ASHLAND DAÍLT tlDÎNGà. PAGE F û t B Monday, July 11, 1021 gigqqraw- TA FT TAKES OATH AS ! selling. Wools are sold direct to ciation’s 'general m anager, R. A .! Last Friday afternoon Mrs. Lou CHIEF JUSTICE OF mills and to large eastern wool mer- W ard. Mr. W ard makes hia head-1 Case and l&rs. W. K. Day were host : THE SUPREME COURT' chants. The elim ination of three quarters in the Morgan building esses at the home of the la tte r to a WASHINGTON, D. C., July 11..— or four country buyers or middle*' Portland, Or. Local and Personal company of friends at a 6 o'clock William Howard Taft today took the men and th e necessary handling ■ ■ — . ,. ------- Side Lights....... . tea. The guests included M e sd a m e s____________ oath as chief ______ justice ______ of the ________ supreme charges, coupled with the grading of; makes considerable .»v-j OF CONDOLENCE M artha Barron, Mary Dunn>, Ellen court, achieving w hat he declared to the . . . wools, _____________________ W agner, Eugenia Atkinson, M argar-1 be "his life’s ambition. T aft’s family j ing for the wool growers. Sixteen MASONIC MEETING ONB-ELEVEN J Copco Item Fishing P a rty — et Applegate, Elizabeth Van Sant, and 200 friends witnessed the cere- sim ilar wool associations are in ex I Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hicks, M isses; To the Comrades of Burnside Post: Cigarettes and Sadie Boslough. mony at Attorney General D augh-1 istence. Some of these are several Ernesteen Hicks and Ruth O sraur.; „ . . . 4i. u j The removal of Conrad E. E. White <?> erty ’s office. years old. All have made a success , O u ry e a rso f and Thomas Moore spent yesterday • For Sale— F ruit, grain and hay of th eir Business and have secured r ° m ° " ! . » dea' ‘‘ has br“ “ ‘!hl Special communication of Ashland fishing a t Copco dain. at the Cali making good several cents a pound more th eir, teil . 8 “ v. 088 . . " word’ lodge No. 23. A. F. & A. M., Tuesday fornia-Oregon power plant on the insurance. Yeo. of course. Phone OLD TIMERS” REGISTER AS i »• . 4. . and which can, be measured only bv 274-J. 262-tf witkmilllons F shippers. The association’s m e th o d s ;,h evening, July 12, 1921. First de Klamath liver. ENTRIES IN COMING TENNIS 4. , toe sadness ot our hearts when we 1 TOURNAMENT, LITHIA PARK of m arketing the wools are generally „ u gree Visiting brethren welcome. sm o k ers v recall what he has been to us and R eturns From T<*xas— conceded by authorities to be the . • ,, . , W E. BUCHANAN, W. M. Rhsenthal, famous ’cellist; Ethel 1 » sound . . and . . business-Rke . . _____, to th0 world at la r«e. aad remem- Mrs. Anna McCarthy Moore, w'fe! suggests that W. H DAY, Secretary. With more racket swingers in evl-i « only method Johnson, dram at c soprano; screen of Captain Frank Moore, of the reg deuce on the Lithia P ark tennis court j o f handling the farm flock clips The her th a t we shall see him no more we knowhow. pictures at Chautauqua Sunday night earth. ular army, stationed at Camp T ra than any other preceding season, the; associat'on will handle over 2,000,- on wg rentIer o July 17. our h-'inpatll> sympathy to to the W eather for th e W eek— Ju st buy a vis, San Antanio, Texas, is home for coming tournam ent promises to be °00 pounds of wool this season. E a s t-‘ We tender * 0UI 1 , lam uy and near triends and w h il e The w eather forecast for the en the summer, as a relief from cUmatic jammed full of interest, according, ern sales connections are being m a d e ' „ packageand -it, . . . . 4u 44. we realize th a t their hearts must he suing week in Southern Oregon is WE REPAIR anything. Phone 114. conditions prevailing in Texas. Capt. to J. D. Beeson, superintendent of at the present time. n n - s i, 259-tf find o u t. . , » ** filled w.Xh sorrow over one who was "generally fair with the tem perature Moore is at Pueblo, Colo., tem porar the <$> «» park playground and tennis The success of this new O regon' miinll ,, . , near norm al.” according to the pre Leave for Vacation— i. .