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ASHLAND ÜÁ&Y TÍDÍXtíS
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At Damn*-
$ Visiting Here—;
has passed tha test for the seeoad' to make an addition to the gaso* The charge of first degree ihnrder,
A large num ber of people mo-’
Ml4, and Mrs, Dofl Pierson of„ orchestra and joined th a t organ!-} line tax “ unless relief is given in is never outlawed by the passage
Monday, October
il, iôâi
TOO LATE TO CLARfttFT
of time.
tored to the E m igrant Creek danf* San Francisco arrived in. Ash-} nation.
the lowering of license fees,
LOST— Califtifnlft license plate
The jurors were instructed to
yesterday to view the work. The land S aturday and will spend}
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25627.
Two cord tires. Finder
study the various confessions of
cement pouring has been com- some time here visiting with Home—
I’OTHIER ACQUITTED IN
Pothier with the greatest cau return to Ashland Tidings. Re
A Dally Chroni J of those who come and go, and events of
pleted and the mixer and other friends and relatives.
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Mrs. Drfle Young returned home
MURDER TRIAL tion. Judge Cushman declaring ward.
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local Interest
m achinery is now. being dism ant-
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yesterday from Gazelle, Califor
they should be disregarded en-i ~
ALE— E xtra good cow,
I led.
See the w onderful values in nia, where she visited for sever
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cheap and will be fresh in Feb-
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ladies fur coats, cloth coats, suits al days with her parents.
fear of undue influence was ex
V isitin g in B rookfield—
In Ashland—
ruary. Must sell, Phone 314-J.
Special Auto Accident Policy j dresses, skirts and blouses a t
the ju ry m ight have brought in ercised.
Mrs. W. E. Newcombe of G rants
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Mrs. Dan W alker of this city; jor 55.00 a year. Phone 21. Y e o 'I 'O rre Tailor Shop.
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any one of four verdicts. They
I Here on Business—
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Pass was in Ashland Friday and is visiting in Brookfield with h e r |of course.
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Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Anderson ; are: Guilty of m urder in the first
FOR SALE— Nice slicing and
sister, Mrs. L. B. Applegate.
Saturday visiting with friends.
1 Purchased Property—
of Applegate were in Ashland degree, guiltjt of m urder in the] TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF canning tomatoes,
3c pound,
Mrs. Lettie M. Trask hag pur
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! In Ashland—
THE HARTMAN SYNDI
Saturday on business.
first degree w ithout the d e a th ,
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Phone
39
6-J.
Cliff Payne makes sash doors.
Mrs. Covert, one of the prin- chased the property at 985 East
Best m ilk— L inlnger’s Dairy,
CATE INC.
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j penalty, guilty of m urder in the
10c quart. Phone 396R and 369J.
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c'pal owners of the Skyline Mine Main street belonging to Mrs. Lll-
This is to notify you th at a
second degree or not guilty.
FOR REXT- -Furnished house,
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ju town today from Portland lian G. Yates through the Ashland ' Visiting for Week—
mceting
of the local stockholders;
j>(,ulevard
Lim itations B ar M anslaughter
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suits and overcoats at Orres Tail- and made a trip to the m ine this Realty Company.
Mrs. T rask'
Mrs. J. O. Thompson and son
is
called
for
this
evening
a
t
7:30,;
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The ju ry were prohibited from
or Shop.
36— 2* morning by way of a Ford truck, will move in some tim e next week, of C entral Point are in Ashland reaching a verdict of m anslaught October 13th, 1924, at the Syn-
B orn—
GOOD rebuilt Underwood type
visiting for the week with Mrs. er and if they determ ined that dicate’s office, 135 Pioneer Ave w riter, cheap, inquire W estern
To Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hobbs,
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i which is the only thing th a t will
E. C. Thompson.
on October 3rd, a daughter. Mrs. To Portland—
make the grade.
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Major <Cronkhite met his death nue, Ashland, Oregon, for the Union.
Stop Over—
Hobbs was form erly Mina Brower.
Fred Taylor and Mrs. Clara
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purpose of appointing a commit
at
the
hand
of
Pothier
accident
Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Glass of
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1 Minard left this morning for;
Have th a t'o ld suit made new.
ally they were instructed to ac tee to thoroughly investigate the
Corona, Cal., who have
been i Back on J o b -
FOR SALE— $45 Plionograf for
No agent In Southern Oregon Portland where they will spend Phone 119, Paulserud’s. 33— tf
affairs of said Syndicate.
quit,
even
though
they
found
the
Mrs.
