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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-26
Iost. 9rpno uuiitalo tpSs

Yast. 8rpno uuiitalo tp0S-
fentelee toistaiiefii Warquetten,
Wsicb. ieuratunnasia. Scum ianotti
ieurafunta ebtii pitdG mirallilen
fofoutienia, p6dtt6 lie iiinG labem>
min papinpiran tdptt@niiestG fes-
fuuoeslonn. Soimomme puolestam>
me @arquetten ieurafunnolle SUI
malan riiniasta iiunuusta, ia past.
ltiiiitalolle festdmpptta falliisia e.
wanfeliotmistposiG taGld ~iiirtofan-
famine fest1tuoeSin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-26

-. 8ast. S. $ Seimonem firfS
fofuntamme foti- ia iiiGlGbetpSiaar
maria, ostllli toimeenia emf funn
ulusta. Soipornme melielle, iofo
miime perjnntaina tdptti SO puotta,
iinnausrifasta tpopGimGG iillG fal@
liilla tp0iaralla, iolle Sunnola ba'
net on fittiun11t.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-26


SSSiumalan eoesi6 telpaa. glen faIIis
on apostolilIe &ristus ja bGnen tin
temiienIa ia bGnen ploSnuliemiiens
ia poinnnn ia b6nen f1riimiieniG
oialliiuuoen titnteminen ia omistas
minen. @lGesi1dn tGsiG t~untemiiess
Ia ia uSfosia ban tietGd fulfenans
ia autlaallista fiiolemaa fobben, 10
ia ON &ristufien fuolemnn faltais
men, %iolloin iaapi idttda benfcniG
taipaaIiien Sidn faiiin ia iiirtpd
rouboan. SGt1 tietG ban iaoiputtoa
manbursfasten plosnouianiien ia
p11mGdr1n, iota fo5oen fllfee iefG
moittopalfinnOnb iota ban taipottes
lee. S1m1 p11m11rd tGrnd moitto@
p%alfinto on iianfaiffinen elGma.
@anburSfarttamilen tilan tuntee
opostoli iaawuttnneenlp. SGn tie
tGG, ettG ban on usfosta manburs@
Iaafii tiiLliit. Weaitta &ristufien tlll
taniIeen nGboen tuntee ban itienld
mailltnoilefii, ia ient1boen ban boz
liioo pbG enenunGn tlintea &ristuss
ia ia 5Gnen iulrta lunastpotGGn.
Sjanfaiffista elGmG1 b1n ei mielG
tunrle iaaiputtaneenia. Sun on mas
ia motfolla tGD1n ibanaan pG1m1G
rG1r. sc on bGnen moittopnlfins
tonia, iota foboen ban furottautuu,
iit1 omistaafieen ia iiGiiesti nallts
tiafleen.
Sen, miten apostoli on tullut ia
bGn mielen tilaan lanoo ban tito
tefstisi1mme n1illG ianoilla: &riss
tus Seeius on minut moittanut, ia;
Sitmnla on minut taiipaalliIelIo
futiuaniiella futIunut &ristufIesio
Seeiufiesia.
Herustanallo totpalla on &riss
t1iS moittdnltt meioIt itlelleen lu'
nastaes lam meioGt. SGmGn tp0r
falttta bGnellG on t1poellinen omis
t1soifelis meibin. S1m1 fosfee a.
postoli Taamaliafin. Mutta &ris'
t1ifIen tarpitiee mpos Iaaoa meioGt
moitetutii iiten, ettG buomaamme {
iputtoman tilamn1e ia oristammt
I91neSia niprtn ia pelastufien itiel'
lemme, min ettG mielellGsnrne olen
me bGnen t%ltripisiaan tpnrmasti til
tGen, ettG ban pfiin on manbnrsfm
tenure ia elGmGmme. Hdin tdtpi a.
postoli YoamolilIefir. &ristus moi
ii b1net itielleen. sc taistelu nlfo
8aapalin -liiGsia Oamasfon tiellt
ia iaaipttti Iopputulofien Oamas'
fosia, fitn etpanfelinmin malo fobtt
II bGnen ipo1ntddn ia ban unto
fastaa itieniG &~ristufieen ia b1ner
ftolemaania. Snmallafltn &ristu'
apoittaa b1net puolelleen, tiintee a.
postoli trilleenia oialliiefii taiwaal'
Fiesta f~utiumiiesta &~ristlfieSit
Seeiufiesia. sc on SiumaIan futln'
mus &ristufien faitta. Saitpoalli'
men on tGm1 fittIitmus. sc tili ia
maasta ia fen pGdmGGrG oil taiwas
Gen fittinmifien iilGllpstd Ell oil
fefiittp moan pGG4G. sc Ell ole ipn'
tpnpt ibmisten oimoisia, maan L
fuuluu sSiimnlan pelastts pd1tof'
Ieen, jonfa ban on tebnpt MCLEAN
bptpGfiemmc eftnen tGmGn maail'
nlon olemasia oloo.
g.. Mtettinen
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-26

