PAGE FOUR ASHLAND DAILY TIDINGS. Dunn Family Mores— Ashland N ew s in Paragraphs Y T h e L. C. D u n n fam ily h av e m oved fro m th e ir ^ fo rm e r resid e n ce , I l l iL aurel s tr e e t, to 5 8 2 A llison s tre e t. Local and Personal 8ide Lights - . . H a y and of co u rse. g ra in in su ra n c e . Yeo 2 7 6 -tf Masonic Calendar thK Week— ADJUSTMENT OF INTRASTATE FREIGHT RATES ORDERED BY COMMERCE COMMISSION W ashington , d . c .. August 1.— D esp ite th e re f u s a l of th e ’ W ash tn g - 't o a s ta te p u b lic se rv ic e co m m issio n to a c t in th e m a tte r , th e in te r s ta te c o m m erce co m m issio n h e re to d ay ^ordered i n tr a s ta te f re ig h t ra te s on ferain , an d g ra in p ro d u c ts m oving FORGES AND JAIL BREAKER GIVEN 8 YEARS SENTENCE te n tla r y a s soon as possible, a n d is d ic tm e n ts a re disposed« of. b u t th is , expected to ta k e th e p ris d n e r to Sa- is h a rd ly th o u g h t p ro b ab le. lent so m e tim e th e f ir s t o f th is 'w e e k . F o r e s te r has- been k e p t in th e The s h e riff w ill b re a th e e a sie r .w hen s tro n g e s t cell in th e co u n ty ja il e v e r F o r e s te r is o ff his h a n d s a n d safely since he was b ro u g h t back fro m th e b eh in d th e p e n ite n tia ry , d o o rs »Itj n o rth a f te r his escape, u n d e r close m ay be th a t J i e w ill be k e p t in th e g u a rd . H e serv ed a te rm in th e Cal- co u n ty ja il u n til th e tw o p e n d in g i u - j if o r n ia p e n ite n tia ry fo r fo rg ery . , v ' " J ? " ' “ " '1 - ' ' ’ Ì PU™ I » « « » « « « » • 10c th e J. K M cW illiam s a u d N. H ., I te r - Q¿ r , Ro, e BrüS 3 4 3 -tf riso n le f t fo r P o rtla n d ' th is m o rn -;* ______ ing w here th e y will a tte n tio n F o rd - D on’t fo rg e t, bund r e h e a rs a l a t àukiy& u c h a p te r m eets T u esd ay frp m C o lu m b ia R iv e r b a sin p o in ts to son tr a c to r d e m o n s tra tio n a s xep- city ball to n ig h t ’ , 281-1 S e a ttle , T acom a, a n d o th e r P a c ific W ork, M a rk é v c o in g . Äuguafc 2 P h ilip F o re s te r, th e fo rg e r,, who re s e n ta tty e s of th e local F o rd agency. I R e fre s h m e n ts *) M aster p o rts in c re a s e d to th e le te l e ffe c tiv e escap ed from th e county, ja il m o n th s They w ill be gone to r th re e days. $1,400,000 IS SPENT BY Malta-* ; t W ednesday on sim ila r, i n te r s ta te tra f fic . T he ago by a s s a u ltin g B ert M oses, th e ; STATE HIGHWAYÄCOMMISSION r u lin g becom es e ffe c tiv e S e p te m b e r ja ile r , a n d w as re c a p tu re d re c e n tly i ev e o iriL A u^uSt *3 <.StFted conclave Cool off in R ose B ro s : ice ■ c ream *and O f d e jio t m p te .l ftettpshm ent!». _____ ____ _ ON JACKSON CO. , ROADS 28. in S p o k an e o r S e a ttle , w h ere he w as p a rlo r w h e re q u a lity ice c re a m s an d A sh la n d lodge" T h u rs d a y evening, s h e rb e ts a w served ta k in g p a r t in a b u rg la rly , w as sen I ?64tf J a c k s o n is th e second co u n ty in th e e: PER CENT OF OREGON A u g u st 4. F irs t d egree. ten c e d iu a c irc u it c o u rt in J a c k s o n ­ s ta te in a m o u n t of fu n d s e x p e n d ed T h e re will be no s ta te d session of* W E R E P A IR a n y th in g LUMBRE MILLS OPERATE v ille by J u d g e F. M. C a lk in s to e ig h t | P h o n e 114. v . 