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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 15, 1926)
M Friday, January 1», I®*® thmnos Visiting With Relative*— Mrs. f t . Business Visitor— ' E. H ardy la visiting A. 8. Rosenbaum, Southern Pa her son and fam ily, W , G. Hardy cific passenger and freight agept at Salem, Oregon, end before re of Medford, was a business' visit turning to Ashland w ill visit an or in Ashland today. other son, A. B. H aih y at Tacoma, WHY PAY RENT? W ill build Washington. new home o n ,w e ll located lot. Easy terms. 651 H olly St.. Cliff Payne makes bracket*. Returns from Medfor d Phone 317-L. *5 -tf Mrs. Pst Daily returned from Toilet Goods. — Elfiarts. Medford yesterday, where she has I rom P o rtla n d — spent the pest few days vtslting D. J. Mahoney of Portland, who Amouth tli« guests at H otel Ore her mother, Mrs. J. Cleland. is the representative of Butler gon are— J. C. Thomas and wife, Seattle, Brother^ was .a business visitor Young people's service tonight at th e Church of the Nasareng. Mr. and Mrs. L . A. Garey, Everett, in Ashland today. 8. D. Johnston, Cofiie find enjoy the music. 1 1 4 -lt Washington, Rolla, North Dakota, Sam John ston, Rolla, North Dakota, J. W ard. San Francisco, O. F. W ard, Boh Penlston of Dunsmuir is in Ashland vlsittng'his m other. Mrs. San Francisco, B. L.. Thomas and Myere. V k wife,' Venice,. M r. and M n. Ridg- ley, Venice., Have your ■fveoch dodrs made School Books at Elharts. at Jordan’s Sash ahd Cabinet Work» 11»— tf School Supplies at E lh a rt’s. 113-St Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Smith are moving from Ofiio Wtrdet to 131 Left for. Vacation— FegrtW straft- Milton Blegel of Morton street, New Victor records each week left Thursday for a two weeks va The Roto. 114— 21 cation in Pbrtland, and W a lla W alla. Washington. \ • Left For Portlswfl' Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Bartges Pop Corn brick, crispy fresh at' Candy Land. „ Now They Aren’t Speaking Oregon and Wsshlngton Increasing cloudings,with rain in the west portion and snow and rain 4n the cast. Variable winds along the coast. CARDINAL MERCIER IS REPORTED WORSE and (Continued from Page One) McCOY GIVES SUMMARY Visitor from M e d f o r d - Mr. Jenkins, agent for .Mason Ehrmfin Co. qf Medford, was a business visitor In Ashland today. N8to a iliwt'u.-. Mrs. George F etter and little non, Paul, of Um atilla, Oregon, Springs hotel are— Dr. A. E. Campbell, Eugene, B. are visiting with Mrs. Fetner's sister, Mrs. L. D. Stephenson of A. W hltp. Portlahd, A. Marks. San Francisco,- M r. and Mrs. M. N. 13» W im er street. H artw ell, Portland, Max O. Green. Springfield, Binery Herron, Eu Our Butter Toasted sandwiches gene. Mr. and Mrs. Flelds, ' Se are growing la popularity. Tty one at The Plaaa. ? 8 7 -tf attle, F. D. Rice, Galveston, Texas and U. L. Rice, Galveeton, Texas. (Continued from Page One) the normal crop, but prices which J»ave been ‘obtained fvr the product sold thus tar have brought adequate profit to the grower». Livestock sales have been lim ited, owing to the fact that herds were greatly depleted during the past four years, but prices have been satisfactory and liquidation of indebtedness has been somewhat better than for several years. W e had an un usual activity in the lumber bus iness, the m ills In this district From M edford— G. H. Wilson of the Armstrong Motors of Medford was In ?sh- land yesterday on business. See the new patent clothes reel at the Jordan ßgsh and Cab inet Works. 107-tf JANUARY WAR NAMED IN HONOR ROMAN W illiam L, Carter, a W orld W ar veteran, who has been in Ash land for some time, left last even All-rite butter toasted sand ing tor Portland, where he will wiches— very popular— Nlnlng enter the Veteran’s Hospital. Mies Helen High of F ork street, underwent an operation oa her 31-tf throat Thursday morning at a *Ke Fountain Service. SPURNED BY LOVER. local doctor’s office. She Is doing Visitor from Berkeley— NEGRESS IS SLAIN nicely. Ml»- Edith Lesley of Berkeley PORTLAND, Jan. 15. — (LP) — arrived in Ashland yesterday to spend two weeks visiting with Ethel Brown, 29, colored, le ft her M r, and Mrs. K. C. Thompson. husband's home to spend the night Mrs. Ijesley Is a sister of Mr. w ith Julius Mims, darktoyrn dandy last night, and paid for her in discretion with her ' life. It was Mr. and Mm. O. B. A lbert, who have been visiting w it h ' ’ their daughter. Mm. J.