&drlipG on ibmisfltnta ia fGrii<
mG fofo mnnilmn. Sbmiiet iao1pnt
fofea ipnnin leuraufiia ia lltoma-
funtaa painaa ipnnin tl1ottopnn fl
rous. sc buofaa turmelufien ia ia
toapailuuoen alla. &uitenfaan Ell al
no ole min ollltt, eif1 title alma fes
tGmGsti eteenp1tn Min olenoan.
Snnelliiena eli eniimGinen ibmis
pari parotiiiisia liiopniien idlfeen:
ipnnittomGnG ia miattomana. 60
pulointu ia rauballilu1s ilmeni
faiffialla luonnosio. &aiffi tltrmio,
riistiriitn ia onnettomults oil trna
ten1aton. Sept eli ole Min. <iten-
fin eliintpD ferran luomafunta mas
paana t%tratelufien oriultoesto. Sa
Serran fnnia, 1tl1bistettl1 i5misfun-
ia, paGiee ferran .Srmalnn fanim
iiGiieen iapatti> ia i1blalepoont jos
Ia Ell ole f~Grihnpflid eifG tlisfia.
SfGGnfuin jGlfiG iiitG onnelIiiun-
besta, mifG mallitii ennen ipntiin
lanfeemista, on mielG ibmisfltnnan
ia ll%1omafunnan feSfuuoesia bitp>
mattanisia. Wl1tta nGmG piirteet
eim1t ole ppipwiG, ipaan betfen fes-
tGmiG.
Menemne raltballiieen fotiin,
iosia aipiopuoliiot opat teripeitd ia
poimaffaita, oifea rnffauS ia toiss
tenia pmmdrtGutinen pallitiee BEL
bdn mGlillddn. Serme ia fairnis pie
noifanen IepGG febbosia tai belfGn
dioin iplisid. OnnelIinen on tGmd
foti.
@enamme lporbaiiena feiG an>
mitna iobonfin fanniiieen pniffaan
lltonnosfa. @urinfo IGbettG1 emf.
mGiiii fen aamuiiia idteit1dn iiis
BEN. On faiffi erintdin tppntG ia
ralibaiioa. Biffu lintitnen ~pprGbtdd
lentoon pienestd pei1stGGn a%iettuu
puitn ofiaIle ia larlaa faitniita Ian
Iltiaon. gifo n1mG fitpat mltistlt-
ia miattomiuoen aifoja? Nittta Ell
ilmene elGmG pleeniG eifG ppipp1sti
ibmisfitnnaf1 ia llosnafitnnan fes>
fltitoeSia tGllniienG. Snnellinen TO-
tifin moipi monista ibiStG anitltttita
onnettomafii. Sa palion on toteia,
iotfa eipGt fosfaan ole nabneet on
men p1ipiG, maar iotfa opat tdpns
nj fdriimpfiiG ia titsfan. 2i1onnos-
la eip1t ifle luonnon moinatfaan
dina maifiita lopuiointuiiesti. On
mprsfpiG, "tlliipuoren prrfalfiio,
maariGristpfii1, litonnotonta fnus
miiitto ia fplmDpttG. SSa el1in mail
masiafin ~nabtnanpi iortao beifom-
poonia. &uiffialla ilntenee lefpottoS
miittta, paipoa ia ttsfan. Mhitta
faiffein eniten ilmenee iit1 limits
furnan fesfiiioesia. SO i%uorastnon
ib%msifnmon tia on fdrlinlpfiien
ia mlrbeioen alainen. Gen lii1fii
tnIee ibmisten iuoranoiiesta pabrit.
oesta dGrettomdn palion fGriimpf-
iid. @onet fooit opot onnettonia
ientG9oenb ettei niisiG wulitle tooefs
linen iopu ia raffaiis. Ybteisfrn-
tien ia moltafrntien iiidinen elGm1
fGrfii polion pi,oliieriiooista. So
maltafln1tien erimieliippoet ipnnDts
tdmdt riein meriiiG fotiio, iotfa Ie-
pittGpGt GGretontd fitriurtta ia
.tusfoa faiffiolle.
Whitta ipnnin titottamoo furirhtt
ia pastoan on toimenpiteitd len
poistomiiefii. SiunoIan poifa rafs
fauoesto meibin on tnIiit mooiI-
moan pclostantndn neitG. t6stG nh
fpiiestd pobosta maoilmosto. 9riss
tlfiesto ilnestpnpt SirnnIon peIos
tdipa roffous iIntenee maoilmosio
fristiIliIen firfon foiminnoslo. no.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-26
Berra, tiillainen ftiMiStisi
onkddn!

