Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970, October 17, 1924, Page 4, Image 4

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tha fallowing 6fiifieP9 elect- in the wsrld’a foreign trade and
Vermont versus Springfield at I V. M. L. versus Virginia at for ftsxt Monday, has Uen w it-
edi GSdrgd Barrons, president; is gaining a g reater portion 6f B urlington; Vt.
Lexington, Va.
¿»otted until October 17, owing tp
OtfHlU H a lt vice-president and new trade than any other nation, j Bowdoin versus-Colby at W ater-
W illiam ahd Mary versus B an-, the absence of one of the a tta r-
( Kenneth Hobson, sec re ta ry ;.
The im ports of gold for Sep- Ville, Maine,
dolph-Macon at W illiamsburg, Va. j ueys. Thia caee is attracting wide
West
tomber were -value.d- at $6,555,-\
Carl
Loveland,
le’
a
dfer-
of
the
Mercer versus Chattanooga at attention in Ashland, and prom-
A Dally Chronicle of those who come and go, and events of
These notes are w ritten for
band is devoting all of his tim é 1 341 against $27,803,961 for Sep-
Michigan versus Illinois at Ur- Chattanooga, Tenn.
-
iaes to be hard fought, with a
local in te r e st....................
this paper by members of the I and energy to the betterm ent of tambor, 1023. Gold exports last bana, 111.
V.
P.
L.
versus
M
aryland
at
score
of witnesses on each side
journalism class at the local the band.
| month were valued at $4,579,5-01
Chicago versus Indiana at W ashington, D. C.
: The Black's were m arried in Mon-
high school
There will be no more city agaiP8t >862,697 for September, < Chicago
Missippi A. and
M. versus tana, and the wife i3 35 and the
On Business—
, MARCEL AND CURL LAST
Wisconsin versus Minnesota at Mississippi at Jackson, Miss.
, band practice until the first of 1923.
husband 60 years of age.
H. H. B ihart made a trip to LONGER after a Golden Glint
Silver im ports during Se-ptem Madison, Wis.
Kentucky State versus Wash-
the
year
so
as
to
give
the
high
A decision in the M erritt di-
Many Forensic Members—
Medford this morning on business. Shampoo.
Ohio State versus Ohio Wesle- > ington and Lee at Lexington, Ky.
school the advantage of th a t n ig h t• her
uer were valued a t ?6,916.402
I vorce, involving two well known
The Forensic Society organized
against $8,517,971 for Septem­ yan at Columbus.
Pacific Northwest
for practice.
J
people of this city and Jackson-
in
1921
has
at
the
present
time
Save >10.00< walk upstairs to ‘ R eturn Home—
Iowa versus Lawrence at Iowa
ber, 1923. Exports of Silver last
California versus Olympic club ville, will be handed down hy
Mr.
Loveland
hopes
to
tu
rn
out
Mr. and Mra. C. 8. Darling re- a membership three times as great
Orrea tailor shop.
17— tf
month
totalled
$10,345,205. City.
at Berkeley, Cal.
Circuit Judge Thomas on Mon-
turned home last evening from ■ as ever before» Forty-nine mem- a “ cracM” Hi schooil band and en­ against $8,123,460 for September
N orthw estern versus P urdue a t I Stanford versus Oregon at Palo ! day, October 27.
te
r
it
in
the
state
contest.
Portland where they have been t*>r’ were initiated into the so-
V isiting H e r e -
last year.
Evanston.
Alto, Cal.
Milton Nealey of Copco is in spending the past month on b us-.ciety Monday evening. Three of
N ebraska versus Colgate at L in -, W iv erslty southern Californ
these were post-graduates, seven WORLD FLIERS DUE
Ashlaud for several days visiting iness andi pleasure,
coln‘
| versus Oregon Aggies at Portland,
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
TO STOP PORTLAND
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seniors,
seven junior«, eleven
w ith relatives. -
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K ansas versus Kansas Aggies Ore.
