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Sweet cream for whipping and
hifent at Klamath Pails, new high-'
Beaverton — Contract let for
way and lumber work on Coos 20,000 theatre.
; bay and keener appreciation o
f
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¡th
e
Oregon,
as
typical
instances
RACERS
MAKE THRILLS
Many Visit Caves—
A D aily C hronicle o f th ose w ho com e and go, Mid even ts o f
i ot the new spirit of community
FOR PANS SUNDAY
The attendance at the Oregon )
local in terest
activity
and
pride
th
a
t
had
de-
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Caves lias reached a total of 15,- '
TME THEATER BEAUTIFUL
veloped
w
ithin
the
last
year
as
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500 for the season, with an aver-
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.age daily attendance of about 60.
F IN IS H IN G TODAY ’ ’
• o Eugene—
work.
four fastest drivers in the first
Mr.
Sabin
states
th
at
the
resort
I
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BUNCETON Mo., Sept. 15.—
“ TH E M ARRIAGE C H E A T ”
ALPHA CHAPTER
Mrs. Ada E. Clark will leave
“ Oregon com m unities,” sa id ',event’ Marasco again easily won,
tomorrow for EunenZ
wil* l,e keP< open until O ctober' Charging (he Republican party
No. 1
and
will spend the w inter *
8l‘e 15 and ,a ter if V isib le. Guide : wlfb placing special privilege, Mr. Vining, “also have come to i With Cook seco»d, Harvey third
<». E. S.
“ RAD IO M A D ”
Time.
9
i service will he m aintained until* «reed and corruption in high of. a new realization th a t self-help and ° Wens fourth.
is
the
liest
help.
They
are
not
minutes,
33
4-5
seconds.
Prizes,
State communication to-morrow
th at date. Foundations will be lice. John W. Davis, Democratic waj(¡..„
ou can’t keep your feet from
now for outside capital to
O 0 0 t $75 and $50.
(T uesday) evening at 8 o'clock
laid for eight more cottages which c a n d id a te fo r th e p r e s id e n t, d e- '
tan cin g — W ednesday night. Jack
come
in
and
invest.
Local
men
1
he
2o*,aP classic, the last
V isiting members welcome.
will be built in time for the 1925 livered a sm ashing attack upon
i n Hot Springs. Metropole Or
are
investing
their
own
capital
i
n
’
eVent
on
the Program was be
By order of the W orthy Matron. chestra.
season at the resort. — G rants i the Harding-Coolidge adm inistra
new
activities
and
tween
the
eight fastest cars in
12-3t* Pass Courier.
LEAH M. CALDWELL,
so creating,
j’ tion today in his drive to capture
Event
One.
Those who entered '
new enterprises th at naturally
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: the grain belt a re a ’s vote.
Secy. For Corvallis__
were,
De
Palma,
Hearne, Lyons,!
Let ub fill * ' your
Speaking b „ before
Mis a ttra c t outside investm ent.”
Mr. and Mrs A W t i n »
— * pail with u Swifts
w“ “ i I
n u ic 75,000
iu . uuu mis-
Marasco, Cook and W alker.
In A shland —
this m orning fo r’Coival»« where
‘? rd ’
! ai° urians at ~ a barbecue
held VII
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— 1633
uvvuu uciu
The race started out with De '
Leo Hoff of Butte F a lk is in they will visit friends a nd^r N a shortening. Goes farth er and is? A he farm of Dr. Nelson, Demo- i
too iit v
Palma
and Hearne staging a real
more nutritious. Detricks.
94-tf cratic candidate for governor o f !
"ATE T° CLASSIFY
Ashland visiting with friends and tives.
transacting business here.
Missouri, the Democratic chieftain • WANTED — W aitress at the battle for first honors, with De
Palm a holding the edge, but in
drew a wide campaign issue be Nelda Cafe.
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THE WEATHER
(he
7th lap one of the tires on
tween his own pledge of “ hon
Report for the past 24 hours; esty in governm ent” and the re
D
ePalm
a’s car went bad.
He
PIANO BARGAINS!
Maximum, 92; Minimum, 50. Set
wa3
going
too
fast
on
the
next
In this vicinity we have
cord of the Republican scandals.
