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aid features. Colonel White said he
believed Oregon would be able to
break the record of other states in
the matter of time, no matter what
the record elsewhere might be.
Education Campaign Urged.
1t is too early to make time esti-
mate, but feel certain there will
be no reasonable complaint on that
score as the situation develops" said
Colonel White, who also urged the
legion to put on an aggressive CAM
paign of education against the cash
bonus, saying that the man wh1
takes cash is missing the true ,bene-
tits of the law In every way.
Whether or not there is to b.? a
friendly suit to test the constitution
ality of the law was unknown 10
those present. Stanley Meyers and
Maurice Crumpacker, attorneys for
the Legion in framing the bill, said
they believed no such suit would he
necessary in order to insure sale Of
the bond issue involved. In the event
such a suit is lodged they expressed
the belief that it could be speedily
settled by the supreme court, az
there are no complicated points iil-
ITolyed. and the vote of the people
showed the overwhelming desire Of
the people for this legislation.
Putting the soldiers bonus and
loan measure into operation viii re-
Quire some time, said Ben W. Olcott
governor, who was at the Hotel Port
land attending the Rose Festival
There is considerable machinery id
assemble. It will require about
month before the official canvass OK
votes is made. and the governor
will not issue proclamation declar-
ing the measure law until the can
yass has been completed.
Two appointments must be made
by the governor to complete the com
mission which is to handle the bust
ness, and one OF these appOintees
must be an eN-service man, himself
eligible to the benefits OF the law
Then in each of the 36 counties there
will be appraisers to appoint and
county attorney. These county
boards probably will handle all APP
plications within their county, max
ing the appraisal and the recommen-
dations to the state commission.
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DELAY IS SURE
IN PAYMENT Of
SOLDIERS BONUS

When will the state bonus and the
home and farm aid funds be ready
for delivery following the over
whelming passage of the soldiers
aid law by the people Tuesday?
This question, which looms large
in the mind of The beneficiarles un'
der the law, was the subject OF u
long conference. yesterday afternoon
between American Legion heads and
George A. White, acknowledgement
of the state. representing the state
bonus commission.
As result of the meeting, which
was held at state legion headquar-
ters. in the Morgan building, an edu-
cational campaign among ex-service
men will be undertaken at once nn.
der the supervision of Lane Goodeli.
vice commander OF the legion, who
presided at the meeting.
Some Delay Expected.
Legion officials decided on Il num-
ber OF "dont's" that will be sent
broadcast at once. and foremost of
which will be the request: Don't
write for information at this time.
That inquiries in large numbers Will
only delay matters was stated by
Colonel White. who explained that
nothing can be done towards adopt
ing official rules and regulations un-
m the election has been canvassed
and the election returns made OF Of
iicial record.
II developed that the three com
missioners provided by law had al
ready met at the call OF Governor
Olcott. and had canvassed the sit
uatlon. agreeing upon the policy that
the whole programme would be de-
yeloped as expeditiously as certain
lawful requirements would permit
Machinery To BE Prepared.
From two weeks to month will
be required for the election convass
II was stated, and then another fruit
less delay would result in the event
of a friendly suit to test the consti'
tutionality OF the law in the Oregon
supreme court. After that the bond
issue must be provided and the bond'
disposed Of simultaneously. colone
white stated. the installation OF th'
necessary administrative and cler-
ical machinery could be in pro-
sress.
Vice Commander Goodell stated
that six months had elapsed in some
other states before payments wero
begun. and this where the problem
was one OF cash disbursements un-
accompanied by the home and farm
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Phillip Trefren
Fallen Ashland
Soldier Blu led

The funeral of Phillip Trefren. the
first Ashland boy killed in France in
the Nosges to be returned here for
burial. was held yesterday afternoon
at two o'clock from the Presbyterian
church, Rev. Koehler officiating. The
funeral was under the auspices Il
the Ashland post of the American
Legion and was conducted in semi
military manner He was buried in
Mountain View cemetery where Il
final salute was given over the body
of "ono who fell in France
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locations en- route II. c. Sparr, the
other representative of Hiilah, also
leaves for the central west this week,
accompanied by his family, as It is
his intention to leave Ashland and
locate in Wisconsin permanently.
His new home being Marshfield in
that state, a lively manufacturing
town in ths sash and door line espe-
clally.
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A joint resolution, designed to
prevent wholesale importation ot
foreign goods preliminary to the en-
actment of n tariff law by con-
gress. has been introduced by Chair
man Little of the house committee
on revision of laws.
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MONDAYS NEWS
set,un From Washington