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We deliver the goods— Detricks j sophomores and twenty-one fresh-
I at M anhattan.
W ashington versus Montana a t • FOR SALE — Pigs, inquire W.
PORTLAND,
Oct.
17>—
AmerF
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I hope the women of Ashland
• Missouri versus Iow a State at Seattle, Wash.
ca’s
globe
girdling
aviators
a
re
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L. Moore Belleview. Phone 10F4.
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A fter the candidates had taken
will make this the best and b ig -.
Ames.
scheduled
to
arrive
here
this
40— 5*
Leaves
Tomorrow—
,
their
oath
the
meeting
was
called
gest election ever held in Jack-!
Drake versus Grinnell at Des
afternoon
from
Seattle
on.
th
e
ir
G rant Helman, who lias been to order by the president, Barn-
DIVORCE EPIDEMIC IN
eson county. My num ber on the
Moines.
FOR SALE — Cull Spitzenburg
trium phant tour which will end
B allot ia 72.
38— 3) visiting in Ashland with liis ard Joy. Minuses were read and
COUNTY STILL CONTINUES and Newtown apples, 50c per box
C
enter
versus
Transylvania
at
a t Santa Monica, Calif. A big
brother, Otis Helman for the p a s t1 the election of secretary was held,
Danville, Ky.
I bring boxes. 125 Scenic Drive.
parades is planned here, together
NEW YORK, Oct. 17.
Im-
two weeks, will retu rn to his; Albie Beck was elected to fill this
Goeg 1« E ast—
(Continued
from
page
1)
D
etroit
versus
Columbia
at
Phone 4 40-J.
40— 2
with a dinner dance in honor of p o rtan t football games scheduled
W. E. Moor left for the E a s t,! home tomorrow in Pe-taUima
office.
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the fliers. The fliers will leave for Saturday, Oct. 18, in the east,,1 Detroit.
FOR SALE or Rent — a large
Michigan aggies versus Chicago J ‘lgai l3t W. A. Black, both of Ash-
Monday, where he will spend sev­
A short talk on the- program for tomorrow for Eugene, where they
west,
Pacific
northw
est
and
south
Y.
M.
C.
A.
a
t
Lansing,
Mich.
,
and’
lllvolving
the
custody
of
a
7-room
house suitable for re-rent­
Have
th
a
t
old
suit
made
new.
eral month visiting with friends
the two following meetings and will stop overnight. They will*
follow:
ing
rooms.
A. L. Lamb. 178 A St.
M
arquette
versus
John
Carroll
oy’
°
"
nership
of
a
house
Phone 119, Paulserud’s. 33— tf explanation of the aims and work
and relatives.
then hop to* Sacramento.
,
E ast
40— 6
university
at
Milwaukie.
!
and
^o
t’
and
an
automobile,
set
of the year was th en , given by
Bucknell
versus
La
Fayette
at
South
'
the president.
Best m ilk— Linin •r’s Dairy, : Het Fine Result«—
Lewisburg, Pa.
Last
night
was
an
excellent
one
Alabama
versus
Sewanee
a t:
10c quart. Phone 396 and 369J.
Tuesday, October 28, an elec-
H
arvard
versus
Holy
Cross
at
for
radio
enthusiasts
Birmingham, Ala.
26—tf
Stations tion rally will be held at the high
Cambridge.
at Pittsburgh, Penn., Hastings,^ school at 7:30. Discussion of
A uburn versus Howard a t Au- ;
Yale versus D artm outh at New burn.
H ere Today—
Nebraska, and other far away each of the presidential candidates!
Haven.'
Centenary versus B utler at In -'j
H. O. Voget and E. M. W atson, points, to say nothing of the coast will be given and a very interest-
Cornell versus Rutger^ at j c'anapolis,- Ind,
state bank examiners, are in Ash states, were heard distinctly.
ing cA'iiing is planned.