2 5 9 -tf t a e s ta tft h ig h w a y co m m issio n -o n H illa h T em p le. F rid a y ev en in g . A u g ­ y e a rs in th e O regon p e n ite n tia ry for j th e . h ig h w a y s in 1919 a n d 1920, th e E U G E N E , .Or,, A u g u st 1.— Sixty- u st 5. his a s s u lt on Moses a t th e tim e of Rev. Hok .Lecture Eujoyed— a m o u n t b ein g $1,400,000.' By th e five p e r c e n t of th e lu m b e r m ills He p lea d e d g u ilty in Rev. A nton H ok, p a s to r of a New en d of 1921 it is e s tim a te d t h a t this a n d 50 p e r c e n t of th e lo g g in g th e escape. W eather for th e W eek-— c o u rt F rid a y to th is in d ic tm e n t. ‘‘G e n e rally fa ir a n d n o rm a l: tem ­ Y ork C zecho-Slovak c h u rc h , spoke w ill be in c re a se d to $ 2 ,4 0 0 ,0 0 0 ji cam p s in th e P a c ific N o rth w e st a r e F o r e s te r n m st face tw o o th e r in ­ p e r a tu r e s ” is p re d ic te d fo r th is week lo a la rg e a u d ie n c e a t th e F irs t Dap- a b o u t six p e r c e n t of th e $ 41,500.- o p e ra tin g , a c c o rd in g to th e r e p o r t d ic tm e n ts to w hich h e has re fu se d by th e w e a th e r .b u re a u of -the d e ­ tise c h u rc h y e s te rd a y ev en in g . Rev. 000 th e co m m issio n w ill h av e ex­ óf a s u rv e y re a d a t a d is tr ic t m e e t­ to e n te r a plea b e fo re he retaiffs an p a rtm e n t of a g ric u ltu re at W a sh in g ­ H ok h as an In te re s tin g le c tu re co n­ p ended in O regon by th e e n d of 1922. in g of th e L oyal L egion of L o g g e rs a tto rn e y . It is riot know n ju s t wher. c e rn in g th e s tru g g le of C zecho-Slo­ T h e P acific H ig h w ay th r u th is c o m ity a n d L u m b e rm e n h e re to d a v . a p r o - !;he w in be rea d y to e n te r his plea; ton, D. C. vak fo r freedom a n d a g o v e rn m e n t of 55 m iles, c o m p le te d J u ly 28. re ­ p o rtio n a te n u m b e r o f m ill em p lo y es i One of th e se i n d ic tm e iits i8 foi. u t_ W h a t is ;V v a c atio n w ith o u t m u ­ w hich h e s ta te d w as m odeled a f te r ceived m o st of th e fu n d s a n d is a a n d e m p lo y e rs fro m L in co ln . Coos * • . ’ - t e n n g a « fo rg e ry , th e c a u se of « his sic? Buy a am ati V lctrola a n d ta k e th a t’ of th e U nited S tates. c re d it to th e co m m issio n , its em ploy D o u g las, L in n , L a n e a n d B e n to n , • • , , . dcuiuu o r ig in a i a r re s t h e re , w hen he w as | ees a n d th e c o u n ty c o u rt. it a lo n g . R o se B* qb . 247-tf ?° - ^ esent a t th e meet-1 c a p tu re d a ftd r p u r s u it o v er th e city. C liff P ay n e m ak es P o rch S w ings b i NOrraan P ’ l »» *»■■> »• O o o d rlc a of .h o T oggery A Moutague Visitors— AGEE CASE GOES TO JURY S n y d e r’s R oyal Jazz o rc h e s tra a t M r. an d M rs. W. TONIGHT; MRS. AGEE NOT * H. S m ith , 1661 B est M ain street,«, w ere p lea sa n tly ! th e B ungalow W ednesday n ig h t. 3t CALLED AS A WITNESS s u rp ris e d y e s te rd a y by v isito rs from ; M o n tag u ? ." U a llf '^ T h e 'g iie s ts ente*- i L eave for C orvallis— M rs. C ora D. Van F ossen a n d sis­ ta in e d w ere: A, S im m ons a n d fa m ­ te r, Mrs. A nna R. M ason an d son, ily. W a lte r Sim 'm ons a n d fam ily, G eorge M ason, le ft th is m o rn in g fo r C h a rle s W rig h t a n d fam ily , EJ. S. P a r ­ w h ere th ey will v isit s h a ll rind family,'* C h a rle s Shock an d C o rv allis frie n d s. fam ily . T h e v isito rs m o to red hom e y e ste rd a y evening. F o r C r a te r L ak e o r o th e r trip s , see De W itt T axi. P h o n e 140. 