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Lioeal j P e rso n a l Jiotes
A D aily C hronicle of th ose w ho com e and go, and even ts of
local in terest
A sH iA yh RArtŸ
ïoéMtÿr, August Ä, 1U1¿4
ww.
F ro u i W eed—
c h a rg e of th e case, Miss E . H a t-
M akes it W o rse—
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
Mrs. F r a n k W ood, c f W . ?dr ri o r , le ft th e sam e d ay fo r K la
I t is n ’t bad e n o u g h fo r th è lo
FO R
R E N T : — F o u r room
cal speed cop to be m a k in g life w as in A sh la n d to d a y a tte n d in g m ath F a lls , w h e re she w ill v isit
house. F o r p a rtic u la rs see Mrs.
a
s
h
o
rt
tim
e
b
e
fo
re
going
to
San
to
b
u
sin
ess
in
te
re
s
ts
sh
e
h
a
s
h
e
re
.
m ise ra b le fo r th e speed fiends,
L ane, T id in g s a t 4 :3 0 P. M.
D iego to w o rk .
s ta te tra ffic o ffic e rs h o rn in
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S to p p ed H e re —
now
and
th e n .
We
a re
Miss C la ra B row n, of L03 A n
in fo rm e d t h a t tra ffic o ffic e r J. R.
geles,
le ft to d ay fo r M onm outh,
B enton a rr e s te d
T h o m as
H a r-
g ra v e s of B oston, a to u ris t, fo r a f te r s t °P P ing h e re se v e ra l d a y s
ste p p in g on hi« gas t o th e t u n e ! 10 v2 s it Y <he A A n d re w s hom e
1 of 32 m iles a n h o u r th ro u g h Gold ' on F a irv ie w s tre e t. Miss B row n
H ill.
T h a t’s all rig h t, B e n to n , ; fo rm e rly ta u g h t school in M ed
b u t w hy in heck did you ta k e ! fo rd , a n d sh e h as m an y frie n d s
iv a
a i r to
tv
i M
u c edford
u iV ia
th e v ictim u V c le
t t u o ; ; in th e valley.
fin e h im ? Gold HUI n e e d s a ll th e !
fin es re s u ltin g fro m v io la tio n s in l,U l ' J h o s p ita l
J o h n G isler, o w n e r of a s to re
th is d is tr ic t.— M ail T rib u n e .
i
a t S h ale City, re c e n tly le ft th e lo-
' cal h o sp ita l a f te r a s h o rt illn ess.
Out Of H ospital—
Inez W ilh ite
w as d ism issed
Saw th e C aves—
from th e local h o sp ita l to d ay ,
A m ong th e m an y A sh la n d r e s
w h ere sh e re c e n tly u n d e rw e n f an
id e n ts w ho d ro v e up to th e O re- j
; o p e ra tio n fo r a p p e n d ic itis. R a lp h
g o n C aves on S u n d a y w e re Mr.
H lbb3, of th e S u n c re s t O rc h a rd s,
■ S fi*
a n d M rs. W . F .
L oom is,
and
w as b ro u g h t in to d a y fo r m e d i- 1
' R a lp h , C la ra , H elen a n d D o ro th y !
A n o th e r p a tie n t
! cal tre a tm e n t.
G iil. T hey r e p o rt a fa irly sm o o th
! ls M rs- R a y P a r k e r . of B u tte lo a d , a lth o u g h it is so m e w h at
. F a lls.
L ittle V irg in ia H u n t, of
d u s ty .
It is v ery easy to m ak e
H ilt, w as d ism issed S a tu rd a y af
th e trip to th e caves an d back
te r a se v ere illn ess.
in one day, a n d th e d ista n c e is
a b o u t 180 m iles.
B erth—
j
B orn, M onday a t th e C o m m in i-'
.
.
, T o < o lu m b u s
ity H o sp ita l, to Mr. a n d M rs. R.
