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ASttLAÑD WEEKLY TÍDIÑGS
Wednesday, April 2«, H»aíí
Ashland News in Paragraphs
Local and ^Personal
NATIONAL PRESIDENT
PARENTVTEACHERS ASSN.
WILL BE HERE TUESDAY
Old Grant Tannery Still Standing
Mrs. Milton Higgins, of Boston,
Mass., national president of the Par- i
ents-Teachers association, and Mrs. !
Siskiyou Chapter No 21 Examination for Postmaster __
Hill, of Portland, state president of:
There will be an exam ination held
R A. M.
the organization, will be in Ashland, I
at the post office at Ashland for
Tuesday,
May 2, a t which tim e an
Masonic Hall, Ashland
post m aster of Talent and Riddle,
opportunity will be given every
Oregon, on Saturday, May 13, 1922.
Notice of Meeting.
woman of Ashland to meet the d is -:
The post m aster at each of the above
tinguished guests.
Special cceumunicat'on Thursday
i
named towns are holding over, the
W1
e.ciilng, April 27. W ork In second
A luncheon has been planned*to be
one at Riddle since Oe ober 1, 1920,
given at the Hotel Ashland at 12:30
degree. Visiting brethren welcome
and the one at Talent since July 1,
and Medford people have already en
GEO. B. ICENHOWER, W. M 1921.
W. H. DAY, Secretary.
gaged 20 plates a t this affair. Any
one
desiring to attend Is requested
H elm an’s W hite Sulphur Plunge
Making Visit H e r e -
and Baths open for the season Sat to send in th eir nam e not la te r than
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Grubb arrived urday, April 29th.
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in Ashland Tuesday evening by m a
Following the luncheon, an open
chine from Crescent City, coming by
council will be held at which time
Operated On at Medford—
way of G rants Pass. They were the
the presidents of the various parent-
Mrs. Alice Calbert was operated on teacher organizations in southern
second party to come over the Cres
cent City-Grants Pass road with a Monday at the Sacred H eart hospital Oregon will give reports and a gen
Ih e tannery, more than 125 yeurs old, where Jesse Grant conducted his
car this spring and report consid- at Medford for appendicitis. She is eral discussion will be indulged in. business and taught the future President the art of tanning hides “still
eiabie trouble in getting through the reported as doing nicely.
From 3 until 5 o’clock in the a fte r
° int Pleasant- ° - and is one of the national shrines which’ Pies:
snow at the summit. They expect to
noon, th ere will be a reception in ' *Qt HardI“g and other notables will visit during the centenary of tlie birth
Fine Oak R efrigerators a t Icen- th e hotel parlors. T h e public is of blysses S. Grant, April 27.
visit relatives and friends here for
hower’s
New and Second Hand Store,
about a month.
cordially invited to attend any or
389 E. Main.
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all of these m eetings and plans have NEW PENSION LAW INTEREST
| WINS AUTOMOBILE
For insurance, good under all cir
been made for both Mrs. Higgins
TO
SPANISH
WAR
VETERANS
IN RAFFLE MATCH
Libera] Renarti—
cumstances. Beaver Realty Co.
and Mrs. Hill to make a talk at the
Paid for information as to the council as well as a t the reception.
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John Decker, ’ an
employe
of the
If you «-W
served
or I mult,
more A
in ll
. • — 90 w days W
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w hereabouts of ELMER B. GIG-
Any inform ation in regard to res the Spanish-American war, the China i Southern Pai‘iflc at the local round
STAD, who on his discharge from ervations or otherw ise may be ob
Practical D em onstration-
Relief expedition, or in the Philip- j house, paid one dollar for a chance
Camp Dix, New Jersey, November 7,
tained by calling any of the circle pines prior to July 4, 1902, you will 0,1 an automobile that was being raf-
Miss Louise Hammond, domestic
1919, gave Ashland, Oregon, as his
officers. Mrs. Louis Dodge is presi be interested to know congress has fled off at ReddinS. Calif., a few
science teacher of the local high
fu tu re home. His b rother desires
dent of the local circle, Mesdames W. passed a pension law of vital interest days ag0- and received a shock the
school, accompanied by about 20
‘° »ear trotn him or a n , one o t h i . ! E. Blake and A c j
vice-presi-
to you.
! latter part of the week when lie re-
students, spent considerable time
pals. Address Mrs. M. B. Reese. P.«den ts. and Mre.
PrMC#, gM.
