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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 4, 1927)
: * r ic« Arory entered * verdict- *Qr V isiting la Dwaamnir— THE CIRCUS x returned recently from a trip to the viscount. Mrs. Lamont Frulan, who has The Lincoln School Is planning Arlsona. , Wright, himself of the aristo been residing in McCloud. Cal., a circus at the Normal to be giv cracy, had been convicted of al-, for the past few months, Is visit en the,last of March. .The hoys most everything dishonorable ex ing for a few days with Mrs. Gor are going to do all sorts of stunts cept the sin of promiscuity .which don Baker in Dunsmuir, Cal., and the girls are going to have re Sternly Rebukes Man he had charged against the man Financial Giants Are Back who was formerly Miss Janet AI- folks dances. She children on who was four times Queen Vic /ho Would Blacken the down stairs floor are going stead of Ashland. of New Plan for toria's prime minister. Memory of Leader to have a picture book lane. There Sleeper Company ‘ ARE YOU PARTICU The Jury was specific In saying will* be lots of side shows. Re LAR ABO UT YOUR that Gladstone’s memory had freshments will be sold on^ the Spent Week-End In Medford— I LONDON. Feb. 4.— The over- been vindicated L CHICAGO, Feb. 4.— (UN) — CLOTHES! D O Y O U Miss Belle Headlee, student st lower floor. The money will go stuffoi plush upholstered Victor Stated aeosion, Friday eve- Three financial giants, J. P. Mor DISLIKE U N P L K AB- fo rthe new- playshed, so please ian era was returned to its vol- tin s Feb. 4. Important bust gan and George P. Baker of New the Southern Oregon Norms!, come. A N T O D O R S , THEN spent last week-end with her par , ume of history tonight with the nesa. Refreshments afterwards. York, and John J. Mitchell, pres EDITH ARNOLD, TRY THE . virtue of William E. Gladstone, ents In Medford. SAM H. BAKER, Potentate ident of the Illinois merchants, , its greatest statesman, unsullied W. H. DAY, Recorder. will undertake the reorganization Jefferson county will operate by the charge that he pursued of the Pullman company. Will Be In A s h la n d - two rock crushers for highway and possessed some of its fairest At the fcttl.U Springs Hotel— Moved to A s h l a n d - According to announcement to Mrs. Richard Mulholland, Mrs. building this year. women. N. G. HUI of Portland, Ore., F. Mrs. Ethel Chappell of Hilt^ day, when the reorganization, is J. C. Collins and Mrs. "Rawles Pilot Roek — More than 100 E. Wyae of Oakland, Cal., and Cal., has moved and will reside ' A judge and Jury sternly re consummated stockholders will Morre, representing the music growers meet to plan bigger tur buked Captain Peter Wright, a 8. J. Ottenhoimer of New York with her sister Miss Emma Jenk receive two and one half shares of and dramatic dedkrtment, of the key business here. We do odorless cleaning. are- among those who registered ins on B street. Mrs. Chappell writer, for presuming to blacken -.CHICAGO, Feb. 4. — Nine stock of. no par value In a hold Greater Medford club, will be In Gladstone’s memory with the youths were found guilty last ing company for each share of at the Lithia Sprftigs Hotel yes formerly lived in this city and Is charge of promiscuity with wo night of manslaughter In con stock of |100 par value now held Ashland next Wednesday to take Returned from Trip— 95 Oak S t Phone 108 terday. the mother of Miss Dorothy Chap Mra. V. E. Grant and mother 6f part In the chapel program at the men.'. And by that judgment Vis nection with a Hallowe’en mur In the Pullman company. pell who attends the Ashland count Gladstone, 73 year old son the Vendóme hotel on Main street der and face imprisonment of This means that the 1,350,000 Southern Oregon Normal. A dandy piate lunch includine high school.' • * of the liberal statesman, was from one year to life. outstanding shares— whose mar coffee svery uoon and night. 35c. found innocent of the charge of Charged with the munder of ket value has fluctuated between At thè Plaxa. 106-tf • Slightly used Vlctrola, -half libeling Wright. Stanley Ciesla, a peddler on Hal IRC and 1881-2 will be turned in prieta—The Rose. .When WrlgJ/'s book, “Por lowe'en night last, the youths to 3.375,000 shares. Details of a Br. C. McCullough H ere traits and Criticisms” appeared whose ages range from 16 to 19 reorganization plan will be an , Dr. Craig McCullough and wife Left for Salem— with Its allegation against the years, and who, throughout the of Seattle, Wash., spent yesterday J. P. Wolf on B Street, left elder Gladstone's morals. Vis trial giggled and poked fingers nounced In a few days In a for mal letter from Edward F. Garey, la Ashland visiting the park and Wodntsday for Salem, Ore., where count Gladstone publicly called into each other's ribs, claimed president of the company. . It is the city. he will spend a few days looking Wright a liar, a coward and a the victim’s death was acciden expected that the letter will dis after business affairs. fool, and challenged him to sue tal.. close the dividend rate set on the \ When that fountain pen balks, for libel. It was this action Assistant State Attorney Scott new stock. The present dividend blots, scratches; you can get pro Latest Brunswick Records, El which was decided today. Hogan told the jury, which got rate on the |100 par value stock per advice and attenton at El- hart’s. The jury agreed that the vis the case at 3:15 yesterday