ÏN
Maximum, 85. Sultry; cloudy.
slightly
used Piano and P layer) F° Und lo stop’ so * hen he di(1
Smith Bros. M. A. C. Stomach
. The barbecue, which was attend-
Tonic $1.25— McNair Bros.
R ath er than incur the i stop in the 9th lap the tire was
! ed by many state and national piano.
in shreds.
> leaders, was a gala affair and the expense of freight, boxing, etc., '
T o A lud C re e k __
V isitin g At Medford—
The mechanics, w aiting with an ■
j large audience paid strict atten- we offer these pianos at a frac
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin, Mis3
!
extra
wheel, had De Palm a back
Mrs. J. D, Mars journeyed to
j tion to every word the Democratic tion of th eir original price. A
Blanche MacLean, Mr. and Mrs.
!
in
tlie
race in 31 seconds, - hut
Medford Sunday and visited with
—
candidate for president .uttered. small cash payment and the bal-j „
Frank Murphy and Mr. and Mrs.
ance in th irty equal monthly pay- H earne- dlle to the fact DePalma )
her daughter, Mrs. Hans Jeschke,
C. B. Lamkin, form erly of Ash
m ents are term s we will extend had t0 make the last lap with the
form erly Ruth Mars.
land. composed a party who jo u r
A storia — Ninety cars w heat ,
SALEM, Septem ber 14 4 _ i t will received in one day for export to
, resP°n8ible people. For full old tire at a stow rate and be- i
neyed to Mud Creek near McCloud
Ladies and children’s hair cut
78,024 to;
•
inform ation, w rite Kohler & cause of the 31 seconds delay,
cost approxim ately $378,024
t o ! United Kingdom.
ting. Powder Puff Beauty Par to view the glacier of Mt Shasta. < onduct the Oregon state p en iten -'
Chase, W holesale D epartm ent, 26 had gained more than a lap on
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O’F arrell Street. San Francisco, the veteran, which- he could not
Remember— Big Dance— Jack- tiary during the next bienn<um,
California.
CARD OF THANKS
12-3 Mon overcome, although he drove the
son Hot Springs, W ednesday nite, starting Jan u ary 1, 1925, accord-!
V isiting Fraziers—
race of his life until the fiifsh,
ing to an estim ate filed with t h e 1 We
to thank our friehds f
Sept.
17.
Music
by
Famous
Me
FOR
RENT
—
Four-room
fur-)
ending
third. Hearne was first,
Fred Kilpatrick and wife of
state budget commission by A. m J ^or th eir kindness and sympathy
tropole
Orchestra
“
Syncopatin’
—
,
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<>,,Si 1 •! *’S<TI. <
’( t ¡Gil (»1 ill.“ Illo.-f V ivid j >el'SOll;l li t v
nished apartm ent, with garage. ! Lyons second uim
and mmaiivo
Marasco iourtn.
fourth. . ‘ ‘
Oakland, California are here visit
Dalrymple, warden of th e in s ti-f€xtended to U8 d u rin e our recent
fools
o’
fu
n
.”
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ing Mr. K ilpatrick's sister, Mrs.
Time 17 m inutes,
12 2-5 seconds. | o t r < »»aiice t h a t ever strode through f i d ion's Da<»e o r
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tution.
’ bereavem ent, also for the beau- A dults only. 1101 Boulevard.
Roy Frazier.
12-ti Purses $5oo, $350, $200 and played out the checkered dram a o f life
The actual cost of conducting t,fu l f,ow ers-
Retuims to A shland—
$100. De Palma, no doubt, would ~
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MRS. J. L. GAULT
FOR RENT — 3 or 4 room
Dr. B ertha Sawyer of this city- the prison d u ring the present bi-1
PAINTERS: — Beagle and
apartm
ent,
private
baths.
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,ln’ougbout
‘he
program
and
dis-
progra...
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ennlum ,w as $330,015.99, or m o re[
RO'f GAULT
m was under Hie sanction
Beagle: day work or contract; returned Saturday after several
, _ o re trouble.
played a kcen interegt ,n the
MRS. BUNDY.
than
$45,090
less
th
an
the
days
visit
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
preferred.