2 6 8 -lm Mtxly aD" P 1 s u p re m e ; g jjj s, OI.e s u rr e n d e rin g w hen Good-! j rich p o in ted an u n lo ad e d old revol- v er a t him . T h e o th e r in d ic tm e n t TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. c h a rg e s him w ith a s s a u lt on a ja ile r, j PO R T L A N D , A u g u st 1.— T he case FO R S A L E — C u c u m b e rs fo r p ick lin g , ’ On a c c o u n t of F d r e s te r ’s know n of M rs. A gee, c h a rg e d w ith th e m u r ­ S sqona ! B ü u i ^ a Î d a11 P h o n e 4 8 5 ^ - dangerOUS c h a r a c te r ’ S h e riff T p rri,! d e r o f h e r h u sb a n d , will p ro b a b ly go is a n x io u s to get him to th e peni- 281-6 t o . th e ju r y to n ig h j. T h e d e fe n se re s te d its case a t noon. M rs. A gge LO ST— B lack a n d b ro w n A ird ale dog, a n s w e rs to n a m e of “ B u d ,” p ro b ab ly w ill n o t .b e c a lle d to ta k e s c a r o n le f t > f r o n t l$g. F in d e r th e s ta n d in h e r ow n defen se. Do you p h o n e 3.F23. R e w ard . 281-3 know why it*« toasted? Big d a n c e a U 'th e B un g alo w W ed­ ,-T he tim e— S a tu rd a y , A u g u s t 6. W A N T E D — L a b o re rs , ro ck * m en, te a m s te rs a n d tu n n e l.m e n w a n te d n esd ay n ig h t. D ancing th e couple G et Y dnr H u n tin g O u tfit Now— T he p lace— K in g sb u ry C lub H ouse. fo r c o n s tru c tio n w o rk o n irrig a tio n 77c. w ar ta x 8c, to ta l 85c. 280-3 281-3 And sav e m oney. E lk h o rn Gun T he g irl— W h o ? ? ? p ro je c t n e a r .M edford, O regon. L a ­ ¡Store, 81 O ak s tre e t. 2 7 7 -tf i “ b o re rs w a g e s th r e e - d o lla r s fo r H ighw ay E n g in e e r R e tu rn s — PEACE MOVE MARKS e ig h t h o u rs , less o n e d o lla r fo r G eo rg e E. AlacVJcar r e tu r n e d yes­ Thirty Days for W ater Melon SEVENTH ANNIVERSARY b o a rd . O th e r w aged in pro p o r- , * tia n . ; C an - a lso u se t sta tio n m e n . te rd a y from a m o to rin g trip th a t Thieves— OPENING OF CONFLICT R o u g u e R iv e r Valley. C a n a l Co., took him as f a r n o r th as S e a ttle and J. G rie r a n d Jo h n K elley, said 1 v W A SH IN G TO N , A u g u st 1.— Im ­ th e C a n a d ian b o rd er. Mr. M acV icar police to be fro m “ n o w h e re a n d on m ad e th e tr ip w ttji h is fam ily who t h e ir way b a c k ” se n te n c ed to 3? portant. peace m oves m a rk th e sev ­ a re now v isitin g frie n d s in th e n o rth - days in th e co u n ty ja il by J u d g e e n th a n n iv e rs a ry of th e b e g in n in g I of th e w orld, w ar. S e c re ta ry H u g h e s e r a cities. G ow dy th is m o rn in g fo r “ l ittin g ” is c o n fe rrin g w ith th e g r e a t pow ers w a te rm e lo n s from a fre ig h t c a r i i J u s t received th e new B ru n e r in a n e ff o r t to se t th e d a te fo r th e th e S o u th e rn P acific com pany y ard s. THE W oolen C o m p an y ’s lin e o f fall a n d d is a rm a m e n t c o n fe re n c e . A s ta te of T h e m en w ere a p p re h e n d e d yester­ r. w in te r .sam ples. C all in a n d see peace w ith G erm an y p r o b a b ly : w ill thduf. ' C lean !A g 'am l r e p a irin g ath ¡n p lace to dance. T h e B u n g alo w W ed­ p u re s u lp h u r w a te r, go to th e Nat«- n e sd ay n ig h t from 9 to 12. D ancing a t o n urn. 2 3 5 -tf th e co u p le 77c, w a r ta x 8c, to ta l 85c. 280-3 Grain Growers Attention— New a n d second h a n d g ra in sacks, F lo re n c e a u to m a tic on cook stoves a lso sack tw ine. At P ell’s C o