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Rich H obo Apprehended-
R eturn from Newport—
R ogu e E lk P icn ic—
ters are p art of the time, and th at sters. Music; M. Van Scoyoc, N urse;
Patrolm an Priest, special police-
Mr. and Mrs. W, C. Holmes have
m t . and Mrs. George Robison, Mrs. some of the city and county “ vamps”
Junior High School
( man at the Southern Pacific corn- returned from Newport a fte r an c . W. McKibbon, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff will be called as witnesses.
I. C. Wilson, principal and physi
charge of the Boy Scout camp fori pany yards, apprehended a “side- extended visit at the seashore.
Payne, A^r. and Mrs. L. J. Heer and
The authorities announce th a t the cal training; Ethel Ried, science;
M edford V isitor» —-
th e coming week. Mr. K oehler will I door pullm an passenger” on a slow
i son Jimmie, and Dr. Maud Hawley “clean up” has ju st started, and will Florence Allen, language; Carihel
Frank Patterson and m other, from hie him to th e tall tim ber for a deer freight tra in yesterday, only to find Old Tim er V isits—
composed a picnic party th a t mot- be
operation for another two Morehouse, history; Nellie Beaver,
Medford. were in Ashland Thursday. | or so.
th a t the w andering member of the! G. N. Frazier, who put the first ored to Rogue Elk Sunday.
weeks before every phase has been English; W inifred Spencer, a rith m et
“W eary Willie frate rn ity ” had $100,- iron works in Ashland in 1875, is iu
concluded.
ic and history; Elizabeth Blume,
Ladies’ high-grade tailoring, lat-i
“ H e a rts of G o ld ” a re w in n ers.
000 in Russian money on his person the city visiting his old stam ping R eturn from C rater Lake__
The
two
squads
of
special
opera
geography and civics; Dorothea Ab
eat fashions and woolens are now in
besides a considerable! sum of Amer grounds. He now lives In Eugenei
n T
, ,,
.
tives
and
deputy
sheriffs
who
left
raham
s, household economics; Leon-
.
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i
The
c
-
L-
Hanson
and
E.
Daugherty
a t Orres Tailor Shop.
2 94-tf Visit at M edford—
ican currency.
Upon request the and is making
a to u r of ouuiueiu
Southern | laiiinies
#
.
■> yesterday
,
. . .
returneu
from Medford Friday morning, had not illa Smith, sixth grade; C. Edna Ken-
families
returned
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Mrs. Ella W hite, Mr. and Mrs man bought a ticket to San F ran Oregon, including C rater Lake. T h isjC rater Lake a£ter a week>8 campln returned up to noon Saturday. They
, nedy, fifth grade; Vetris McCredie,
Rugeui! Visitors—
| Charles C hristian and Miss Hubb vis- cisco. W ith th e purchase of a ticket
first 3top in Ashland since l8 7 i* trip. The Hanson family were ac- tnnV
took along food aud blankets, so it ' fourth grade; Hazel Bruner, third
Mr. and Mrs. Olive Taylor and son j t e d Medford Friday and were tbe allowing him pullm an car privileges, and he was much impressed with the
is plain they journeyed far back i t grade; Kathy rn Miller, second grade;
and Mr. Taylor’s sister, spent Thurs- guests of Mrs. S. M. Andrus for the the form er rider of brake beams tra advancem ent of the city. He says companied by a guest, Adlebert El
the
hills, a fte r suspects and stills.
Isabella W attenharger, first grade.
liott,
of
G
rants
Pass.
day night with their uncle and aunt, day.
veled in style.
Ashland looks good to him.
~
Hawthorn« School
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Greenwood, of
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Brush F
ASHLAND TO OPEN
! Ila MYera’ principal and sixth
Liberty street. They are returning K etu.n from California—
Watch Yeo’s window.
2 9 9 -tf | R eturn from C rescent City—
A
fire
which
broke
out
yesterday!
SCHOOLS
SEPT.
12
T™*?61
Hedrick- f,fth Srade;
to their home near Eugene after an
Mrg L. M Ring returned Saturday
| Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Billings and
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'* ildred Million, fourth grade; Sarah
auto trip to San Francisco.
! from McCloud, Calif., where she has M otor to R ogue E lk—
son John have returned from Cres i» the vicinity of the F. H. W alker
Williamson, third grade; Vera Man-
(C ontinutd From Page One)
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Shell and cent City, Calif., where they have home, south of Ashland street and
j been for the last few weeks.
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ne*,
grade; Eugenia-C arson,
grandson, Terrence, motored to been for the past week. They were east of M ountain avenue, burnt a Typewriting; Mrs. Louise Hammond.| first second
"H earts of Gold” can’t elope.
grade; Jane Atkinson, first
Orres cleans clothes clean. 294tf Rogue Elk resort yesterday, re tu rn accompanied by Donald Vestall.
strip of land about a mile long to
Household Economics; Leona M ar-¡grade; Emma Keltin«. mixed grade.