Mrs. Joe Alnutt and little daugh
ter who have been visiting at Yak
ina, Wash, for the past six weeks
returned today, accompanied by hei
mother, Mrs. Mary Smelling, and
sister. Mrs. Ottie Davis, both of Yak
ina. They will be met here by Mr.
Joe Alnutt and then continue theil
trip by auto to Klamath Falls, where
the Alnutt's have been making theil
home.
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instruction in setting up cars at Ford
Motor Co.'S assembling plant. He
will join the Ashland company al
Portland Wednesday morning fol
encampment at Fort Stevens the en-
suing two weeks.
90
Leave for Mississippi
Mr.. and Mrs. Cottrel Avent Of
Neil Creek have left by auto fol
Mississippi.
SA
Embroidery Club Meets
The embroidery club met yester
day afternoon at the home of Mrs
o. L, Long, First street.
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Embroidery Club Meets
FRIDAYS NEWS

Baby Dies
The funeral of Paul Vernon STRAIT
ton, eleven months old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Percy Stratton,' corner OF
Iowa and Farmer streets. who died
Wednesday. was held yesterday from
the Congregational church at 2:SO
O'Clock. Mr.. Stratton is a post of
flee employe.
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Collepr Mimen 10 Meel-

The College Women's Club will
meet Saturday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. F. D. Wagner, A Granite
street at $3.50 O'Clock in the after
noon All college women in Rogue
River Valley have been invited to
attend.
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suffers ParaIytic Stroke

Mrs. Alice Wallbridge. mother OF
Mrs. Hast Of this city, is in the san:
itarium here suffering from a stroke
OF paralysis. She was brought here
from Montague, Cal. She is we'll
known In Ashland, having formerly
lived in this city. Her conditiin was
reported improved this afternion.
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will make his home either there or
here. Mr., Nordstrom had charge of
the naval recruiting station in this
city just prior to the war, and 5
we'll known in this city. Medford
Mail.Tribune.
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Recall Jury
The postponemtn of the Jackson
VILE bank cases in the circuit court
Wednesday till the fall term of court,
will not necessitate calling back Of
the petit jury for further service this
term as expected, had the cases come
to trial. The grand jury, however,
has not been excused, and may re-
sumo their deliberations at any time.
Many of the petit Jurors are farmers,
now in their busiest season.
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Frank Powell, OF Dunsmuir, was
an Ashland visitor lately, in the in
terests OF the Sclot organization, 4
pyramid OF which was organized
some time ago in that city. 1t I,
An afflliation of the Masonic order
quite numerous in California.
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| Visits Parents

Miss Frances McWilliams, who
has been teaching at Oakland, Calf,
returned to Ashland yesterday even
ing She will spend the summer
months at the home OF her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. +. G. McWllliams of
this city.
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Numerous friends OF Frances Ham
lin, bride elect, and whose marriage
Is soon to take place in Honolulu,
are planning shower OF gift remem-
brances in behalf OF matrimonial
event in which Miss Hamlin's for
mer associates herO are greatly in
terested.
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WEDNESDAYS NEWS

Mrs. A. ii. Russell Visits
Mrs. A. II. Russell left yesterday
for short visit with relatives IN
Portland and Vancouver.
= q
Called to Central Point
Rev. C. F. Koehler was called 10
Central Point Monday to conduct
the funeral service for the late Mr.
Davidson, father OF D. L. Davidson
OF that place.
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Local and Personal
SATURDAYS NEWS
Returns from Farm

Returns from Farm
r. D. Sanford, who has been on hi
farm in the Willamette Valley fol
the past two months, returned Thurs
day and is now busy handling bis
large strawberry crop. Some time
ago Mr.. Sanford traded his fine
ranch near the Helman baths for .
big farm in the Willamette valley.
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Canadians 10 Visit

