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Cause for Crime
Ltoeal * Personal flotes
f . « f O. Fraternity Xattonalimd—
Harvey Woods, George Francis
Barron, Marcus Woods and Patil
Wagaer, four University ot Ore
gon students from Ashland and
Paul Luy of Medford, who arei
members of Lambda Psi frater
nity, will be among those in stall
ed as charter members of Phi
Sigma Kappa, national fraternity
founded In 1873, according to
Word received here yesterday. The
national convention of Pbl Sigma I
Kappa, in session In Philadelphia. I
has granted a charter to the Ore-1
gon fraternity, installation cere-1
monies to take place sometime I
Hunting—
Ande McGee,
'Henry
P H IL A D E L P H IA . Aug. 31. —
Increase of crime may be due to
Lad tpeth, according to D r. Jacob
Q. Tllem, at the International
Dental Congress here. "Men whose
teeth give them a hideous appear
ance commonly described as "buck
teeth’ naturally develop a grudge
against society resulting at times
in law breaking," he asserts.
-Enders,
George Ross Sr: and Earnest
Royce left yesterday for a hunt
ing .trip to California. ’ They will
be gene for several days.
T ry our 60c Merchants* Lunch
UNCONSCIOUS WOMAN
Every day from 11 to 3 at The
REVIVED BY GARLIC
Plata Cbnfec Clonsry. "
lC3-tr
A t P o r t la n d — ,
; W alter (Coach) Hughes, made
a business trip to Portland Tues
day. He is expected to return
Dr. W . J. Crandall’s office t
(his tall..
Lambda Psi is reported to have! be closed from Sept. 4 until (
glade aa eaviaM e, record during! 1. while he lg on his vacation.
the two years of Us exslstence a d
• local, and was at the head of I
aril the raea's fraternities, ot .the! On Vacation—
University -- In the - eeholorship I
George McConnell, manager of
the Ideal Grocery, Is on his vaca
makings recently announced.
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I tion. He will spend, the time at
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t » u o 8 —if r-«S 08»^. I the
Lake of the Woods. Jack
Nimg is taking Mr. McConnell’s
place. In the store.
T ry Rexall Orderlies, 26c
ile N alr Bros. ».
Get your window screeng. and
<creen doors at Jordan Sash and
Made T rip to Dunsmuir—
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.. Carl Loveland of "LoVeland’o Cabinet Works.
Navigators" and T illy Tillotaon
af T illy ’s Orchèstra" made a busi Te Han F ra n c is c o -
Mr. and Mrs. A rt Tonner and
ness trip to Dunsmuir and Cas
fam ily of this city have returned
tella California yesterday.
from San Francisco, where they
IS IT 8AFB to drive through have been spending the past few
the streets of Ashland without days.
Be Thrlfty-Look Nlfty-Sare F ifty
Men’s Suits — 81.60
Witherspoon sad. family
Ladies Dresses (plain ) 81.50
•ra tte A rk., were In Ashland
Ashland Cleaning and Dying
J5Ry- . T h *y sloped at the
Works: 837 East Main
a Bpóngs Hotel. . -
Pnom Talent— t
Carl Mellln of Talent
Ashland this morning.
muBnro tonight
The Show Off
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I 111
'-*1 ce” ot rerenue
‘ " e,,ed 1,1 purchMe
b . re-
° f !» *•« -
menta, not shown in thia sum-
mary- Property and special taxes
ftT iT T lffcir
t IN M AItM tN J
£
Many Tickets for
Patriarch Piute
Games Are Needed
Indian Chief Is
B E R K E L E Y , Chi. — (U P ) —
cent for 1934 and #4.7 per cent Bk>ur hundred thousand! tickets
3TQN, D . C . , __ The for 1217’
The bcreaae in the wJUl he required for the eleven
bf Commerce da- amount of property add -special ’football games to be played at
um m sty o f the »won taxe’ collected was 172.0 per cent home by the Golden Bears of the
s fit the State oTOae- lrom 7917 to 1,24> but thare University of California this year.
e fiscal year ending wa<’ tt <,ecPaMe of less than o n o l
Seventy four thousand paste
>15.
j
half of 1 per cent from 1934 to boards have already been p rint
lenta for maintenance 192B' Tha per capita ànd spec- ed fot; the Southern C alifornia
>n of the general .tea ‘al tax#’ W®re 19.20 in 192S, gama October 23 and the Stand
f Oregon, to r t h e f ts - 19 23 ,n
1 9 i<*
88.79 I» lord game November 20, while]
ding S e p t.3 0 ,
1#17-
probably O.QOO mor * w llj
be
to 110,101,973,
o r i'
E*rnlngs of general cjepart- needed to r temporary bleachers
?aplta. Thia lodudeai ” ieDt’ ’ or ®°,nI * M 4 t*0n for aer- • t these games.
