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ASHLAND DAILY TIDINGS
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
LITHIANS HAVE BIG FEED
AND LENGTHY POPOFF
The Lithians popped off last night
at Masonic hall at a meeting which
began with a sumptuous feed. Up
on calling the roll, it was found that
Bubble H. K. Tomlinson had failed
to turn in a suitable excuse, neither
was be present. It being ascertain
ed that be was spending the evening
in company with other friends, a
committee was appointed to wait on
Bubble Tomlinson and either bring
Everything for Lunches—
him back to the popoff or impose a
Get your Ford coupons at Home fine of cigars for the entire organi
Bakery and Restaurant, 69 N. Main. zation on him.
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When he was called on at the
scene of the festivities, he issued an
Leave for Los Angeles —
order for cigars, which the commit
Mr. and Mrs. William Faust left tee attempted to cash, but found the
for Los Angeles yesterday after hav order had been cancelled by tele
ing spent several days visiting with phone before thier arrival. The en
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Bush.
tire organization then went In a
body and armed with a pair of hand
Wanted, three more passengers tp cuffs, brought the truant bubble to
Oregon caves Monday, June 26. In the popoff.
quire at Rose Bros. Rates reason
Following the feed, Mrs. Jay, who
able.
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song for the Lithians, appeared and
R eturns from C alifornia—
spent some time in an endeavor to
E. T. Staples returned last night teach the bubbles the words of the
from k three weeks’ trip in Califor song in connection with the music.
nia, where he went on a mixed busi
A business meeting followed, at
ness and pleasure trip. While there which committees reported what had
he took in the Forty-niner show at been done and what was planned.
Sacramento and the Shriners con . Bubble ^Tomlinson Reported jthe,
clave at San Francisco.
trip that he and Bubble FuUer took
down the valley Thursday, and said
A juvenile table and chairs have the trip should be followed up in
been placed in Rose Bros, ice cream order to obtain results.
parlor for the kiddies.
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The parade committee reported
good progress, though they have a
Home After Visit —
great deal of work before them. All
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Winter re the people of the city who own cars,
turned yesterday from California af will be asked to put some decora
ter an extended visit with their chil tions on their cars and take part in
dren in different parts of the state. the parade on the Fourth,
A committee was appointed to
Dr. Emil Enna, concert pianist, make plans for a float for the Li
composer, lecturer, M. "E. church, thians, whch would be the queen’s
Monday evening, June 26.
250-2 float and will not be in the competi
tive list of floats for the day.
Insurance— 274-J— Yeo.
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Another popoff was called for
next
Wednesday evening at the band
Take D inner in M e d f o r d -
stand near Pioneer hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Dodge took
_ L. F. Ferguson and his committee
dinner Thursday evening with Mr.
made an advertising trip to Central
and Mrs. George J. Kunzman at
Point, Gold Hill, Rogue River and
their home in Medford.
Grants Pass yesterday and report
very good success on the trip. They
Last M eeting o f Summer^—
left
early this morning on a trip into
Tomorrow evening will be the last
California
and expect to call at Illlt,
study meeting of the Westminster
Hornbrook,
Montague and Yreka in
Guild for the summer. The last
lesson will be a Bible study in the the Interest of the Ford and Fourth
life of Christ. Members and visit days in Ashland.
Pbytbmk Philosophy
D. V. B. S» Display Work—
The dally vacation Bib’e school
closed yesterday afternoon with a
program and exhibition of hand
work at the Baptist churchi The
faculty and children all seemed to
have enjoyed the three weeks course
and hope for a larger, better school
next year.
By Dick Posey
TAG, YOU’RE IT!
(New Version)
Do you recall that good old game of tag we used to play?
We’d chase and tag each other ’round the barn the live
long day.
And try to make some fellow “It” and steal the base
he’d lost,
When he'd yell, “ Hey! You can’t get me, I’ve got my
fingers crossed.”
We have all grown up to manhood and we’re still
playing tag. Bill has a great big dry goods store; you
ought to hear him brag; a big card in the window says
he’s se'ling out at cost, but when you pin him down
you’ll find Bill had his fingers crossed.