Tuesday at the East Side m arket,
This law contains two provisions: ce*ved word th a t he had won a fine
O. Box 984, San Francisco, Calif.
retary and treasu rer. Mrs. H. T. E l First, it allows pensions to all ex- new ^ uic^ car- Having no particu-
where the students were given prac
more
is district vice-president of the sold’ers, sailors and m arines with lai use for an au tomobile, he sold it
tical dem onstrations as to where the,1
«
Good front office room for ren..
state
association.
various cuts of m eat are taken from. Beaver B,ock
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the above service record who were t0
dac°b9, who lefft Monday
A great deal of interest was mani-
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honorably discharged, and who are night on frain 15 for Redding and
(«»ted h, the girls, and It provedI
|ro m Eaa, _
now over 62 years of age: second, it wiH drlve the car home, probably ar-
“FOOLS’S PARADISE” SCORES
allows
pension to those who are at riving here Thursday._________
quite a revelation to then,.
M,ss H arr|et Craw tord
Lan.
HIT AT VINING THEATER
present m aterially disabled from
,
caster, New Hhampshire, is this week
Cecil
B.
De
Mille
achieved
a
tri
earning
by manual labor from dis
Heilman’s W hite Sulphur Plunge th e guest of her cousins. Mr. F. E.
and Baths open for the. season Sat-! Watson and Miss W lnnifred W at umph when his latest Param ount ease, if the disability be not the re
urday, April 29th.
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son, at th eir home on Straw berry production, “ Fool’s P aradise,” was sult of their own misconduct. Such
Lane. Miss Crawford, who is a shown at the Vining th eater last ev -' d’sability m ust be perm anent, but
Visiting Relatives—
member of the well-known “ W hite ening. The picture, which will b e 'need not be total. It need not be
Mr. and Mrs. H artm an, of South M ountain” Crawford family, is mak shown again tonight and tomorrow the result of m ilitary service. The
Bend, Ind., are visiting with th eir ing her first visit to the Pacific night, proved itself one of the b e s t!soIdier does not have to be 62 years
exemplars of Mr. De Mille’s director- old to claim on disability. The
cousin, Russel Yockey, for a few coast.
ial skill, and is one of the most de am ount of pension depends upon the
days. They are on their way home
after having spent several weeks at
Yeo sez: I sell life insurance. 189 lightful screen creations ever pre degree of disability and ranges from !
sented in this city.
story
Long Beach, Calif.
» The
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I deals $12 to $30 - per month. Widows
• - — — .. ~ of
Here to Attend Funeral—
with an American soldier in France veterans are also allowed pensions,
H arry Mathes arrived home this who loves a French dancing girl, but I
>'ou w*sh advice about this law,
For insurance, fire or auto, see
Beaver Realty Co.
197tf m orning to attend the funeral of his who later meets an American girl w rite W alter S. Buchanan, past na-
sister, Miss Jessie Mathes, which will dancer in a Mexican cantina, and be- tional aide-de-camp, Army and Navy
Moves Reported—
be held tomorrow afternoon. Miss comes the central figure of highly Union, Route 2, Louisa, Virginia.
Ed Butler, who has been residing Helen Van Dyke, a niece of Miss dram atic and thrilling episodes. In Prom pt action is>desirable, as a pen
in the Rhodes-Farlow building for Mathes will arrive here this evening their Interpretation are seen such sion if allowed begins from the fil
the last several months, moved yes
noted screen figures as Dorothy Dal ing of the claim.
terday to 17 6 Mechanic street, in or Operated on Today—
ton, Mildred H arris, Conrad Nagel,
Mrs. C. J. F oster was taken to the Theodore Kosloff, John Davidson
der to be closer to the new houses
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
Sacred
H eart hospital a t Medford, and Julia Faye. The production is
which he is having constructed on
where she was operated on this superbly staged and it is fully up WANTED— Position as cashier. Ad-
th at street.
dress 777 care of Tidings. 198-6
¡morning. She is reported as doing to the high standard of Mr. De Mille
nicely a t time of going to press.
Special Notice—
and Param ount.
FOR SALE— One >tudd autom atic
To dem onstrate the quality of
gas w ater heater, large size. Nelda
Cafe.
Dew Drop Inn— tor lanche«.
•Blue Ribbon bread, your grocer is
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MEDFORD Y. M. C. A. LEAGUE
authorized to sell you a 15 cent loaf
PLAYS OPENING GAME 1* OR SALE— One combination gas
for 10 cents, or a 10 cent loaf for An Error Corrected—
and coal range, Majestic. Nelda!
