Thursday,
ASHLAND DAILY TIDINGS
PAGE SIX
February 4« 1O?0
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I a M e d fo r d -
Visiting In A s h la n d -
Mrs. Robert Cook and little
Mrs. Mason Doran visited
friends in Medford, Wednesday. daughter, of Medford are visiting
her mother, Mrs. Cora Burns.
{Saturday, Feb. 6— First show
Madden retreadB tires.
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ing of spring and summer mil
linery, braids, flowers, ribbons
Prove it for yourself; Studio
and buckrom shapes and other
Ashland
Photography is right.
trimmings.
Mrs. Simons, 26
South Pioneer.
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Suited
Temple
MxxonicHaU
Returned
Stated session. Friday evening,
Feb. 5. Important business. Re
freshments afterwards.
F. D. WAGNER, Potentate.
W. H. DAY, Recorder.
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Return From S o u t h -
Rev and Mrs. J. C. Merfiler
nnd daughter, Betty, returned
last evening from Southern Cali
fornia, where they have been
visiting for the past three weeks.
Can Blackwell give reference?
I’ll sayl
129-1 mo.
From
Experiment
Portland—
Mrs. Albert Marske of Sher
Spring styles— New wollens
man
street, returned from Port
for mens suits, on display a:
Çaulserud’s.
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ing her mother.
In M edford-
Mrs. Lulu Van Wegen and Visitor From North Dakota—
P. R. Trubshaw, former editor
little grandson, Bobbie,, spent ' a
day in Medford recently, the of the Valley. City. North Da
guests of her niece, Mre. Jack kota Record, who with his wife
has been visiting in Medlord.
Shoemaker.
was a caller at The Tidings of;
flee Wednesday. He accompan
Stationery.— Bihart’s. .
ied H. W. Hamlin, manager
of The Pre-cooling and Storage
Returned From Medford—
company
of Medford.
Mrs. Merritt Randies has re
turned home from the Commun
Among the guests at the Lillila
ity hospital in Medford.
A Janitor, bv ntts
take, married Mrs.
Ellse D Sears ro
Juan Felix B rau
des. both «it «ten
Francisco S i h im
wedding wann't te
gal. They rem ar
ried. but < few
days later B rand**
got an annulm ent
on the ground that
M rs Sears
ered him only as
an "experimental
husband. ,
Springs hotel are—
Battery A. Medford, vs. Bat
H. E. Nagel, La Crosse, Wis
Marcelling, Trimming, Sham
tery B. Ashland, basketball
The consin; W. Hale Carter, San
game tonight at Armory. 8 p. m. pooing, Dyeing, Facials.
H.
W.
Metzger,
Vanity Shoppe, McGee’s Store. Francisco;
Phone 103.
98-tf Portland; W. C. Thurlow. Port
Visitor» From Talent—
land; A. L. Manning, Portland; ---------------—
Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Newbry,
Don’t fall to hear the Oregon Raymond G. Jones, Klamath
of Talent, were business visitors Trio musical concert at the Falls; J. O. Alexander, Klamath
in Ashland yesterday.
Christian, church,
Wednesday Falls; Thomas Young, Portland;
evening, February 10.
131-1 Laurence Levelsen, Portland.
Dr. and Mrs. J. J. Emmens
of Medford left Sunday for a
From Talent—
week or ten days stay In Cali L eft For K lam ath Falla—
Mrs. I. C. Williams was a
Mrs. D. C. Hawley and chil
fornia.
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business
visitor in Ashland from
dren, of Liberty street, left Sun
Talent
yesterday.
day for Klamath Falla, where
Moving Shoe Shine Parlor—
Charlie Boardman has moved they will visit her mother and
Among tile guests a t the Hotel
his shoe shine outfit from the other relatives for several weeks. Ashland are—
Bates Barber Shop to the small
J. C. Myers, Portland; Mr.
Food Sale, Christian church
room In the McGee building.
and
Mrs. H. Hord, Aberdeen; A.
ladles. Hardy Bros., Sat., Feb. 6.
Thompson
and wife, S. Bend,
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Walk upstairs to Orres Tailor
Washington;
Donald Eivedal,
Shop and save 810.00.
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Lös
Angeles;
A. R. Frazier,
Valentines for the party.—
Portland;
E.