Phone
263R
or
call
at)
estim ates free. Box 171.
395-tf
e American Au-
The audience was enthusiastic all of which were exciting
Shook Bldg.
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F. Goeller of K lam ath Falls, who am ount to be sought at th e next!
The tonioh'le Association.
The VINING WILL BE SPEAK
returned to Ashland with her. session of the legislature.
F or R ound-up—
MUIR PEACHES for slicing or
Mr. and Mrs. J. N Dennis left They - made the trip by way of proposed increase in th e cost of
ER AT BIG MEET i canning, 40 cents per box. Sat
The Goellers re operaitng the penitentiary, it was
this morning for Pendleton where C iater Lake.
suma Plums. Phone 9F21. Albert
turned
Sunday
to
Klamath Falls said, is due to various improve
they will spend the next few days
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C
Joy, near Normal.
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ments, both within and outside
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attending the Round-up.
Coming to Ashland—
PTOxIraa'ielv' »19 00»
tA‘H '
conditions to be
FOR SALE — “ One M inute’’
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Hitchcock
You can’t go wrong when you
Electric
Wra3hing .Machine, $36:
ed In the bndget’ for
2 s" and" " " " t ° ‘
1" " ,ress6d w l,h ,h e
trade a t Paulserud’s.
6— tf of Jefferson, Ohio, are expected
large wood heating stove, $20;
i
r
e
M ‘° Copper bottom wash boiler, $1.50,
to arrive in Ashland the latter 1926 to purchase f
cam ps along the public bigh-
all good as new. Phone 264J.
Shaving m irrors— McNair Bros part of tills month. Mr. H itch equipment, which was recom ways.
cock was superintendent of the mended by a special committee
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“ Many camps, however, are
Ashland
schools
from
1894
to
appointed
by
the
governor
to
in-
.
.
,
,
From K lam ath F alls—
FOR SALE — A few choice
’’ ‘° r » r0 ,it by ” 1''-
He has been practicing VMtieatb haxard» at th e priaM I
Clifford Hoag of Klam ath Falls 1901
Kstlmate,,
expenditures
out
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h"
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t
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white leghorn pullets, 5 months
w as In Ashland yesterday visiting law in Ohio since leaving Ash- the prison revolving fund d u rin g ) L m
t ° “ ri S t '"
old.
219 Mountain Avenue. G. W.
laud
and
is
the
Republican
nom
w ith friends.
Benedict.
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inee for Probate Judge this year tiic next two years was fivpri nt- ’ *
»262,638.38,
wltl,
‘
M
h
a,
th
e
com
m
unities
of
the
HONESTY Is my POLICY. Yeo, in his home county.
FOR SALE— One library table,
mated nt »265.,08.53. U nder n I I m ,
m 0 ! t 1 now ” , e “ le '-
of coarse.
212— tf
chiffonier,
linoleum rug, couch
" "
aP P y lsem an t o , th eir
Dance at Jackson Hot Springs law enneted a , (he last session J
opportunities; lied, 2 rockers, wheel chair, dres-1
Wednesday, Sept . 17. Music by the le g ,su tu re n revolving t ^ n
R eturns H om e—
Of $10») nun wn
g n d R*a<ler»hip in th e m a tte r of hold- ser, heating stove, dining room
Miss M arjorie Payne returned the Famous Metropole Orchestra.
$100,000 was appropriated ing tourists lon
chairs. Call after 3 p. m 117
enough to make
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home Sunday morning after
■ 8th St.
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spending a tw-o weeks vacation
dustries. Only recently it was the acquainted w ith these r e - i _ ___________________________
w ith relatives and friends in San Civic Club—
necessary for the governor to sources and leadership In the w ayj FOR SALE— Ford delivery bed.
these resources j F ranklin Bakery.
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•Mrs. Della Blodgett of Chicago borrow $25,000 from an o th er of presenting
Francisco.