__________ ... . so much to them, yet we believe ily attending to re l> f measures in courts. venture is due in no small wav to th . , “ , " , . , grateful m memories which diction of the w eather bureau at behalf of flood sufferers, government asso- tint. many . eiuuues wnicn Mr. and Mrs. II. 8. H arr'bon left Mr, Beeson states th a t the follow the organizing ability • of . the asa0 come from such a life as naturally W ashington. D. C. yesterday on a week’s vacation l i s t aid being necessary. ing “old tim ers," tennis enthusiasts, ♦ <•> TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. •" Ss odo1’ f,om frankinsence, will do ♦ <» ing trip on the Rogue river. They have answered the call of the white “ _ ——-------------— much to console their minds Lectures tills week at C hautauqua— will spend a few days at Rogue Elk Big dance at the Bungalow Wed line and the ring of the racket by FOR SALE— Singer sewing machine Conrad E. E. White passed from By Dr. Em anuel Sternheim of Bos and later drive on to C rater Lake. nesday night. 3t signing up as tournam ent entries in good condition. Price $25. In- He was ton, 2:30 p. m., a 15 p. ni. A fter 0«ar*AM«4 by quire 540 Holly street, Ashland. our ranks by promotion. to £ J. H. Fuller, L. A. W hitehead, V. noons, 25c; evenings,* 35c. Concert Guns and F ishin g Tackle— Or. 263-6t* ’ needed elsewhere. Let us close up Refuses to Tell On A ssailant— O. N. Smith, J. H. McGee, H. S. E l our ranks and march faithfully for- prelude in the evening. Round Ta Elkhorn Gun Store. 81 Oak street. W illiam Carpenter who was mys more, J. W. McCoy, H. G. E nders,¡F O R SALE— Piano. Inquire 329 ' ward. ble discuss'd) in the afternoon. 261-1 mo teriously wounded in the chest while Jr., P. Plum mer, and W illiam M Beach street. 1-4* a — — — » ♦ ___ Our ranks are waiting. Close up! 1 <8> $ w orking at a well on a homestead Briggs. Florence autom atic oil cook stoves Close up! ! FOR TRADE— 40 acres In Ozarks. SHOO FLY All those having unpaid bills in the Griff ti Creek district three and ovens. Ashland F u rn itu re Co ! W hat have you got? Address Boyd. Life’s sun is hastening. Close up! i Spray your anim als with Shoo against the Bulgin campaign please weeks ago, was discharged from the FRED W; HERRIN 767 E. Main street. 263-4* <s> Close up! Fly and keep the flies away. R eturns to W ashington— ELECTED DIRECTOR OF present the same before August 1, Sacred H eart hospital Friday. Car Evening and th at last bugle call. F o r SALE OR EXCHANGE— Excel WOOL GROWERS N. W. McGee, who has been \ ¡sit either to F. S. Engle at Citizens bank penter has steadfastly refused to ICELESS COOLERS lent small ranch, four room house, L ights Out, will come to one and • • ing at the home of his nephew. J. H or to C. F. Koehler, treasu rer of name his assailant, claiming he does bearing orchard, beautiful loca all. Use Iceless Cooler and make it pay 263-1* not know, though the gun was held tion. City w ater and light. Good (Contlnutd From rage one) McGee, left yesterday for his home M inisterial association. But it need not our souls appal. I'^o r Itself in a year in ice bills place for chickens, pasture land so close it left powder burns on his ♦ <& In Pullm an. Wash. modify m arketing organlza 1 It ; Plqse up! Close up! for several cows. Good returns New W hite Sewing Machines, a l Improving from Illnean— shirt. The bullet just missed ills <§> <» is patterned somewhat after the Cali on investm ent if properly han ways on hand. Used machines for J. P. SAYLE W hat is a vacation w ithout mu Miss Grace Hogue has been quite lung.— Medford Mail-Tribune. dled. Can use Ashland residence rent. fornia associations and some of the T. L. OXFORD. sic? Buy a small Victrola and take ill with blood poisoning, hut was im $ >S> ‘ in exchange on p art payment. Ad middle w estern wool m arketing as W. S. BALL. it along. Rose Bros. 247-tf proved this morning. dress J. M., care Tidings. 263-tf Have a fit at Orres. Tailors for sociât.kins, which have made a sig 4k Committee. Men and Women. 116H FOR SALE OR TRADE— Seven acre nal success fdr th eir members. Coluiubia Hotel A rrivals— Cliff Payne makes lawn cha.'rs. place with four room moderni The affairs of th e association are <$> <8> Hotel Austin Arrivals*— New arrivals at the Columbia ho house, three acres fruit in b e ar-J Guests who stopped at the Hotel managed by experienced wool men ing. Can use Ashladd residence; tel are: C. E. Westin. G rants Pass, Farm Bureau Plan P*<-ni<*— close in in full or p art paymeftt. Farm Bureau representatives have Austin yesterday are: Mrs. Charles and business men, and it has the in R. C. Hartley, Siskiyou; Mrs. Heu- Address J. M., care Tidings. 