W.
West, Portland;
Elhart's.
Cliff Payne makes brackets.
Victor Dickey, Portland; Mrs.
Visitors In Ashland—
The Ladies and Gents Shoe D. Wherley, Winifred. Mon
Tom Clatk, executive special Shining Parlor, which has been tana; Mrs. A. E. West, Falls
agent for the Cram and Foster at the Llthia Springs hotel bar City, Oregon.
Company of San Francisco, and ber shop. Is now located in the
William Reed, special agent for 8. E. corner of McGee’s store Among the g u ests a t the Colum
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Oregon, were visitors In Ash ¿ulldlng.
Charles E. Thompson, Port
land yesterday.
land; Hannibal Smith, Portland;
Expected Home—
J. H. Young, Roseburg; D. F.
Miss Mildred Gyger Is expect Rlebel, Roseburg.
Battery A, Medford, vs. Bat
tery B, Ashland, basketball ed home from her school near
game tonight at Armory. 8 p. m. Eagle Point tomorrow night to From Talent-— ,
spend the week end with her
Mr. ànd Mrs. F. E. W. Smith
Madden sells protected tires. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jackson were business visitors In Ash
Oygsr, of Nell Creek.
land from Talent yesterday.
Battery A, Medford, vs. Bat
tery B. Ashland, basketball
Wjalnut cream rolls and Pln-
game tonlgbt at Armory. 8 p. m. oches fresh dally at Candy Land. Man Returns To Prove
That He Isn't Dead
Left For Month—
F. F. Doran and family, who
recently sold their home on
Ashland street, have gone to
Oakland, California, where they
expect to make their future
homp.
From Grants Pass —
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Hall ,c-
companied by Mrs._H. McAllister
and Mrs. Roy McAllister and lit
tle daughters, all of Grants Pass,
were business visitors in Ash
land recently.
Candy Land—Fresh peanut
It pays to have your cleaning
and cocoanut brittle daiiy.
and pressing done at Paulserud's.
Ill—
Among the guests at the Hotel
Mrs. E. O. Kilgore, of the^ Oregon are—
Annex Rooms. Is confined to her
T. A. Eiwell, San Diego; O.
home with an stuck of the Hu. E. Blnnall, 8an Diego; B. D.
Garrell, Shelton, Washington;
LEKDOM’H TIRE HOUSE
Géorgie Buch, San Diego; I. c.
aanonnees n 10 per cent
York and
wife, Pendleton;
Reduction in Tire Prices
Harry Schultz, Tacoma.
of The Fatted Hinten and K elly.
Springfield
Fresh home-made cream car
This Information was received amels at the Plaza.
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by low« distance telephone this
ng f r o n the United State»
Tub baths day or night.
Co.
101-1 Jackson Hot Springs.
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TMC THEATER BEAUTIFUL
TODAY - TOMORROW
Planner
With Lealie Fenton — Clara Bow — Earle William*
Thé most imaginative poem ever brought to life on the
screen.
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A D M IS S IO N
Adnlta—-iMatinee 25c, E vening 35c, Children 10c Anytime
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sage was an error.
Porter went to King City sev
eral weeks ago, and, according
to reports, rode a horse from
Ashland to the California towu
for his health.
The report
from King City was that he had
been living In a barn near
there. When found, the report
stated, ,the body was partly dis
robed and there was evidence
there had been a struggle.
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This is Oien Rose, star guard on the
University of Arkansas basketball
team. He’s a sophomore and shines
on the gridiron, too. Around the
Razorback campus they call him
“Big Glen,” and opine he's headed
for the top-notch class. He's the
tallest fellow ever to play on an
Arkahsas University cage outfit,
standing six feet, five. He weighs
190 pounds and is fast for a big man.
Springfield — Southern Pacific
relaying old Natron.1 line with
heavier rails., -
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NEGLIGENCE OF
MOTORISTS COSTS
“The School at Ashland will zations which they have at tbe cannot consider separating tbe
¡ARMY FUNDS ARE
' ABOVE THE BUDGET not atari operation until June present time are »not adequate question of disarmament.
