.. Hoover's right hand
man of Oregon. Each student pledg-
ed himself to save at least one spoon
full of sugar day. Quotations and
figures along this line will be given
all students in the near future in con-
nection with the English work.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-10-18

Western Livestock Management"
is the title of new book on the rails
ing and management of livestock on
the farms and ranges of the west
written by Prof. e. L. Potter, head Of
animal husbandry at o. A. c., and
issued by the Mcmillan company as
one of the select volumes of the
Rural Science Series, edited by L. H.
Bailey. The text handles the subject
from the point of view of skilled
and experienced western stockman
and scientist. Horses, cattle, sheep
and hogs are taken up in turn, and
the breeding, feeding and handling
explained in simple and effective
manner. The book contains 4SS
pages Of text, with an additional 30
pages of glossary and index. 1t is
profusely illustrated with 16 original
photographs, besides numerous small
cuts and diagrams.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-10-18
Central Point Notes

"F~TT~f-
Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Of Monmouth
called on friends here Saturday
morning en- route to the Sunday
school convention at Ashland.
DR.. Mem. M. Dow left Friday even
ing for Chicago, where he will re-
main for a month or more, then re-
port for duty to the surgical depart
ment of the U. s. army, and is not
called for duty at once will return
here for a season. DR.. Lydia Dow
will remain here for the present.
Prof. and Mrs. A. j. Handy of Med
ford were calling on friends here
Saturday morning
Robert Dunlap of the U. s. Survey
Corps in Klamath County is visiting
home folks here for a week.
Postmaster and Mrs. Tex and
daughter spent the weekend in
Prospect.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Young Of
Lakeview visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Thornbrue here the past week. Mrs.
Young is a sister of Mr.. Thornbrue.
Merchant p. G. Faber attended the
Sunday school convention at Talent
Saturday.
Mrs. Stidham and Mrs. ]. ]. Pur-
keypile of Grants Pass spent Satur-
day night here, returning to Grants
Pass Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Snyder of Gold Hill
were Sunday visitors here.
Mrs. j. w, Merritt spent Sunday
here visiting friends.
]. W. Merritt loaded a carload Of
apples here Sunday, sold to Denney
& Co.
W. L, Lewis, the jitney man, is
now residing in the Sturtevant house,
corner Ninth and Pine streets.
Clarence Case and mother, Mrs.
Case, and Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Glass
and children stopped here a few
minutes Sunday morning en- route
to Ashland to spend the day.
Voters, remember the special city
election Tuesday, the 18th. Poles
open from 9 a. m. to p. m.
G. B. Little has retired from the
forest service for the present and Is
hauling in his winter fodder for his
cattle.
e. M. McKeany and W. G. Allen
have leased the Central Point pack
ing house and will at once install an
apple-drying plant, to be open as
soon as the furnace, drier and crates
can be installed, probably not later
than ten days This will be a great
help to the fruitgrowers, also to Cen
trail Point, as this will re employ
ment for about fifty persons. The
firm name of the plant will the the
Allen & McKeany Apple Company.
A large number Of our citizens
were in Medford Saturday evening
attending the shows and other points
of interest. -
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o. A. @. NEWS NOTES.

The Oregon Agricultural College
opened its doors for registration Nom
day, October s. Glasses began on
Wednesday. The first days regis
tration was larger than any other in
the history of the institution, the
number of women and freshmen be-
ing exceptionally large. The regis
tration of men in the upper classes
was much heavier than expected, on
account of the heavy enlistments in
the military and civil service of the
country.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-10-18

orchard. Mr.. Potts, the foreman.
takes them to and fro in his auto.
Mrs. Stella Pratt and little daugh-
ter Virginia of Puyallup, WASH, are
visiting Mrs. Pratt's folks, Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Cox, and family.
Mrs. Charles Eicher and two little
daughters, Goldie and Ruby, re-
turned from a two weeks visit with
relatives near Eugene.
Will Hanscom left for a weeks
hunt on Elk creek.
Viola Hyland of The Meadows has
been visiting the Kincaid family over
Sunday.
Mr.. Mayfield of the Evans creek
country was in this neighborhood
trying to buy up young stock. He
stopped with the Kincaids.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-10-18
AGATE NEWS.

The evangelistic meetings that
have been conducted by Rev. Stille
Of Trail at the Agate school house
came to a close Thursday night.
Quite a number of the Agate
housewives go out every morning to
pick and pack apples at the Davis
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-10-18

A game has been arranged with
Grants Pass for Saturday of this
week, to be played at Ashland. AS
only few games two or three in the
whole season, will be played in Ash
land, a big crowd is expected to at
tend. Although everywhere else 35
or so cents will be charged for ad-
mission, only rs cents will be charged
for this game.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-10-18
Fruit Drier Built
At Central Point

A fruit drier is being established
at Central Point which will be a
marked benefit to the Rogue River
valley. E. M. McKeaney, represent
ative of the Rogue River Fruit and
Produce Association at Central
Point, will have charge of installing
the drier and will fit it up to handle
apples this year. Next year the plant
will be enlarged to take care of the
increased production.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-10-18
Iowa DTyS Win
By Big Majority

Iowa voted Monday on the prohi-
bition to manufacture and sell liquor
in the state by constitutional amend
ment, with the result of 10000 to
$4,000 majority in favor of the drys.
The state had been dry by statutory
provision for two years and the
amendment will become effective i'm
mediately.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-10-18

Through inability to get uniforms
either for reserve officers or military
cadets, the U. S.'War Department
will pay cash for same to all students
of the reserve corps at o. A. G. as
we'll as at all other land-grant insti
tutions of the country. Students Of
the advanced division-of junior and
senior rank-will also receive com
mutation Of rations.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-10-18

Mrs. Dan Walker of Second street
left this morning for Pasadena, CAL,
where she will spend the winter At
Weed she will be joined by Mr.. and
Mrs. Luclan Applegate of klamath
county, the latter a sister of Mrs.
Walker, who will also reside in Pasa-
dena during the winter.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-10-18

Department cards we're distributed
for the first time this semester Mon
day afternoon. Judging from the
expressions of some, demerits have
accumulated with startling rapidity.
Otherwise, especially in the English
department, the grades run little
higher than usual for the first month
of the first semester.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-10-18

A student body meeting was called
! by President Watt Monday morning
to discuss coming activities and
Financial problems" and arouse
some pep" in the indifferent Nom
nations we're also made for yell lead
er. "Dige" Gill, Emerson Easterling
Leo Finneran and Award Leavitt are
the nominees. A box social was de-
cided to be held in the near future
as a means of obtaining money. Be
sides the present, those who were
"heard from" were Captain Young,
Elmer Bagley, Lloyd Turner, Hubert
Prescott, Roy Clary, David Whittle,
"Dige" Gill, Aida Heer and Nina
Brewer. Professor Moore and Coach
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-10-18

The football game last Saturday
with Company G, stationed at Med.
ford, resulted in score of 80 to 0 in
favor of the visitors. However, they
averaged ten pounds to the man.heav-
ier and have been playing the game
for several years. Some were high
school graduates and college men
Although the team was somewhat
nervous, most of them never having
been in a game before, Coach King
was more than pleased with the
showing made and says 1t was just
what was needed to show up our
faults. Meanwhile practice goes on
with renewed yigor.