P age
fu l é
ASHLAND tVfcEKLf ttbtítótf
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Haturday, April 29. lÜá'J
I
Leave a campfire in haste; make! want . a full house this morning. | the establishm ent of a better under- es clear, and bv promptly and will-
a barren waste.
C hristian Endeavor a t 6:30. Even-, standing on the part of the public of ingly correcting any irregularities af-
, ing worship at 7:30. The subject of some of the difficulties met with by fecting their boxes when asked to
Local and |P cf sonai
Lawn mowers pu t rn first class or- this sermon will be, “ Jesus, as He the carrier in the perform ance of his do so
der. We call for and deliver. P ixitj Prayed.” Mid-week prayer service, duties
,. ---- fiide Lights ■ ■ ■
Shop, Beaver Block. Phon* 1S3-R. Thursday at 7:15. On Friday May' T, ;
« •
. . ,
The main purpose of the “ Postal
5 we will have an all-dav m e e t i n -
V
th& deSlre ° f the departm ent Improvement W eek” is to impress
at the church for the women who 801
Plir>’ose’. To pr<*vide ade- patrons of ihe mail service as to how
Big dance, Gold hill, April 29th. ¡
Follow the crowd to Kingsbury
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quate
and
convenient service, so far they may assist In expediting the de-
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Saturday night.
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Be careful with fire in the wood3 are interested in missions.
rs ‘ as may be possible, to all persons re-* livery and dispatch of their own
— all the time.
Swope, of Portland, and Mrs.
siding in rural communities, but this
Columbia records reduced to 65c
R eturn Horn Berkeley—-
dall, of McMinnville, will be with end can not be attained without the mail. R ural patrons can assist in
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this m atter by placing stam ps on
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Loosley, who at Rose Brothers.
us. Come.
full*
co
operation
of
the
patrons
in
¡their
letters in se a d of placing un-
The
two
glee
clubs
and
the
or-
i
have been spending the w inter in
Try
Detrick
for
ripe
olives,
green
the
efforts
of
postm
asters
and
car
stamped
mail in the boxes together
chestra of the Ashland high school
Berkeley, Calif., have returned to
POSTMASTER KAISER
olives,
sweet
pickles,
dill
pickles,
MAKES
riers
to
serve
them
promptly,
regu-
with
money
for the purchase of the
appeared before a large audience I
their home on Oak street.
INSPECTION OP RURAL
boiled ham, chipped b^ef and honey. Friday night In a very successful;
larly and satisfactorily.
required postage. This delays tho
ROUTE BOXES
“We sell for less.”
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W hatever facilitates the work of carrier and prevents the patrons
F irst Church of Christ, Scientist
For insurance, good under all cir­
7~.
|
tlie
cariier
of direct benefit to the from receiving their mail »s expedi-
great credit upon both those who
cumstances. Beaver Realty Co.
Pioneer avenue, South.
Sunday
ostm aster E. J. K aiser accompan- patrons, for the greater the ease and tiously as they otherwise would. If
D ance M oose H all Saturday night, took p art and the director, Miss Le­
197-tf Leedom ’s O rchestra.
services at 11 o’clock. Subject of led R ural Route C arrier H ubert B .1 Speed with which a carrier may cover
2 02-2 ona M arsters.
necessary, how ever, to place monev
lesson, “ Everlasting Punishm ent.” Bentley over Route One this week his route, the earlier and better the
in a box, it should be put in a coin­
The program opened with the Sunday school at 10 o’clock. Wed­
R i i ”dance, Gold Hill, April 29th
on the April official inspection of service afforded.
Phone
119.
We
call
and
deliver.
holding receptacle, or be properly
“
H
ungarian
Dance,’’
by
the
orches­
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8 the route. The report to each
Paulserud’s.
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In‘ i So, patrons of rural delivery can wrapped so as to be quickly taken
o’clock. Reading room open daily d.vidual patron in case a rural route greatly help themselves by helping from the box by the carrier,
The girls’ glee club, consisting of 22 from 2 until 5 p. m., except Sundays
H ere from Y reka—
box *s defective in any way, will be their carrier, seeing to it that roads
Cash for ,:.e purchase of money
members, then made a very a ttra c t­ and holidays.
Percy Grisez, a one-time Ashland EX-SERVICE VETERANS
FILL
THE
POSTOFFICES
.. ,
°
p<*Lon and the pai- are kept in good condition and orders should not he left in the boxes
ive appearance. The barcarplle from Q
lad, now living at Yreka, was in the
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le
u
a
r
defect
checked
off.
