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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 1, 1927)
ASHLAYl» From Talent— * W illiam Oatman and Buford Childers of Talent spent' flmater- . Másente H all day in Ashland looking after Stated conclave Wednesday business affairs. ave slag, Feb.-J. Boutiae busi- ■em And Work in Red dross. Din Anyone wishing Ao reserve a ner nt <:45. A ll Sir Knights table for the Elks card party J*r(- oosrteously invited. •• ; day evening, phofie Mrs. G. 11. O. D. FR AZB B , E. C. Hedberg, 332-L. 129-2 W . H. DAY, Recorder. Plenty of xovaey to loan on about the goad seeurity. Phene 3 L Tew, ef 128-3 course. * ' s j-tr Player ptsino rolls, the latest pieces ja at received at E lh a rt’s. Former Reekkrnt Mere J. 8. Werts, government mail From Anderson Cree k clerk running out of Portland. J. M. McDowall of Anderson Ore., is visiting in Ashland to Creek was * business visitor in day. M r„ Werts was horn and Ashland yesterday, returning to raised In Ashland, leaving this his home last evening. city at the age of 14 years. Rent a typewriter for your own use at B lh arfs. CABD* P A R T Y Elks Ladies card party, Friday evening. Elks Bldg. Public Invited Sootch W olf Hound Twist, the Bridge and Five I^indred. Re latest In men’s suitings f o r freshments. Spring at Paulfternd’s. 128-tf 128-fc T R IN IT Y G U IL D Double your yield w ith Kasota The regular meeting of T rin ity seed oats. Crown Kompletelay 1 a Guild of Trin ity Episcopal church stock at all times. Ashland F. A Will be held Thursday afternoon Pro. Assn. 128-tf in the Parish House. From H ungry C reek— J. L. Corbett of H ungry Creek, Here This Morning— Cal., is spending several days in Mr. and Mrs. E arl T. Newbry Ashland visiting With relatives of Talent were in Ashland this add friends. The visitor is a morning shopping and visiting mining man with friends. A lfalfa Hay, one bale o r a oar p ld time dance fans, don’t for load. Ashland F ru it & Pro. Aasa. got the old time dance tonight at 122-tf BeHyiew, Tuesday, Feb. 1, Ad mission, men, 60c; women 25c; From B atte Falla cake nn. dcoffee, 30c. 129-1 Mr. and Mrs. W , I. Oden and baby of Butte Falls are visiting ^ *•« 1 chicken Tastale«, served, in Ashland1 at the home of Mr. 2d«. To take home, 25c. The and Mrs. A. E. Bilderback. Pl« * * l* « - t f Visiting Parents — Teddy Caldwell, who is em ployed at M ille r’s Toggery on the Plasa, is spending a few days In McCloud, Cal., visiting with his parents. A lbert Marske is taking his place at the store. to do fam ily of Moravia. The The class meets in the old Nor- QetdlA were considered ' as ( <g mat gym every Monday evening gt German descent? 730, and after a workout in calis- Wheh he Joined the Austrian thenicai the popular game of vol- army In 1914, he rose rapidly to ley ball is enjoyed by i l l . It Is ■the rg n |a of prieate, lance cor,-, lu rth W I^U ted th tt thto OPbO’ tMAT porAl And aergekht major. ,ld h e i t y i»'idpei,t9 all man of the city so many other C iechjnU rtfct^ he “Just as soon as left the Austrians u id 'w e it ever get more |h»n we can handle to the Montenegrin lin e d ’* * oA the one night, we w ill hold the A t the L ith ia Springs H o te l— Mr. and MrS.’ C. Jfc. RUtott of San Francisco, Chi?, V^fa ‘ M. Bengton of Loa Angeles, Cal., and J. J. Hastihgs o f Long Attorneys, Parents and W Beach, Cal., are among those who ■’ Ali Cooperate in Last stopped in Ashland yesterday. Minute Effort t class og mere evenings,” 3 tV M - They registered at the Lithia Carl Darling, chairman o f t h e Springs hotel, , 1 ’ S A p irtlANQISCO, Feb. J.