B. C. F o rs y th e , p rin c ip a l of th e
These are the days that call you away from the steady
B. N oel, of W eed, an e ig h t pound
A sh lan d H ig h School, w ith his
every-day gTind—That trip you have longed to take
g irl.
fam ily , left re c e n tly fo r C olum
is about to be realized, and naturally you want to have
bus, O hio, to v is it h is f a th e r and
V isited H e r e -
the proper outing apparel to wear.
On th e r e tu r n to A sh
M r. a n d M rs. W ood a n d c h il m o th e r.
d re n , fro m T e x a s,, v isite d th e ir la n d , th e p a rty w ill sto p in S her-
We have a fine line of the Ladies’ Khaki Regulation
old frie n d s, Tom H u d so n , M iss 1 id an , W yom ing, to v i s t M rs. F o r-
Am y R am sey a n d Mr3. P a y n e th e s y th e ’s p a re n ts .
M r. a n d
M rs. {
newest creations in “ Out Knickers, priced at
f ir s t of th e w eek. T hey a r e to u r-! F o r s y th e ex pect to r e tu r n by Sep- ■
$2.50 to $3.50
ing Togs.’’
in g th e N o rth w e s t, an d a re go- te m b e r 1.
ing a s f a r as B ritis h C olum bia.
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Two or Three p i e c e L adies’ Khaki Outing
Saw Caves Friday—
C ooler H e re —
W . H. H u rle y , of A sh la n d , v is
W h ile M edford r e p o r ts a te m
ite d th e O regon C aves la s t F rid a y . p e r a tu r e of 90 d e g re e s fo r S u n
day, th e m axim um
in A sh lan d
O rres c lean s clo th es. P h o n 9 64. w as o nly 82.
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C om plete lin e of A sh la n d Can-
M. A. C. S to m ach Tonic
-Mc- ied G oods a t D e tric k s.
9 4 -tf
N a lr B ros.
W e d e liv e r th e goods -D etricks
From H ilt—
9 4 -tf
C. H. R ose an d J. R. M iller of
F ly-T ox, K ills F ly s, M oths—
H ilt, w e re A sh lan d v isito rs yes M cN air B ros.
te rd a y .
To G ridley—
H e a lth g iving w hole w h e a t
Mr. an d Mrs. J . R. L ily have
b re a d a t T he L ith ia B ak ery .
gone to G ridley, C a lifo rn ia , fo r
th e b e n e fit of M rs. L ily ’s h e a lth .
T hey w e re a c co m p an ied by Miss
Her© on B u sin ess—
W . S. K ee, of M edford, w as in B eth W oodford.
1
A sh la n d on b u sin ess S a tu rd a y .
R e tu rn s fro m K l a m a t h -
S P E C IA L a tte n tio n to AUTO
Mrs. I. D. A p p le g a te r e tu rn e d
M O B ILE in s u ra n c e ; b e tte r te rm s re c e n tly fro m
K la m a th F a lls,
a n d lo w e r ra te s . Yeo, of course. w h ere sh e v iste d fo r so m e tim e
P h o n e 21 & 2 7 4 -J.
212— tf w ith re la tiv e s. A t p re s e n t, Mrs.
A p p le g a te ’s son,
M orey,
from
HO N ESTY is m y PO LIC Y . Yeo, M exico, is v isitin g her.
of co u rse.
212— ti
Sw eet c ream fo r w h ip p in g and
■offee— also fre s h m ilk , alw ays
A shland V isitors—
M iss P eggy W elch n ad Miss >n ice a t th e P la za .
239— tf
F lo re n c e S choltz, of S e a ttle , a re
A sh lan d v isito rs to day.
1 M ed fo rd C h ief Goes—
_______
F r e C hief R oy E llio t le ft S at-
W e ’ll be glad to show you o u r i u rd a y n ig h t fo r P a s a d e n a , C alif.,
new F a ll lin e of w o n d e rfu l wool to a tte n d th e a n n u a l con v en tio n
fa b ric s.
P a u ls e r u d ’B.
285-tf of th© P acific C o ast F ir e C h ie fs.!