Misses Alice and Bertha Davis,
who have been spending the winter
in Los Angeles, Calf, will arrive this
evening to visit Hrs. S. l.. Allen, 81
Laurel street. They are en-route TO
their home in Canada and are close
friends of a sister OF Mrs. Aliens in
that country.
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Motor From H0rnbrOok-

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hoots and
small son. and Mrs. Niles and daugh-
ter, motored to Ashland from Horn
brook and are spending the day
shopping in this city.
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Resign County Position

Miss Grace Mcdonald and Miss
Helen Clark recently resigned their
positions as deputies in the clerk $
office. Miss Mcdonald is residing at
the family home in Medford and
Miss Clark has accepted position
In the office OF Attorney o. C. Boggs.
Miss Mildred Bliton OF Medford and
Miss Alice Poor of Ashland were ap-
pointed to fiji the vacancies.
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Visits ut Billings Home

Miss Marie Church and Miss AlicA
Kim arrived in Ashland this morn
ing for visit at the G. +. Billings
home Miss Church, who was for
merly teacher at Lakeview and
has been a missionary in Korea for
the last five years, is at home on a
years vacation. Miss Kim. a native
Korean, is in the United States to bC
educated. Miss Church will speal
in the Methodist church Sunday
morning.
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Rosebn-g Visitor

Charles Nordin, territory repre-
sentative of the Ford Motor Car Com
pany, was in the city yesterday Oh
business from Roseburg where he has
headquarters.
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Recovering From Accident

J. o. Marret, an employe OF the
Southern Pacific company who was
injured while coupling two freight
cars at Weed, Calf. is in an i'm
proved condition in San Francisco
hospital. Mr.. Marret had a leg and
one rib broken in the accident. His
home is this city.
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NEW GARDEN TOOLS.

NEW GARDEN TOOLS.
New Spray Pumps.
New Spray Hose.
New Garden Hose.
Used Sewing Machines.
New Iron Age Hand CultiVatOrs.
New Sewing Machines.
Sold or rented by the month.
All Kinds Of Fence Posts and Fensins
PEIL'S CORN Err
BY THE PARK
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Local Girl Marrics-

Miss Jennie King, OF this city, and
Gordon C.. Richardson were united
in marriage Saturday afternoon at 3
O'Clock by Rev Edwards The ring
ceremony was performed. Mr.. and
Mrs. Richardson will make their
home in this city
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Distiller Fined

DIstIIIer Fined
Harry ]. Bellenger. arrested on a
charge of manufacturing intoxicat-
ing liquors at his home on Mountain
avenue, was fined $3.50 and given a
six months suspended jail sentence
by Judge Gowdy yesterday afternoon
at a hearing attended by the assist
ant county attorney.
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Leaves for Dunsmuir--

Leaves for Dunsmuir--
Miss Zelma Smith and her brother
Harrison, who have been staying
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Yockey
here, left yesterday for Dunsmuir,
Calf. where they stay for an In
definite time with their sItser, Mrs.
VIII Benson OF that city.
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Annie Thinning Time

apple lnlhIlR iiht-
Apple Timing began at the sun
crest orchards Monday and the Zoo
Wagon" goes loaded with Ashland
boys and girls each morning.
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Phoenix Visitors

Mrs. Bert Sales who is visiting
her mother, Mrs. II. X. Sutton OF
Phoenix was visiting in the city
Monday. She was accompanied by
Mrs. Sutton.
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Aid Flood Victims

The people of Ashland and vicin-
ity who desire to send money or sup
plies. or both, to the flood sufferers
of Pueblo, Colo, can do so free of
cost, as the American Express COM
,pany has notified all its agents
throughout the country to accept
and transmit free such supplies. The
orders received by Agent ID. r. APP
plegate OF the Ashland office state
all money and supplies for relief
purposes must be addessed to the
mayor of Pueblo, American Red
Cross or other recognized organiza-
tion in Pueblo or other towns in the
devastated district.
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". II. VI. 3, TO Meet