21, of the current year, and up
WASHINGTON, D. C.. Feb. 4 to the first of June the work
— (U.P.)— The army appropria connected with this Institution
tion bill, carrying 1339,581,924, will not require the continued
an increase of 81,087,699 above supervision and attention of the
the
budget
estimates
and president, and much of the de
f 595,293 above the appropria tail, such as selection of the
tions for the current year, was faculty, preparation of courses
reported to the bouse today of study, etc., can be handled
by the appropriations commits) I from
from the superintendent's of-
tee.
) flee at Salem to better ad-
Of the total, 8241,081,196 I vantage than in Ashland. Mr.
will be used for military actlri-,’ Churchill Is undertaking this
ties, while the remainder, 878,-J extra work without additional
509,766, for non-military actlv- compensation and will receive
ities, such as maintenance and only the regular .salary of super
improvement of river and har intendent of education.
bor projects.
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“As previously stated, this is
In accordance with the wish
Luncheon in Medford—
of the Board of Regents and in
The " Ashland , Study
club order to conserve all the re
ladies will be the guests of the sources available for the ef
Medford Wednesday club at the ficient equipment of the new
Holland .hotel tomorrow at
•chool.”
o'clock. .
Churchill To Retain Both
Of His Positions
(Continued From Rage One)
opening of the local normal on
dune 21.
By thia method, Mr. Churchill
draws his salary as superinten
dent, his salary as president of
the local normal does pot begin
until June 21, and the normal
school fund is saved- the 8400
or 8500 a month which would
be a necessary expenditure If
Mr. Churchill resigned as* su
perlntendent, a successor wag
appointed and Mr. Churchill had
to move to Ashland .Immediately
and maintain an office hero In
which to conduct the work that
he can easily conduct in the
superintendent's office. *
Mr. Fuller’s statement Is as
follows: '
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i “I notice thafsom e Individuals
nnd papers in the state are un
dertaking to criticise the action
®f J. A. Churchill In retaining
the office of superintendent of
education since being elected to
the position of president of the
Southern Oregon Normal School.
As a matter of fact, to those
conversant with the aitnatidn.
this action is -In harmony with
the wishes of the board of ro
dents of the Normal School, is
Ip line with economical adminis
tration, is a saving to the tax
payers of the state, and Is high
ly commendatory in Mr. Church-
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Many Groups Threaten
Mix-up At Meeting
The sab-marine group consist
ing of those nations like Eng
land and the United States wh)
see in the submarine a dacfii-r
to their greet shipping Jr.ten-h‘.s
and who would like to have It
abolished. 7 bey will be b.tterly
opposed by F rance, Italy and
other countries, which with a
large coast line, see in the sub
marine about tbe only means
within their revenues of pro
viding adequate coast defense.
IMPROVED
CHEVROLET
A typo, of performance
never before approached
in any low cost ear
th at’s what you get in the
inlprovediChevrolet.
(Colntinuea from page 1.)
val and aerial units along about
tbe same lines as the Washing
ton conference ana who Insist
that the moral obligation exist
ing under the covenant for mu
tual assistance la sufficient with
out detailed obligations.
The Sduth Americans, who
while strong for disarmament,
Insist that as in many cases
their military and naval organl-
Repairs That Will
Please
Agee’s Shoe Shop
339 E. Main Street
The
Automotive Shop
Brake Relining Done by
Machinery
Quick Service
when you drive up at our
station, wo have an at
tendant waiting to serve
you. If you are in h hurry,
you will not have to lose
time here.
We Have A
Battery Department
General and Shell
Gasoline
and other products
Park Garage
Willfams Service
Station
BOULEVARD and SHERMAN
M
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BIG
REDUCTIONS
on
ABOUT $40,000
s
for national defense they cannot
accept limitations that would
curtail what development ¡a
necessary for their needs.
The new maritime nations
that came out of the war, which
possessing sea ports, but no
navies yet, Insist that restric
tions must not be placed on
them that would prevent their
building up a marine adequate
for their national defense. These
nations include Yugo-Slavta. up
land and Roumanla.
The United States g r o u p -
provided there is anyone to side
with the United States and make
a group— which wants the ques
tion of land and naval arma
ments treated at separate con
ferences.