¡promptly opened after storm s, by but should be handed to the car-
“Tales of H offm an,” with a violin
city today, having come over with
Trinity
Episcopal
Church
|
ostal
service
for
rural
patrons
keeping the approaches to their box-j rier and a receipt obtained.
WASHINGTON. April 29.— Post­ obligato, was especially pretty.
the baseball team from the Califor­
Vicar, the Rev. P. K. Hammond. !can be m aterially improved through •==---------- _____ ___________ _________________ - ______ __________ ...... . —
m aster General H ubert W ork yester-
A mixed quartqt, consisting of
nia city this morning.
______
day announced th a t 600 world war Ethel Hazen, Vera Champie, Harvey Holy communion at 8 a. m.. Sun­
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
„ .
,
I ex-service men had thus far been Wood and Raymond' Bowers, ren­ day school at 9:45. Morning serv-
/T
Helman » W hite Sulphur Pluuee commlssloned as p08tnlas, ers
thc
ices and sermon at 11. On Thurs- LOST— E lk ’s tooth charm , marked
dered
several
num
bers,
both
secu­
and Baths open to r the season S a t-:colln,
slnce Presldent
lA/DV? fum e and funs over your
day evening, the Right Rev. W. T.
I- S. 455. Finder phone 3z8-J.
T a b le d e H ote
urday. April 29th.
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911ed h|> eIecu(|ve order
M
, la r and sacred, in a very creditable Sumner, the bishop of Oregon, w i l l , '________ ,
Sunday Dinner w hen th e
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manner.
NELDA CAFE can <lo it for you, and
officiate at a confirm ation service FOR RENT— Three room furnished
1921. This is considered a rem ark­
The greatest surprise of the even­
F or insurance, fire or auto, see
you can be sure of Service, C leanli­
apartm ent. Phone 414-R or call
able record by the departm ent, inas­ ing came when the boys’ glee club, at 8 o’clock.
Beaver Realty Co.
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ness
and Q uality?
488
North
Main.
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m u c h as these boys had had no pre­ consisting of 23 members, made an
Church of the Nazarene
vious postoffice experience and a
FOR RENT— A cozy first floor
A ll your friends w ill be there. large num ber of them no business appearance, singing as a separate
housekeeping room; also a two-
Corner of F ourth and C streets.
organization fo r the first time.
K ingspury, Saturday n ight. 2 0 1 -2 experience w hatever
room
apartm ent. 153 G ranite St.
W ords of highest praise were heard Services for Sunday, April 30: Sun­
Phone 411-R.
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for the m anner in which their songs day school a t 9:45 a. m.; Thornton
Resigns as Principal—
Have a fit at Orres. Orres cleans were presented. The “ Sea Fever," S. Wiley, superintendent.
P reach­ : THE CONVALESCENT HOME is a
M EM U
nice quiet place now th a t the
All of the teachers of the Talent clothes. Phone 64.
191-3 which was repeated, and "Cotton ing service ;it 11 a. m. Preaching
SOUP
tourists are all in jail and the
school were re-elected yesterday f o r ,
—
Field Melodies,” were especially service at 7:30 p. m. Prayer m eet­
Medford
auto
camp.
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Cream o f Tom ato
next year. Immediately upon his re-
Let us brighten up your old suit.
ing W ednesday at 7:30 p. m. You
well liked.
election. H. P. Jew ett, principal of j Puulserud’s
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WANTED—
Woman
or
girl
to
stay
FISH
Leonard P ettit delighted the a u ­ are cordially invited to come and
with my m other and do light
the school, handed in his resigna­
worship
with
us.
J.
E.
McShane,
B oiled Salm on Creole
dience with two beautiful violin se­
j housework.
Mrs. H. L. Moore,
NOTICE
tion, which was accepted, and Mr.
pastor.
364
Vista
ftt.
Phone
1
87-J.
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lections
very
skillfully
played.
EN TR EE
Having left my bed and board on
Evans of Prineville .Or., was elect­
P a rt one closed with the “ Min­
F
ricasse
of
Chicken,
E gg Dum plings
June
6,
1921,
I
will
not
be
respon­
FOR SALE— Modern bungalow, four
ed to take his place. Mr. Jew ett
M ethodist Episcopal Church
uet,”
first
played
by
the
orchestra,
Hair
Fried
Spring
Clii< i <-n
rooms,
hath,
pantry,
large
screen­
will have charge of the Central Point sible for any debts made by my wife,
Sunday
school
a
t
9:45
a.
m.,
with
then
danced
by
eight
of
the
young
ed
porch,
small
straw
berry
and
Laura Kelts.
