WEDNESDAY. May S,
ASHLAND DAILY TUMNOS
PAGE
Saffir®^
Itoeal ■ Persona
They Wear N o Man's Collar
-(U P )—
Cascade?
of Central * Oregon. Bend la In
the grip .of a belated winter?
Among the Guests a t the Hotel The temperature of the
ODD FEL LO W AOTIYITIE&
upper
Cy - "
’
W atch th is space every day. i flr H
Deschutes
i
vatley
last
night
was
elen M iller. J '« ftljfc W ajla;
R eg u la r M eetin gs »
but. ta e point above treeslug.'
Wpilp^
Subordinate every Thursday. Margaret Ha|yef.
Elmer
Patrick,
Walla
Walla;
Iglp
E ncam pm ent, l,st and 3rd T u es­
Thompson,
W
alla
Walla;
Jajne?
days.
R eb ek ah s, 2nd and 4th
D. Brown, Eugeni; C .D . Chorp-
T uesdays.
1 5 0 -tf
enlng, Klamath* kails; John Clajrk
and wife, Santa Anna; F ra n i
Post, Seattle.
JERSEY CITY, N. J.. Mqy 8.—
A collision between an automo­
Fresh whippifag Cream,' mflk
bile . I a n d 1 a , perambulator
Special communication Thurs and buttermilk for sale at Ntnln- demolished ■ Ah< * ■ bawy
car- 1
20«-3t
day evening May 6.
First de­ ger’s fountain. •
rlage. but failed to. scratch its ec--j
upant, 2-year-old Jack Sallatos. I
gree. Meet, at 7; 30 o'clock. Visit
Hare * Fitch Dradr * t T! emover
ing Brethren welcome.
R. L. BURDIC. Jr., W. M , Shampoo at T h e. YanUx Beaujy
j Shoppe, McGee'S) Storp.
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W. H. DAY, Sec y. '
Oet your window scree»« and
Card party — Masonic Hall,
screen
doors at Jordan Sash and
Tuesday evening. May 11— bridge
Cabinet Works. - i
194H.
and 500.' 50 cents Including re­
freshments. Public invited.
Aniong the Gum*» »t the IJthla
Springs H otel—
Rr-painting Ltthla Bakery—
A. C. Fleishman, Seattle; A.
The Ltthla Bajkery ls bring
Slutsspr, Portland; Mrs. O. A.
re-palnted.i
HUton, Seattle; Mrs. H. W. H ilt­
on, Ontario, Cal.; Miss Marietta
The latest in suits for, gradua-
Hilton, Ontario, Cal., H. R. Rob­
tion. We sell for less Paulseruds.
erts, Portland; M. Miller, Port­
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land; Mrs. S. S. Swarts, Portland;
R. A. Swarts, Portland; A. A.
For Mother, 2 lb. Cartoi
Soufe, Portland; Mrs'. B. Bon­
Creames and not much box
neil, Los Angeles; Mrs. Georgs
candy, «1.00. Candyland.
1
B. Bowen, Los Angeles; Mrs. F.
L. Miner, San Francisco; E. 3.
Went to Eugene—
Butler San Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hodkin-
son and Mrs. Allen Autrey, ac­
Scientific Facial Treatments—
companied Mr. and Mrs. Hodkin-
Llthla Hotel Beauty Parlor.
son’s granddaughter, Miss Shirley
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Marx, who has been visiting in
Ashland with her grandparents
A baby isn’t a baby very long,
for several weeks, to her home
Photographs never grow up. —
in Eugene.
Studio Ashland.
Young Men’s Models in Suits
at Paulserud’s.
207-tf Bear S t o r y -
Buster Matthews and Dudley
Parkers Crlspettes are delicious Geary Just returned frtim a two
with Milk and Fruit Juices.
weeks visit with Mr. and Mrs.
203-tf C. H. Short of Rosebuog. Mr.
Short and Mr. Geary went on a
Why go other places seeking bear hunting trip in the wilds ot
pleasure when there is so mtch Douglas county. They succeed­
fun at The Ashland Nat.
ed in getting a 280 pound bear.
They had with them one Oregon
Visitor in Ashland—
hound and four Kentucky hounls
Robert E. Smith, president of which also cornered two coyotes
the Lumbermen's Trust company »{ter a hot .chaaa. Buster »Iso
bank of Portland, waa In Ash­ reports fishing to be good in the
land yesterday afternoon, return­ North Umpqua, ’’especially nick­
ing to Medford, where hé took the i ers.”
train for California last evening.
Try our 60c Merchants’ Lunch.
Hadden soils protected tires. Every day from 11 to 2 at Th«
Plata Confectionery.
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NOTICE
An :old fashioned dinner will
Business meeting of Ashland
be given on Mothers Day at the
High School Alumni Association,
Thursday, May 6, at eight o’clock Sumfnlt Ranch, top ot the Siski-
208-4L*
at Chamber of Commerce rooms. yous.