The
WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct. 16. Ithaca.
I Florida versus W ake Forest at
land today conducting the semi­
public is urged to attend this — The exports of m erchandise
Princeton versus Navy at Prin- Tampa
annual examination of the banks.
meeting and witness the work from the United States in Septem­ ceton.
Cliff Payne makes drawers.
Georgia Tech versus Penn
that is being done by the F o r­ ber were valued at $427,000,000
Army versus Notre Dame at State at A tlanta, Ga.
Hennafoam Shampoo, 50c, Mc­ Suffers Stro’-e—
ensic Society.
against $381,433,570 for Septem­ New York.
Georgia university versus F u r­
N air Bros.
Volney Co -zig suffered a stroke
— o—
ber, 1923. Value of im ports was J Brown versus Boston uftiver- man at Augusta, Ga. -
NOW ON
of paralysis yesterday morning “ A” Club Organized—
$285,000,000 against $253,645,-! sity at Providence.
Tulane
versus
V
anderbilt
at
E n ters H ospital—
and is a t the home of his daught­
An “A” club has been organiz­ 380 for Septem ber 1923, the ex- , Syracuse versus Boston college New’ Orleans.
Mrs. Ida Elders of this city er, Mrs. Sanford on Oak street. ed in the high school for those ports exceeding im ports by $ 12,-1 at Syracuse.
has entered the Community Hos­ Mr. Colvig is a well known resi­ who have made letters in any 000,000.
Pittsburg versus Joli-ns H o p -,
AT
pital in Medford for medical dent of Ashland.
kins
a t Baltimore.
The increase in both imports
bmnch of athletics. The organ-
diagnosis.
Georgetown versus .Quantico
izatk n ¡s »under the direction of and exports for the past nine
Nellie M. Perl has always been Mf. Forsythe and has a large m onths over the pre-w ar year of Marines at W ashington, D. C.
N o agen t in Southern Oregon loyal to Ashland. When we tried
A m herst versus W esleyan at
membership. The club comes as 1913, on the prfe-war basis, has
While This ¿Jar Lasts
can w rite better A uto insurance to go over the top with the Nor­
been
nearly
30
per
cent,
according
Middleton,
Conn.
a long felt need, among the ath ­
or a t low er rates titan th e Staple« mal, she came over ami worked
Bates versus Maine a t Orono,
YOU W ILL BE GLAD YOU VZAITED FOR
letic boys, and is expected to es­ to Secretary Hoover, who, in an ­
A gency.
hard for us.
38— 3 tablish a perm anent place among nouncing thp figures, declared the Me.
expansion was the largest over the
Columbia versus Pennsylvania
the organizations of the school.
Back In Ashland—
In T o w n -
pre-w
ar
average
of
any
country
a
t
Philladelphia.
— o—
Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Hicks re­
in the world. He added th a t the
W ashington and Jefferson ver­
Buddy Burton, who w ith his Ashland Hi Band Meets—
turned home last week from a m other has been conducting danc­
figures signified th a t th e United sus C rnegia Tech nt W ashington,
The Hi School band m et a t the
We Now Have
two weeks’ trip on the coast vis­ ing classes in Ashland and recent­
States is taking a larg er position Pa.
City
Hall
Tuesday
evening
at
iting with relatives.
ly moved to Hornbrook to conduct 7:30 for the first meeting of the
classes there, was In Ashland t o - l year
A (ter practlcln. to r , n
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Big Ben Aarm Clocks, McNair day on business.
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Bros.
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L o cal■ Personal fiotes
Ashland Hi Notes
SCHEDULED FDR THIS
FOREIGN M
IS
H A RD Y B R O T H E R S
Potato Sale
No. 1 Netted Gems
$2.00 per Hundred Pounds
HARDY B R O T H E R S
Exclusive Selling Agency
Imogene W allace, Piano and
Sweet cream for whipping and Harmony Studio, Second floor i
coffee— also fresh milk, always Beaver Bldg.