"@i ie oil mobootonta. @lian
.Iaito Ell moinut ola minimum pass
tori ianoi".
g)bG nl1oelleen bGn fulfil it'd ola
tellen.
SGn oil Iltltren ~fartanon renfi,
oil alma ollut iiipo ia biliainen ia
pDiptellpt poisia meluaipien toipe>
reioen ieurasta. SitG patti b6n aia
na oil lufenrtt aanlu> ia iltarufouf
lenia ia fGpnpt ripillG iefG femdiiin
ettd ipfipiiin.
ga npt pastori ianoi, ettei mi@
fGGn tGStG noinut alttaa bGntG tai
poaieen pitt fGGntpd tullafieen lin
ne.
Isl, iiten ie Ell notniit ola.
SGn i~ultttui min pastoritn, ett1
dpafitittti itieIleen, ettG bdn miimeis
I'd fertaa oil ollltt b1ntd fultlenas>
ia. Seuraaipana iirnnlrntaina f1ti-
tenfin jofin taas aioi banet meme
mGGn firffoon.
Mtittto mabbotonta oil, ettG ban
oliii ilntri ipntinen niinfl1in pasto-
ri ianoil
@rGGnG BOND ban nGfi nnen.
San oil istrtpinaan pitfGn poDs
bGn GGresiG feittiofamorisla.
@nfeli ieiioi bGnen eoesiGGn ia
oienii bGnelIe inuren ~paperiarfir
fanoen: "lue!"
Sdn otti len ia alfoi lufea.
M1itta .mitG tGnt1 oli2 Siiben.
bGn oIimot fniffi b1nen ipntiniG fin
i%oitetiit.
<a enanmGn ban litfi iit1 e.
nemmdn bGn ibmetteli ia fanbistui,
Siiben ne olipat firioitetitt =
ipnnit, mitf6 ban mliisti, ia ipnnit,
iotta bGn falian fifteen oil uobtanait
mrtta, iotfa MT nitbelIeen iobtli-
mot bdnen mieleeni1.
Iiiot, ioita bGn Ell fosfaon olliit
ipnnifii oiatellut, mlttta ioioen ban
npt pmmGrii poboittnneen SiimaIan
Rpbd6 Scented, lanai, feptnieIiiet ia
nat, ia pabnt aiatufiet, iotfa olipai
pbtd nopeasti fabonneet fiiin tlls
Ieetfin = foiffi oil iiiben firioitet-
III.
sSGnen tGptpi tunnustaa olenans
la lpppG1 faiffeen, pbteen minimum
~toiieenfin.
Sun pGasti paperin irti ia Ipp-
bistpi fofoon. WeitG bGnestG tuIiii2
Sa bGnpG alma oil o~iutelllit olepan
Ia oifea mallifelpoinen mics.
Sffid b1nen fatleenia oiui pop>
b1n p6Gbdn.
Siiben oil pistettp pieni paperi-
dpeitii. @itG ie merfitii9 Sun fats
ioi fpipen enfeliin.
Sdm6 fatieli b1nt1 mafaipana.
"Se merfitlee, ettG ferran olet no.
rastun1it tGntGn peitien."
Mties bpoff61 ppstppn.
"Mfin1fo parostanlttl 8arustas
nut meitienl = @n iftn1l"
"SinG oIet parastonnt ilutri ia.
m6n peitien", ial1oi enfeli lpbpesti.
en-, buuii mites, en- ifinG mail
masio. &oiffi mifd paperiin on
firioitettu, pitGa paiffanio. Miitta
meistI en- ole morastonit."
"Sin1 olet lp~arastanut t1mGn
peitien", toiSti enfeli.
MieS ber1ii.
Seuroowina p6ipitld of ban bpS
min biIiainen ia m%iettimainen. Bas
tori of Ills oiteasio. SON of iiniri
ipntinen.
Miitto niten oil meitien Iaita2
sc oiia eli oinofaan pitdnpt paif-
foanfo.
SGn mietti ~miettimistdGn.
SIiiifo ban tooeLlnfin iosfiis pas
rostomt peitien.
&c oil mobbotontol
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-26