J. A. KELTS.
ROAST
schools the coming year.
blackberry patch.
Pricq $900
people In costume. The effect was Dr. G. W. Gregg, superintendent.
Prim
e
Rib
o f B eef Au Jus
cash or $1000 terms. Will sell
M orning, service at 11.
Subject,
Our suits satisfy. P aulserud’s. exertmely pleasing.
Leg
o
f
P
ork,
Apple Sauce
furniture.
Call 140 South Pio­
A Home Comfort range at Icen-
Observance.”
Epworth
The orchestra opened the second “ Sabbath
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neer.
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VEGETABLE
how er's New and Second Hand Store,
part of the program with the Anvil league at 6:15; Ira C. Wilson, presi­
Mashed
Potato«*«
String R«*ans
389 E. Main.
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KLAMATH FALLS ROAD TO
chorus from “ Il T rovatore.” It was dent. Evening service a t 7:30. “ Can FOR SALE — Your choice— Good
house and barn and 2 1/4 acres of
DESSERT
OPEN IN TWO WEEKS played with such expression and fin­ C hristianity Become a W orld Re­
level land, $3500; splendid six
Holman's W hite Sulphur Piunge
Choice
of l ’le
ish as to do credit to the careful ligion?” A cordial invitation is ex­
room house, one lot, on Boulevard,
and Baths open for the season Sat­
F ruit J ello w ith W hipped Cream
$3000; old seven room house close
It Is estim ated th at It will be two training the members had received. tended the public. Strangers espec­
urday, April 29th.
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in,
$1000;
six
room
good
house,
weeks yet before loaded trucks can
A fitting climax of the program ially invited. Get the habit of a t­
Your Choice of M eats and Dess<*ri
Charles A. j one lot near two schools and Boul­
go to Klam ath Falls over the Green was the appearance of both glee tending some church.
evard, $2500; corner two story
K. Nelson makes suits to order.
Springs m ountain road. The snow is clubs in chorus, m aking two rows Edwards, m inister.
and basem ent brick building, will
Hotel Ashland Block.
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now reported to be fast disappear­ extending entirely across the stage.
rent steadily for 10 per c e n t,1
$4000; 2% acres level land in al-
Presbyterian Chureh
ing
from
this
road.
The
last
num
bers,
“Anchored,”
and
Fine Oak R efrigerators at Icen-
flafa, tV’o chicken bouses, fenced,
“
Good
Night,
Beloved,”
were
very
Subject
for
the
m
orning
serm
on,,
hower’s New and Second Hand Store,
city water, $1200; 200 acres of
i WHEk TT'W'^Hk V
FINAL
Cliff Payne makes sewing tables. harm onious and showed the good “The Pearl of Days.” Subject for
389 E. Main.
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m ountain woodland and chicken
TODAY
qualities of the two glee clubs when the evening, “The C hristian’s Sta­
ranch, old house and barn, spring
\s
' TMC TMCATFR KEAUTlIU'
****» . * "
SHOWING
w ater, down hill haul, one mile
Special! Yakima Netted Gem Po­ singing separately.
tu s.” Sunday school, 9:45 a. m.
R epairing “T rolleyvllle” Tracks
from city, $2500; desirable alfalfa
tatoes,
32.00
per
hundred
pounds.
Mention
should
be
made
of
the
ef­
Junior
Christian
Endeavor.
4
p.
m.
A section crew is busy putting in
and
fruit farm of 80 acres, irri­
new ties and getting the tracks in D etrick’s Grocettertia. We sell for ficient accompaniment of G ertrude Young People’s meeting, -7 p. m.
gated, near pavement, $13,000,
196tf Brown for the orchestra, M argaret W estm inster Guild, 7 p. m. Prayer
$5000 cash, balance 6 per cent;
condition on the right of way of the •ess.
nine acres level land near city
Johnson
for
the
two
glee
clubs,
and
m
eeting
W
ednesday
evening
at
8.
Jacksonville-Medford
railway
be­
— with—-
limits,
all in culture and equip-,
TO
ESTABLISH
TOURIST
Miss
M
arsters
for
the
special
num-
Topic,
“The
Prophecy
of
Daniel.’’
tween Main and Sixth streets.
ped
ready
for
business,
for
$3150.!
BUREAUS IN NORTHWEST bers.
: Evening services begin at 8 o’clock.