Hazel
Smith
Clift,
who
touring the country as far north
$10, 1101 Boulevard.
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can w rite b etter A n to insurance several days on business.
HARTMAN SYNDICATE, Inc.,
as Vancouver, B. C., spent last form erly worked at McGees’s defendant guilty of gross earless
or a t low er rates than th e Staple«
L. Macdonald, Asst. Sec.
i Here for Funeral—
night in the auto camp. W hile Dry Goods store has resum ed her ness and negligence in the handl
SEED OF ALL KINDS— We
A gency.
We deliver the goods— Detricks
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ing of his pistol.
Mr. and. Mrs. Lon Hawlfey, a n d ;jiere they called on Mr. ami Mrs. position in th a t place.
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are
wholesale dealers in
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The m anslaughter verdict was ■-------- ---------------------------
daughter of Blodget, Mr. and C? E. Lane, form er friends.
ijjn(j8 of 8eed, including all kinds
Im p rovin g—
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L etterheads,
statem ents, t o withheld through the statute of
Mrs. Ovanda Dodge and family of
FOR SALE— Cull Spitzenburg of vetch, pasture m ixture, clover
W. A. Cooper, who has been ¡To Medford—
your order a t the Tidings Office. lim itations which provides th at
Corvallis, were in Ashland yester- Visiting H e r e -
and Newtown apples, 50c box, seed and all field seeds, cheat and
seriously ill a t his home on Man-
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Fifeld spent
We have a good job printing d e -} a person cannot be brought to
w ith ' dajr t0 attend the funeral of Mrs.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Tom
Townley
of
and
bring boxes, at Valley View Tangier peas. Oregon Seed Co.,
sanlta street is slightly improved, the week-end in Medford
partm ent.
tf tr ia k on this charge three years
'
Alice Talley.
Mrs. Talley was
Miami,
Florida,
are
visiting
at
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Mrs. Fifeld’s parents, Mr. and
afteç the crime wa3 committed. Orchard, W agner and Son. 36- -2 1 Junction City, Ore. 30— 4 mon.
the m other of Mr. Dodge and the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam
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Mrs. C. R. Moore.
Let us fill your pall with Swifts 1
Mrs. Hawley.
McNair for several days.
They
SPEAKER
Silver Lea: lard. Costs less than i
were form erly from V ersailles,’
shortening, on«« farth er and Is' Complete lice of Ashland Can-
When W inter comes try one of , ^ ¡ agonrjt and a re ojd friends of
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B ore nutritions. Detricks.
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the McNairs.
Fishing—
. From Moon’s Camp—
, G iants Pass W ins—
Passed Through—
J. K. McWilliams spent yes-
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Cleveland!
Thirty-seven to six was the
r w h Dixon and tw o sons,
terday a t Rogue River and re- have been in Ashland for the past score by which G rants Pass won4 Donald and Philo, of V ancouver?
ported th a t he had fine luck.
few day» visiting with Mrs. Cleve-, from Marshfield at th e football W ashington, stopped in Ashland
land’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. game played at G rants Pass Sat- yesterday and spent the day w ith]
urday. The first q u arter was friends. They have been vibitingi
Sweet cream for whipping and E. Fifield.
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' played to a tie of six to six, b u t, f r ,ends in California
coffee— also fresh milk, always
nla and
and are
are on
on ]
You
are
welcome
to
compare
i
the
game
belonged
to
G
rants
on lee a t the Plaza.
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th eir way home.
my Automobile rates with any Pass from there on.
other rates in Jackson or Jose-
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To Portland—
Meeting Tonight—
Yes,
U,
Tel,
Um, K istlers Qual
phine
Counties;
you
can
be
the
Dr. W. E. Blake, D. H. Barne-
The first meeting of
burg and Nate Bates left Satur Judge. Phone 21. Yeo, of course. ity Bioad. from the oven over 4 American Legion Auxiliary
30 tf the counter, 8 and 12c.
31 6 1 Ineet tonight a t eight o’clock a t
day for a week’s trip to P ortland,'
Albany and Corvallis.
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! the club rooms in the Armory.