26J*4t'i LEAVING TONIGHT heil Smith. M argaret Smith. Grants been in town the past week, plan Mirbach, Lakeview; Marelle Kelle dorsem ent of leading bankers, wool- Pass; Jam es J. Kennedy and fam ning a farm ers’ p icn ic-to be held her, Ethel Kelleher, W enatchee, growers and business men. Over in Ashland parks on Saturday. July W ash.; S. A. Danford, Eugene; S. C. 700,000 pounds of m em bers’ wools ily, Chico, Calif. A’rTRACTIVK Form erly The annual event is held among Sutherland, J. Feldm an, G. W. Mor are now being graded. Return to Ranch Home— county precincts in rotation. Lust an, P ortland; Mrs. Byron, San these wools were sold ungraded, and Mrs. J. E. Roberts and daughter, year at Medford, this year at Ash Francisco; Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Grable, buyers bought on the basis of the who have been »> Ashland the past land, and next season Talent is i ro- Hornbrook, Calif.; E. Jones and value of the poorest fleeces in the FALL STYLRS -IN— eek attending the Southern Oregon posed. and wife, Los Aihgeles, Calif.; B. J. Jack- sack. This was a business necessity i C hautauqua, returned yesterday to KALI, PRICES son. F ort K lam ath; Dr. Manuel I because of the great irreg u larity of! wools and the bad condition in which ! their ranch home between Talent Sternheim, on C hautauqua program ,! Afternoon lectures at Chautauqua Have arrived at and Phoenix. N. by Dr. Emanuel Sternheim. of Bos Boston, Mass.; S. H. Bill, Oakland, they usually came Into the m arket ! * & ton, 2:30. Calif.; W. D. Coburn, H. A. Uhly, However, this practice on the whole! The series of lectures by Dr penalized every careful grow er and) Tailors for men and women Roseburg. ♦ «• Emanuel Sternheim, of Boston, will resulted in considerable loss to sheep! We make Suits to order K You are invited for a look be given at 2:30 and 8:15. This will Nelson. All association wools are! ., Don’t forget thè big dance at the men. THC TMtATER undoubtedly be one of the most b n I Bungalow W ednesday n/ght. 3t graded by Boston experts and put; Rant and interesting series of ad Li.« k‘ng fo r Local ion— in m erchantable condition, which ; <a> dresses ever delivered in Ashland. greatly enhances th eir value. A fter! J. C. W hitaker, from New Mexi Enterta'ns Missionary S o c ie ty - COMING—TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY Monday, Tuesday. W ednesday and co, but heretofore a resident of Ore Miss Agnes Danford, returned grading and baling, the wool also; Thursday, July 11, 12, 13. 14. gon in the vicinity of Portland, is in teacher from Alaska, where she lias takes a considerable lower ra te east <?• Ashland on the lookout for a loca been employed for re a rs past, af which makes an additional saving! The best milk money will b uy’ tion in which to establish a new forded tlie W omen’s Missionary so for sheepmen-. The wools are han-i Why? ft is pasteurized. 10c per ciety of th? Methodist church prac died In a licensed U. S. wool ware business enterprise. quart. Rose Bros. 243-tf tical illustrations of educational work house, graded and weighed by li- ! ♦ —Starring— CHOCOLATE «> « For a good plunge or tub bath in in th at northern territo ry and its censed graders and weighers which Seattle Elks Entertained— VANILLA Seattle Elks on th e ’r way to the pure sulphur water, go to the Nat needs in general by way of developing insures fair and Im partial handling STRAWBERRY 235-tf school and church activities. Mrs. to all shippers. Through the medium Elks convention at Los Angeles were atorium . MAPLE NUT Cora Van Fossen was Hostess to this of licensed w arehouse receipts which received bv a delegation of local Elks On Comping Trip— gathering last Friday, at her home show the quantity and quality of each at the Southern Pacific depot during George W. Dunn and family have oil North Main street. grade of wool, advances are being the short train tim e stop of the gone on an extended cam p in g ‘trip, secured to tak e care of growers until ♦ ♦ northern city’s lodge members Sat Snyder’s Royal Jazz O rchestra at the outing leading up into northern urday afternoon. Their reception and western Oregon sections for a the Bungalow W ednesday night. 