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latorday, May 2Ó,
Ashland News in Paragraphs
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Local and Personal
----- - side Lights
J u st Received at the E ast Side
■ Dance, Moose Hall, Saturday nite.
Grocery__
Dickey’s orchestra. L et’s go! 220-2
A fresh supply of the Old Fash-j
ioned Milling company’s products of i
clean clothes. Call Paulse-
Portland, including Scottish o a ts ,1 ru<* 8*
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whole rye flour, whole wheat flo u r,!
whole wheat granules, corn meal and
^ ur RoBebud ice cream makes a
brown rice. If you have not tried i delightful finish to that Sunday din-
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these products, you are the loser. ner. Rose Brothers.
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Bert Sayles.
Fine cook stoves aud ranges
Blue Ribbon bread, one pound lceuhower s New and Second Hand
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loaves, 8 cents; two loaves for 15 'S tore, 389 E. Main,
cents. One and a half pound loaves,
See B lair’s quarry Tuesday a fte r­
12 cents. Malted Milk twins, 12,
220-3 i
cents. At your grocer or at Bon Toni noon.
E n tertain s Club—
Join the
Tuesday.
quarry
TQM
M O O R E and HELENE CHADWICK.
« .lFRCJM THE GROUND UP’
A
P-R-8COC
»OLDWYN PICTURE.
TH E VINING TH EA TER SUNDAY
FORD'S O F F E R ON MUSCLE
SHOALS IS RECOMMENDED
WASHINGTON, May 20.— The ac­
ceptance by the government of
Ford's offer for th e developm ent
of the Muscle Shoals project was rec­
ommended to the senate agricultural
committee last night by Thomas A.
Edison, who recently surveyed the
Alabama properties.
visitors next
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S tandlng
of the
Clubs
198-eod-lmo canips may be bad by seeing Lieu-
l tenant Powell at the Hotel M edford.'
Special! Yakima Netted Gem po­
See Blair’s quarry Tuesday a fte r­
GARNERING FUNDS FOR
noon.
220-3 tatoes, $2.00 per hundred pounds.
PACIFIC COAST RESCIT5
Detricks’ Groceteria. We sell for
less.
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Organdie graduation dresses, at
Esther R. Cuplnall, representing
$6.50 to $8.50. Needlecraft Shop. LLOYD ELW OOD’S CASE
Dew Drop Inn for waffles, lunches
hot meals, sandwiches and salads.
»,
Bargains in second hand lawn
mowers. Fixit Shop. Beaver block.
Fishing Contest
FIRST ON DOCKET
Circuit court will convene next
Monday morning, June 22. The first
case on the docket is th a t of the
state vs. Lloyd Elwood, Indicted for
m anslaughter as the result of an
„eaf Me,1((Jr(1 ona
„ lght ,ast December
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KU KLVX
CLOSES JUNE 1
Three P rizes for Best Salm on, Trout and Steelhead. Inquire at
Store for particulars. Specials all Bargain W eek.
Elkhorn Gun Store
B aptist Church
SEASON’S FIR ST FO REST
Miss Ruth Osmun entertained the
The
Citizens’
Training
Camp,
FIR E S START IN SIUSLAW
“ Come When You Can’’ club Wed­ S ells Place H ere—
which
Is
being
conducted
by
the
war
nesday evening at her home on
1 lank Blevins has sold his place departm ent will be opened at Camp
EUGENE, May 20.— A num ber of
Pioneer street. A large num ber of
on Oberlin street to a man by the Lewis on J u lv 2 7 th an d w ill
fires
on patented lands within the
the members were present to enjoy namp
H arpk
0,1 JU,y
ana Wl11 co»-
t the
h e evening,
e v e n in g
which was spent in
’
a lre ad y , tlnue until August 25th. It provides boundaries of the Suislaw national
need.ew Tk
d L v I T ?