rn er. and ovens. A sh lan d F u r n itu r e Co. J 281-2 _ . ~ '*' ' - Mrs. S elm a C ray , a n em ployee a t M cGee’s d ry goods s to re , w ill leav e to m o rro w jn o rn in g fo r A la- m eda, C alif., w h ere sh e will spend a w eeks v a c a tion w ith h e r p a re n ts , G uum a u d th e cem ent is sa fe ly set. ■ I am g o in £ o u t to th e L ak e of th e W oods W e d n esd a y to do som e b u ild - ing. A ny one c o n te tn p la tin g buildlnfc • call a t 167 H a rg a d in e St., A sh lan d , j o r ph o n e 264-R . J. D. Beeson. 281-1*! lo a th to q u it th e scenes an d faces th a t had grow n fa m ilia r to th em , a n a w ith one acco rd sa id , “ we will bpost fo r A sh lan d a n d fo r a n o th e r c h a n ce to e n jo y h e r w ork, h e r play and h er KATHERINE MCDONALD — m- h n MotoriousMrs. Lisle STARTS TOMORROW ’’The Lost Romance” Featuring JACK HOLT LOIS WILSON CONRAD NAGEL William De Mille, Producer daily. in an in te rv ie w w ith C o ffm an to day, th e T id in g s a sk e d to • c o rre c t a s ta te m e n t m ad e in th e issu e of J u ly 28 )o t^ e effe c t t h a t th e d in in g room w orild be op­ e ra te d a s a c a fe te ria . I t w ill be op­ e ra te d as a f ir s t c la ss d in in g room . Mr. C o ffm an h a s e n g a g ed th e s e rv ­ ices of P . V asseau , a h ig h ly com ­ p e te n t F re n c h c h e f w ith w ide e x p e ri­ ence. a n d it is th e in te n tio n to m a k e th e c u isin e of th e H otel A shland th e b est In th e sta te . sa “ n FRAN í ÜSCO markets SAN FR A N C ISC O , A u g u st 1 .- F o llo w in g a r e c u r r e n t m a rk e t p rices on p o u ltíjy ^ p ro Á ic te : $ Eggs, 4 * * * Crepe de Chine, $1.79 Pongee Silk, $1.00 Sold re g u la rly a t $2.00. ' All th e new a n d s ta p le sh a d es, a good q u a lity fo r w aists in n dresses. Soid re g u la rly a t $1.25, 12- mo. w eig h t. Im p o rted J a p Pongee. Only a lim ite d q u an tity a t th is price. Baby Creepers, 85c ea. M ade o f good q u a lity ham . well m ade. Gingham Dresses, $2.79 Sold re g u la rly a t $4.00. M ade of fin e Z ep h y r G ingham nicely trim m e d . Women’s. Union Suits, 60c W o m e n ’s .g o o d q u a lity su in m d r union s u its , k n it, a ll sizes. --------------; - -r-T L in e n finish P illo w C asés, 4J a n d 45, inçh, fine fo r su m m e i use. Dress Gingham, 19c yd. Good q u a lity Z ep h y r G ingham s in ch eck s a n d plaid s. Summer Dress Goods 3 yds. $1.00 O dds a n d e n d s of summ ei- d ress goods, v alu es to 75c a yard. Y our ch an ce to buy a d ress cheap. S IG A R E T T E . Linen Crash Toweling, 25c 18 inch C ra sh T o w eling, e x tra heavy, fin e fo r ro lle r tow els fo r fam ily use. Crocheted Bed Spreads Sold re g u la rly a t $2.75. size a n d good w eight. Muslin, 16c yd. 72x90 B leached S h eets, q u a lity fo r s u m m e r use. r e g u la rly a t $1.29 each. goon S o ln Have Your Hemstitching and Picoting Done Here T H E BA LC O N Y SH O P The Store Where Your Patronage Is Appreciated H6- A line lot 2-piece house dresses, at .......... ................. . .$ .98 One lot apron dresses ........................................................$1.25 One lot house dresses ............................... . . ..................