Last year the
apportioamente
ta u tvlceB. rendered by state officials, Beare* schedule (¡attracted 342,-1
i the thlnoy eiVll dfJ represented 4.7 per cent of the .719
paid
admissions to
IS
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e State. In 1924 th o totaI revenue for 1929, 6.9 per games.
Other ‘crowds expected this
year are: St. M ary’s game, 60,-
000; Olympic club, 46,000, Ore
gon Aggies, 6 0 Ì0 0 0 ,'and Oregon,
40,000.
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Dead in Nevada
W INN EM U C C A, Nev., Au». 31.
— (U P )—-Bob Sue, patriarch of
the Flutes is dead. One of the
most picturesque Indian chiefs In
Nevada history, be was seen rid
ing a rearin’ horse bareback, In
devil-may-care fashion, almost up
to the day death overtook him.
Miss Mildred Beeson and Flora
Greene returned yesterday from
Rocky » Point, where they have
spent the summer. Miss Beeson
w tlla tte n d thè University ot Ore
gon, and Mfss Oreene Will go to
schoqf at Berkeley.
N e w W o o le n s
SOFT SHEENS AND
Nicaraguans Are
Beaten By Enemy
NOW ON DISPLAY
T r im m in g s
MANAGUA, Nicaragua, Sept. 1.
— The revolutionists were defeat-
ed M Puerta Cabexa, the head
quarters ot the Bragman Lumber
company with great losses. Many
were killed and wounded, accord
ing to this report, which says
the rebels filed at the hospital
and at the hotels.
Returned from B e n d -
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Young and
family of 73 Pine street returned
lfSt Friday from a business and
pleasure trip to Diamond Lake.
Crater Lake, Bend. Portland and
several points
of
Interest in
Step Ladders — Red Top and
Safety Ladders In different
styles. Carson - Fowler Lumber
Co.
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States arm y rdcnMrs- P>9. »»
L le ift n a a t Powell, led the a
tack 'in the (Quinn rtre r nqW
where centaet was establish«
w ith th s h o s ttls red men. t<”
whop* were alala.-
.Cgptaln Sue waa murdered .1
his own. tribesmen out ''of re
tege for Joining tne “Whites. Be
Sne took up the wqjrk of hie deg
father and served in several shat
skirmishes in the Bannock wa
When w ar embroiled Euyoj
and America
Boh Sue, turns
dowih for service because o f hi
age, helped recrtflt his tribejm e
and ,led others in tha purchase ,j(
Liberty bonds.
-Boh Sus was the son of the
famons Captain 8ue, chief of the
Pintes In the W illiam s massacre.
Later, in 1806 when the renegags
Piute Black Rock Tom went on * Newport—-Highway to Toledo
the warpath w ith the Shoshones being straightenM an drssnrfmW
and
Bannocks
Captain
Sue
Returned te Ashlahd—
Liability Insurance! Phons 21
for complete Automobile protec-
Save 81.80 by paying your sub
flod, don’t w ait until you meet scrlptlon to Tbs Tidings on F ri
with a * accident. Yeo. f o f course) day or Saturday o f this week.
Moving—
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M r. and Mrs. H. O. Parkhurst
Left for Glenndale—
and fam ily of Ashland are mov
At the Oregon Hotel— *
Earl Raess, who has bee
ing from 321 N. Main street to
» J .'L . Ruder and family of Bur- Ashland for some time, lef
iank Calif., wars In Ashland yes
147 N. Holly street in Medford.
cently for Glenndale Oregon.
terday. They stopped at the Ore
Hear the new Brunswick Pani
gon Hotel. .
"Life-L ike Likenesses,” Studio
trope.—
E lh a rt’s.
Uhland on The Plata. '
Moving—
Mr. and Mrs. Backus are mov
* W alter Prolan, Jim Bowers, in g from the Greer home on
Ban Bowera, and Bert Baachand Granite street, to the Chattin
• t Dnnamnlr, are on a hunting apartments on Hargadine.
trip to California.
'Phonograph. Records— E lh a ru
4 80.00 pays for the Tiding* for fe
Q p ry te r Tf Paid on Friday or Sat- Returned from Portland—
nrday o f this week.