The United States
may possibly have tbe support
of England on this point, but
France, Italy and Japan have
already announced that they
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SACRAMENTO, Feb. 4—Neg
ligence in securing their 1926
license plates will cost Califor
nia motorists between 835,000
and 840,000, it was estimated
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY today by Will H. Marsh, chief
of the ‘division of motor ve
AUCTION
hides. The registration up to
Saturday, Feb. 6th, at Llthia
Oarage on Wlnburn way at 1:30 Saturday night was about 20
sharp the following property.— per cent below the 1926 total.
Two Iron beds with springs and
mattresses, one 3-4 bed with GOLD HILL B0Y8
ARE SENTENCED
spring and mattress, one dresser,
TO KELLY BUTTE
one book case, air tight heater,
lawn mower, new one man saw,
Two years at Kelly Butte, • a
fruit sprayer, library table, hall
rock
quarry operated by Multno
rack, two rocking chairs, china
mah
county
near Portland, were
cupboard large mirror, a Iot of
stone jars, garden cultivator and contained in the three Sentences
small
tools, /and a large new Judge J. L. Roe of Jacksonville
double press cider mill and many passed on three Gold Hill youths
small articles not mentioned.— for prohibition Infractions.
Edward E. Foster, 23, charged
A. L. Gideon, Auctioneer.
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with possession of a moonshine
HIGH grade piano near Ash still, will spepd one year at the
land w lll.b e sold to a reliable quarry while his partners, Chester
party at a big savings. 810 month Carter and Everett Shoemaker,
ly will handle, a snap, write at both. 19, will each spend six
once to Tallman Plano Store, months for illicit mash posses-
s«ww.
«we three wore arrested
Monday evening by local officers
FOR HALE: — 12 Inch body
near the A. Shoemaker ranch on
fir In 3-tier lots, 88-60 tier de Galls creek near Gold Hill, where
livered. B. E. Bailey. Phone the still is alleged to have been
30BJ4.
131-tf in operation and 80 gallons of
FOR HALE: — 260 egg incu mash destroyed before the offic
ers’ arrival.
bator. 816.00. pitone 340Y.
The three were sentenced to
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Multnomah, as J&clffton county
FOR BALE: — Seven stands of has made arrangements for Mult
bees; Strawberry and Raspberry nomah county to receive local
plants, a dollar per hundred; Lo prisoners. Five prisoners from
ganberry plants later. Still tak this county, recently sentenced for
ing orders for the Kirk Walnut. prohibition and other violations,,
Phone 427L, 713 Oak street.
are now serving sentences there
181-2* and Including the three Gold Hill
EXCHANGE — House and 3 youths with H. Reed of Ashland,
lots In Fresno, Calif., for small four more will shortly be taken
acreage On city property In up. Reed, an employee of the
Southern Oregon. V. E. Bushnell, Ashland water department, was
Ashland, Ore. Gen. Del.
181-1* sentenced to six months cn a sta
tutory charge.
lamp
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shades
Buy Your Hosiery
at the Counters
and
KITCHEN UNITS
See Displays in Our Store
Where Standard Advertised Lines Are Sold.
, The Ashland
Electric Shop
346 E. Main Street
LEEDOM’S
Tires and Tubes
Every Size for Every Oar
w
We have the best lines we can get. We insist on your
dollar going farther than ever and we have accord
ingly bought these standard lines of hose that we
know you will be satisfied in wearing.
THE HOLEPROOF LINE
Known the World Over as 100 Per Cent Efficient in Service.
THE KAYSER LINE
Known for its Stylish Trend and Individual Features
Piston* and Pin* .
Rings
,- Axles
Spring*
Fly Wheel Gear*
Ring Gears and Pinions
Timken Bearing*
New Departure Bearing*
Motor Bearings
Distributor Gear*
Pump Gear*
SUDDEN SERVICE
For Every Oar
Recondition Your Motor,
We Have Everything.
This assures you of the right built hose that •
will keep yon, absolutely satisfied. Our hos
e
iery departm ent is aglow with the newness in
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beautiful hosiery.
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PRICED TO SELL AND WEAR
$1.50 $1.65 $2.00 $2.75
Get your favorite service silk or Chiffons Here.
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See . the New Kid
Gloves with Fancy
Cuffs at $2.75 to $4.
New ' Turtle N e c k
S w e a t e r s now in
Spring Shades, $5.00.