-e-, physical Committee. , (UNfiH-One o f the most intensive - v J . , 4 ftffhtrf ever made In California to Pompous Display Marks In-I ducting of Former Clerk save a condemned man from the' The men’s gymnasium «Usg of Into Office , gaUowa is bqing waged in behalf ? the Y. M. C. A. Is growing quite r of Edward K. Sayer, Denver rapidly, according UPmembeYt of»j youth, sentenced to die in Folsom j the olass. Last evening th irte e n ) ; DRUG CLERK I W ------ ' G>m a « ? . . Growing Rapidly Medical z Springs — Grande Mond« Lumber CAAÜAny b ill Ufa- play ISO In now sawmill her«. ■.* Canby — Local growers wjtt ship I.S^b.QOOy strawberry p la iU this spring. ' “ ' 4" i £ , ■ * ’ ’ si •» t , \ Albany — Tannery and ■addfe factory employ« nearly 100 wafA- workeru. r? La Grande — City uusiness for 199« totaled IS IS ,4 « . For quality, purity and flavor, alwayi prison Friday. [ - , Was the lucky number whd «<■*•'! tended this session which is held each Monday evening tor the re creation from the business wor ries and cares of the day. “ We are trying to give the men what they need and thb kind of recrea tio n that really re-creates,” ex plained M r. W alter this morning. sayer hlineeif, his attorney, parents and wife, together w ith Denver interests are cooperating] in a last minute effort to thw art j the punishment which the stAto] supreme court and Governor I Talent Man H ere W, M. Brown of Talent, form ■ erly owner of the Talent Mercan - tile business, was a visitor in our ■ city this morning. Mr. Brown i Yonng have said must be carried ] recently returned, from a trip i out. ' ; \ George A. Connelly, Sayer’s I to lx,* Angelas. California. lawyer, today addressed a le tte r] to Grover Young, urging comma- j At the Chamber of Commerce ■ tation of the death penalty to life ] Geo., 8. Hogue of ^Oroville, Imprisonment. The attorney told ] Cal., Miss Lillian Uhier of Olym the United News that he probably ] pia, Wash., C. H. Lawrence of would go to Sacramento Tuesday L Dundee. Iowa, John W . H unter, or Wednesday to plead hia case ] < pf Berkeley, Cal., and B. E. in person before the governor. L Harris of Nampa, Idaho, are From “ murderes* row” In F o l-L among the tourists who regis eom prison. Young Sayer dis-1, tered thetr cars at the local patched a telegram to his m other] Chamber\of Commerce yesterday. in Sacramento urging her to v is it], < j Visitors In A s h la n d - Mrs. W . B, Gill and two chil dren, Corinne and Herbert of Woodburn and Mrs. H. W . Moore and Miss Minnie Gregory of Molalla are visitors in Ashland at the M. J. Olson home at 147 Central Avenue. Mrs. Gill and A dandy plate lunch including Mrs. Moore are daughters and For cleaning and remodeling coffee every uoou and1 night. 26e. Miss Gregory a niece of Mr. and phone Paulserud’s. 128-tf At the Piusa. 194-tf Mrs. Olson. They plan to spend about a month In this city. Dunsmuir Visitors— . .11. C. M lean der, M. K. Vande- A t the Oregon Hotel— vert and W . R. O rr of Dunsmuir, ♦ Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Klanss and Cal., were visitors In this city C. Laffoon of San Francisco, Cal., are among those who stopped Lonnie B. Scroggins and Miss at the Oregon hotel yesterday. Louise Scroggins f o r the past Spitseahurg apple«, 78c per box; bring own box. Ash. F. A two weeks, returned Sunday night Bee the paw clothe* reel at Jor Pro. Assn, 12«-« to San Diego, Cal., where he Is dan’s m ill, ready to set ln th« in the U. 8. Navy D. B. D. D i «round. 