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, LOCAL AND PERSONAL NOTES
At th e H osp ital—
W inston Johnson is in * the V isits in A shland—
hospital w’here he underw ent a
Mrs. Ida Hanson of Brownsville
nose operation. His condition who is visiting a t present in
is not serious and he will recover. G rants Pass, called on friends
in Ashland W edneday of this
At th e ftitdrtotn-rr.Y Field—
week.
Mr. an d Mrs. Will Nelson have
been spending the week at Huck Goes to J ack son ville—
leberry Mountain on Union Creek.
Rev. and Mrs. E. H. Edgar of
They wiH return next week.
Jacksonville were callers a t the
Manse this week. The E d g ar’s
V isitin g R elatives—
have moved from Lakeview to
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Conner of Jacksonville
recently,
where
D unsm uir arrive this evening for Rev. E dgar assum es the pastor-
a few days’ visit at the home of j ate of the Presbyterian church
Mrs. Conner’s sister, Mrs. H. W. of th a t place. Mr. and Mrs. Ed-
Andrews, on Church street.
i g ar’s many friends are glad to
I know th a t they are located in
H e rr R eturns—
! the valley.
Leslie H err returned to Duns
m uir to resume his duties as S. Labor Day V acationists—
P. firem an a fte r a weak end spent
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Jordon ex
at his home in Ashland.
pect to leave tonight for the re-
m rn tiip to Dead Indian.
The
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Jordon s camped in Dead Indian
In speaking of the free swim earlier in the week and were so
ming lessons yesterday, Ahe text thoroughly pleaded with the
was made to read "tw o free swim prospects that they plan to spend
ming lessons” instead of which Sunday and Monday in the m oun
it should have stated “ two les tains.
sons per week during the Hum
mer.
At Enders—
Mi.ss H arriett Hodge has re
V isitin g P arents—
turned to her position in Enders
Mrs. Frances E. Baum an is vis- after her vacation of two weeks.
iiing at the home of her parents, Several entertainm ents and mo
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hill. Mrs. tor trips were taken during the
Bauman has been living in Se lime Miss Hodge was away from
a ttle for several months but is the store and it is hard to let
moving to Sau Dego, where her loose of frivolities.
husband wll be statoned as an
officer of the fleet. She will go
G arage Man R eturns—
south the first of this coming
A. G. Moss is a t work this
week.
morning, having returned from a
business trip to Portland.
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W. D. McNair, owner of the
Park Garage, and dealer in Nash
machines and G. M. C. trucks,
returned from a business trip to
Portland Wednesday.
Mr. Mc
N air returned to Ashland in a
new model Nash Four, which has
been sold to Geo. T. Parsley.
Rapid Transit—
John and Greely Croslin will
probably arrive in Ashland tonight
to visit at their home until Mon
day evening.
They have been
working in K lam ath Falls and
will retu rn there Monday. E l
mer Dfx and Mr. Casey, represen
tatives of The Savage Tire and
Rubber company plan to retu rn
with them and Dix will rem ain
in K lam ath Falls a week or ten
days, while Mr. Casey will re
tu rn a fte r business m atters are
attended to.
the Stutz in Argentine.
On a recent visit to Indian
apolis Flrpo was shown through
the Stutz plant by one of the com
pany’s racing pilots. Then and
th ere the auto business bug bored
beneath the skin of the South
American gladiator and all th a t
was needed was the added per
suasiveness of "H erb ” Hyman,
the company’s new sales m an
ager, for him to unbuckle his roll
and pay a deposit on ten cars for
im m ediate shipm ent to Buenos
Aires.
L ater it developed th a t M artin
Alsage, who is now tracing one
of H arry M iller’s creations in
Europe, will be his business p a rt
ner.
Besides being the fictic idol of
the A rgentines it may surprise
the ring fratern ity to h e ar th a t in
Buenos Aires Flrpo Is highly re
garded as a business man as well,
he being director of one of the
city’s biggest banks.
BUICK DOES HEAVY
SERVICE IN M C A
LCNDON, Sept .1 .— Tra’-eP n r
>•»<•. roads, merei-- clearing? in
he . rests which wmv alm ost im
passible, dragging a c . B swamps
v d stream s, Joun Deacon, a Brit-
n»-. officer, instructed
io locate
graves in A frica’s battlefields, jo u r
neyed 300 miles iu a I’uick after
two other cars h id broken down
on th e trip.
Heavy rains fell
throughout
the journey and roads sticky w ith
jungle mud made travel slow add
difficult. In crossing one river,
the carburetor, tim er-distributor,
and all vital portions of the car
likely to be dam aged by w ater,
were removed. W hen the other
side of the tu rb u len t river was
reached the p arts w’ere replaced
and a day's run of thirty miles
was made.
