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Uoeal j Personal Jiotes
Visitor in Ashland—
H. L. Jones of Klamath Falla
Is in Ashland visiting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. W, H-
Sams.
'ST-.W t V?
Taken To Hospital—
C. H. Nickerson 1
pneumonia at the
hospital.
Cleaning renews the life of
garment. Try Paulserud’a.
FOR SALE—One Disc Plow
140-tf at a bargain. • Carson-Fowler
Lumber Co.
144-6
Cliff Payne makea brackets.
Toys and games tor the Kid
dles’ 7 birthday;—Elhart’s.
Improving R apidly--
l«»-tf
Dan Kay, of the Automotive
Shop, who has been qnlte 111
for several days, Is reported as
H. O. Parkhurst and family,
improving rapidly.
of Grants Pass are new resi
dents In Ashland, making their
bom« at 321 North Main street.
George Washington never had Mr. Parkhurst Is the naw proprie
'Turkish Nougat like nt Candy tor of Frasier and Son Store.
*Land.
There will come a time when
a
good portrait of mother and
Business Visitors—
father
will be a treasure to you.
Olin ArUsplger, O. C. Boggs
Don’t
put
It off. fctudlo Ashland.
'and Mr. Stewart, of Medford,
Sava at Elhart’a Sale this
-were business vlsitora in Ash
week— 25 to 85 per cent.
land Saturday.
Walk upstairs to Orren
Shop and aava *10.0».
Nyal Toilet goods, 25 to
'per cent discount thia week,
» h a r t’s.
Mr. and Mra. C. H. Davis of
Portland are »pending a months
vacation at Jackson Hot Springs.
Mr. Davis is with the United
Rubber Co.
From Talent—
Tub baths day or
Mrs. Henry Burnett of Talen)
Hot ' Springs.
Jackson
was a business visitor la Ash
land Saturday.
night.
124-tf
FOR SALE—A modem at
tractive home located near the Here Prom W ashington-
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Nicholson
new Grammar School. If Inter
ested aee O. F. Carson.
J 41-2 of Wenatchee, Washington, are
spending three weeks at Jackson
Hie latest In Spring atylea and Hot Springs for the health of
fabrics at Paulaerud’s.
140-tf Mrs. Nicholson.
STALLING BY MEDFORD
Leave For SoutL—
WINS SECOND
Mrs. J. Z.’ Wing, of Allison
street will leave tomorrow for
(Colnttnned from page X.>
Los Angeles for medical treat*
ment.
at the close of the first half was
Among the guests at the Colum 17 to » In f»vor of Ashland, with
every Indication that the local
bia hotel are—
boys
would avenge the defeat of
R. H. Bnlmer, ► Los Angeles;
F. W. Peterson and wife, Walla Friday evening.
Medford Gets Breaks
Walla;
S.
Peterson,
Walla
From
the sidelines It seemed
walla; Charles A. Dunn, Port
aa
thougb
most of the breaks of
land; A. Rosander, Portland; A.
the
game
went
against Ashland,
L. Morgan, Selma, California:
C. J. Nelson, Salem; Mrs. C. F. as fouls were called frequently .on
Peterson, Hillsboro, Oregon; M. the local boys and most of them
were converted into free baskets
R. Scotti. Klamath Falls.
by the Medford boys.
Ashland's teamwork was almost
Among the guests at the Lithla
perfect from start to finish, with
Springs hotel are—
Fred C. Jones, Ei Paso, Texas; Merske the beet point winner for
W. F. Schlothan, Ketchikan, the local quintet. All the boys,
Alaska; James Schlothan, Ketch however, showed splendid train
ikan, Alaska; W. H. Hammel, ing and undoubtedly could have
San Francaco; R. C. Mills, Se won the game had they played
attle; Mrs. H. W. West, Port only to win by resorting to the
land; Mrs« R. Bland, Portland; "stalling** game.
The two teams will meet in
Mt. and Mrs. W. M. Patterson,
another
two-game series on
Portland; W. J. Campbell, Bell
ingham; Arthur Erlkson, Port March 6 and «, and Ashland high
land; M. H. Nichols, Portland. must take both of them to tie
Medford for the Southern Ore
gon championship.
Aseeeaor Lee Here—
The armory
Saturday night
County Assessor * William T.
Lee of Klamath county was a was crowded to its utmost capac
business visitor In Ashland to ity and many, fans who came late
day and leaves tonight for Salem were turned away because of the
crowded condition of the hall. -
on official business.
In a preliminary game the-Med-
ford Girls* team defeated the Ash*
Home From College—
Chester Woods and Marcus land Girls by a score of 4« to 14.
The two teams line up as fol
Woods spent the week-end In
Ashland visiting their parents, lows:
— Medford
Dr. and Mrs. E. A. Woods. Ashland—
F
Herrlott.
Chester Woods is a student at Marake
F
Dunn
the Oregon Agricultural College Parr
C
Laing
and Marcus Woods' Is a student Moore
Gosnell
G
WMto
at the University of Oregon.
Hill
O
WlUlaMs
Ashland substitutions— Tilton fdr
Visiting Parent»—
Mr. and Mrs. Monte Briggs Marake; Katser for Aldo Parr;
. i
of Los Angeles are In Ashland Parr for. Moore.
visiting their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. E. D. Briggs.