USE YOUR ( RED1T
witli
the
view
of
inducing
new
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w ill address the Civic Improve fund to tide over th e emergency
\1
FOR
SALE—
1923
Ford
run-
Complete line of Ashland Can ment Club at their m eeting at the resulting from the inability of the! settlem ent th ro u g h o u t th e sta te .” !
Heating Stoves $5 down
about. Also 1924 4-door sedan,
New S p irit IndRtitcd
ned Goods at Detricks.
94-tf clubhouse tomorrow afternoon on warden to realize on this y e ar’s
likp
new
Phnne
314.1
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and $5 a month
Mr. Vining m entioned the co. f like new- Phone 314J._________
-.he topic “ Clubs of the Middle- industrial output.
PALACE UNIVERSAL
operative
b
o
x
’
factory
and
hotel)
WANTED—
A
reliable
woman
W est.” Mrs Blodget is a well-
F o r Convention—
known
club woman of Chicago.
plans at A shland, the lum ber a n d j to 8have home in a small fam ny
Clinton Baughman, fire chief,
Besides
Civic
Club
members,
the
orchard
developm ent a t M edford,' ¡¡n exchange for light housekeep-
left Friday for Astoria where he
Parent-Teachers
Association
are
(lie hotel and irrigation plans at i in g No children. Phone 469R
Is attending the Fire Chief’s Con
G rants Pass, th e general develop-1
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vention. » He will retu rn next Sun- invited to he present.
day. He wa3 accompanied by his
J IL B H jiM J
»
Cliff Payne makes hook racks.
family as far as Woodburn.
ûoeal ; P ersonal flotes :
co ffee- aisb fresh milk, always
on ice at the Plaza.
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WtK I I PICNIC
John
Barrymore
Beau
Brummel
GUES
The Bine Spots
and w in thi s
beautiful Heal
ing Stove;
Swenson &
Peebler
Furniture Co.
(
The famous Metropole Or
chestra which ha3 ju st completed
an engagement playing for the
Dances during the Jackson County
F a ir will reopen the dance Pavil
ion at Jackson Hot Springs Wed
nesday night. The versatile or
chestra is fast sequiring a large
following here owing to the excel
lence of its dance music.
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To Crater Lake—
W. H. Day and C. K. Mason
of Iowa Falls, Iowa, returned last
night from C rater Lake, where
they have been spending several
days.
SPECIAL attention to AUTO
MOBILE insurance; better term s
and lower rates. Yeo, of course.
Phone 21 & 274-J.
212— tf
T o M oon’s Camp —
Mrs. J E. Fifield returned yes
terday from Moon’s Camp where
sh e visited for several days with
her daughter, Mrs. C. R. Cleve
land, form erly Ruth Fifield.
N o W h olesale
No D elivery
30 days test
beginning Sept. 15th to prove tlie
he3t bread made in Ashland is
quality bread, from the oven over
the counter at 8c per pound, salt
rising bread goes on Oct. 15th.
KI8TLERS QUALITY BAKERY
11— 2
In A shland—
In Ashland—
A rthur Kirby of Long Beach
California, was in Ashland Sat
urday visiting Mrs. McGee, who
he knew in Illinois. He has been
spending the summer in Montana
and is returning to his home.
SALEM, Sept. 15. — “ Private
Enos A. Eilis, company B, 162d
infantry, 82d brigade — enlisted
for Septem ber 12 only Residence)
Newberg. Occupation, m ayor.”
Tlr.s legend on a recruiting card
received
by Brigadier-General
A. White from Captain D. D. Hail,
Why pay more for milk when National guard recruiting officer
you can get the best milk for a t Portland, caused a gasp of;
10 cents. Lininger Dairy. Phone amazement at National guard1
396R and 369J.