A rgentine sportsm en in their
Deacon’s Buick
carried one
choice
of cars seek speed and
thousand pounds of supplies, be-
class
and
have the money to pay
¿sides gasoiine, oil and live peo-
pie. This was tru ly a rem arkable for them . It follows th a t the
feat and shows the unfailing de- Stutz with Flrpo and Alsage to
i pendability of the Buick on roads ! push it will soon a tta in high ran k
of all description and under ad-1 among the class cars of the A r
gentine metropolis.
verse conditions.
FIRPO IS TO SELL THE
STUTZ IN BUENOS AIRES
Louis Angel Flrpo, the wild bull
of the Pampas, Is to break into
the business end of the autom o
bile game. Following h is fight
next m onth with Jack Dempsey,
the idol of the A rgentine will re
tu rn to Buenos Aires and en ter
the m otor trade as d istrib u to r of
TO CROSS STATES
CLEVELAND, O., Sept. 1.—
The first autom obile train ever to
cross America will leave New
York City for the w estern coast
on Septem ber 10.
Used Cars
Mr. and Mrs. John Olson and
family of Morton Street, spent C rater Lake A ttracts—
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Beaver Jr.,
the last week end in Rogue Riv
of
Portland, w h o 'arriv ed in Ash
er. • They visted friends and had
land
accompanied by a guest,
a delightful time.
Miss Fairchild, plan to leave to
morrow for C rater Lake to spend
Business Visitors—
Sunday.
They will retu rn to Ash
Mrs. F rank Abbott and son
land
late
tomorrow evening.
Harold Lester, came to Ashland
B u sin ess G etter H om e—
Remember tliat a good used car is a better buy
than most cheap new ones.
Chalmers, 5 pass., Touring ....................$550.00
In A -l condition, 5 good tires; substantial
car, ready to go anywhere. Has had ex
cellent care.
New Residents—
Charles W. Sharpe and family
have returned to Los Angeles hav
ing been in town on a business
trip. Mr. Sharpe has purchased
the Sullivan ranch on the north
side of B ear Creek and will make
th at the family home. The farm
purchased is a good one as it con
sists of fifteen acres of alfalfa
land which is highly productive.
J. J. Deakin handled the sale.
Buick—5 pass., T o u rin g .........................$475.00
J u st overhauled and repainted.
a t the price.
A- buy
Mitchell—5 pass., T o u rin g ..................... $250.00
Thousands oi unused miles in this car yet,
and it’s a good looker.
Auburn
....................................... »200.00
Now in the hands of our m echanics for
overhauling— when they get through with
it we know it will be right.
Ashlanders S w e lte r -
Word was received yesterday
by local friends from Mr. and
Mrs. R. C. P o rter, who departed
a few days ago for Pomona. The
heat in California was alm ost un
bearable and A shland’s inviting
surroundings were thought of in
vain by the suffering travelers.
Pneumatie Trailer........................ ..........$ 50.00
Just the dope for touring.
Phone 152
Park Garage
Undecided—
Charles Moore, while not being
quoted this m orning, ia contem
plating a hunting trip. Mr. Moore
feels th a t more luck will follow
him if his plans are not disclosed.
W atch Tuesday’s paper for fu r
ther reports.
Reliable Dealers
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Nash Automobiles
GMC Trucks
Good Used Cars
Ku Klux
Buckhorn Lodge Visitors__
A parly consisting ot the Mes
dames Dunn, Van Sant, H. A.
Russell, o. W inter, Nellie R us
sell enjoyed Thursday a t B uck
horn Lodge. The affair was e n
tirely inform al and recreational,
as the summer season is prone to
remove all vitality and stam ina
from the ordinary person. Sev
eral Ashland people were at the
Lodge so th a t hospitality was
given full sway with small regard
for conventionality.
Lecture
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“The Truth About The Ku Klux Kian!’
The California Caravan is the
nam e of this organized expedi
tion of fifty automobiles. The
duty of exploring the road to be
followed and the honor of lead
ing this first transcontinental mo
to r train falls to a C handler Six,
w ith a Pikes Peak m otor, piloted
by Syl MacDowell and W arren
K. Fryer.
They have completed the trip
from Santa Monica, California to
New York City, and are now re
cruiting members of the party to
go west under th e ir guidance.
This novel caravan had its con
ception a t Santa Monica.
The
idea is th a t of Messrs. MacDowell
and F ryer, who are backed by
the Cham ber of Commerce of
Santa Monica.
The caravan pathfinder on its
trip east attracted widespread a t
tention, because of its novel dec
orations. The door3 and side pan-
els of the Chandler five passen-
ger touring car are completely
covered with an artistic array of
enlarged photographs
of Cali
fornia scenes in th eir n atu ral col
ors. W herever the car stopped,
it quickly became the center of
a large group of persons in te r
ested in the pictures of bathing
beauties, resort crowds and beach
es.