3t here "followed a sim ilar one accorded stay which will last several weeks. them ti Medford by the Elks of that A caretaker is in charge of the old city. fam iliar homstead premises on G ran ite street during their absence. Rack to Pre-W ar Prices—— On and a fte r July l ] , 1921, we Pure pasteurized milk, 10c the will work to the pre-war price list. 243-tf 3 For cash. Ira Reeder. 261-6 quart at Rose Bros. K n teitain s Frhmds— Ashland News in Paragraphs in ” ,c< cigareues|"T P cil’s Corner Viola Dana Fall W oolens OFF SHORE PIRATE’ We sell 'W ithout L im it Brick Ice Cream Anna Q. Nilsson Ashland Creamery ❖ * Rip Van W inkle at Chautauqua Moves to Htrickfadcn Property— J. L. H arner has moved into the) Friday night. July 15. Stri;ckfaden property, which lie pur-! <» A F ish in g at Jenny th-eek— chased some time ago upon which j J. H. McGee and family spent Sun he has made extensive Improvements. day on a fishing ewpedlion io Jenny At the tim e of its erection it was creek, where they enjoyed a picnic considered one of the most impos dinner and returned home late In ing residences in Ashland, ideally the afternoon. located on Almond street heights. The Krope property which Mr. H ar Midsummer suits at Paulserud’s. ner vaacted and also owns, has been 263-tf rented to Mr. Short, the new pur ♦ <» chaser or the East Side Pharmacy. H; R. Adams for plumbing, heating : <& -» and gaB fitting. Repairing a «peel Screen pictures at Chautauqua altjr. 248 Fifth St Phone 18fi-jJ Sunday night, July 17. Rip Van Winkle” at - Chautauqua Friday Night Hides, Skins and Pelts Sell your hides and pelts at Ashland and save freight charges. We are now pre pared to receive small or large consignments, from one hide or pelt to carload lot* at highest market price, and will render check same day hides are received ♦ Lake o f the W oods V acationers— The families of Waldo Klum, George GTlette and Torb Sanford have joined the Lake of the Wood? colony for the sum m er vacation pe riod, and are occupying summer cot tages at th a t resort. Quite a n.um- ber of other families will join them later on, as July usually witnesses the crest of tourist em igration to that locality. Mr. Z. B. Brown or Tolo says Smith told Jones that George Yeo still Insures automobiles. 262-tf Corner 1st and A Street. ASHLAND, ODE. We Have Just Received A New A Fund oflnformation That You Should Have ISRAELI, who lor six years was prime, minister of Eng land, said: “ It has been my observation that the most successful man in any undertaking, is the man who has the most information.” D It doesn’t require any particular information just to go out and buy something. But to buy the best of that something at a price that is satisfactory to von—that is a successful purchase. And to make successful purchases you must have information. Advertising give syou just that kind of information. It tells you where to go in order to get the best of anything you want at a fair price. • East Side Market UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT We solicit your patronage. We han<ye only the best of Meats, kept in refrigerated glass eases, under absolutely sani tary conditions. You can see them for vourself. Also handle Fresh Fish O il Thnrsdav and Fridav B row n Kid Oxford • ** y » Chestnut Brown Color To those who use it properly;- newspaper advertising is a source of economy and satisfaction that never runs dry. It is a watch-dog of dollars—a guarantee of "satisfaction. An Utz & Dunn If you would learn the fadts about the things you need to make you comfortable and. happy. Made on a Combination Last read the advertisements C. A. Pauley & Company Successors to .las. Barrett Phone 188 Ashland That is why it is a paying proposition for the man or woman who handles a pocketbook to study the advertisements in The Tidings—regularly—every day. , ASHLAND O N E CO N,, 2, - *• - x - . -