We sent John up to Washington to look out
our needs; he pledged us every thing on earth and
)f garden seeds; we got the seeds, but somehow all
)ther vows were lost, but he just says, “Oh, Heck!
nan, I had my fingers crossed.”
for
lots
his
old
knd Jim’s a farmer, Jake’s a priest, and Ben has tackled
law,
.nd Hy is pedd’ing Texas oil, myself, etcetera,
/h ile we all hang to our bases, no matter what the cost,
nd yell and jibe, “You can’t tag me, I’ve got my
fingers crossed.”
Will Send Moving
by Radio
Hay salt at the Fruit Assn.
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Visits in Ashland —
Henry Shelton, of Scio, Linn coun
ty, left for his home a few days ago
after a week’s visit with his brother-
in-law, G. L. Shelton and sister Mrs.
Belle Yarbrough, of this city.
Phone 274-J for Yeo.
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Our Ice cream Is better. We make
IL Rose Bros.
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Shopping In A s h l a n d -
Mrs. A. G. Foor, of Medford, was
in the city shopping Friday.
Nationals
At New York 5; Brooklyn 6.
At Philadelphia 6-4; Boston 1-1.
At Pittsburg 3; Cincinnati 7.
Americans
At Boston 12-5; New York 7-2.
At Washington 2; Philadelphia 8.
At Chicago 6; Cleveland 4.
At Detroit 4; St. Louis 13.
Pacific Coast League
(Yesterday’s Games)
At Vernon 16; Portland 6.
At Oakland 6; Seattle 2.
At Sacramento 2; San Francisco
Ä lr J u ’i W . 1 5ÏPJÏW
CHIPPED OATS
FEED WHEAT
MILLING WHEAT
ROUTED OATS
ROLLED BARLEY
HAY SALT
OLYMPIC EGG BUILDER
OLYMPIC BUTTERMILK MASH
, -'
Feed soaked oats and Buttermilk Mash to keep
up summer egg production
Standing
of the
Clubs
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Club
Won Lost Pet.
St. Louis ................
26 .594
New York . . . . . . . . . .37 28 .569
Detroit ...............
29 .546
Chicago ..................
31 .508
C’eveland ..............
33 .476
Washington ......... . .29 34 .460
Philadelphia ......... . . .23 32 .418
Bostbn ....................
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WILL OF LATE LILLIAN
RUSSELL MOORE FILED
PITTSBURG, June 24.— The will
of the late Mrs. Lillian Russell
Moore has been filed for probate. It |
disposes of an estate of which no
estimate is given, by setting aside
a trust fund for her daughter, Dor
othy, by a former marriage, and
¡eaves the rest, "real, personal a n d .
mixed,” to her husband, Alexander
P. Moore, “absolutely.”
Scene from m a u v
p io t o iíd ' s ’ u t tlu
ud ’ f a u n t l "
aov^
McMinnville— Telephone Register
installs new large press.
VISITORS FROM IDAHO
Stayton— New plant of Standard
THINK CITY BEAUTIFUL Oil company compleetd.
Do You Really Need
Steam Heat This
W illa m in a — W o rk
to
s ta rt
on
Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Chambers, of gmynasium building.
Time of Year?
Potlatch, Ida., are in the city visit
Eugene to have new hospital cost
ing with Mrs. Chambers’ aunt. Mrs. ing $55,000.
A. R. Gregory, and her cousin, Mrs.
Do you really need that heat from
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
G. H. Yeo. Mr. Chambers is super
the
range, that sticky warmth from
intendent of schools at Potlatch.
FOR SALE— Feather pilldws and ' boiling water and steaming tubs—
The visitors think Ashland might
bedding, all nice and e’ean. Call those washday fumes that fill the
safely be placed among the p aces
1228 East Main.
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house?
called beautiful.
W ANT TO H E A R from ow ner hav-j
There's a better way— a way that
ing farm for sale; give particu
FARMER KILLED, DETECTIVE
lars and lowest price. John J. will give you sure relief from these
Black, Oregon Street, Chippewa' problems of warm weather wash
WOUNDED IN BOOZE RAID
Falls, Wisconsin.