Upon the completion of the
w estern trip , the p athiidner
Chandler will have completed 10,-
000 miles.
The eastw ard trip
covered many more miles than the
re tu rn trip will require, a s the
pilots explored many alternative
roads in order to gain authentic
inform ation for the best retu rn
route.
LOS ANGELES GETS |
TOWN BUS SERVICE
Instead of trying to force high
priced tires upon an unw illing
public, tire m anufacturers w rote
down th e ir inventories and com
m itm ents on raw* m aterials ¡yid
established retail prices on their
tire proportionate to replacem ents
costs on rubber and on cotton.
"B ut in the fall of 192? prices
of rubber and fabric began to a<l-
rapidly. Rubber went from
14 • nts to about
ents a pound!
*u a few m onths *iad cotton ad-
' V i d over 60
‘ ’’ ’re manufactu'er-? even than,;
li waver, did no: immediately ad j
v.»ntv prices and '.( was Mo until i
the first of the year—m onths af-
‘.•r 11 • raacKj|fcgoi raw m aterials
i .«! gone up—►that tire prices flu-
•.):» did advance
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The Tidings office for all
kinds of
Ple»M xl W ith V isit—
and Mrs. L. O. Stearns
have returned to their ho pie
Klamath Falls. The E.-JL-itowris
and O. A. Stearns ho:
▼lilted by the Klamath Fat
d a ta .
8:00 O’clock P. M. ,
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FREE!
FREE!
STAR AND DURANT W IN
-^Precede The Lecture / £
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Let us juostall a set anti try them for 30 days.
If you are not satisfied we will refund the com
plete cost ’to you.
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AUTOMOTIVE SHOP
and Dodge P a rts and Service
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Quite frequently life itself depends on the character
ol repair work perform ed on your car— why take
chances on the new or inexperienced men— we have been
here for years and expect to rem ain perm anently
O l’R WORK IS THOROUGH AND F IL L Y
GUARANTEED
A complete stock of Repair P arts in connection
we
lose no time running over the country getting required
parts for your repair work.
A. Q. Moss
399 E. Main
Phone 116.
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NEW LOW PRICES
ON FISK CORDS
T im e to R e - t ir e ?
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COMPARE
THESE
PRICES,
THEN COMPARE TIRES. FISK
TIRES ARE DELIVERING MORE
AHLES THAN EVER BEFORE.
3°x3* ............................. .
$11.95
31x4 SS.................................. 17.85
32x4 . : ...........................
19.85
33x4 ........
20,50
One Quality Only—THE BEST
Kruggel Bros.
For an Honest Deal
Only the adoption of certain new policies, based on pres
ent day requirem ent ot car owners, has made this re
duction possible.
Compare the following new and old prices. You will
understand, then, why the Exide B attery with Its long
life, dependability and low m aintenance cost is the most
economical battery you can buy.
Ashland Service
Station
Oeser & Son
Ashland.
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Phone 155-J.
Opposite Swenson & Peebler
On August 15th, prices on all types of Exlde Automo
bile B atteries were reduced.
The same high quality th a t m otorists have always as
sociated w ith Exide B atteries, will be carefully m ain
tained. All of the m aterials entering into their con
struction will, as always, lie of the best grade obtain
able aud the w orkm anship unsurpassed.
for
$1.50
While They Last
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Full Regalia Parade Will
Ashland Electric Supply
Important Announcement
DRUMS
QABHIAL SNUBBERS ON
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ATTENTION, MOTORIST!
15 Gal
30 Gal.
and 50 Gal.
holes in the frame of your car, put
by the factory engineers for just one
e to put
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Overland Repair Shop
Of Special Interest
Monday Evening, Sept. 3
FREE!
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It is interestiug to note th at
the Morelands and Fageols are
a western product, both being
m anufactured here in California.
About fifty of the buses have
been ordered from the Moreland
Truck company, ten of which
have been delivered.
TIRE PRICES SET
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BATTERY AND IGNITION WORK IS OUR
SPECIALTY
FLASH LIGHTS, SPOT LIGHTS AND OTH
ER LIGHT A CCESS)RIES FOR THE MOTOR
CAR.
IN MEXICO AND HOLLAND
That a S tar car had won the
championship of the Republic of
Mexico on the previous Sunday
through finishing first in the
Mexican classic on the famous
Mexico City d irt track wras the
news th a t greeted R. C. (Cliff)
D urant head of the D urant in te r
ests on the Pacific coast on his
retu rn from New York last week.