THE AIM OF TIL NEWSPAPER
is: To help preserW he ideals and
sacred\ traditions of ! his. our adopt.
cd country, the Unbed States Of
America: To reveie its laws and
inspire others to respect and obey
them: To strive increasingly to
quicken the public's sense of civic
duty: In all ways to aid in making
this country greater and better than
We found il.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-26

= Moom. sis fiutlliii %ianatar-
fosti nomenclature: "yeiinp1 fits,
famoin titin pboen lanfeamiffen
faittto faiffiin ibTniiiin fa6otustiios
miofii, in1noin mpos -pboen iponburs
faiioen teon fartta faiffiin ibmiiiin
eIGnnGr ipanbursfnioefii". @itn fat
fomme tdt1 iuomennosta buomaam.
me, ett1 opostoli Ell ole pannrt nGs
fpmiin "alitsta" eif1 "uuainetta"
enempGd fnootustuomiosta piibues.
fnan FUN ipanbursfnioestafann.
@elposti fiiitenfin blomoosnrte, ettd
fpnnist6 pitbuesio "oIufiefii" on
tiilefpa fitolemas iuna, tpanburstaii.
oesto pribuesia toos Jana tponburs.
fmittnnistiiomio. Mit1 "moinees
feen" tuIee, mootii ipnti eboottomas
ii mennptt1 oifoa; mutta Ioriieen
tpertailiimiioto ia @oIgata,tefo waa
tiipot jaIfimiiesid tapaafiesia icons
fnnon ibon iamoon miotocn. 9ddn
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-26

= &aamattlt piibllii ,isfon ipars
miiiioesta. 2uomolliielle ibmiielIe
tdllainen plibe on oiitoa fielt1. Sdt
armelee, ettei maailmasia fltfaan
moi oJla marina aiit1iltoesta. SGllni
men ptibe on fuitenftn ploitufiena
t6poelIiiestG iofeiioesta bengelliiesi1
inbteesia, iill1 &aonatitn nimen-
oHlaiien feboitufien mlfaan me emf
me ainoastaan iou, ipnan meiodn
tllee oIla tpormoia misunderstanding
Jos mielimme sSitmaIan firffauoen
oiunnoibin. 8armuiiS taos iaaoaon
main mornasta ionasto, iofa on Re
ett1 Seeiits &ristiis on tiilliit mail
maan ipntiiid pelostamanrt.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-26
Pube