250-2-sat days— why not send your family
GRENOLA, Kans., June 24.—
WANTED— Live boy over 17 years bundle to us these hot and trying
Grover Jarred, a farmer, was killed,
old to sell ice cream cones, fruit days? We can take everything for
and John Wright, a Wichita detect
and soft drinks, good money. Ap you.
ive, was seriously wounded in a g u n : ply manager, Depot Hotel. 250 2
There’s economy in it, too— when
battle at Jarred’s farm near here, i
FOR
RENT—
Four
room
house,
you
consider what home' laundering
Wright, with three other officers,I
plain, modern, well furnished and costs now. when you consider what
visited the farm in search of illicit
central location. Phone 353-L.
vour own time is worth, not to men
liquor, and the shooting followed.
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tion your personal health and
FOR SALE— House and lot ou strength— you’ll agree that the cost
PARENT-TEACHERS WILL
Granite street and Strawberry of having your washing done our
SHOW MORE PICTURES
also an acre of 12-year old Eng way is truly moderate.
lish walnut trees. If you want to'
own property opposite the park,
The Parent-Teachers’ asociation
Because we are washing and Iron
here is your chance. Phone 411-
have been assured by the manage
ing
for so many families, and be
R-
,
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ment of the Vining theatre that if
cause our plant is equipped for mod
“Little Lord Fauntelroy,” the raov- CONVALESCENT HOME — Facing ern. economical work, we can save
Lithia park. Why gb’away to take
j ing picture sponsored by the body,
the milk and rest“ cure when we for you.
is a success financially, they will be
give it here at about half the price
Why not put your washday prob
glad to Co-operate in the future and
charged at the large city insti
lem
up to us today? Just phone
tutions and guarantee our service
allow the Parent-Teachers to share
for our driver, he will be glad to
to
equal
theirs?
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in presenting other good entertain
call.
ments for the children.
$36 WEEKLY selling hosiery guar
anteed wear four mouths or re
placed free. Salary or 30 percent
Bend mills make new record with
commission.
Free samples to
shipment of 825 cars of lumber dur
workers. Manager, Dept. L-476,1
PHONE 165
ing May. ’
Darby, Pa.
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A B u s in e s s C oupe D p S te e l
ASHLAND MILLS
D odge B ro th e rs offer to th e b u sin ess public of A m erica
a n entirely new p rin c ip le in Coupe body construction.
F ro m fram e w o rk to w in d o w m ouldings th e body is built
of steel. It is th e first all-steel closed c a r e v e r m arketed.
T h is design a n ticip ates ev ery possible r e q u ir e m e n t of
com m ercial trav el. I t in s u r e s u n u s u a l q u ie tn e s s —
u n u su a l g race—u n u su al stam in a. It h a s m ade it possible
to give th e C oupe th a t sam e lu s tro u s baked-on enam el
finish for w h ic h D odge b r o th e r s open cars have long
been fam ous.
T h e u p h o lste ry is of genuine le a th e r — leath er th a t w ill
w a sh and w ear. T h e sea t is w ide and com fortable.
C arrying c o m p a rtm e n ts a re accessible an d spacious. T h e
car is equipped w ith a heater, dom e light, w indow levers,
w indshield cleaner, cord tires, Yale door locks, an d every
o th e r a p p o in tm e n t n e c e ssa ry to the o w n e r ’s c o m lo tt
and protection
B uilt inside and o u t to w ith sta n d th e w e a r an d te ar of
e v e ry d a y use, it re ta in s the sam e lightness and b e au ty of
line w h ich you are accu sto m ed to look tor in Dodge
b r o th e r s cars.
I t is th e B u s in e s s C o u p e w h ic h b u s in e s s p e o p le th e
w o rld over have been e x p ectin g —from D odge b ro th e r* .
Dr. Emil Enna, noced pianist. M.
Club
Won Lost Pet.