»“ d Mr
an excellent opportunity to r the forest have been reported during
sewing and were
Z v e d to
he
°r
"
C° “ " ,y Wedne8dtty! youth ot Oregon
.eeu re a m ilitary ' the last two weeks, said R. S. Shel­
refreshm ents
by
morning, where he will be employed, training w ithout expense, and at the ley, supervisor of the forest yester­
hostess.
by a mining company In the vicinity, same time have a delightful vaca­ day. Most of these fires, he said,
of Riddle and will have charge of tion. Lieutenant Powell, who is In were 'located in the Tillamook coun­
Ice cream bricks made to order
the equipment of the mine.
charge of the recruiting.. was in Ash­ try and were evidently set out on
at Rose Brothers.
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land for a couiile of days, has gone the fern ridges by the owners of the
Ice cream reduced to did time
Save money and buy your suit at
to Medford and applications may be lands to get rid of the dead ferns.
prices.
Special prices given to
Now is one of the most dangerous
Paulserud’s.
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filed with him at the Hotel Medford
lodges, parties, picnics, etc.
Rose
during the next ten days. No special periods tb set fires out in the forest,
Brothers.
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obligation
to m ilitary service is in ­ said Mr. Shelley. The young fir
Goes to K lam ath Falls—
curred by attending the camp and no trees planted ion bare places and
Rev. C. A. Edwards left today for,
When
better
ice
cream
is
served,
previous m ilitary training is neces- others th a t have grown up are sure
Klam ath Falls, where he will re m a in 1
Rose Brothers will serve it. We sary.
to be killed when a fire sweeps over
over Sunday.
Hisf pulipit ht the<
make
it.
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High
school
boys
above
the
a
g
e
'them
a t this time of year.
Methodist church will be filled In
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j of 16, who expect to attend c o l l e g e / ---------------------------
the morning by Rev. K nott of G rants
Join the quarry visitors next are advised to attend, a9 the inten- MANY NOVELTIES W ITH
Pass, and Rev. Oldfield will deliver
Tuesday.
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HOWE-VAN AMRERG CIR€TTS
sive training received during the
the class sermon to the high school
month
in
ram
p
will
be
of
the
utmost
graduates in the Methodist church
Klamath Falls— $387,000 to be value after entry nto any state uni-
.So num erous and varied are the
In the evening.
spent on Langell and Horsefly pro- j versity or college in the country,
novelties offered in the three rings.
ject.
Drill, calesthenics, lectures. m o -!s ta ^ s and steel arenas of the Howe-
Twenty acre chicken ranch with
tion
pictures, hikes and training i n ! Van Amberg circus, appearing in
300 hens, 1000 chickens; four acres
Fresh
f!sh,
oysters,
crabs,
chick­
the
use
of the United States army i Ashland afternoon and evening on
in peaches, good house, close in.
ens, rabbits. Call Tel. 104. Ash- rifle and pistol on the regulation Monday, May 29, th a t w hatever your
Phone owner, 10-F-3.
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laud Fish and Poultry M arket. 186tf ranges are included In the program preference, you will find plenty to
, of these camps. Athletic contests! astonish, interest and edify. The
If you have blankets, lace cur
A
portable
Victrola
for
$50
Is
between different units are staged ! l,10st ferocious jungle-bred beasts
tains, etc., give the new Home Elec­
j ideal for th at sum m er outing. Rose outside of training hours. Interest-1 are subdued by trainers, wild animal
tric Laundry a trial. Phone 180.
Brothers.
2 l9 tf ing trips through government in sti-!. conquerers of international fame,
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tutions are taken and the cadet is Hos,a of dow ns, funny fellows, will
Candy, candy, candy, at Rose taug h t the fundam entals of in fan -¡cause the children to go into parox-
For insurance, fire or auto, see
Brothers. W atch our window. 219tf try, cavalry, artillery, signal corps vsn,s of laughter and elicit smiles
Beaver Realty Co.
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and air service bjj competent instruc-l ^rom the gravest of philosophers,
D ance— K ingsbu ry’» — Saturday
! Rest of aR. the m anagem ent, with
For Insurance, good under all cir­ night. L eedom ’s O rchestra. 2 2 0 -2 tors in the three courses offered.