Fresh home-made cream
Leave for House in Eugene '
J
• Mrs. Nellie Richmond, who amela 'at the Plaga.
has been visiting Mrs. Van tfoe-
Marcelling. Trimming,
aen for the past week, left tfcli
morning for her home In Eugene. poolng, Dyeing Facíala.
Vanity Shoppe, McGee’s
Phone 10«.
LOTS OF RAIN
Auto Accidents
Take Heavy Toll
One of the heaviest
falls of rain of the pres
ent year was recorded in
Ashland and vicinity last
night when fonr-tenths
of aa Inch fell. In the
surrounding foothills and
mountains
It
snowed
throughput thq night
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Falx
32— (U.P.)— Setting a new high
reoorg for the year, tragic deaths
on the Pacific coast over tip
week-end mounted to 28, with
automobile fatalities taking 15»
Uvea. Forty-three persons weM
Injured,-'li ’ of them being fn
auto accidents.
B. R. Gelver was • Biette
FOR SALE—Good horse, I visitor In Ashland from Hoi
years old. Wagon and harness.
brook Saturday. .
8*5 Blain fit-
14«-«’
All Traffic to Marshfield is
Batted; S. P. Right of
, Way Also Out
. MARSHFIELD, Ore., Feb. 22
— (U2P.)— All traffic 'over the
Roseburg-Oooa Bay branch of
the state highway waa blocked
today by a masalve slide 12 miles
south of Marshfield
on the
Marsbfleld-CoqnlUe paved high
way.
The slide also blocked
the Southern Pacific right of
way, but railway officials ex
pected to have It cleared by to
night.
The highway may re
main closed to traffic for tho
remainder of the week. .
Tilden Wins in
Tennis Doubles
NEW YORK CITY, Feb. 22
— (U.P.)— William Tilden and
Fred C. Anderson won the douo-
les national indoor tennis cham
pionship here today, defeating
Vincent Richards and Frank T.
Hunter; Olympic champions.
Falls in Scalding
Water; Dies Today
SACRAMENTO, Cal., Feb. 22.
—Barney. Daugherty, aged 70,
died today from injuries sustain
ed Saturday when he fell Into a
tub of scalding -water at the coun
ty hospital. Hla screams at the
time brought <an attendant im-
medlaely after the accident but
his burns were so serious phy
sicians were nnable to save him.
STARTS TODAY
THEN TUESDAY AND
WEDNESDAY *
EGGS AND CHIX. Leghorn,
W. Ray Dnnn, Klamath man
Taacred strain, individually pedi
greed. Trapnested. Utility fancy. ager for the Pacific Telephone
Limited number. Will C. Coun and Telegraph company, was
ter, Ashland, Ore.,
14*-tf a visitor in Ashland yesterday,
returning to his home by motor
FOR SALB—A. good used this morning.
Ford bug. Cheap If taken at
oace. Claycomb Motor Co. Ash
land, Ore.
14C-2
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hershberg
choppers. er of Klamath Falla were visit
WANTED — Wood
14«-« or» in Ashland last night »nd
Call phone No. ^1.
this morning. Mr. Hershberger
FOR RENT Piano, or for sale
la proprietor of the Club Cafe
cheap. Apply 12» Wimer S t. at Klamath Falls.
They re
or phone XOl-L.
146-1 ported a brisk snowfall in the
I JUST FINISHED a dandy mountains Sunday.
cement porch on Mr. Kaegi’s
residence. Look It over, think
It over, then call Blackwell.
Phone 366-L.
148-tf
Leaves For Home
George W, Warren, prominent
packer and business man of
Warrenton, Ore., left tor his
home this morning after spend
ing the past week here on busi
ness.
H. Davis, Ohio; Charles But-
to»,;<W ith e r s , Montana; Grace
Bf MacConnell, Seattle; Mr. and
Mrs. H. J. McElroy, Seattle ¡
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Brunton,
Seattle; Mrs. George W. Töllit,
Seattle; Carl 0. Grill, Portland!
Harry Banks, Kirk; J. L. Grey,
Portland;
N, G. Nicholson,
Portland; Edwin O. Curtis, Port
land.
Attorney Here ,
W. H. A. Renner, Klamath
Falla attorney, was a business
visitor in the city yesterday
and was a guest at the Lithla
Springs hotel.
This Week
SOCIETY
(Continued From Page Three)
February
Mrs. Dolly Entertains—
Mrs. Pat Dally was hostess re
cently at a delightful ¿party with
the members of the sewing club
of which she is a member, her
<vests.
The members brought their
needlework and the afternoon
was spent very happily in sew
ing and visiting.
A lovely two course lunch
eon was served. Pink and white
were’ the color's used In the dec
orative Plan and pink and white
carnations adorned the table.
Those enjoying Mra. Daily's
hospitality were Mra. Harry At
tic, Mrs. Fraxler,- Mrs. Larkin
Deer, Mrs. Nougent, Mrs. Lloyd
Smith, Mrs. Joe Garner, Mra.
Edgar, Mrs. George Barnum of
Medford and Mra. Phil Wolcott.
W H IT E
SALE
An opportune time to buy your sheets, cases, towels,
curtain goods* long cloths, nainsooks, flaxons, linens,
Special offerings in knit underwear, aprons, muslin
underwear.
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Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Co,
INTERNATIONAL QUALITY CLOTRING
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his ranch which holds a
treasure of which he is un
aware.
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