Sonia post. IS. @iettihen pitt
8unaien &istin iublaSia Sitcbbur-
9isia, Wass. ipfiplIG 1913.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-12
Miscellaneous Articles

in this department have little of everything you
ton desire Im second deck of playing cards
This department being of exchange where
may sell trade anything with which they not satisfied
something they would rather possess You here
time with the surety that will have something in the
line of articles want something similar to it, be-
buy sell exchange anything in this department
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-12
Watches

Our line of watches needs no lengthy in
PRODUCTION to Tulsa's conservative buy
ers. The name and quality Of each of
the standard mikes we handle are
quickly appreciated by all: Elgin, Wal
than, Illinois, South Bend. Rockford.
Howard.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-12

on diamonds The firm of Bardon IS by
r. " taking
security, vauabes
made diamonds protection that
these the highest quality the the world
these redeemed and in the
back otherwise the of that would have
cash loans would reach prohbive proportions.
In order these diamonds into cash quickly the Badon policy
small
the amount the loan and sell them annual holiday sale This
the importers profit wholesalers the obbes
retailers profit cut off.
elimination the
selections diamonds assembled coe
Practically perfect
ting, color and quality
&2E0 IN &7S0 q Carat
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-12
$3.50 to $3.50 a Carat
Our JeWelry a.
l.. Department -

words about ewelry department. The prices
ewery holiday sale will not only be money
saved ewely purchases but will find crammed full
of new and novel full line ewery
gems the watch have
ceivable article will want in this line.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-12
SilVerWare

We have a complete line of silverware,
made by nationally known manufac.
turers. Cabinets, SETS odd pieces, perco-
lators, chafing dishes, casseroles and ac-
cessory pieces at prices that will save
YOU money.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-12
Clothing Department

This department maintained in both of stores where
have large stock of both dress and work clothes, well
outing ovecos leather coats hunting boots Shoes etc.
prices will prove real surprise in value giving.
Many appropriate gifts be selected for in this de-
partment.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-12

We Christmas
article here
another therebut combined purchases be
at saving No what bom packet of
needles probably supply
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-12

reinforced throughout full size. Our
prices are $45, down to $l6.50.
One assortment of cowhide bags and
suit cases, including the very finest
bags, made of the best feathers OBJ
tainable; hand stitched frames, edges
and corners. Our prices are $4,000,
down to $3.50.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-12
Gifts of Leather

There useful appropriate gift than fine leather
bag suit And stock of these goods you will find
the cheaper priced servceabe bag well
finest Gadstones kit bags and of prices that
O please.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-12
Some Special Holiday Offers Are

Genuine warus cowhde bags and suit hand sewed.
with double handles leather lined straps all round and fully
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-05-26
WILL BLAST FOR NEW ROAD

EUGENE-Many tons of rock
will be blasted away at what is
known as the Tilden rock, on the
lower Siuslaw road above Maple
ton, so that the roadway may be
widened for 500 to 500 feet, ac-
cording to E. r. Spencer, Lane
county commissioner, who visited
that point a few days ago.
Ever since the road was built
more than 30 years ago, a wood
en- trestle has been maintained
along this rocky bluff. The tres
tie extends out over the river to
form a part of the roadway, the
other half of the road being on
the rock. To make the road safer
and because of the present excess
sive cost of lumber the commits
sioners have decided to do away
with this trestle work and to blast
out more of the rock. The old
trestle has begun to decay and is
considered unsafe.
This is the old stage road be-
tween Eugene and the head Of
tidewater on the Siuslaw. Be
fore the Coos Bay branch of the
Southern Pacific was built num-
ber Of years ago, traffic over it
was heavy, but it is now chiefly
local.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-05-26
COUNTY TO HOLD
FAIR THIS FALL