Comfortable quarters and good ! wonderful foresight, have restored
cumstances. Beaver Realty Co.
wholesome food are provided for the the popular pre-war circus admission
See the Mason Cord th a t ran 19,-
Insurance— 2 7 4-J— Yeo.
.
cadets and each week-end from Sat- price— 50 cents, anticipating a prof­
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000
miles
in
Leedom’s
Tire
Hospital
i
.
... Monday
,
I , .
1
i urday
noon until
morning itable result in a greater volume of
window.
2 2 0 tf, is
. the
.. cadet
. ., s own time.
business.
Successful Birthday Surprise—
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Creative ideas applied to circus
Miss Edith Robison planned a
Visit the Blair quarry next Tues-
Tbe governm ent pays all trans-
program
s are bound to meet with
pleasant surprise party for her fa th -d a y .
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profit.
t and defrays all expenses while In
er and Miss M argaret McCoy, whose
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¡and
camp outside of the purchase of per-
birthdays happen to come on the Open Ail Day Sunday—
same date, and carried it to a suc­
Home cooked meals, salads, c o ld , sonal artLc,es’ sucb aa cigarettes,
cessful conclusion last evening. A meats, home-made nut bread. Gia- candy’ toothbrushes, etc.
Young Americans attending these
large company of old and young ham bread, doughnuts, buns, Parker
friends of the families gathered at House rolls, baked beans, cream
cream camps wiI1 retu rn t0 school, office
the Robison home on Beach street, • puffs, cookies, pie and cake to or- and home Physically and mentally
and enjoyed good fellowship until der. Lunches put up. Home Bakery ,m Proved and with a strengthened
a late hour, both the surprised and! and R estaurant, 69 N. Main St.
realization of their personal value
the "su rp risers” having expressed
-
and responsibility to th eir country,
themselves as having had a delight-. If you are particular, try the new
F u rth e r inform ation as to the ad-
fufl time.
¡Home Electric Laundry. Phone 180. vantaRGS of attending one of these
Detrick sells b u tte r for less. 201tf
F ir st Church o f Christ, S cien tist
Pioneer avenue south.
Sunday
services at 11 o’clock. Subject of
lesson, “ Soul and Body.” Sunday
school at 10 o’clock. Wednesday ev­
ening meetings at 8 o’clck. Read­
ing room open daily from 2 until 5
p. m. except Sundays and holidays.
Visit the Blair quarry next Tues­
Millard Oamun and three children day.
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of Bakersfield, Calif., arrived In
Ashland Friday morning. Mr. Os-
E xtra good liants at extra low
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mun brought the children here to prices. Paulserud’s.
Home made ice cream a t Rose
spend the sum m er with his sister,
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Miss Ruth Osmun. and his aunt, Brothers.
Mrs. Mosier. Mrs. Osmun has been
ill for some time, having suffered an B A ’s H olding P icn ic—
The 8-A class had a picnic this
attack of influenza and has gone to
the m ountains for a complete rest. afternoon at. H elm au's baths and
Mr. Osmun will return to Bakers-, enjoyed a fine time, both in and
out of the water.
field in a few days.
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B E SURE AND REG ISTER IN THE
<î>
W ill Spend Sum m er H ere—
Bakery.
At the Churches
M-
day and will spend several days here
In an effort to raise funds for the
support of the wonderful babies’
home conducted by the society In
Portland. Last year they took care
of 153 babies coming from every
county in the state, two of them
from Jackson county. Of this num ­
ber, 20 had been abandoned, 75 were
the children of unm arried women
PACIFIC COAST - LEAGUE
Won Lost
Vernon ................ ___ 24
San Francisco . . ___ 24
Los Angeles . . . . ___ 22
Salt Lake ...........
Oakland .............. ___ 22
Sea'ttle ................
Sacramento . . . . . ----- 18
Portland ..............
NATIONAL
New York ..............
St. Louis ..............
P ittsburg ..............
Chicago ..................
Philadelphia .........
Brooklyn ..............
Cincinnati ...........
Bostton ..................
14
19
21
18
22
21
26
23
Sunday school at~9:45 a. m., O. F.
Carson, superintendent.