--H. Hardy, te r the past month le ft' Thursday evening for their home In River-, side, California. < . Dance every Saturday a its at About three o’clock this morning Jackson Hot Springs 105— tf that Mims informed her that he was going out to eat, he told the police. The colored beauty was From Portland— ’ John M. Scott, assistant pas Jealous. "She said I was going senger traffic manager of the out to see another woman, and Sodthern Pacific, of Rortland, was ihe grabbed a revolver which I a buslnsas visitor la Ashland yes had In a drawer. We scuffled over terday and today on his return the revolver and It went off." from San Francisco. B utterfield's new Barber Shop in located la the basement at »97 1-1 B. M ain Street. 10S-tt Finishing Tonight 1 The Man Who Found Himself” with Among the guests at the Columbia hotel to* i Charles 8 . Thompson, Portland, H. V. Smith, Portland, H. R. M il ler, Roseburg, C. F. Rlebel. Rose burg, W . W . M iller. Roseburg. THOMAS MEIGHAN W alk upstairs to Orres Tallo: 73-tf Shop and save (10.00. In Medford ms Business— H . C. Onlay spent yesterday In Medford on business. When Mrs. Virginia Le Cette rich San Francisco society wi talking money -under false pre) eludes W |lllam s, Knips and Allen i North Bend shipped 0,000, Moving— , Mrs. W . E. Moor Is moving from of last year’s high school aggre 000 feet of lumber during Dec ember, In three ships. 390 North Main street to her gation. home on Helman street. Left for Portland— . MEDFORD SOLDIERS TOP LOCAL GUARDS In one of Jhe best basketball games ever seen on the Medford Armory, Company C of Medford last night defeated Battery B., local national guard outfit, 20-24. Company C led. 10-9 at the end of the first half, and through the second the score see-sawed back and forth, ùntil ten minutes before the end of the tussle, Com pany C w e n t Into the lead, 23-17. Battery B Ih e n staged a rally, bringing the acore up to 26-14 when the game ended. The teams w ill meet again Thursday night at the local A rm ory. The local guardsmen are confident they can take the meas ure of the Medford outfit, a l though the Medford, lineup lu- GOD Honorecl January, the opening month of the year was named In honor of the Roman god, Janus, whoso name, In turn, was derived from the Latin word— janua,— mean in g door or opening. The doors of his temple in the Fornm faced East and West and Janus ' U shown facing two ways to repre sent the beginning and ending of day. There were three wi»« dows and a door on each side of the building,, making twelve yrlpfloiys and four doors In all, which represented the twelve month» and four seasons of the year. The Angles and Saxons called January "W ulfm oanth,’’ as nt this time of the year, the wolver, emboldened by hunger, would enter the villages to seek food. Cereal, the word we use to cover the foods made from wheht, rye, oats, barley and corn, was derived from "Ceres" tho Greek goddess of the harvest. T his Is O lhnour Dobie, tam aus grid t u lo T M Cornéir, W Ha» ju s t been «•Ivcteii- president of. the Am erican Football Conch«« Association. F o r veam Dobie bns been in charge of ■mcoeAsflil eleven« dnd has tutored Klamath County votes special t.-ains In various parts of the eoun- T h e y cnil hlm ’’Olooaiy a it " be- »75,000 school bopds, by 5-to' hr's an yth in g bi t optimistic »1 m ajority. bCfo^a a 1-4 t attle. ' donate to the Child W elfare fund, a weekly event. H. Rose was pdfivaileA upon to * bring an Orthophonie V lctrola and give several musical selections. President H ardy announced that D r. Burdlc, «who -was ap pointed chairman of the pro gram committee, had switched w ith R. J.’ Woods, whq had been appointed chairman of the mem bership committee. Fred Homes announced that Saturday would be "Bellview district Tag Day." J. H - F u lle r,, secretary of the; chamber of commerce, announc ed a tentative program for the next two foruma. The visitors included Charles W. M lllner, J. - P. Dodge, W . ty, Poley, W . F. Loomis and V. O. N. Smtlh. A fte r the adjourn ment of the stockholders meet ing the directors convened and elected officers fo r the coming year which resulted in the re- election of the form er officers, who are as follows: President, J. P. Dodge; Vice presidents. C. B. Lam ktn and 8. Patterson; Cashier, V. O. N. Smith; Aseist- snt Cashiers, F. S. Engle and R. A. Peter», Jr. F O U N D :— Leathet pocketbook, Owner may have same by. Iden tifying. 