The stockholders Of the Jack
son County Fair association at its
recent meeting in Medford decid-
ed to hold a county fair this fall.
Arrangements to that end will be
perfected at a meeting of the board
of directors shortly.
The following were elected as
the board of directors: G. w. Ager,
and Louis Ulrich of Jacksonville;
A n. Wright of Phoenix; George
Owen and d. NJ. Lowe of Ash
land; r. w. Elden of Central
Point; Fred HOlibaugh and A.
W. Frame of Talent; T. w. Her.
'riott of Applegate; Horace Pei
ton of Sans Valley; George A.
Mansfield of Prospect, and the
following residents of Medford:
S. I. Brown, John II. Carkin, ].
w. Dressler, Z. C. Gaddis, John
A. Mann, DR.. j. L. Helms, C. NJ.
Kidd. S. S. Smith, II. l.. Walthers
and c. C. Cate.
The officers selected were that
of president, II. L. Walther and
W. H. GO.e as treasurer, both re-
elected. The selection of vice
presidents and that of secretary
will be delayed until the next
board meeting.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-05-26
NO CHANGE IN
CHURCH LAW.

DES MONIES, May 25.-There
will be no debate in the general
conference on proposed changes
IN the\amusement clause of the
discipline of the church, il the re-
port OF the committee on state of
church is presented and adopted
as decided upon by the commit
tee. Not only has the committee
decided to recommend that no
change be made in amusement
sections, but also that the report
be adopted without debate.
The same committee has agreed
upon a definite plan for recrea-
ton in local churches, intended
to satisfy the wants of the young
people. Appointment of a local
recreation director will be rec
commended.
A stand against the use Of the
motion pictures in the church will
not be taken, according to a report
approved by the committee on
state of the church. This report
urges the establishment of local
and state boards of censorship
for pictures and calls upon all leg
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-05-26
10 INJURED WHEN
JITNEY STRIKES POLE

One of the large interurban
jitneys running between Ashland
and Medford was wrecked Sun
day afternoon on the highway this
side OF the overhead railroad
crossing. The car contained 10
persons, all Of whom were more
or less injured, but none serious
ly. The worst injured were c.
w. Purcell of Medford, driver OF
the car, who was cut about the
mouth when his head struck the
windshield, Mrs. John Winner OF
Medford, who was hurt on the
head and received severe contus-
ions on the limbs; A. Boswell of
Grants Pass, cut about the head,
and a Chinese passenger, who was
cut by the broken windshield.
The car was making its II
O'Clock trip out OF Medford, and
arrived at the spot where the ac-
cident occurred at about 11:40.
According to Mr.. Purcell, the
driver, he was coming up the
grade, and as he turned the sharp
curve at that spot, IA car came
around the upper curve toward
him. In order to give both ears
plenty of room to pass, Purcell
swung out to the right. In doing
this, in some manner, it is stated,
his car got out of his control, and
before he could stop it the big
auto crashed into a telephone pole
at the side Of the road.
The force of the blow drove
one Of the front springs entirely
through the pole, crushing the
frCnt Of the engine, and bringing
the car to a sudden stop. The
seats in the car were sprung from
their mOOrings, and the inmates
were thrown forward by the jar.
Purcells' head crashed through .
the windshield, as did also that
OF Chinaman who was on the
seat with him.
A number of autoists happened
along at that time, and aid was
Immediately rendered the in
jured. They were extricated from
their peril and taken to the local
hospitals where medical aid was
given. The most of the passen-
gers suffered slight cuts and
bruises, and left the hospitals as
soon as these injuries were
dressed. Mrs. Winner and Mrs.
Boswell received the most serious
injuries and are still inmates of
the hospital.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-05-26
ALI MEASURES
CARRIED OUT IN STATE