Many other Ashland homes, and
Alma Rubens, the sweet star of ‘Humoresque”
All are welcome. C. F. Koehler,
Yeo sez: I sell life insurance. 189
some large dairy farm s in Lynn
TACOMA, Wash., April 29.— E s­ RUSHING EQUIPMENT FOR
pastor.
and Marion counties from $12,-
-Also-
tablishm ent of inform ation bureaus
CRATER LAKE t HIGHWAY
000 to $25,000 fully equipped. See
Detrick sells b u tter for less. 201tt
R.
D.
Sanford,
399
Beach
St.,
Ash­
in various communities of the n o rth­
F irst Congregational Church
HIS JONAH DAY”
land.
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It is reported th at all three of the!
west and other tourist questions will
Picnic L unches —
Boulevard
and
Main
streets.
Sun­
be considered at a m eeting called by contracting crews on the C rater Lake!
Get a loaf of nut bread, graham
day school at 9:45 a. m., with
Famous Pliyers-
the Pacific N orthw est Tourist asso­ highway are bringing in equipm ent!
lí!ll!l|||!!l!l!¡l!!llfilllllll!l!l!lllll¡lliiiili'!lll
bread, salad, pie, cake, cream puffs,
classes
for all grades and ages, i
U.ky Corporation
ciation to convene in the club rooms in haste and th a t the work will be­
presents
Bring your Bible. Morning service,!
cold meats, at IHome Bakery, 69
of the Tacoma cham ber of com­ gin in the near future. Hill Bros,
North Main St.
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11 a. m. Subject, “ The Perpetuity;
Tomorrow and Monday
merce today. R epresentatives from are putting in motors to run rock
of the Sabbath as a Divine Insti-j
all cities in the Pacific northw est crushers and 200 horsepower will
IMPROVING COUNTY ROADS
be utilized in these crushers which tu tio n .” Ju n io r C hristian Endeavor!
will attend the meeting.
Jl
A county road gang is at work im­
are situated near Elk creek. W il-' at 5 p. m. Christian Endeavor at
proving the Little Applegate road
6:30. Evening service at 7:30. At
Ju st a tired slip of a girl!
If you have blankets, lace cur liam Von der Hellen is putting in a
Instead of worrying along with
and are doing a splendid job. The
100-150
horsepower
crusher
one
and
the
hour
of
the
eve»inS
service,
the;
Crushed by a burden a t home
tains, etc., give the new Home Elec­
a laundress who waits until the last
new road from Jacksonville to Ruch
too big to carry. Filled with
A C osm opolitan
tric Laundry a trial. Phone 180. a half miles this side of Prospect, i voung people oi the church win par'! moment to tell you she can’t come,
Is now in first-class condition, but
P ro d u c tio n
and
Obio
and
Stone,
who
have
the
ticipate
in
a
specially
arranged
pre­
a
love
too
big
for
the
man
who
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or sending your clothes out to be
will still be Jjgtter when graveled—
gram.
The
public
is
cordially
invited
had
won
it.
Lured
by
dreams
contract from Medford to Kincaid
t? Çpara mount >
washed in homes you know little
which will then make it one of the
too big to come true.
If you are particular, try the new hill, will be spreading crushed rock to all these services. W. Judson Old­ about, wouldn’t it be a big relief to
(picture
best easy-grade mountain 'roads in ’
field, m inister.
Around her the night—
Home Electric Laundry. Phone 180.
have
these cheerful,
competent
southern
Oregon. — Jacksonville
W hat awaited her just around
198-eod-lmo POSSESSION OF LIQUOR IS
Post.
helpers
take
over
this
responsibility
First
Christi««
Church
the
corner?
NOT BOOTLEGGING EVIDENCE
every week?
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Corner
of
B
and
Second
streets.
Big dance, Gold Hill, Saturday
Don’t delay until the next time
The trial of E rnest S (D ud) Wol- Bible school a t 10 o’clock. We did
night.
-Also-
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gam ott, charged with selling liquor, not quite reach our aim of 100 Bi- your laundress leaves you waiting
carne to an ab ru p t ending in the cir-ib les last Sunday. Come and bring — call us up today and have us
FIGHTING FROST WITH
BATTLING TORCHY ’
cuit court Thursday afternoon, when your Bible. We use them. Morn- wash and iron for you regularly.
SMUDGE THROUGH VALLEY
upon motion of District A ttorney ing worship at 11. The sermon topic
A dvance in Prices
A heavy smudge has enveloped Rawles Moore, the jury was dis- like th a t in all the other pulpits of
the valley for the past two days, charged and th e case dism issed.! the town, will be “ The Correct Ob-
PHONE 103
owing to the heavy frost which This action was taken upon a ruling servance of the Lord’s Day.” We
of
the
court
th
at
possession
of
li­
struck here on Friday morning.