H ydrants Standardized—
T -69S a a o q j -.C uca sjo S uj
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He w ill p ro b a b ly n o t r e tu r n un - i
Ed W olf, d e p u ty
s ta to
f i r e i - u n — p jo q p e j j p j o j u io jj litp o j
P a u ls e r u d ’s S u its a re g u a r a n - ' til n ex t S u nday.
In th e m e a n - ,
m a rs h a ll, y e s te rd a y fin is h e d t h e . pun
O[oq?A u in a j^ pun I!
tee d to give la s tin g service. 2 8 5 -tf tim e, th e a s s is ta n t chief, H. T ay-
w ork of s ta n d a rd iz in g th e h o se j
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j lo r B u rch w ill bo in c h a rg e of th o an d fire h y d ra n ts of A sh la n d . T h is , D ism issed S u n d a y —
L eft S a tu rd a y —
d e p a rtm e n t.— Mail T rib u n e .
w ork w as d o n e so t h a t a ll v a lle y 1 -Ors. G o d d ard , w ife of Dr. F.
D avid D oran, son of Mr. a n d
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; c itie s w ould h a v e th e sa m e size G. G o d d a rd , of K la m a th
F a lls,
M rs. J . H. D oran, le ft S a tu rd a y L eav in g T o m o rro w —
w
as
S
u
n
d
a
y
d
ism
issed
from
th e
th re a d s , on fire -fig h tin g eq u ip -
fo r E u g e n e , w h ere he w ill v isit 1 T he Rev. S. J . C haney an d fam -
C
o
m
m
u
n
ity
H
o
sp
ita
l,
w
h
e
re
she
I m e n t, a n d in case of em e rg en c y
re la tiv e s fo r som e tim e.
! ily a re lea v in g by c a r to m o rro w ,
i could send help to one a n o th e r. h ad been c o n fin ed by a se v ere j
m o rn in g on a v a c a tio n trip . F ir s t
illn ess. T h e sp ecial n u rse In
and th ey w ill go to T w in F a lls, Id ah o ,
O rres ta ilo rs fo r
m en
From M odesto—
w om en, u p s ta irs o v er McGees
by w ay of P o rtla n d , P e n d le to n ,
W . R. S tacey, of M odesto, f o r
a n d Boise. In T w in F a lls , th e y
m
erly
c o n n ected w ith P a u ls e r u d ’s
S h irts m ad e to o rd e r a t O rres. w ill v isit M rs. C h a n e y ’s p a re n ts ,
ta
ilo
r
sh
o p In th is c ity , is a t th e
285-2* , Mr. a n d Mrs. S. H. B olton. W ith
C o m m u n ity H o sp ita l fo r t r e a t
Mr B o lten , M r. C h an ey w ill m ak e
m ent.
M adden s e n s B alloon tire s .
i a tr'.p Into th e S a w to o th m o u n
2 4 6 -tf ta in s , in th e
R ocky
m o u n ta in
Spent W eek-E nd—
ra n g e , to h u n t a n d
fish
M r.
J a c k ie a n d B u d d ie B ell, sons
I h a v e f o u g h t thi 'Maza Shoe C haney w ill be gone over th re e
of
J o h n B ell, S o u th e rn P acific l
m
y
fam
ily
Shop a n d have move
S u n d ay s, an d d u rin g h is a b sen c e ,
m
e
sse
n g e r, cam e up fro m O a k - ■
w ill con- th e Rev. R. W . N elson, of M ed
to A sh lan d to live,
la
n
d
w
ith th e ir f a th e r S a tu rd a y ,!
tin u e doing firs t-c la s s shoe r e ford, w ill occupy th e p u lp it.
a
n
d
spend
th e w eek-end v isitin g
p a irin g a n d w ill w elcom e y o u r
a t th e C h a rle s L oom is hom e.
tra d e . A lex S p ju th .