400 Morton. 114-21 MOUND on Liberty 8 t„ — pair glasses. Owner may have same by ldeatlfying and paying for ad. ladings. 114-2 !$Oai)risiftgiy Low Prices plus LOOK FOR YOURSELF ER’S TOGGERY Hab-a-dash Inn** E. R. ISAAC & CO "THE QUALITY STORE" January Clearance Sale Tomorrow is The Last Dav , ol Hall Priee Remnant Sale I» From Medford— , W. R. K ing of the 8hell Oil In Medford was a business visitor in Ashland today. Regular Sizes—42 to 4G -Special Sizes 40 1-2 to 44 1-2 and 41 to 47s Each For a Different Type of Figure ■ M r. and M r*. J. M. McDowell were In Ashland yesterday on business, from their ranch on < OF THIS DISTRICT Home made Chill Beans and Hot Tamales.— Nlnlnger’s Foun tain Service. 91-tf Not measured by silver or gold Hemstitching and Plcoting— — The personal g ift— your pho Front Messknine Floor, McGee tograph. Studio Ashland. 110-tf Building. Mrs. Havener and Miss 107-1 mo. Among thè guest* et thè Ltthia Ewan. however being small. Only one Pierce, Jiewten Harrison, H . G. operator has reported an unsuc Moore, A . V . Hardy and M r‘. cessful season and this was due Wine hell ef San Francisco. Next week la Klwanis Interna, to poor management. Thb w inief season thus fa r has been un tlonal Week and R, J. Woods usually mild and the rainfall not announced that a special’ meet« up to the average. N aturally, the in g . would be arranged for pint . ‘ <• ’ total precipitation between now meeting. a n d . May 1st w ill have a vital bearing upon our next year’s S TA TE BANKS SHOW . * -EXCELLENT REPORT business.' Bank deposits are high er than in any tim e in th e ’ his (Continued from page Que) tory of the town." BRUSSELS, Jan. K . — (LP) — The condition of Cardinal Morder, JUDGE COLVIG TRLLH HIS TORY QF JACKSON COl'NTY Belgium’s wer cardinal, Is re ported wo'rse. Marcelling, Trim m lng, 8ham- The of W im er street, left on train IS poolng, Dyelng. Facials. M oving— Thursday for Portland, to be Vanity Shoppe, McGee’s Store. Lee McMicheal Is moving fiom Phone 10». fifi-tf gone several days on business. 135 Nutley to 115 Fourth street. Visitors in Ashland— THE WEATHER • ** ' * . • Wash Goods, Wool Goods, Silk^, Cretonnes, Curtain Materials, White Goods, Domestics, Rib bons, Etc. — Every Remnant a Real Bargain. » ‘ . t Selling at One-Half Regular Price ; • Semi-Annual Clearance of . ' COATS AND DRESSES Rew stores provide so l. irge A selection of these sizes and now they arc i ■ S - BIG REDUCTION ON RUITH — A ll wool suits (1 1 .5 0 , (1 5 , (1S.75, (3 1 .7 1 at Panlserud’s. 11 »-tf $22.50 Values Now $29.75 Values Now $17.50 Values NoW $19.75 Values Now $11.25 $14.88 the gweete at Hotel Ash- with the Marvel Horse Silver King The swelter and dust of a big rodeo — whirling horses — d/tring rfeters — milling steers - r gnakelilre lariats shooting through the air — thAhwah of saddle leather —the Match Race, “ They’re offl” — “ BMe ’em, Cow boy!” J. C. Myers. Pertland. A. Marks, San Francisco. A. R. Frasier, Portland, Victor Dickey, Port land, C. W . West, Portland. Mrs. A. O. Knapp, Grants Paas. R. H. Wayland and wife, SeatUe. Jack Rayigopd. Rbeebnrg. J. B. Tag- gart and daughter, Los Angeles, E. R. Taggart and wife, Los Angelee. There la some Inquiry for small homes. List your property with Taylor. (1 N. Mala. 103— 10 SATURDAY 3 Lb. Stitched Comfort Batting, Each ............................... n. .$1.00 Dm grandmottorrty ‘fsatprae .a n d *l»»aent •mils of Mrs. Jans B. H. itoigisy led lets of bank» to cash rhseks for her without question. But ilnally she was arrreted a t fiouth Bend. Ind.. charged with paaring « *< a a of worfMsaa chocks. The -n F » oM lady’’ ha* sovtoty »BMto. Mriico eay, and la known chiefly an ^ M a ry v . . ’ 4 Comforter Cretonnes - 36 in. Outing Flannel in light Colors, good weight. Yard ..22c > \ 36 inches wide, Light and Dark »Patterns. Y a r d ....................... 16c > ?►, 1 SPECIAL 66x80 • • Wool Blankets, ’ * » in Plaid Patterns. P air . . . . . . . .$6.95