H ere—
Spent Day H ere—
, Everyone is asked to be present
Save $10.00, walk upstairs to
E - "*• B arrett returned from;
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. W ertz s p e n t. &g some im portant business will
O rres tailor shop.
17_ tf Portland Sunday where he spent Sunday in Ashland visiting with; be dlscu8sed.
.
1 several days on business.
M r.; friends and relatives.
,
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early
V isiting Here__
j B arrett left
this morning
W ill G raduate—
Try Hennafoam Shampoo, 50c,
Mr. and Mrs. Buchanan of east-: for the Skyline Mine.
Miss Florence Van Dyke will
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McNair
Bros.
ern Oregon are here visiting with
graduate from the Sacred H eart j . y u ' s> - ■> »
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Mrs. B uchanan’s father, C. B. 1 Imogene W allace, Piano and
hospital where she has spent the I
th is ovseing.
Ch
rtsttea
CfcureJi
floor
Purchase
Home—
Harmony
Studio,
Second
Haney, who lives east of Ashland.
last three years training.
Dr.
Y
cr-nf
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safe;
ci
W-.1 fr«,
Mrs. M. J. W olcott and three
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Beaver Bldg.
ìfivoìu- i
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Gt
v
u
r
u
C
renate
sons arrived in Ashland recently
Pay less and dress better— get
tior
from Saskatchew an to make th eir H uekleberrylng —
H igh T im es P rin ted —
your Fall Suit a t P aulserud’s.
The Medford High Times was home here. Mr. W olcott has been
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Phipps and W ILL CONTEST ANY
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; distributed for the first time this here all sum m er and purchased a Vernon and K atharine Phipps
GAS TAX BOOSTING
Trip to Klamath—
j year at the Medford High School home on Sherman street, where made a trip to a point near Wild-
Misses Ethel W heeler, Zipora] last Friday. It is an excellent edl- they are now moving. Mrs. Wol- erville yesterday and returned
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Blumenfeld, Aileei Shepard and tion and reflects much credit on cott is a very accomplished mu- with five gallons of huckleberries.
the Special committee, declaring
Mr. and Mrs. Gooc vere among j the editors and reporters.
i sician.
th a t th eir organization, represent
Joins Orchestra—
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those who attende« the Ashland-'
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ing the general rrx orists of the
Dyanshine
Shoe
Dressing,
50c,;
Miss
Joyce
Johnson,
who
is
a
t
K lam ath Falls game at K lam ath
Orres Cleans and remodels gar-
state,
would
. uy attem pt
McNair Bros.
tending the U niversity of Oregon,
Falls Saturday.
1 ments.
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Interment In A
Mausoleum-
The Way of
No Regrets
The Way of No Regrets
Interment In A Mausoleum
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The Opportunities For Interment In This Building Are Now Past, As A ll
Space Has Been Sold
The Only Possible Opportunity Would be a Delinquent Sale. Anyone Wishing Information in This Matter Should Immediately Inform Mr. G. 1).
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Mason, Phone 112, Ashland, or Geo^gie Coffee, Tidings Office.
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The cost of space in this building was no greater
than the average earth burial. The building is now pro
gressing rapidly toward completion and within six
weeks a dedication program will be arranged to which
all Ashland people will be invited. This memorial is
one of the most substantial structures ever built in the
United States.
K
r
fls h astin g a s
The P y ram i is
Here Above The Ground,
Not Today, Perhaps,
But sooner or later it falls to most of u slo decide where we
shall lay one whom we have loved., There are only three ways—
First, disintegration in the earth, Second, incineration, which nec
essitates grinding up of some parts of the body. Third, mausole
um interment, which is evaporation of all moistures over a for
maldehyde trap.
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Tlie Indians at Chiloquin and Klamath are to have a building of
the same Egyptian architecture as this one for 1009 sepulchres, caring
for the whole Indian reservation. The money has already been author
ized for this by the Inter-Council of Indians. Also there is to he a
large Grecian architecture building at Medford, which ’will be con-
sfructed in a ne wcemeterv which is under perpetual care. Mr. Mason
is superintendent and builder.
This Achievment
Brings Ashland
To the Rank
of 2,000 Cities
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And in vaults of time-defying stone the remains of those near to you
will find true rest, safe from destructive elements of earth and water;
secure against all vandalism. Sunshine, warmth, beautiful surround
ings will he theirs and whenever you wish to visit, you can do so un
der roof, and in comfort no m atter what the weather may be.
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