Medford Visitor—
ing th e sam e day.
the Belleview district, according to
George Barnum, of M edford, w as. Form er A shland W oman Dies—
i citizens in th a t neighborhood. It is
Sunday ScRool P ic n ic —
au Ashland visitor Friday evening.
W ord has come from Rev. D. J
We use up-to-date methods of
The picnic in L ithia P ark T h u rs not known how the fire started, al
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• Gillanders, form er pastor of the Con cleaning and pressing. Satisfaction day by the C hristian Sunday school though ifr was a t first thought to be
Ju st received the new Bruner gregational church here, th a t Mrs. guaranteed. P aulserud’s.
299-tf was quite an enjoyable affair. More of incendiary origin. County Fire
Woolen Company’s line of fall and Gillanders passed away on Wednes-
than 100 were present for dinner. W arden Beagle was called to the fire
w inter samples. Call in and see Jay last.
Many friends here who Leave for Crater Lake__
The tables were loaded with picnic and with the assistance of twenty-
them. Cleaning and repairing done learned to love her for her beautiful
The H. H. Leavitt family from 440 lunches and were served in cafe five men managed to get the fire un
on short notice. K. Nelson, Hotel I Christian spirit, will sympathize with Chestnut street, left Friday for Cra teria style to the hungry picnickers. der control at an early hour this
Austin Bldg.
273-tf the afflicted family.
ter Lake. They may visit Klam ath Some stunts and races by the ladies morning.
Falls before retu rn in g home.
were the am usem ents for the a fte r
Automobile insurance— Yeo, o
R eturns from Cam ping Trip—
Miss E d ith H errin M a r r ie d -
noon.
course.
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Sherman Graff, linotype operator
S avage R apids Dam Work __
Miss Edith H errin, daughter of Mr.
for the Tidings, returned Saturday
Construction work on the Savage T rains A re D elayeil—
and
Mrs. Fred W. H érrin, 3 43 North
evening from C rater Lake and as To R eturn to A shland—
Passenger train s were held up at Main street, and Harvey K. W att
Rapids dam has been going ahe^d
H. J. Boyd, a form er resident of
sorted localities along the Diamond
rapidly during the past few weeks. G rants Pass Saturday m orning on were m arried at 4 o'clock yesterday
Ashland,
who
has
been
residing
in
Lake road, where he has been spend
The south end of the -dam as far as account of a wreck at Hugo early afternoon at the H errin Home by1
ing the last ten days campiug out and Los Angeles for some time, left for the by-pass was completed Friday. th a t morning. A freight car was de Rev. p. K. Hammond, vicar of the
chumming with mountain lions, bears this city August 20, according to a The work between the by-pass and railed anti train No. 13 from the Trinity Episcopal church. Only rel t
and other representatives of, the ani letter received by the Tidings from pier six, which is the present end of north was held up several hours. atives were present. Mr. W att is the
Mr. Boyd today.
mal kingdom th a t infest the dark
construction, will be ended about Train No. 14, n o rth bound, was held son of Mr. and Mrs. D. M. W att and
nights surrounding a lonely camp
here for an hour w aiting for the is a Jackson county man. F urther
Fluff Payne m ak es appio presses. Tuesday. It is expected to have the
fire.
south bound train to get through. inform ation could not be obtained
299-tf north and south ends finished en tire
ly by September 10, a t which time The w recker was brought down from this morning, as telephone calls to
A nnual M eeting o f C hautauqua As Camp in Dead Indian Country—
the w ater will be tu rn ed from the Ashland, but th e passenger had m an the H errin home failed to bring a
• social ion—
E. E. Phipps, local real estate deal jy-pass through the power house aged to get through before It reached response. It is presirtned th a t the
The portion of the dam the scene of th e trouble. Nobody en tire party accompanied Fred H er
The annual meeting of the South er, and family left Saturday for the gates.
The rin, who left for Portland this morn
through
th
e by-pass will then be done, was h u rt in lh e accident.
era Oregon C hautauqua association; Goad Indian country where they will
wrecked
car
was
on
freight
extra
ing.
will be held on Tuesday evening, ' remain until W ednesday of this week completing ¿he work.— G rants Pass
2808,
west
bound.—
G
rants
Courier.
Sept. 6, at 7: 30 o’clock, in the
Pass
Courier..
Save money by buying your Fall
C hautauqua Pioneer hall. Election
3 MOONSHINERS MUST PAY
“ H earts of Gold.’
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of officers for the ensuing year and Suit at Paulserud’s.
NOTICE to P R E SB Y T E R IA N S
FIN E ; M ETE JAIL TERMS
other m atters of im portance will be
Weather for the Week—
Topeka., K an., V isitor —
A
congregational
meeting
will
be
considered. John H. Fuller, pres.