Morning
service at 77 o’clock. Rev. W. Jud­
son Oldfield of the Congregational
church will have charge of the m orn­
ing services. B. Y. P. U. a t 6:45 p,
m. Rev. J. J. H audsaker will have
charge of the evening services which
will begin at 8 o’clock.
d iu r c h of the Nazarene
Corner of F ourth and C streets
Services for Sunday, May 21: Sun­
day school at 9:45 a. m., Thornton
S. 'Wiley, superintendent.
Preach­
ing service, 11 a. m. There will be
no evening service at this church as
we will join with the other churches
in the baccalaureate service. Prayer
m eeting W ednesday at 7:30 p. m.
You are cordially invited to worship
with us. J. E. McShane, paster.
Today
W ILLIA M S. H A R T _
“ TRAVELIN’ ON ”
His only name wa9 a cattle brand.
His only reputation— bad!
So it didn’t seem so hard to shoulder the guilt of another’s
crime.
But the souF stirring sacrifice he made— only a woman
knew!
-Also-
‘THE TOUCH DOWN
Corner North Main and Laurel
streets. Sunday school at 9:45, Dr.
G. W. Gregg, superintendent. Morn­
ing sermon at 11.
Rev. Joseph
K notts of G rants Pass will preach.
Epworth League a t 6:45 p. m.. I. C.
Wilson, president. Evening service
at 8. The class sermon will be de­
livered by Rev. W. J. Oldfield. A
cordial invitation Is extended to the
public. Charels A. Edwards, minis­
ter.
F irst C hristian Church
Corner B and Second streets.
Bible school at 10 o’clock, Mr. Frank
Patterson, superintendent.
Come
early and bring your Bible and don’t i
forget to boost the school. Morning
worship at 11. Brother Peter Bur­
nett will deliver the morning ser­
mon. Christian Endeavor for Inter­
mediates and for seniors, at 7 p. m.
Evening services will be dismissed
in o rd e r/to join in the union bacca­
laureate services at the Methodist
church.
Mrs. Josephine Chample
pastor.
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TOMORROW— M ATINEE AND NIGHT
— and—
MONDAY — M ATINEE ONLY
A bit of Ireland trans­
planted In America. He
started digging ditches
— but the man with a
smile is always worth
while— he came to the
top—
M ethodist E piscopal Church
— A lso —
PtCiuRK
•SAVING SISTER SU SIE’
A S H L A N D 0" ! “ ’
MON. MAY
29
“ THE WORLD’S WONDER SHOW
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Presbyterian Church
Subject for the m orning sermon,
“ Honey In the Rock.” There will be
no services in the evening on ac­
count of the baccalaureate exercises
In the Methodist church.
Sunday
school a t 9:45 a. m., H. E. Badger,
superintendent.
Junior Christian
Endeavor at 5 p. m., Estella Hays,
superintendent. Y. P. S. C. E., 7
p. m., Edith Robison, president.
W estm inster Guild, 7 p. m. Prayer
meeting, W ednesday, 7:45 p. m.
Topic: Studies in Daniel, chapter 7.
All cordially welcomed.
F irst C ongregational Church
Boulevard and Main street. Sun­
day school at 9:45 a. m. with classes
for all grades and ages. Bring your
Bible. Morning service at 11 a. m.
Sermon by Mr. H audsaker. Junior
Christian Endeavor at 6. Christian
Endeavor at 7. Mr. H audsaker. the
state representative of the Near East
Relief will speak at the morning
service. There will be no evening
services in this church, as we will
unite with the other churches of the j
city in the union baccalaureate ser-:
vice at the Methodist church. The
public is cordially invited to all of
these services. W. Judson Oldfield,
m inister.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
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.512 FOR SALE— Household goods. 737
.600
Boulevard.
222-5*
.500
.500 FOR SALE— One month old Leg­
horn cockerels, 15 cents each.
.409
Hens,
15 cents per pound.
64
.395
Taylor street.
Phone 441-J.