P acific Coast L eague
There was general smudging of all quor could not be used as evidence
Won Lost Pet orchards equipped for th a t purpose. of a sale of liquor.” A nother indict- j
Come on
w h a t ,-
Vernon .......................... 13
■ 6 5 0 1 The minimum tem perature In Med- m ent of the same general nature was
old man.
Salt Lake ..................... 10
- a^ain ?
.625 ford was 29.9, which m eant one of also dismissed.
d
ig
up.
San Francisco .............15
6 2 5 1 25 degrees in some parts of th e
Los Angeles ................. 11 1
Big dance, Gold Hill, S a tu rd a y ,
ice bills
478 j valley
I need
Oakland ........................11 1
night.
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.458
more
Sacram ento 1...................10 1
’JUST AROUND THE CORNER”
ice.
YREKA BASEBALL TEAM
Portland ....................... 8 1
AT
THE
VINING
THEATER
ARE HERE FOR GAME
Seattle ............................ 8 1
Ashland News in Paragraphs
SCHOOL GLEE
A t the Churches
75c
N ELD A CAFE
"Find the W om an"
Here’s Washday
Help
Standing
of the
Clubs^fe*
Ashland Laundry Co.
“ Find the W oman” will be re­
National Ixvigue
Won Lost Pet peated at the Vining th eater tonighc
and tomorrow will be presented the
Chicago .......................... 10
picturization of the wonderful story
New York ......................10
of
Fannie H urst’s. “The Superm an,”
St. Louis ....................... 6
4g2 ; which for the screen adaptation has
Brooklyn ....................... 6
.455 been named “Ju st Around the Cor-
Philadelphia ................ 5
.4 1 7 !n e r ” 11
replete with thrilling
Pittsburgh ......................5
.308 agnations, and tells a story th a t
Cincinnati .................. 4
.273 b° lds the audience with a gripping
Boston ........................... 3
¡interest from sta rt to finish.
This story appeared in the Satur­
Am erican League
W onlLost Pet. day Evening Post in 1916. L ater it
New York ......................10
*“
3 769 was included in Miss H u rst’s first
St. Louis ........................ 8
615 collection of short stories published
Cleveland ...................... 7
583 by H arper & Bros., under the title
Chicago ........................... 5
of “Just Around the C orner." The
W ashington ................
6
story attracted wide attention and
Philadelphia .................. 5
its publication helped to bring Miss
Boston ............................. 4
.001 H urst into the forefront of short
D etroit ........................... 4
.333 story w riters in the book world.
Ian— tor lunohaa.
The Yreka, Calif., baseball team
arrived in Ashland this morning for
a game with the local high school
team this afternoon.
The visitors come with a good
repuatlon, they have been showing
up well in practice, and a fast game
is expected.
The lineup will be as follows;
Ashland— Rush, pitcher;
H err,
catcher: Young, 1st base; G uthrie,
2nd base: W entner, 3d base: Chap­
man, shortstop: Wilde, left field:
Bell, center field; W eisenburger,
right field.
Yreka— Schultz, pitcher, E. Hues-
tis, catcher; Tyrer, 1st base; Brown,
2d base; K. Huestis, 3d base; Ladd,
shortstop; Jones, left field; Cun­
ningham, center field; M artin, right
field.
The Yreka team had three extra
men, Hibbard, Calkins and Fellppe.
tNFERloa.
\
Look Beyond thc Cost
Price When You Buy
A REFRIGERATOR ”
A refrigerator lias more than one price. The price von pay is only the beginning of expense. The ice cost is
the big cost that will equal or exceed the first cost every year, if you Huy a cheap, ice-eating refrigerator.
It pays to buy a Simmons Company “ Bay S tate” Refrigerator for it is so well built that it pays the additional
cost over a cheap refrigerator the very first season, and Ihe “ Bay S tate” Refrigerator will last for y e ars.
It prevents food from spoiling. Enables you to keep left-over dishes until the next day. Saves enough ice to
pay for itself in a few years. A safeguard to the health of every member of the family. It keeps Vegetables and
Meats clean and sanitary. Makes food more wholesome and tasty. It beautifies your kitchen. It makes cooking
a joy. It is an active partner with you in your work.
See these and other kinds in our show windows.
J-
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
F irst cla ss service, m oderate
prices
LADY ASSISTANT
J. P. Dodge & Sons
Reliable Housefurnishers