The w eather for this week will be bold at the Presbyterian church this
Mrs. J. H. Ruble and daughter,
F. J. Shi un, Secy.
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(Continued from Page 1)
generally fair with a norm al tem evening, Aug. 22, to enjoy a water
Flora, of Topeka, Kan., and forme'
residents of Ashland, are visiting perature, ’ according to predictions melon party and to decide on the bootleggers and still operators it is
To Cruise A laskan Shores—
made by the w eather bureau at W ash addition to the church building All! said th a t w arrants will be issued next
Ralph Hadfield, assistant m anager I Mrs. L. E. Reamer. Third street.
members o f the congregation come* W6ek f° r the arrest of leasors of resi
ington. D. C.
of the Ashland Iron works, a member
and bring a watermelon». Board of (lences where more or less gay booze
of the naval reserve, left this m orn H EARTS OF GOLD CANTALOUPES Trip to Lake o f th e W oods__
parties were held, and th a t evidence
Trustees.
Best ever grown, for sale at your
ing for Portland, where he will join
It
lias been collected showing violations
J. K. McWilliams and Roderick
fellow reservists for a fifteen days’ grocers, or at Pleasant View Farm.
Just saying “corn flakes” may not get you
1
,0
0
LA
TE
TO
classify
.
of
the law relative to moral conduct.
Boyer
made
a
trip
to
Lake
of
the
299-tf
cruise of Alaskan w aters on board a Talent.
Post Toasties. Take no chances. Say Post Toasties.
It has also been brought tq light
Woods yesterday, retu rn in g the same
United States destroyer.
th at several local m others do not
l ’aso Robles, Calif., \ isitors —
day with Mrs. McWilliams who has
Ä
?
- Add" “
know where th eir w andering daugh
been
spending
a
few
days
a
t
the
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Beiuiett,
of
Paso
Automobile Insurance a specialty
lake.
Robles,
Calif.,
arrived
at
the
auto
Yeo, of course.
290V
F °not ^ n d E~~E/ eh t r ° ° m resi<*ence,
camp last night, a fte r a trip north as
J.
\
.
W
right
and
family
were
not m odern, four level lots. $1700
far as the Big Marsh in Klam ath
R eturn from Lake o f tb e Woorlu—
near school, 16 acres choice »oi!:
Central
Point
visitors
on
Saturday.
Misses Ruth Osraun, Ernestine county, and C rater Lake. They left
no ledges outside city lim its, level
Hicks, Blanche MacLean and Eunice this morning on th eir retu rn to their Saturday V isitors—
¿oca«on. R. d . Sanford, 399
Beach St., Ashland.
299-2*
Grubb returned yesterday from a home at Paso Robles.
Mrs. W. A. Thompson, Central
two weeks camping trip at Lake of
Order your F all Suit now troni Point; Mrs. Fletcher Fish, Phoenix; FOR SALE— On A ugust 23 a t 2
the Woods. During their sojourn at
o clock p. m., a t 115 Church St.;
299-tf and Mrs. Denny, Scott’s Valley, were
One gas range and cone burner
the lake the fair hikers climbed Paulserud’s.
business visitors in the city S atu r
with coil; sm all cook stove; coal
Mount Pitt. They report the swim
day.
Leaves for Low Angeles—
stove; and a table.
Mrs. J. D.
ming fine.
Crocker,_________ _
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Miss Agnes Danford left this m orn
K
lam
ath
F
a
lls
V
is
it
o
r
__
ing for Los Angeles, where she ex
"H earts of Gold.”
FOR SALE— High class household
pects to remain during the coining
Oliver Dews, a form er Ashland
goods, w ashing m achine, bedroom
winter.
set, dining room set, le ath er rock
man, now employed by the California-
Deer H unter Leaves—
er, oak rocker, rugs and stove, and
Oregon Power company a t K lam ath
G. W. Hake left Saturday for the
num erous o th er things. At very
Something new in Yeo’s window. Falls, made a trip to this city F ri
mountains to hunt deer. Miss Rose
reasonable prices. Call and see
Hake and Ruby Derrick went along
299-tf day of last week over th e Green
them. 125 Scenic Drive. 299-3*
for a camping trip.
Springs road, which he ironically re
FOR RENT— Furnished ap artm en t
Leaves for F lorida—
ports as being “ smooth as glass.”
over Citizens Bank. Will be ready
Good food, cooked right, served
Mrs. Sarah Tourtellot , who has Mr. Dews intended to retu rn to K lam
about A ugust 25. Henry Provost,
at reasonable prices. Hotel Ashland been visiting a t the home of Mrs. ath Falla today.
phone 474-R.
299-6
LADY who hud a family of three children didn’t want
GH1I.