E. church, Monday evening^ June 26.
Vernon ..................
28 .622
Admission, 50 cents Including war
San Francisco , . .
31 .608
250-2
Los Angeles ......... . . .43 37 .538
Salt Lake ..............
37 .493
AVIATOR MACKENZIE WILL
39 .480
ARRIVE TODAY IN PLANE Portiland ................
Oakland
................
44
.450
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Mackenzie are
Seattle ..................
45
.423
expected to arrive home from Port
48 .392
land today via the air route. Lieu Sacramento ...........
tenant Ayers w ill accompany them
NATIONAL LEAGUE
in another plane, and they will land
Club
Won Lost Pet.
In the field north of the city and
New York ..............
22 .627
the machines will be kept here un
St. Louis ................ . . .33 26 .559
til Monday, July 3, when the two
Brooklyn J..............
29 .532
aviators will fly to Yreka and give
Pittsburg ..............
27 .518
a two days exhibition there during
Chicago ..................
30 .483
the celebration at that place.
Cincinnati ..............
32 .475
Boston j ......................
32.
.429
GEORGE CLINE FINED
Philadelphia .........
35
.364
IN JUSTICE’S COURT
George Cline, who was arrested
in Medford Thursday evening on a
charge of driving with a dealer’s li
cense when he was not a dealer, was
taken before Justice Gowdy this
morning and fined $25 in addition to
a jail sentence of 30 days. Upon
the payment of the fine the jail
sentence was suspended, and he was
released front custody.
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C. Francis Jenkins, Washington inventor, in his laboratory with the receiv
ing instrument of his latest Invention, which will make possible the trans
mission of moving pictures by radio. The real secret of the invention rests
with the prismatic rings which he only recently perfected. Mr. Jenkins holds
the Elliott Cresson gold medal, awurded by the Franklin Institute of America,
as the originator and inventor of the moving picture machln«
Return from Portland—
Mrs. W. H. McNair and son Jamie
and Miss Ethel Powell, returned
4.
from Portland this morning. Mre.
At Salt Lake 11; Los Angeles 2.
McNair having attended the state
convention of the O. E. S., and the
Rose Festival.
Stayton— Cannery in operation.
• IRELAND’S DAILY
CASUALTY LIST
BELFAST, June 24.— Four
Irish republicans were killed in
a battle with constables near
Cusdenal last night, and several
were wounded. The contables
were ambushed, but fought so
desperately that the attackers
were put to flight.
Ashland Laundry Co.
ors welcome.
The piano recital to be given a t ,
<$ BASEBALL RESULTS TODAY
the M. E. church Monday evening, byJ
Dr. Emil Enna of Portland, will be
one of the most pleasing events of KEN WILLIAMS SCORES
the season.
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NINETEENTH HOME RUN
DETROIT, June 24.— Kenneth
How Much Will Mary Weigh —
Williams, outfielder with the St.
There is a patient at the conval- Louis Browns, hit his nineteenth
ecent home who is taking eight
home run of the season in the game
quarts of milk daily, and has been
with Detroit here today.
gaining five pounds each week.
Saturday, June 24, 19*3
the theater k a u t f u
What does CONVENTION mat
ter when you are called upon to
show your colors?
Are you
WHITE or CONVENTIONAL?
TOMORROW AND MONDAY
Priscilla Dean
in "Wild Honey’
“RUN FOR YOUR LIVES!”
A n i t a S tew a rt"
ut
“A Question. oP Honor'
FINAL SHOWING TODAY
— Also—
“A BARNYARD CAVALIER”
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When you see Vivienne run
screaming this warning and then
look upon the bursting of the
dam and the terrible flood sweep
ing down upon the unsuspecting
South African town, you’ll feel
the thrill of the age— You’ll see
a scene that you’ll never forget
as long as you live!
— Also—
” SOME CLASS”
Admission, 10 and 35c, incl. tax
WE GIVE FORD COUPONS
T h e p ric e
is
f-
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GEO. L TREICHLER MOTOR CO.
16-18 S. Front St.
Medford, Oregon
Phone 304