The W. II. NJ. S. OF the NJ. Il.
church will meet at the church Fri
day, June 10th at 2:30 p. m. Elec-
ton of officers for the year Miss
Marie Church of Korea will speak.
A Korean girl will be with Miss
Church. Members and friends are
urged to be present
8 q
A change in the personnel Of the
sheriff's office was effected this
week, when Miss Flora Thompson
and Joe Mcmahon severad their con-
nections as deputies Miss Thomp-
son has been employed at the court
house for more than ten years and
the latter has served efficiently for
two years-Jacksonvilel Post.
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Ladies' Elks Meet-

The Ladies Elks met Thursday
afternoon at their club room in the
Elks' Temple The time was passed
in playing cards. The hostesses
were Mrs. E. V. Carter and Mrs. W.
l.. Maxey. Mrs. A. l., Lamb won
the first prize for 500. Mrs. Joe
Poor won the bridge prize. A num-
ber of Medford lady Elks were pres
ent.
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May MAX. Home Here

May Makr HDmc Hoft-
J. Z. Nordstrom, chief quarter
master, U. S. ~, passed through the
city Friday morning. with his bride
OF a month enroute to Ashland He
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THURSDAYS NEWS
Christian Endcayoren Meet

NTHISt1EtH f7HuOttEUTVTH NONf"
The Presbyterian Christian En-
deavorerS held a picnic supper yes
terday evening in Lithia Park The
young people had been divided into
two teams, known as the Blues ant
the Pinks. last month for the pur.
pose OF a contest to Increase the mis-
sionary FUND, the losers 10 enter
tain the winning team. fao Pink'
wen the contest and We're according
ly entertained by the Blues at las
nights supper whicl. was part o
the regular business meeting.
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Recovering From OpcratiOn---

Mrs. Goldie Smith, who has been
i'll for the past few days aud has re-
Gently undergone an operation was
reported late today as improving,
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among the out OF town visitors as
were Rev. and Mrs, Angel and Mr..
and Mrs, W. Frazer Brown, Of
Phoenix.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-06-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Fraley and the
latters mother, Mrs. MassOni, left
on No. II this morning for Oakland,
Cal, where he will teach manual
training this coming year Mr.. Fra
ley has recently returned from Y. NJ.
&c. A. work in Roumania, bring
ing his wife and her mother from
Paris, where they lived prior to hia
marriage.
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Return from California

Charles and William Lindsay,
brothers, returned yesterday from
Fresno. Calf, where they had been
spending the winter. William Lind
say was accompanied by his three
uonc
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Return from Frisco

Mrs. j. o. Marrett and children
have returned to their home, l26
Nursery street, from San Francisco,
where Mr.. Marrett is in hospital
at that city as a result of injuries
sustained from railroad accident
at Siskiyou. Mr.. Marrett is report
ed as improving and it is expected
that he will be at home here in about
a week. He was hurt while coupling
two freight cars.
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Leaves for Portland

II. S. Emery of this city left yes
terday for Portland where he will
visit his son, NJ. S. Emery. and at
tend a reunion OF Oregon pioneers.
He will also visit at the home Of his
daughter, Mrs. C. X. Loosely Of
Portland.
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Leaves for Crater Lake

Leonard Petit, violinist, has left
here for Crater Lake Lodge where
he will play during the season.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-06-15

The appointment of Martin d.
Bowers of Gold Hill, as u member
OF the state lime board. was an
nounced by Governor Olcott Monday
Bowers fills the vacancy caused by
the death of his father, Benton Bow
ers. The appointment was made in
conformity with the provisions OF
the statute which requires the rec
ommendation OF the State Tax Pay
ers' league. Bowers also had the
recommendation of the state lime
board
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-06-15

Baby Boy
A baby boy was born TO Mr.. and
Mrs. "Chic" Farlow OF this city on
Saturday of last week. The baby
and Mrs. FarlOw are at local hos
pital.
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Entertains at Dinner Party

Mrs. E. d. Jennings entertained
on Iowa street. The guests were
Mrs. Elmira Mattinely. Mr.. and Mrs.
Renius Comvest and two sons, Mrs.
Earl Emith and daughter. Dorothy
Mrs. e. c. Payne. Mrs. J. p. Sayie,
Mrs. George Robinson.
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Ministerial Association Meets