_
In connection with the story print-
8 cents, Wednesday to Saturday, in
Cafe-_____________
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The opening game of the Medford
199-4 ed in Monday’s Tidings regarding the Y. M. C. A. Senior league was played
clusive.
burning of the Johnson barn Sunday Tuesday night a t 6:15. The Disciples WANTED Odd jobs and lawn work. I
Phone 468-L.
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Helman’s W hite Sulphur Plunge morning, Mr. Oliver was given cred and the Baptists were the team s to
and Baths open for the season Sat it for saving the horses from the cross bats and put up a good exhibi FOR SALE— Ju st received, u s e d ’
screen doors and windows, glass
burning stru ctu re, whereas it was tion of the national pastime. A fair
urday, April 29ih.
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windows, lawn mowers. Jewel oil
Mr. Ludlow, who lives at 267 Maple crowd welcomed the opening of the
cook
stove and linoleum .. Must
street.
Bonus Appraisers Busy—
season. The game was called on
sacrifice to make room for other
E. D. Briggs, of Ashland, Vernon
m erchandise and customers. The
account of darkness, but was count
Bazaar, on the Plaza.
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Vawter and Engineer Cowgill of RUNAWAY TEAM HIT
ed an official game by m utual
Medford, left this morning for Butte
MACHINE IN GARAGE agreem ent.
Falls, where they will be engaged
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
The batteries were: Disciples, Jen
ISOLATED TRACT
for several days in appraising prop
A runaw ay team belonging to nings, Cham berlain, C hastain; Bap
No. 013683
erty for ex-service men in th a t vi Charles Holmes, who lives east of tists, R. Bayne, Donovan. Score:
(Public
Land Sale)
cinity.
the city, started from th e vicinity Disciples 10, Baptists
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D epartm ent of the Interior, U. S.
of the R eader blacksm ith shop a t
The second game of the series w ill' Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon
’
A Home Comfort range at Ic e n -’the corner of C and F irst streets, be played Friday a t 6:15 between 'A p ril 25, 1922.
NOTICE
is
hereby
given
th
at,
as
bower’s New and Second Hand S to re,* yesterday and ran east on C street, the Methodists, North and South.
directed by the Commissioner of the.
389 E. Main.
199-3’ coming to a stop only after having
General Land Office, under provi
run into a garage belonging to Al. JACK DEMPSEY REFEREES
sions of Sec. 2455, R. S., pursuant I
RECITAL BY DR. MATTIE
Sherard at the intersection of C
GIVES DECISION IN FRENCH to tlie application of Jam es W Bow-!
ers, Serial No. 013683, we will offer*
SHAW MUCH APPRECIATED and Eighth streets. A Maxwell car,
at public sale, to the highest bidder,*
almost new, was in the garage, and
PARIS. April
Billy Balzac but at not less than $3.50 per acre, at I
Dr. Mattie B. Shaw gave an inter- the tongue of the wagon hit the back ----
last night won
---- — m id d le w e ig h t'10 o’clock A. M., on the 6th day of
pretation of “ Enoch Arden” last ev- of the machine, alm ost caving it in. championship of France on points June> next, at this office, the fol-
-- aurice - Prunier. —
ening in Masonic hall, which was The re a r fenders were badly bent over M
The men lowing tract of land:
fought
20
rounds
and
decision
was j J5N Township ’ 3 ^ S*, ^ a n g e ^ ^ E 0 !
greatly appreciated by those present. and the rear curtain was a complete
Dr. Shaw is a reader of exceptional wreck. The dam age to th e car will rendered by Jack Dempsey, w orld’s, W illam ette Meridian,
ability and did justice to her read- be between $100 and $150. N either champion pugilist, who refereed the
.The sale will not be kept open, but
ing last night. The gayer parts were* the team nor the wagon were dam- bout.
" ' ,l be declared closed when those
given in a jovial mood, while the ; aged noticeably.
Dempsey furnished tlie only knock ceaspd
ti
nanied have j
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. ceased bidding. The person making
sadder ones were given in a m anner,
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out of the evening— this, when he the highest bid will be required to
th a t brought tears to the eyes o f ; SLACKER BERGDOLL MUST
arose from the referees chair and an immediately pay to the Receiver the
many in the audience. The musical *
SERVE HIS TERM IN PRISON nounced his decision in French.
am ount thereof.