J. B. Glenn, head of the Aztec
Motor Co., distributor of the Dur-
1 an t and Star lines in Mexico.-City
; in hia wire to the young presi
dent of the D urant Motor Co. of
California, did not give the name
LOS ANGELES, Sept. 1.— Arei of the driver in his w ire nor did
tire prices going to be lower? Are? he state the distance of the race;
there fu rth er reductions ahead, but D urant said he thought it
so th a t consum ers should put o f f iwas a fifty mile event. Glenn
buying.
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• said th a t the victory of the Star
This question is now being ask- liad stim ulated interest in the
ed so frequently by car owners, i D urant Products all over Mexico,
th at A. F. Osterlob, Vice P r e s i 1 The victory o ftlie Star in Mex-
dbet and General Manager of t h e 1 ico City is the second foreign
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company! viciory for a D uraut built car to
ot C alifornia ondeavors to ac. i be reported during the past week
quaint the public with the facts as Jalae3 W ‘ H aw k’ K° neral sa,es
about tire prices.
m anager of the Pacific Coast Dur-
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ant factory received a camble raes-
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• ? . goven,e<,!»iened by N. V. Bouvy. a Durant
_vy _y
m ark e t prices of and gta r dealer iij the Dutch
raw rubber and coton fabric. The
metropolis, in which he stated
retail price of tires is more sen
th a t D urant Fours had captured
sitive to raw m aterial m arket pric
the races staged a t Bussum, Hol
es th a t Is the case with most oth land. The driver of the winning
er commodities.
Duramt jn ^the Holland classic
“ Take the condition in 1920, was Teding van B erkout, one of
for example.
the best known speed kings of
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W hen theslum p came most tire Europe.
m anufacturers had large stocks
and com m itm ent of high priced
rubber and cotton fabric to decline
sharply.
Chautauqua Building
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LOS ANGELES, Sept. 1.—
Crosstown bus service— long the
subject of much heated discus
sion as one aid to the solution of
Los A ngeles’ traffic problem—
has a t last become a reality.
On S aturday regular Crosss-
town service was inaugurated by
the Los Angeles Motor Bus com
pany on W estern avenue, between
Los Feliz Boulevard and Slauso
avenue. P rior to the inaugura
tion of this service, eighteen of
the buses took p art in a m onster
parade.
These eighteen buses, the hrst
of a large order placed for fu
ture delivery, included More-
lands, Fageols and W hites— all
i of the niO3t advanced type of mo.
I tor construction,
R ow enuan B low s In__
Dan Bowerman and Cleon
Caldwell arrived In Ashland at
the early hour of 2 a. m., thi3
morning. Aside from Dan being
given the opportunity of adding
a few dollars, to the state high-
way departm ent for fast driving,
having several refreshing punc-
tures, and w aterm elon feeds th at
were given entirely through free
charity and -donated w ithout do-
naters, privilege to make a quiet
exit from a city hotel and several
are here and ready to go again.
B o w erm an
will l e a v e
soon for Seattle to enter school,
but Caldwell’s plans are not
known.
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last evening from H ilt, California.
She was accompanied by Mr. and
Mrs. Lester Abbott and daughtei
who have been visiting a t the
Frank Abbott home in H ilt the
past week. Mr. and Mrs. Lester
Abbott leave tonight for tbeir
home in Cottage Grove after vis
iting the past month with re la
tives in B utte Falls. Mrs. F rank
Abbott returned to Hilt on No. 15
last evening.
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P a tie n ts Improv
| H uckleberry H unters—
Dr. Hanson is im proving as
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Oscar and
rapidly as can be expected but son plan to leave tomorrow for
he will be in bed several weeks. the H uckleberry M ountain to
Mr. H oldridge, who underw ent spend the coining ten days hunt-
the serious operation yesterday, ing deer, and berries. Mosquitos
Is .recovering to the satisfaction and ants may be entertained but
of his physicians.
day by day such things can be
overcome.
Saturday, September í, id«**
Car
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Old
New
Buick-4, Chevrolet 1 C Volt
Cleveland, Durantl
11 plate - $24.00 «17. «5
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Essex, Forda
or
G r a y , Maxwell,/ 6 Volt
Nash-4, Oakland!
13 plate - $33.70 $2H.(M»
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Star, Studebaker,
Velie and others./
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Auburn,
Buick-6,
Chandler, Durant
-6, Hudson, Hup-/
mobile, Jewett.v
Moon, N a s h -6 / 6 Volt
15 plate - «37.45
Oldsmobile. Paige\
Reo, S tudebaker’
and others.
D o d g e . Franklin,'!
Maxwell and otb- 12 Volt
9 plate - $43.30
ers.
$33.30
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We have the type Exide for your car ready at the new
low price. Stop in and see it.
Murphy Electric Shoj )
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