4-tf ! headquarters, since Mayor Etlis
had gone on record as betug the
R eturns Home—
only Oregon mayor opposed to the
Mrs. G. D. Mason returned to ' Defense day test.
day to her home In Glendale after } Mayor Ellis explained to Cap
living in Ashland for several tain Hail, who w eat from P o rt
months. Mr. Mason will stay here land to enlist him. yj, the service,
until the completion of the m aus that he had not changed his mind
oleum.
in the least in the n a tte r of hold
ing a nation-wide mobilization,
For cleaning and pressing but th a t he Celt he was as patrio
Phone 119. We call and deliver. tic as any citizen, and since the»)
6— tf test was being held and volun-
teer3 enrolled, he would do t h a 1
same thing he would do iu a w ar
Is Home—
emergency, that was forced on the
Mrs. J. H. McAlister of this city,
country — offer his services in
who has been visiting her daugh
some capacity to the governm ent.
ter, Mrs Will Weeden in Klam ath
The enlistm ent was verified
Falls for several days, returned
over the long distance telephone
recently to her home.
this afternoon, Mayor Elli« say
ing th a t he is a man of peace,
P aulesrud’s Suits give satisfae-;
tion.
6— tf opposed as all citizens are to war,
but th a t when a national crista
occurs his first duty is to his coun
try.
To P o r t l a n d -
Mr. and Mrs. E. R Isaac spent
the week-end in P ortland on busi
ness, returning today.
S topping H ere—
Mr. Stark of Lyden, W ashing
ton, la stopping In Ashland for
several days. Mr. Stark is well
acquainted with Mr. and Mrs. F
J. Shinn, form er residents of Ash
land. He Is returning to his home
a fte r being at Lakevietf for some
time.
Don’t fail to come or you will
regret. Big Dance Wed. night,
Jackson H ot Springs.— Metropole
Orchestra.
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liave been trea ted since I have received niv new
electronic m achine, which perm its rap id recovery.
T have ju s t retu rn ed from my vacation and am
read y to continue the electronic treatm en ts which
have been proving so beneficial to my patients.
Aon a re invited to call for consultation and advice.
DR. E. B. ANGELL
C hiropractie and E lectro T herapy
F ir s t N ational Bank Bldg.
Classified advertisements Lave come
to be an American institution—tbev
vitally concern ev£Ty
member of » the
•<
family.
J
M ost Readers
M BS ARE K N
Burton Dancing School,
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Price of Sef-
orial Hall.
Open daily.
ton, Oregon, were in Ashland yes
noon 2 to 3, evening 7 to
terday visiting with the J. H.
Sugg family. Mrs Price is the
slater of J. H. Sugg.
Superllte auto finish; guaran
teed — Hughes, P ell’s Corner.
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Several Serious Cases
Mem-!
A fte r-1
9.
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CHICAGO, 111., Sept. 15.— The
three American arm y round-the-
world fliers landed here a t 12:55
i In San Francisco—
Miss Agnes H edburg has a po noon, while sirens, gong3, w hist
sition a t San Francisco and is les and every noise-making device
living there at the present time. ’ Chicago citizens could rako up,
She is staying at the Girls Friend- { gave them a rousing welcome.
Traffic was virtually suspended,
ly Hall there.
automobiles, and street cars stop
W atch for Staples new Sub- . ping while passengers and w ork
division.
3 0 8 -tf men gazed skyward and took up
the cry, “There they a re .”
Tlie fliers left Dayton at 10
Fori Cinnabar —
o’clock this morning and report
Johnny Gruelle, Johnny Short- ed an uneventful trip to the
ridge Converse, Otis Johnson and Windy City. They will rest here
Ray Shortridge left this morning as they will in all the principal
foi Cinnabar, where they will cities they touch enroute to Se
spend the next two weeks h u n t attle where the world circling trip
ing and enjoying a vacation. They will end. E laborate ceremonies
took four mules with them to have been planned to entertain
pack their food.
and honor the fliers while here
Fall Hosiery
H osiery styles for fall have undergone the
sam e acid te st of approval as apparel. These
we show have been enthu siastically accepted.
Y ou wil! like them not alone for thc^ir style
have become habitual patrons of the classi
fied advertisements,' because they have
found it is a profitable habit, indeed.
Pick up today’s issue of The Tidings, read
through tlie classified advertisements and
learn for yourself why classified advertis
ing is so important.
correctness blit for th e ir q uality and a ttra c
i Cent A Word
tive prices.’
Seamless
Full Fashioned
all colors
95c, $1.00, $1.45
$1.69, $1.89
and up to $3.00
ggv GOODS
The Ashland Tidings