2 85-3t A t th e C o lu m b ia—
Mr. a n d M rs. F . M. H o osm an,
L e t us fill y o u r pail w ith S w if ts ,
j erom 6( A rizo n a, w e re g u e sts Lost F in ger—
W h ile p la y in g w ith an ax, Lew -
« ilv e r Lea: la rd . C osts less th an a t th e H otel C o lu m b ia la s t n ig h t.
s h o rte n in g . Goes f a r th e r a n d is T hey a re on a to u rin g tr ip th is elyn P e a c h y , son of th e fo re s t
m o re n u tritio u s . D e tric k s.
9 4 -tf su m m e r.
A n o th e r g u e st fro m a r a n g e r, c u t a fin g e r fro m h is le ft
N. M ain
h a n d S u n d ay .
T h e h a n d w as
P h o n e 107
d ista n c e w as P. M. W in e m a n , of
d
re
sse
d
,
an
d
is
now
h
e
a
lin
g
r
a
p
C leaning, P re s s in g and R e p a ir P itts b u rg h .
idly.
in g a t P a u ls e r u d ’s.
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Fresh and Cured
M EATS
and Fish
Outing Togs for the
jg Outdoors
Tweed Suits priced at
$14.95—$19.90—$22.50
Coats, all sizes, priced
$4.50 to $5.90
Ladies Khaki Laced Leg
Outing Breeches, all sizes
$3.75
Sleeveless Jackets a n d
Knicker Suits in t wo
piece—at
$8.50
Tweed Knickers in Chil
d re n ’s sizes, 10 to 16 at
$3.35
For the Kiddies we have
every thing in cuting
togs from Kreepers to
Suits.
Ladies
Khaki
Middy
Blouses,
Hi-Low C011-
vert i hie Collar at
$2.50
WANTED»—-^Experienced sale«- IfliTMee I £ 10 d on
tOrffls. X
lady, capable of doing alterations, I Real Bargain. Call at 63 X.
G olden R u le S to re .
286-3* [ M ain St. a n d g e t te rm s.
FO R S A L E : — Cows, e ith e r
fre sh o r dry. J ,N. D ennis. 542
B o u lev ard .
2 8 6 -3 tf
FO R S A L E : _ Vog<? & Sona
P ian o 502 g F ir s ,
Medford>
O reg o n .
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F O R S A L E : — 7-room h o u se on
W A N TED : — A few r e g u la r
B o u lev ard , close in, w ell fu rn is h - • room erg aud b o a rd e rs. Good ho m e
ed. Pi ice $4.>00.00.
! POOk ed nieals served fam ily sty le ,
! Room H ouse all m odern , c l o s e , $10 ppr
ek 107 4(h Rt 286. 2 .
Have Your Brakes
CRATER LAKE
PICTURES
Inspected
Before you sti^rt on your
P atlerson
trip, have your brakes in
spected. 'Phis may save a
serious accident.
OUR EQUIPMENT
Framed Pictures, 8 views
I
7x9 $1.25 each
enables us to give y<>u
best Ravhestos Brake Lin-
mg service.
Automotive Shop
$3.75
L adies’ Tweed Knickers,
all sizes
$3.75 and $4.75
Outing Togs Department” Your Shop
ping Center.
Take advantage of the conveniences this store offers
a m p tp r iL f;
‘W here Your D ollar H as More Cents*
McNair Brothers
B s v i -Star» (
Do you stand to
lose all this?
Our Laundry Work
is something for which we
never have to apologize,
hut if anything wrong
does occur, wc arc more
than glad to correct it.
If you will try our w*rk
once, when your clothes
are returned you will want
to semi your laundry to
us regularly.
Phone us and we will call
for your laundry
Eagle Market
Crater Lake M uiu.lures 85c
A fine a s so rtm e n t of C ra te r
L ake colored post card s.
at
Ladies’ Flannel Shirt
Blouse Convertible Col-
lar, priced at
y/ie
Piet 11 res o f C ia ler
L ake
$2.50 to $15
Ladies’ Domestic Pongee
Skirts and Blouses, pric
ed, each
$2.98 to $3.98
Make Our
ASHLAND LAUNDRY
81 W a te r S t.
P h o n e 165
If fire descended upon your
hom e, w ould it find you u n
p ro te c te d , u n in su re d , w i t h
n o th in g to help you face th e
loss?