The Ministerial Association held
picnic and forum Monday in the
park. DR.. Buglin and Mr.. Lewis
we're special guests and DR.. Bulgin
gave an inspiring talk on the Prob
lens Of the Preacher" The wives
and children shared the dinner and
the lecture. Rev. Mr.. Cline and
Rev. Hanson Of Grant Pass were
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Leaves for Portland

Roderick Boyce, employee Ford
garage. leaves for Portland Sunday
evening to take two days course Of
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Return From Portland -

Return From POrtland--
DR.. c. F. Tilton and family re-
turned last evening from a motoring
trip covering a couple Of weeks.
They went as far as Portland, stop
ping at number of places enroute.
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Now Paint

New Paint
The Natatorium has been lately
transformed in appearance. 1t has
been newly painted In battleship
gray with trimmings in green. Mr..
Renie Is a really progressive citizen
and business man and Is exemplify-
ing his faith in the future by these
splendid Improvements.
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Rev. Oldsfieid Returns

Rev. Oldsfleld Heturns--
Rev. Oldsfield, pastor OF the Con-
gregational church, has returned
from Portland where he has been at
tending the Rose Festival. He went
to Portland for the purpose OF meet
ing his wife, who was enroute TO
Ashland from Roundup, Mont. Rev.
and Mrs. Oldsfield srrlyer here Sal
urday.
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Burglars to be Sentenced

Peter strauff and Frank Kodat,
found guilty last Friday Of burglary
of the Gold Hill bank will come up
for sentence before Judge F. NJ.
Calkins Wednesday morning. 1t is
expected that an appeal will be taken
| in their case.
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Hold Picnic at Wagner springs--

HOIu FICHIC dt W"E'E 'P'h
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Young and FAM
ily, Mr.. and Mrs. 4. G0wland and
family, and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Froh-
boes and family. motored to Wagner
Springs yesterday. They held II
good eats" picnic" at that place
and returned to their homes in the
Belleview district in the evening
after an enjoyable days outins
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Soldiers and Sailors

The Soldiers and SailOra associa-
ton will hold a reunion in Lithia
Park. Sept to Sept. 10. The de-
cision to hold the reunion here was
made at a business meeting OF the
association held at Gold Hill Sat
urday Of last week Officers pres.
ent at the meeting we're: Col. Com
mander. z. X. Hall OF Ashland. Lieut..
Col. ]. 3. Peterson OF Grants Pass,
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Major A. J. S. Smith of Gold Hill,
J. p. Sayle OF Ashland, was elected
Lquartermaster. Our chaplain. Mrs..
Isabel Spencer was absent being at
their mountain home.
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Returns from School :

Ward Hammond son OF Rev. and
Mrs. PJ X. Hammond OF this city,
arrived yesterday from Portland
where he had been attending the
Oregon Polytechnic school.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-06-15

Weather Repirt for the week
Normal temperatures and occa-
slonal showers are predicted for this
week by the weather burear OF the
U. s. department of agriculture. at
Washington, d. c.
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Gives Party


To Teach In Asniahn--
Miss Dirothea Abraham Of Rose
burg. has accepted teaching posi-
ton with the Ashland high school
for the school year OF l92i-22. Miss
Abraham is a graduate OF the school
OF home economies. and will receive
her degree at commencement, June
10.
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Prayer Meetings Held

Eighteen prayer meetings were
held in the city yesterday as part of
the Bulgin evangelist campaign. One
hundred meetings have been held
in the city to date with an average
daily attendance of 600 Residents
in the Boulevard and Mountain ave
nue. district will meet tomorrow at
the home OF Mrs. Whitenbach. They
will meet June IA at the home Il
Mrs. Payne and on June l6 at Mrs.
Whitenbach.
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SiskIyou Visitor

Mrs. Ragland OF Siskiyou, spent
yesterday In the city shopping and
visiting friends.
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Earl +. Fraley who has been teach
ing at Santa Marie, Cal. arrived
here Sunday evening to Join his wife
and little son, who are home for the
summer. Mr. Fraley Will teach ln
the public schools OF Berkeley the
coming year.