30
on ice a t the Plaza.
239— tf
Has Position—
P u rcliases H om e—
Mrs. Gerald G u n ter started
J. M. Poole of Colorado Springs
work yesterday as sten o g rap h er'
has moved ot Ashland and pur­
and bookkeeper for the Automo
chased a home at 126 Van Ness tive Shop.
i
avenue from Mr. Dickey. He has
now returned to th a t place to
Complete line of Ashland Can­
get his family. Mr. Poole is the
ned Goods at Detricks.
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brother of Mr. Poole of this city
and is delighted with Ashlaud.
Homo from Schools—
Kerr’s Feeds & Suppl ies
V
Harvest
Sale!
TH E THEATER BEAÜTIEU.
TODAY and
TOMORROW
WHERE THE CROWDS*GO
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• W arner B roo - cöasx : o f
Not Sam e P erson—
T o G reen Springs—
J. K. McWilliams and A. W.
Moon made a trip to the Field’s
and Moon Lum ber company on
th e Green Springs road this
m orning expecting to spend the
day there.
New Coats made of all wool
Blocked Polair, Blocked Ve­
lour, Downey Wool, Chevo-
sheen, High* Lustre
You are welcome to compare
my Automobile rates with any
other rates in Jackson or Jose-1
phine Counties; you can be the
Judge. Phone 21. Yeo, of course.
30— tf
Mrs. Percy S tratton, who lias
been confined to the hospital since
th e first of August, due to a brok­
en leg, was removed to her home
on Iow’a stre et yesterday.
The
heavy cast in which her leg was
Suit Postponed—
set was taken off and a lighter
The suit of Alice I. Black
one put on.
against W. A. Black of this city,
involving custody of a boy, own­
Pay less and dress better— get
ership of a house and lot and
your Fall Suit at Pa lserud’s.
an automobile, set for next Mon­
33— tf
day has been postponed until Oc­
8pecial Auto Accident Policy tober 27, due to the absence of
for $6.00 a year. Phone 21. Yeo one of the attorneys, according to
of course.
24-tf the Mail Tribune- This case is a t­
tracting wide attention in Ash­
land and promises to be hard
O. A. C. Club—
The O. A. C. club met last eve­ fought, with a score of witnesses
ning and) officers were elected. on each side. The Blacks were
Oliver Anderson was elected pres­ m arried in Montana, and the wife
ident; Byrl Jarm on, vice-presi­ is 35 and the husband CO years
dent and A nnette W eatherford, of age.
secretary. A large num ber of peo­
Dance Hot Springs Sat. night.
ple were present and plans were
40— 2
made for a Hallowe’en party to
be given a t the H. H. E lh art
home on Hallowe’en, October 31. Rogue News—
W ith Vernon McGee as editor',
Henry
Holmes, business m anager
Dance Hot Springs Sat. night.
and
Kenneth
Hobson circulation
40— 2
m anager, this year’s Rogue News
Pilot Rock Encam pm ent No. promises to be one of the best
16, I. O. O. F. will confer the th at has been Issued y e t The first
Royal Purple Degree Monday edition will probably be ready
evening, Oct. 20th. All members for distribution Wednesday, atid
are requested to be present and is eagerly aw aited by the high
The assistant __
visiting patriarchs are especially schooil students.
editor
has
not
been
chosen yet
Invited to attend. R efre sh m e n ts
will be served after the lodge but will be announced later. The
fact th a t there is a journalism
closes.
P. M. SNIDER, C. P.
class in the high school this year
GEO. W. TREFREN, Scribe also tends to make a better paper.
40— 2
Dr. Del Hawley who was over
from K lam ath Falls W ednesday
and Thursday exhibiting the fire
extinguisher has been confused
with Dr. Maude Hawley of this I
city, by several persons. Dr. H aw -!
ley of Ashland has nothing to do 1
with the fire extinguisher agency
t/te S c r w n .