that is eight per cent. hart’s. count’s denunciation of Wright “It is your duty to. send them Dillard Returned from— as a liar, n coward and a fool to the penitentiary lor from 14 Mrs, K. Gandee Here— was true In substance, and Just- years to life.” Portland— Tidings Ads hnn z Results WE HAVE CERTAINLY BOUGHT SOME ’ Mrs. Kester Gsndee of .Duns F. C. Dillard, the city water muir. Cal., arrived In Ashland engineer of Medford, returned CLEVER STYLES AND IN COLORINGS THAT yesterday to . spend several days yesterday morning from Portland ARE SURE TO PLEASE YOU. visiting with friends. Mrs. Gan- where he has been on business dee formerly resided In this city. since the first of the week. Mr. The heavy quality Flat Silk Crepe used in these and Mrs. Dillard are former rest- dresses insures you of long lasting wear and the Double your yield with Ksnots dents of Ashland and have many shirring, smocking, needlework and .trimming seed oats. Crown Kompletelay in friends here. stock at all times. Ashland F. A will be a delight for you to view. Pro. Aasn. 128-tf Real chicken Tamales, served. 30c. To take home, 86c. The Prom Loe Angele»— Plaza. 106-tf Mr. and Mrs. C. Mason of C A A C AND A 4 A 7 C Angeles, Cal., are spending a Wash-Out Between Redding and days in Ashland as Mr. Mason Is Kennett- greatly Interested In the Shale Oil Northbound trains were ■delayed Industry of this city. about 8 hours yesterday after f Uoeal > Personal flotes Standard Cleaners A Dandy Line of the New Spring Dresses * Are On Our Racks New Fresh Stock WORK DUDS Two Grades To Choose From QUALITY AND PRICES RIGHT noon by a bit wash gut between Redding and Kenett, Cal., caused by the heavy rains and the boom ing of the Sacramento river. No. 64 arrived In Ashlknd at 12:45 and No. 16 at f:02 a. m. J. S. Cooper of the Ford Motor tompany In Portland, Ore., Is For cleaning and remodeling spending a few days n Ashland phone Paulserud’s. 128-tf looking after business affairs. TOGGERY Hab-a-dash Inn F—T. Ì-1 per -Boy Hurt in Fall— . A Rex Wertz, one of the Ashland !«-< Tidings carriers, fell off his, bi cycle Wednesday evening while on his routs and the handle-bars Jor cut a deep gash In his leg. Four- teen stitches had to be taken in _the cut. NEW See the new clothes reel at Jor dan’s mill, ready to set In the irround. 118-tf Rustams In Ashland— O. E. Goddard of Warner Creek spent this morning In Ashland looking after business affairs. That Charm Joe Powell of Chiloquin Is CARD PARTY spending a few days In Ashland Elks Ladles card party, Friday evening. Elks Bldg. Public Invited visiting with friends. Bridge and Five Hundred. Re freshments. 121-5 Beautiful new t fcolors,, fascinating new weaves and patterns—these are charact eristic of our new Silks Beau Monde. We are confident that we can please both your taste and .your pocketbook. Won’t you stop in to see us soo-n! Seriously 111— Mrs. A. C. NlniUger, Miss Dor othy Nlnlnger, Mrs. Hattie Ab bott and Mrs. Blanche O'Neal of thia city made a trip to Medford thia week. “• Apples. Newtowds, good. 75 and 50 cents, Eugene Holmes. Southern Pa cific employe, who resides in Weed, Cal., Is seriously ill with pneumonia in a Klamath Falls hospital. Mr. Holmes is a brother-in-law of Mrs. \v. H. Fru lan of this city.. Beautiful New Printed Crepes Priced Yard, $2.48 and $2.95 Here Yroterday— Miss Genevieve Hensley and sister. Miss Georgians Cliff of Klamath Falls, formerly of Ash land, were visitors In this city yesterday. They came over from Klamath Falls to attend the fun eral of their sister, Mrs. William Gleim. NEW COLORS IN OUR No. 1600 Crepe de Chine Finishing Today “The Cruise of The • Jasper B* Saturday Only “The Buckaroo Kid” with HOOT GIBSON Guaranteed Washable From V. S. Navy— A. L* Hudson of the United States navy at Portland, Ore., Is spending a few days in Ashland Mr. Hudson passed through hers some time ago and was so pleased with the city and Its surrounding country that he has returned to visit for awhile. Dr. Geo. Evans H e re Dr. George E. Evans and wife of Portland, Ore., were visitors in Ashland yesterday. A story' of youthful ambi tion on the Western Range that got a stop signal from Returned from MeHond Ute San Francisco office and Teddy Caldwell. who has spent the past tew days visiting a nice little hospital sent- with his parents in MeCfond. eooe for disobeying orders. Cal., has returned to Ashland and has resumed his position at Mill- “The Quality Store' Distinctive and Smart From Chlloqnln— Made Trip to M ed ford - Exquisite New Fashions For Priced Yard, $1.98 Silk Foulards In Printed Patterns Yard . r z Spring Coats The new Coats that we have carefully selected include every style that is smart for madam or mademoiselle, Here she will find Coats of sheer twill, chevron, tweeds and novelty sport materials at a price that will meet her approval. Women’s Individual Mode '• Frocks for Spring a hr 1* Its a season for Frocks and here are models sure to please the most fastidious taste. There are models of Flate Crepe, Satin Crepe, Crepe Chalet and Faille Crepe. FANCY PLAIDS IN Taffettà Silk 36 inches wide Yard Also a Special Showing Saturday of NEW Ermine Crepe This is a very heavy silk, with a high finish in new colors, such as Mother Goose, Monkey Skin, O AC Also black, Yard >fcuA5> Exquisite Fabrics Featured This will lie a very popular silk for spring—in the new Faille AQ QC weave. New Colors, Yard w w »w w FRQCKS Priced at $34.50 $37.50 x $39.75