Wayne H ill has rsturned from
a few days visit to Portland Oro-
’C O ilA M P C Q
u r i n n l ’i b L d
and AH Complete
THE FINEST STOCK OF PIECE GOODS WE
HAVE EVER LAID ON THE COUNTERS—NEW
AUTUMN SHADES—WONDERFUL COLORINGS
These Fabric« Come in the Motet Practical Width«
to Buy
W orking a t Enders—
Miss Jean Lynch is working
the Enders Dry-Goods store.
HUNTING SEASQN IS
Are Yeifl Fixed?
NEAR—
Tf not we have everything you will need—Guns,
Ammunition, Boots, Shoos.Clothing. '
WE SELL, TRADE AND REPAIR GUNS
CHOOSE NOW YOUR FAVORITE COLORINGS
PRICED'FROM
Never again will you
take the ’ time and do
the work to bake your own
cake. Test it by* tasting.
Franklin
Bakery
A R M Y GOODS STORE
Biggest Little Wore In Town
Opposite New HotdP^j- Open Evenings
osh
Returned to H o r n e -
Mrs. Erickson and daughter,
who have been. In Ashland for
some time visiting at the home
of M ra Erickson’s grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. L . Greenwood,
have returned to their home nt
John Day, Oregon.
Friday and Saturday are big
Wo are
looking for Steady
days for you — save 81-80 by
Castomers. W e want Come-again
paying your subscription to The
Trade. Panlaerud’s.
30C-tf
Tidings.
Left, for Klamath F a l l a -
Fred Wolcott left yesterday
Kester Gandee, who has been
for K lam ath.Falls, where he will
employed by the Southern Pa
work for the Southern Pacific
cific Co. In Ashland for some
company.
time, left yesterday for Crescent
Lake where he w ill work for the
same company.
E. R. Isaac & Co
THE QUALITÀ STORE
Smart
Autumn
Coats
PRICED
Madden retreads uree.
Henry Schafer of Medford
in Ashland attending bust
yesterday.
Bose and De A n jo ir pears foi
cunning. Ashland F ru it and Pro
dues Association.
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From (Nevetead—
Mr. aad Mrs. D. Dally o f Cleve
land, O„ were In Ashland yes
terday.
They registered at the
Hotel Ashland.
—he thought he was
wise!
FO R SALK — a 1926 Ford
touring car. Good condition, win-,
cheater 12 gnage pump-gun. alto
carpenter tools. 116 Church 8t.
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P IA N O FO R BALK located near
Ashland. Strictly standard make
piano of quality to be »old at
once.
A splendid bargain and
terms 810 monthly, ^ f Interested
In particulars, write Cline Piano
Co., 88 Front St.. Portland, Ora.
1-1
• Selling patent madletne, preach
ing the goapel ot good living,
aad practicing the art of 'gentle
»rafting— ppood that he is known
i s a W ISH O U T!
Bat, oh, the
Wise gay pays a Mg. big price
POR
HALB: — 1928
s ta r
dsr soma real wisdom aad a bea i- Touring, 8100.09 cash; 1 roil top
‘fifnl girl has a bsanUfnl laugh at desk, 3 ehalrs, 840.00— Oak St.
Oara«s.
i-n
P O » R B N T : — ta rg e Incsly
tarnished apartments. 86 South
Second St.
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Returned from A s to r ia -
Mrs. F. H. W alker has return
ed flhm Astoria, where she has
been visiting her son, Dr. Donald
W hlker.
Bars 81.80 by paying your sub
scription to the Tidings on Sep
tember 3 or 4th— a fu ll year for
Our Birthday rate of 88 00 for
a lu ll year’s subscription to The
Tidings Is In effect on Friday and
Qatnrday of this week.' Don’t faU
to save 81.80 on this offer.
Never has a seAson brought
forth such a variety of Styles,
Fabries and Colorings.
But
we’re unable to tell you in a
few words the fine points of
these Coats as well as the Coats
themselves can do- We strong
ly urge you to come in and
see the season’s most pro
nounced COAT VALUES.
Ah! Ha! Fellow«!
The N ew Speedster Coats
JUST IN
A Combination of Sweater Coat and Slipon
S E E ’EM IN OUR WINDOWS
MILLER’S TOGGERY
’’Hab-a-dash Jnn-” I
O regon P e a r S h o w
SEPTEMBER 15th to 18th
A Gala Week for Southern Oregon and Northern
California People
Best Harness and Running Races on the Coast
BIG NIGHT ATTRACTIONS—
THRILLING RACE EVENTS
Carnival Show
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W W W T /iiw x n
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BIG EXHIBITS OF HORTICULTURAL PRO-
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