_ COAT VALUES
Are Here
Among those W’ho will arrive
When W inter comes try one of
home tonight from th e ir . schools fg|
Paul8erud’s Over Coats. 33— tf
are Misses M argaret D ougherty,!
K atherine Parsons, Velta A ckley,1 f a
Yes, U, Tel, Um, K istlers Qual­
Mildred Beeson, Mrs. L etta Fast- H I
ity Bread, from tho oven over
burn and John Galey.
th e counter, 8 and 12c.
31— 6
R em oved to Horn«'—
The Best on the Market. Prices Right as Always
and Pile Fall rics.
F u r Collars and
Bolivia
Made with
some
with
F u r Collars and Cuffs. Priced
16 95 1 9 75 2 2 50 25'°° 2 9
3 2 .50
Women’s Coats m ade.of Chinchilla, Cut Angora,
;; Sedeue, Froshona, and Plushes, with beautiful F ur
Collars of Beaver, Muskrat, Oppossum, Viatka,
Sealene. Coats priced
3 4 .5 0 4 2 - 5 0 4 7 .5 0
53
75 8 5 oo
35
00
100 Dresses for you
to select from
Silk Dresses made of Satin Crepe,
Canton Crepe, Charmeuse, Ben-
galine and many others. Priced
1 9 75 2 2 50 2 4 50
2 9 75 3450
Vaudeville
Native Hawaiians playing
and singing popular songs
in th eir own novelty way.
FEATURING
Women’s Wool.Dresses, made of
Poiret Twill, Julian Cloth, Por-
iet Sheen and Flannel. Priced
Marvelous Benny
W izard on any string.
Big time vaudeville star.
Champion Ukalefle play­
er of the world— with
1 4 95 1 9 75 2 4 75
29 75 3 2 s
Princess Elena
Dance Hot Springs Sat. night. P ledged to Sigm a Upsfion —
40— 2
Word was received here today
th a t H erbert Prescott of the Uni­
E ith er th ru m istake or malice versity of Oregon has been pledg­
it has beem rum ored th a t I am ed to Ye Tabard Inn of Sigma j
opposed to w ater up the canyon. Upsilon, w riters’ honorary o r­
I will say I have always stood ganization.
for w ater up the canyon and it
will be found so on the records.
Let us fill your'pall with Swifts
Regular Admission
I am for a good clean city and Silver Leai lard. Costs less than Pictures .....................
7:15
law enforcem ent.
shortening. Goes farther and Is Vaudeville ...........................9:00
Signed— H. G. WOLCOTT. more nutritious. Detricks.
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Famous
Hula
Dancer
A wonderful stock of Children’s Coats for you to
select from.
3 to 16 years. Priced
^.48 to g g .S O
E. “The
R. ISAAC
& CO.
Quality Store”
i
Splendid JMeca D resses
$16.75, $19.75 and up
Really wonderful materials and
better than usual workmanship are
put into our dresses at
50 pretty wool dresses of Botany
Flannel, Charineen, Twilleen and
Poiret Twill make up a wonderful
assortment at
$16.75" 1 $19.75
$16.75 $48.50
Any Size ( ]oat You Want Is Here
Junior Coats
13 to 19
Misses Coats
16 to 20
Children’s Coats
4 to 14
A new Coat and Tam set for
children from 4 to 6 size.
Comes in a heavy napped coat­
ing in jade, rose and copper and
with heaverette collar and
buttons at
$8.85
Stylish Stouts
* 41 to 49
Regular Women’s Sizes
30 to 44
Genuine Tricosham Petticoats
at $5.00 and Princess Slips at
$5.50. Tricosham is service­
able, will not snag or run.
Princess Slips made of heavy
Directoire Satin ..............$5.75
w
See the Special
lots of W inter
Underwear
GOODS
Girls’ Brushed Wool
Slipon Sweaters
$3.95