Latest reports from over the
state indicate that every state
measure on the ballot on consti-
tutional amendments and re-
fcrIed measures carried by good
majorities. The higher educa-
tiOnal measure tax and the ele-
mehtary school measure tax car
rleG by safe maiorities, in all
counties thus far heard from. The
measure to restore capital pun
ishment was close, but latest re-
turns indicate it carried. The vote
or the other measures at latest
reports is as follows:
Road bond amendment: Yes,
1889; No, 59O5.
Capital punishment: Yes, To-
S27; No, 1885.
Successor to governor: Yes, Is,
290; No, 1914.
Higher education aid Yes, %,
651; No, 72,273.
Soldiers educational aid: Yes
1852; No, 1869.
Elementary school tax: Yes,
24479; No, 1894.
Blind school tax: Yes, 21,SO1;
No, 1907.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-05-26
GRADUATES TO BE
GUESTS OF ALUMNI

VI no y vi nv th+'s =
On the evening of May 18Th
1920, the alumni will entertain
the class of 1920 with a social af-
fair which promises to be the best
and most unique held in many
years.
The president of the alumni,
William NJ. Briggs, has appointed
the following chairmen of com
mittees, to have charge Of the en-
tertainment: Entertainment com
niittee, Gerald Wenner; refresh
mont committee, Mrs. Ed Dews;
decoration committee, Oscar Sill
YER; invitation committee, Lynn
Mowat. Each chairman is to des-
ignate as many committeeman as
he may desire, and who will work
best with the chairman.
Victor Mills, of the class OF 10,
has been appointed as toastmaster,
and will select his sneakers for the
occasion. Those who remember
Victor Mills as q former toastmas-
ter will look forward to his at
trpctive and interesting manner
of experimenting the present ban
qGet.
Chairmen Of ths various com
mittees with their committeeman,
arc to meet with the Officers OF
tF3 alumni association at the Com
morcial Club rooms promptly at
1880 p. m, Thursday evening, to
discuss plans and outline their
work so all will work harmoni-
oUsly together.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-05-26

Talent voted in favor of all the
state measures at the election Fri
day as well as the county road
bond issue, which carried in that
district nearly two to one. Follow
ing is the vote on the various
measures:
County road bond issue: Yes,
so; no, 46.
Extending road domain: Yes,
CS; no, 20.
Four per cent road bill: Yes,
So; no, Al.
Restoring capital punishment:
Yes, So; no, AZ.
Crook and Curry Co., amend
ment. Yes, AZ; no, 81.
Successor to governor: Yes,
So; no. Al.
Higher education tax: Yes, n;
no, 20.
Soldiers educational aid bill:
Yes, So; no. as.
State elementary school fund
tax: Yes. 20; no, 26.
Blind school tax measure: Yes.
70; no, "a.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-05-26
NOW THE TIME TO
SPRAY FOR MOTH

The first brood OF codllng
moth are somewhat later this year
than usual. From the present in
dications the best time to spray
for this brood will be from May
9 to June 3. All pears and APP
pler should be sprayed during this
period as a few eggs will be
Matching about June /. The maxi
mum part of the brood will not be
out tillSbout the 10th to 18th OF
June, when another application
should be made, as one spraying
will not hold for the entire time
the first brood are active as they
will string out for about month.
The fruit is growing rapidly and
a spraying is only good for about
two weeks.
Use about six pounds of pow
dered arsenate of lead to a 200
gallon tank or twice this amount
Of paste lead. All fruit should be
thoroughly coated. The spray gun
is good for this application If it
IL used with lots of pressure.
There is very little scab in the
orchards and except in orchards
where scab is known to be pres
cnt, no lime and sulphur is needed
at this time. If'1ime and sulphur
is used, make it l gallon to so
on pears and to 40 on apples.
Where new blight is present it
may be well to add nicotine sui
phate, 1 pint to 100 gallons and l
gallon of distillate oil emulsion
to 100 gallons to the regular ar
senate Of lead This will kill
many insects that act as blight
spIeaders and is especially rec
commended where blight is bad.
c. c. CATE,
County Pathologist.