$2.49 One lot Voile dresses ..............? ....................................... $4.98 Voilfcs and Linen dresses . . . . . . ............. $8.75 ü f Full Sheets, 98c 36 inch good q u a lity B leached M uslin. Bold r e g u la rly at 2: c e n ts p er y a rd .' » G L O V E S P E C IA L S UNDERTHINGS 'Unusual values. Our present stock of knit goods priced to sell. Gowns Envelope Chemises Camisoles REAL BARG A f NS CHAMOISETTfi GLOVES In slip-on and 2-button styles, iu cream, gt’ey’’ chamois and brown. Values up*to $2.00. now $1.19 to $1.39 SILK GLOVES One lot at . ............ 89c to $1.19 Two-button style of excellent quality with embroidered wrist —in white and g re y . . . .$1.79 REMNANTS Tt,Avill be worth your while to look over our stock of cotton and wool remnants— They are priced right for a quick sale OUR JULY CLEARANCE SALE PRICES W ILL TINUE THROUGHOUT THE MONTH ** H ens, 2 3 ffî2 5 . B ro ilers, 3 1 ® 45. PO R T!.A N D , A u g u st 1.— T h e la st lap o f th e te le p h o n e r a te h e a rin g be­ fo re th e O regon pu b lic se rv ice com ­ m issio n s ta rte d , la te to d a y a n d will p ro b ab ly c o n tin u e a ll w eek. It is ex p ected t h a t a ll a ffirm a tiv e te s ti­ m o n y tgill be in t h i s w eek. . TJie com ­ p a n y vrill s t a r t its d e fe n se la te th is eek*’ or the’ fir s t o f g in g ­ Ladies’ Hose, 50c pr. tO dd co lo rs a n d sizes, v alu es to ,Z^c a pair. A real b a rg a in . -i In which apparel is offered at decided reductions to effect immediate disposal and prepare for the new season. Values of unusual importance are offered throughout our store. Be­ low are listed a few—many other equally important items not advertised. (Continutd From rage one) nTiru. Many Bargains Offered All Over the Store A Clcaraway Sale se v e ra l social fu n c tio n s. • F tld a y , J u ly 29, ev ery o n e seem ed CHANGED TO ASHLAND HOTEL TME T M E A T » Two Days Special Sale a ~ - dam - - r p lu m b in g , b e a tin g ftoople. H. — R. A s fo E lk h o rn G un S to re , 81 Oak s tre e t. a n d g a s fittin g . R e p a irin g a spec!- i HOTEL AUSTIN 261-1 mo 248 F ifth Phone 166-J. TONIGHT— Tuesday ami Wednesday 9 .5* F is h in g T a c k le — LEAVING Q U A L IT Y S T O R E Pillow Cases, 30c ea. LUC STRIKE SCHOOL CLOSES A SUCCESSFUL TERM «(Continutd From Page One) th e A sh lan d c e n te r , w ith h ig h class le c tu re rs. A m ong th e m w ere D r. C u rtis, o rg a n iz e r of th e A m erican p la y g ro u n d a sso c ia tio n a n d le c tu re r on physical an d social w e lfa re ; Dr. S te rn h e im , of B oston, a n d Mr. C ole­ m an, of O regon. R eturn Iron» L ik e O’ W oods.— ; T rig o n ia C o m p letes Casing-— J . H. McGee a n d fam ily re tu rn e d ■The T rig o n ia well fo rc e h a s .c o m ­ T he s tu d e n t body en jo y ed to th e y e s te rd a y from a w eeks ca m p in g trip p leted s e ttin g th e te n -in c h casting fu ll th e scenic b e a u tie s of A sh lan d . a t L a k e O ’ W oods. w hich w ill be c e m e n te d in ’to d ay . A m ong th e ir re c re a tio n s w e re a d in ­ t ----- D irect re a m in g D of th e e ig h t-in c h n e r In th e A sh la n d pip'k, a* a tr ip to _ Baav** blip vu See o u r F a ll S u itin g s of p u re Vir-j p a rt of th e w ell (525 fe e t) w ith a i Mt. A sh la n d , a n d a n a u to m o b ile trip gin W ool P a u ls e ru d ’s. 2 7 9 -tf I ten -in ch b it, w ill be d o n e as soon as i to th e s u m m it o f th e S isk iy o u s, a n d THE Bath Towels, 48c ea. Tt*a toasted. Good Health TO C . H. V A U P E L SUCCESSOR H eavy >■ q u a lity T u r k is h B ath T ow els, colored b o rd e rs, pink, blue a h d fg o ld . To seal in the delicious Burley flavor. Bran Bread E. R. IS A A C & CO. EgYxiOODS CON­