W. B. Allen.. Pres.
208-2t
Hot sulphur tub baths, day Is the plan of Cal Crews, local
or night, Jackson Hot Springs. taxi operator. Crews has been
asked by George Howard, Med­
ford, holder, of the Diamond Lake
hotel and camp ground conces­
sion, to consider the proposition.
He
lfeft this f morning
for
DIamond-lak»-(o-confer-wlth How­
ard and) l’| feasible^ will start
Finishing Tonight
the stage line In the Bear fu­
ture. Crew’s plan la to eend throe
stages a week to J) lam and Lake.
A stage, laden w|th holiday seek­
ers, would leave In the afternoon
Mystery Drama
and arrive at the lake In time to
by
enjoy the evening fishing.
It
would return to Klamath Falls
Mary Roberts Rinehart
the following afternoon.— Klam­
ath Falls Herald.
“THE
BAT"
wo Manistee. Mich., girts'have Introduced a n«» fad dim cullMii«
l-formal afternoon wear Tfaey have their names i-iiiin u x i «m 'em
Left to right, they are Katherine Biggv and Kogan« Daniel«
Star Vaulter
. WASHINGTON, May 5.— (U P)
— America’s first prohibition air
fleet was established today when
M. O. Dunning, chief dry coordin­
ator for southeastern states, took
over four seaplanes from the navy
at Pensacola, Fla.
Girl Is Injured
Walking'in Sleep
BOSTON, May 5.— Mollie Jac­
oby terminated a “sleep walking"
stroll by falling from a third-
story window to the ground, a
distance of 40 feet. She sustain­
ed fractures of leg and wrist.
Redwood Highway—
Publicity for the Redwpod
highway empire ls seen in the
visit to the coast of Charles Mar­
tin, chief of the photographic de>-
partment of the NaUqnal Geo­
graphic magadfne of W ash/tg-
ton, D. C. Martin arrived Sun­
day at Grants Pass from a trip
over the highway from the south,
stopping In that city to get *i
number of pictures. He lpft for
Mt. Shasta later. Martin also
planned to take pictures of the
Caves and the Rogue river coun­
try. Flower pictures showing the
early summer blossoms are being
secured by him.— Medford Mall
Tribune.
Mothers Day Greeting Cardi
Elharts.
Fresh whipping cream, milk
and buttermilk for sale at Nlnin-
ger’s fountain.
20«-3t
Past Matrons Club of Alpha
Chapter No. 1, O. E. 8. Card party.
Masonic Hall, Tuesday evening,
May 11. bridge and 500, 50 cents,
including refreshments. Public in­
vited.
Hundreds of Beautiful
Wall Pa)>or Patterns from
which to select
The American spirit of earning
more by steady production under
constantly improving conditions,
has not won Its way in Great Brit­
ain. Nevertheless,' there are signs
that the British are beginning to
realize that the new world holds
the secret of their economic sal­
vation. Numerous Investigations
into the reasons for high Ameri­
can wages and the high standard
of living of American workers
have been made by Britishers In
the last 12 months and are still
continuing.
Now the investiga­
tors must apply their findings to
Great Britain’s own peculiar con­
ditions is part of her pfbblem.
Doomed to Failure
General strikes ¡will get the
British workingmen nowhere be­
cause wages cannot be raised pro­
gressively without progressive in­
crease in production. General
strikes, being against public wel-
In Frank Glaser, a sophomore. Mar
quette University has one of the
greatest pole vaulter» In the middle
iwest. Glaser has been clearing 12
feet • Inches consistently and In a
recent Indoor meet defeated Paul
Harrington, famous Notre Dame
•ta r. Coach Jennings of the Mil­
waukee echoed expects Glaser M
garner many points this season.
Paints, Varnishes and
Wall Paper
Requirement
Women
4 Twentfy ¥öärs
........** {Young
Apply this new w )»nderful harm-
lees cream before 1 etirlng; rub It
In throroaghly-as d leave It' on
overnight. XoftM how white and
dear Four c tn jti Mon become«,
Nourish»», purifgd i Imperfections
fade away. YOnf | omplexton will
look l i t * a okfpi ■—»Oft, smooth
and beautiful. Get a Jar of Mello-
gio Beauty Cream today.— Llthla
Springs Pharmacy.
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courage that idea,, for If they can
make enough by three days' labor
per week to support themselves,
large numbers of them want to
make the rest of the week a holi­
day.
“ Hab-a-dash Inn”
«40 acres in Colorado. Want
something in Western Oregon or
California.
5 room house in Ashland. Want
house in Oakland or San F a r ­
cisco. Bay District.— J. L. Ketch,
Ashland Hotel Bldg.
208-St
FOR SALK: Two Jersey Cows.
M. F. Barlow, Talent.
808-3t*
FOR RENT« » — Two room
house keeping apartment. 349 E.
Main.
208-tf
E. R. The IS Quality
A A C Store & CO.
New Printed Rayon
YARD Û O
a
Here is a special offering in the seasons most popular
dress materials. Come in good assortment of colors
find patterns.
GARBAGE CANS
New Printed Georgette Crepe
LARGE
YARD C O J O
See these beautiful new patterns in this sheer silk
material for summer dresses.