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LEAGUE
HAY FOR SALE— By G. F. B illing^
Won Lost
8 .714
. . .17 12 .586
12 .556
. . .15 13 .536
. . .11 14 .440
16 .419
18 .419
18 .308
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Bible Sch.H.1 I . . . . . S I M . -
The monthly meeting ot the Bible
School union was held last night at,
the Nazarene church.
Orchestra
music, a song service, two good pa-!
AT VINING MONDAY NIGHT
pers on “ W orship in ¡the Sunday!
School, and “ Keeping up the Sum­
Dr. R. H. Sawyer, lecturer for the had been committed to asylums. The
AMERICAN LEAGUE
m er W ork.” which led to discussion j Ku Klux Kian, will be Ib^rd at the home does a wonderful work and
Won Lost
of the subjects and much Inspiration Vining th eater on Monday and Tues- is well worthy of support.
New York ..............
11 .656
to those present.
day evening in an exposition of the
St. Louis ......................19 12 .613
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purposes of the ord^r. He is said SKULL 2 5 .0 0 0 YEAR S OLD
Philadelphia ..................15 14 .517
Cliff Payne makes clothes racks J to be a forceful ,im l entertaining
FOUND NEAR PALO ALTO D etroit ........................... 15 15 .500
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speaker. In Portland, wherq he lec-
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' Boston ......................... 13
14 .5»1
Phone 271 J for Yeo.
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PALO ALTO, Calif., May 20.— A Cleveland .......................14 17 .452
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wished to hear him were unable to human, skull, which Is believed by W ashington ................. 12 19 .387
Suits, $15 and up. Paulserud’s. | gain adm ittance to the auditorium . Dr. Bailey Willis of the geology re-
Chicago .......................... 11 18
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j by of any building in the city. The here to be about 25,000 years old. BASEBALL RESULTS YESTERDAY
NOTICE
order has a strong membership in was found today by Bruce Seymour.
Nationals
Our office. 81 Oak street, will be Ashland and a3 prfetty much every- one of Dr. W illis’ students, imbed-
At Cincinnati 9; Philadelphia 1.
open each day in the afternoon from one is interested in learning the pur- ded in the bank of San Francisquito
A m ericans
1 to 4 o'clock. /S outhern Oregon Gas pose of the organization, it is pretty creek near the old home of the late
At New York 12; Cleveland 4.
Company. Byreh T. Chuter, Mana- ,certain that Dr. Sawyer will address United States Senator Leland Stan­
At Philadelphia 4; Chicago 7.
S*r.
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ford, founder of the university.
At W ashington 3; D etroit 2.
Final
Showing
Only
2
Inches
wide
BUT ALL EYES (TENTER HERE
Small as it is, your collar is the
most conspicuous item of your ap­
parel. Folks may never notice your
shoes, or trousers, or ¡coal; even
your hat may escape attention, but
unconsciously all eyes center on
your collar.
The collars we launder meet this
test; they give th eir w earers the
confidence th at good grooming a l­
ways Inspires.
Let, us dhow you
th a t there is a difference— send us
your collars this week.
Ashland Laundry Co.
PHONE 106
A MIGHTY MILLION DOLLAR MERGER OF TWO MAMMOTH
M ENAGERIES PRESENTING A SENSATIONAL WILD ANIMAL
PERFORM ANCE
8 BIG RINGS
2 STEEL ARENAS
2 STAGES
60 FUNNY CLOWS
G R A N D FR EE STREET PAGEANT
The M ost G orgeous Spectacle E v e r P resen ted Under a Tent__ For
th e Children, but A m azing to All
•‘ C IN D E R IL V A in J U N G L E L A N D ”
A
D azzling
E xtravaganza
W ith C o u n th ss A nim als
Only big circus to restore
PRE-WAR PRICES
50c
Doors O iH -n ............ 1 and 7 P . M.
Perform anees ....................2 and K
and
People
50c
HEAR THE TRUTH
ABOUT THE
K u K lux K ian
BY
DR. R. H. SAWYER
Famous International Lecturer
And see the thrilling motion pictures
Showing the Ku Klux Kian in Action
VINING THEATRE ASHLAND
8 p. m.
Monday and Tuesday
May 22 --23