119-tf vision. Mr. Pritchard sails on the At the Ashland Hotel— fleet for New York Feb. 22. ' Payne makes ironing S. Thomas of Chicago, 111., James A. G riffith of Redding, Spent W eek-End Here— Cal., and R. L. M attier of Se Miss Bertha Calhoun of Grant« attle, WMftM., are among those Pass spent the week-end in Ash . . L. A. .Crawford of Talent was who registered at the Ashland land as the house guest of Miss I tW to r la thia city yesterday hotel yesterday. Buelah Hussey. ’* •hqpplng. TODAY AND TOMORROW TU ESD A Y, February 1, 1097 From Bray— Charlea Crouch of Bray, CAI. was a busines« visitor in Ash land yesterday. rsonal Ask* a t Goodyland free box of can d y., DAILY Oompleted School— M arvin Shaw, son of Dr. M attle ■B. Shaw, completed his high sshool course last Semester and -does not plan to re-enter school. He w ill spend some time at Marahfleld. ' him. “There are a number of fo r-] mer lawyers who are confined { Ashland Creamery BUTTER Genuine PETER PAN PRINTS Genuine TINKER BELL CHALLIE him because of an important da-1 velopmen^ The wire was sent] through the warden’s office, and] while It was said there' the exact] nature of Sayer’s new plan was] unknown, but it was believed th a t] he had uncovered some technic-] aiity which he hoped might save] ask your grocer for • For Your Kitchen Or Bathroom Somethin# new in lighting units. Very attractive and inexpensive. Also a New Line of 32 inch Widths Two New Cloths of a Fineness and Distinctive Art Patterns of Never-Fade Shades for New Spring House Frocks, Afternoon or Street Wear. THE NEW SPRING PATTERNS ARE ALL BEAUTIES Priced SPÉCIAL NOTICE TO TH E STOCKHOLDERS and those financially in terested in the Pacifie L u mb e r & ' Shaleries CAc ‘ Candle Shades Add these to old fixtures *—makes them look like See Them Now At new, 50c to >1.00 a Shade XL ELECTRIC Station GUY GOOD phone 82 New $1.00 Holeproof Silk Hose You are invited to wit- ness the test run of the Plant at Shalehurst, on Wednesday, February 2hd. Spring Is Here? WELL, IT LOOKS LIKE IT, ANYWAY, INSIDE OUR STORE. AND SO MANY OF YOU LIKE TO BE ALL READY FOR THE FIRST “ SPRINGY” DAY THAT WE NOW SAY TO YOU THAT YOU CAN GET A VERY GOOD IDEA OF SPRING’S NEW FASH IONS AT THIS STORE IN “The Quality Store' C O A T S and ’ : 'it ? i to ■> t FEBRUARY WE ARE ALWAYS READY N ew Prompt service six days of the week is always guaranteed patrons of this laundry. When we make a promise of service, we keep it and that is why so many Ashland house wives are glad to call us up any time during the week. W l WOULD LIKE TO 8ERVB YOU, TOO Brother- Another langhterpiece that w different. ADMISSION N ew W ash Frocks FASHIONED OF PRINTED BROADCLOTH ENGLISH PRINTS AND FLOCK-DOT VOILES REGULAR VALUES TO $2.48. Special Each $-i .95 J. Ashland Laundry & OF WHAT IS LEFT IN UZÜtMAM, “m e . A very representative spring è(fior": line of heavy Silk Crepe ___ $1.98 ! Winter Coats Winter Dresses A splendid quality Flat Crepe in the best spring shades, at only . . . $2.80 Winter Sweaters Wool Dress Goods JUST PHONE 165 Spring Silks «ib«*»' UlcCSflcÀ,/ SM O CK S MADE LINENE IN ROSE, BLUE AND ORANGE WITH CRETONNE TRIMMING — SIZES i , 2 AND 3 SOLD REGULARLY, $2.25. • Special $*fl.95i Odd lpts-and broken sizes in many linos, all tdtbf -the «tore, in this Feb ruary Odds and Ends Sale Printed Crepes are good «gain and a good quality is being shown at $2.20 ■ 4” .«iff« ,i| «4 t i : . j . • i, « i » * ( 4 * Printed Radium Silk is very attrac tive new designs to soil at . . . . $1.96 PICTORIAL REVIEW HPRINO FASHION BOOKS ARE IN