Any persons claiming adversely
accompaniment by Richard Strauss
the
above-described land are advised
was played by Mrs. E. A. Woods, and
WASHINGTON, April 26.— The SEA PLANE FOITND CRIPPLED
to file th eir claims, or objections, on
as thoroughly appreciated as the re- suprem e court has denied the appli-
BY SHORTAGE OF GASOLINE or before the time designated for
C taI’
cation of Erwin R. Bergdoll for a
¡ sale.
W. H. CANNON. Register.
I w rit of haveas corpus.
Erwin, a
KEY WEST, Fla., April 26.— Ai34_5_wed
ASHLAND JTXIOR Y’. M.
brother o t G rocer Cleveland Berg-
naval seaplane
reported
having
C. A. BASEBALL N EW S!doll, is now serving a sentence of sighted the seaplane Santa Maria,
i four years in the F o rt Leavenworth which left here Monday for Nassau,
The Ashland Junior Y. M. C. A .¡prison for failure to perform mili-
with six passengers, at W illiams is
baseball league started the series tary service during the war and in
land, and which it was feared had
last Saturday morning a t the high his appeal he contended he was 11-
been lost.
school grounds. The Presbyterians legally convicted.
Gasoline was transferred to the
started out on a run to land the.
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Santa Maria, which was without fuel,
pennant for the second year by wal-
obk P r a v r w a « ™ «
and it will resume its flight, hut
loping the Bap ists. 14 to 10. In the
POLICE SEIZE
second game, the Method sts follow -,
*3° ° ’000 U ° BTH ° F WHISKEY w ithout passengers.
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:
Going hunting or fishing? Then
Forest fires have destroyed com-
you are interested in keeping the munities. Take no chances. Camp-
i forests green. Put out your camp ers. sportsm en— be good sports. P u t
iie ~
your fires out.
■■■■■....Side Lights —
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Refinish Unattractive
Surfaces
Tables, chairs or other furniture that has become m arred and
shabby, floors th a t are worn and unsightly, woodwork on which
the finish is no longer attractive. All these surraces can be easily
made like new or refinished in handsome im itations of Oak. Wal
nut. Mahogany and other expensive woods and protected from fur
ther destructive wear with
”
QUALITY 1
VARNO-LAC
It is inex p esiv e and easy to ap ply. S ta in s and V arn ish es a t one
o p e ra tio n . J u s t th e tilin g fo r to u ch in g up th e in n u m e ra b le su rfa c es
a b o u t th e hom e th a t a re c o n s ta n tly becom ing worn and shabby. Ask
a t o u r s to re for color sam p le c a rd s .
Swenson, McRae Furniture Co.
M r. B u s in e s s M a n !
A re you m aking an intelligent use
of the passing hours?
T o save tim e is to save m oney—
m oney saved is profit—profit is the
object of business.
T h ere is no g reater factor in the
econom y of tim e th an the use of the
long distance telephone. T h e serv
ice is prom pt, efficient, convenient
an d satisfactory.
C onsult the telephone directory as
to rates and classes of service avail
able.
E very Bell telephone is a Long
D istance station.
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The Pacific Telephone
And Teleg raph Company
TODAY
TO M O RRO W
Y
ed suit and downed the C hristians
NEW YORK. April 2 6 — Nearly
MISS JESSIE MATHES
t^ llin g 'w h a ^ in h 4
ÍS n° $200’000 worth ° f imported w hisker,
FUNERAL THURSDAY
Í
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6 the aboard a big ocean-going steam
seiies .s over, as far as winning and lighter, was captured by the New
Miss Jessie Mathes, who died Mon
ñec A r e rPh COH t\rn
Pr° 3'
POlÍC6’ a fte r a thrilling tWO-
day evening in the hospital in Med
pec.s are bright for some good play- L u , chase down the „
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og n,a h°a n T u r " 9 WUl SUrC,y
A flurry of 8hootl"S a " d several ford, will be held Thursday a fte r
noon a t 2 o’clock from the home on
■ season.
personal encounters between the
North Main street, and burial will
i ,
boarding police and the crew of the be in the cemetery at Phoenix. Weeks
b
not " ~ ¡ x "
" r x ; 1 thet r
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and Conger, Medford funeral direc
jcnase. six were arrested.
tors are In charge.
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“ THE FALL GUY” A Genuine Larry Semon Comedy
ADMISSION ------ CHILDREN, 10c;
ADl'LTS, 30q, WAR TAX 5c, TOTAL, 55c.