297tf Marcia Danford, left this m orning for
FOR SALE— One bedstead (iro n ),
any more because she had heard that every fourth,
Los Angeles, on her way home to Big Huckleberry Crop—
springs
and
m
attress;
two
wash-
Sunday Visitors at Auto C a m p -
child horn in the world was a t ’hinaman.
To Will Dodge and H arry Hosier
Florida.
stands, one dresser, one couch,
Mr. and Mrs. M. Foster, of Nvssa,
goes the honor of m aking the first
small table and kitchen table, and
Ida., Prof, and Mrs. Morgan of Al
chairs. 384 Helman St.
299-2*
‘H earts of Gold” next week.
big haul of huskleberries this year.
As ludicrous, perhaps, as an old misconception some skepti
bany college, and Prof, and Mrs.
Will and H arry made a merry jau n t WANTED— Situation by reliable man
cal folks used to have about advertising.
Franklin, of Salem, were among the Makes Search for Rank Rook—
to the Dead Indian country last week
— experienced clerk or alm ost anv
____
Earl U tter, messenger for the and returned with, friends allege, 365
auto campers over Sunday. These
kind of work. 167 M ountain ave
nue.
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There was a time, when some advertisements had to he taken
people make it a rule to stop over W estern Union Telegraph company, gallons of huckleberries. Local res
Sunday Wherever they are and at-i tore «P the iron grating in the side- idents ace now m aking heavy in FOR SALE— Seven room modern
with'a grain of salt. A lew misguided advertisers thought they
tend church.
j walk in front of the Postal Tele- roads on the huskleberry crop in the
house, with or w ithout fu rn itu re,
could sell their goods better by misrepresenting them. Those
fru it and shade trees, lawn, chick
graph company, while making a vicinity frequented by the two plo-
advertisers have long since gone out of business or mended
en yard. Bargain for quick sale.
if you want the best there is, e a t' "strong m an” effort to recover a lost meer berry pickers.
131
North
Main,
phone
290-Y.
their ways. Hard exjierience taught that untruthful adver
at G arnett’s.
298tf' bank book. Earl got the book.
299-lm o
tising didn’t pay.
Ten Day Crater L ake Camp er»
Engineer Bateman, wife
and
“T H E EL H A R T W AY”
daughter, and Mrs. Jam es B. Saun
Other advertisers proved that the only way to advertise suc
ders, 570 Boulevard, left last, week We will go to the ends of the
cessfully, make regular customers, and build up good will was
earth for the thing you want.
for C rater Lake for a ten days camp
to TELL THE ABSOLUTE TRUTH about their goods in their
THE THEATER BtAliTVU
ing trip. They went by way of F o rt
advertisements.
K lam ath and will be joined later by
Mr. and Mrs. Chester W alters of
Talent, and Mr. Saunders, who left
You can depend on the merchant or manufacturer who ad
today.
vertises. The concern that tells you frankly what it is doing
One of the latest, by the loved
•in—
a u th o r of Freckles, th e H arvester,
is a good concern with which to do business. The store that
R eturus from Cinnibur S p r i n g s -
Laddies, Michael O’H alloran, etc.
advertises is a progressive store that has something really
Local and Personal
AUTOMOTIVE SHOP
Expert Auto Repairing
Phone 44
KAY & MORRISON
100 Main St.
Ashland, Ore.
Don’t confuse the new
methods with the old
methods of making
Corn F la k es. Ask
your g rocer for -
Post Toasties
best corn flakes
One Born Every Fourth Minute
A
CONNIE T
TALMADGE Starts Tuesday
"Dangerous Business”
Claude Saunders, w ell know n ton-
sorial a rtist in the Elks club, has
returned from Clnoibar Springs,
where he has been camping for the
past two weeks.
From ’F risco H ospital—
LEAVING TONIGHT
Bert Lytcll
IN
“ A Message From Mars”
And Two Reels of Giggles
et
Books
ioonerville’s Fire Brigade 99
C. O. P orter, local employe of the
Southern Pacific company, has re
turned from San Francisco where he
was confined in the company hospital
for several days following a serious
operation.
L eave for E u gen e —
Miss Crystal Jacobs and her m oth
er, Mrs. Jacobs, who have been vis
iting friends here, left Saturday for
Eugene, where they will spend the re
m ainder of the school vacation. Miss
Jacobs will retu rn to Roseburg In
tim e for th e opening of the coming
school "year.
“H E R
F A T H E R ’S DA U G H TER ”
by
Gene Stratton-Porter
$1.73
•THE FLAMING FO REST”
by
Jam es Oliver Curwood
worth while to say to you. And companies that advertise their
products or their service have confidence in them. You can
safely 'share their confidence.
Inferior merchandise cannot masquerade in the quality
clothes of advertising.
A STORY WORTH READING
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