OC
of all the erepes so fashionable this season. We
have seen none which drape more beautifully, comes
36 in. wide- the patterns and colors will please you.
PARAMOUNT PICTURE
•THE GRAND DUCHESS
AND THE W A IT E R » .
nOne may smile and smile and be a
villain.”
Shakespeare.
Learn How to Dress
You cannot he too careful in making investments,
particularly w itlistrangere.
W atch out that your new acquaintance with the
winning smile does not engineer you into a losing
deal.
z
Get your banker’s O. K. before you invest in any
proposition. We will be only too glad to advise you
anytime. Oeme in.
The Citizens Rank of Ashland
Ashland, Otogon
Without a Single Pin or
Button
You didn’t know this was pos­
sible — did you! You thought
that dangerous pins and trouble­
some buttons wore a necessary
part of Baby’s W ardrobe — hut
they are not.
We will show you in our infants’
department bidders, hands* vests,
gertrudes, nighties and even dia-
jiers th at require no pins or but­
tons.
A ll Vanta Bahy
Garments
fasten with little bows ot twisted tape,
easy to tie and untie, and Insuring a
perfect fit without discomfort.
L E T US FIT YOU TOMOBBOW
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' Preicriptfaii Drngglat •
Llthla Springs' Hotel Building
MILLER'S TOGGERY
ADOLPHE MENJOU IN THE
Ju st The Tiling F o r Summer W ear
» '
Full Line
Work Duds
IS acres on highway, good im­
provements.
Want vacant lots,
The Winchester Store
With Leather or Fabric Soles
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FOR SALfC: — Early Jqne to-
FOR SALE: — 6 room furnish­
ntato plants, 1« each. C. A. Gray ed house, dandy home, cheap, 132
1172 Iowa.*
208— tt 7th St.
208-Ct*
Hardware
the tiny to t’s health and
Pharmacy • /
- BIO BA R G A IN F O B QUICK1
SALE; — F in e Mg lo t, facin g thn
East, on a good stre et, lum ber
enough to do a ll th e rou gh w ork
tor tw o or three h ou ses, lum ber
, VOR SALE*. — Banana Squash
and all tor th e sm all price of
Tomato, Cabbeke, CanHlower,
«500 cash.
B earer R ealty Co.,
Callery Plants, Ü 5 Fork St.
«7 1st St.
29S-39
208-St
YARD £ 4
BRITISH MUST GIVE
WORKERS H IG H E R WAGES
for
with fe«trn caTe.
- T O W M laid ; M í4 « í n d fin-
■h«d. Hardwood a specialty. First
las» work by «n »Xpert. Irwin
toen lg, «99 Walnut St.
New Printed Silk and Cotton Crepes
Baby’s Care
Demands The Best
E^ery
6 room house on paved street.
Want acreage.
SMALL
hi^piness is selected lieca
I MALCOLM ST. CLAIR SOBB33H
Relating the exploits of
a rich boulevadier who
masquerades as »a wiaiter
in order to make love to
the outwardly haughty,
inwardly warm - blooded,
Duchess who has caught
his fancy.
Modern 6 roeftn house on pav­
ed street. Want Klamath Falls or
Dunsmuir property.
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Among the Guests at the Hotel
Ashland— •
Nick Perlclct, -Ran Pedro; Miss
E. Hart, 8an Pfedro; Miss M.
Hart, 8an Pedro;. Arthur A.
Perkins, Los Angeles; J. A.
Johnson, Vanppuver; Mrs.
E.
Johannson and daughter, Vancou­
ver; H. 8. Stewart, Idaho; Mr.
and Mrs. W. Paterson, Sonora.
Cfti.; MT. and M r. L„ E. K as-
berg, Waaco, Ore., J. G. Archer.
Portland; H. L.
Klamath
Falls; Harry Sm1l|), sjth Fran­
cisco.
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Ü (^amount Çfàwt
FOR EXCHANGE: — 3 acres in
fruit and berries, 6 room bouse,
want something In Salem, Ore.
Seaplanes Used
On Rum Runners
Tomorrow
Madden retreta» tíre».
FOR SALK — Canned fru it and
preserves, J401 Boulevard.
208— 3*
Bend Youth Dies
From Auto Crash
BEND, May 5.— (U P )— In ju r­
ed fatally in an automobile colli­
sion north of Bend early Sunday.
W alter G. Crosswhite,
Bend
youth, died in a local hospital to­
day.
fM d.’ f c p ' W thdckfcd *WbflCUUl?
by. the. use ot thn Injunction, -Bui
that is no answer either. Until
British c a ^ a l and labor cooper­
ate as' partners, employers Work-
)hg as'bard as ehlplb/db tb'SlM d-
late produotlon, there w ill
be
crises after crises, each leering
increasing discontent behind. The
only way for Great Britain to di­
vide heri property and yet keep
everybody prosperous is the Amer­
ican way* of, increasing production
per annum. - ’ j
OVERLAND SHOE SHOP
Made of the flneat materials, In winter
and summer weights, and thoroughly
shrunk in the making so that they Will
not shrlhk -when yon wash then«.