Or a re you a d e q u ate ly
In su red , so th a t a fire w ould
be only, an inconvenience, not
a d isa s te r?
M ake c e rta in th a t you a re
co m p le te ly p ro tected ag a in st
every loss. A few ni n u tes
«pent s e c u r ity in su ra n c e to
day m ay save you heavy loss
to m o rro w .
T h e a d v ice of th is agency
h a s saved m any a pro|H*rty
ow ner fion i loss . Why not let
us h elp you, to o ?
Billings Agency
R eal E s ta te & R eal In su ra n c e
E stab . 1883
41 E. M ain St.
P h o n e 211
HELP
The Salvation Army Campaign
Commencing Thursday morning, and continuing
until Aug. 9, the citizens of Ashland will be waited upon
to assist the local Salvation Army to raise the sum of
$2000—this being the amount that is requisite and nec
essary to carry on the work of the Army in Ashland for
the ensuing year. This statistical report as submitted
by Lieut. C. Bennett and Lieut. C. Dueill shows the 12
months to have been busy ones in Salvation Army ac
tivities.
In addition to the material benefits that have been
bestowed, there has also been a great work accomplish
ed that cannot be measured in dollers and cents.
The conversion of 30 people at the services held at
the Army hall during the past 12 months—30 men and
women made better citizens through the acceptance of
the gospel and a belief in the Son of God.
So it is the hope of the Army officers that as the
representatives call upon the people of this community
this week that they will meet with a libero1 response,
for it is the desire of the officers of The Salvation Army
that but one appeal be made each year in the county
where the Army is located.
To whom it May Concern:..
Ashland Post No. 14, of The American Legion en
dorses the work of the Salvation Army. Dr. W. J. Cran
dall, Cc n., G. H. Wenner, Adj.
I want to say that much good work has been done
within the last two years in Ashland by the Salvation
Army. They have been especially active in relieving
the poor. C. L. Loomis, Mayor of Ashland.
•
No nobler service can be performed than for all
Elks of this community to assist in helping the Salva
tion Army put over their annual campaign. Geo. W.
Dunn, Exalted Ruler, B. P. 0. E. No. 944.
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STATISTICAL REPORT OF
WORK DONE IN ASHLAND
LAST TWELVE MONTHS
The Salvation Army deserves the support of every
tninking man and woman thabdesires the mutual bene
fit for all. You are real genuine followers of the Naz-
arene. I ask all to help you financially. Walter M.
Pierce, Governor of Oregon.
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SENIOR WORK
O pen A irs held ...
.....................
O pen A ir a tte n d a n c e ............................... ..........
In d o o r M eetings held ..........................................
In d c o r a tte n d a n c e ...................................................
C onvers ons .......... ....................................................
N u m b e r h o u rs v isita tio n
..................................
JU N IO R W ORK
M eetings held .............................................................
A tte n d a n c e ..................................................................
R E L IE F W ORK
N u m b er p erso n s given m eals ..............................
N u m b e r p erso n s given lo d g in g s ..... ..............
N u m b e r p e rso n s given g ro c e rie s ................ ......
N u m b er p e rso n s given C h ristm a s d in n e r
N u m b er p erso n s given sh o es a n d g a rm e n ts
N u m b e r p erso n s found e m p lo y m e n t ............
N u m b er p erso n s in te rv ie w e d ..............................
N u m b e r g irls received a t R escue H om e ......
T o ta l n u m b e r p erso n s helped ......................................
X
3 4 5
.21.4 80
262
. 5,788
30
87>
4 »
I
4
100
1,806
131
65
297
170
220
88
199
5
i
1,17!
Quota $2900.00
DATES— AUGUST 3-0, 1021
L IE U T . (H A S . B E N N E T T , L IE U T . C. D U E IL L .
O F F IC E R S IN C H A R G E
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