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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 17, 1927)
Have à'Look, Reducers! S ing You Nodra B artlett, Adena Joy, France« Gallatin, Rosalind Wise, Ehlen Galsy, Marta Moon, • Ray mond Cotter, H arrietta Bevington, Marte Davies, W ilda Merryman, Janie W alker and Bernice Carter, first year typists, participated in- a practice speed test Tuesday af ternoon in fn jp t of the assembly in preparation for tryouts for the typing team to be sent to the state contets this fall. The Juniors and Seniors are busy being photographed for the Rogue annual. They think the buslnese of being “took” no( as much fun as some people seem to believe. 1 Tuesrday afternoon the boys and girls glee clu^s met together for the first time this year to practice the chorus numbers yof the operetta they are working on. Jack Nims Is absent school with the flu. r t I I fro m L AFTER Friday and Saturday nights, Medford and Ashland w ill play basketball once more. The Med —NBA, San Francisco Bureau ford-Ashland games are the sea (cheli of Santa Ans, Calif., weighed 201. She wearied son's best and those not especially rofrdupols and went on a 33-day diet of orange and Interested in the other games Now she tips the beam at 157, and Is much happier. played, w ill certainly see these battles. The game Friday night ! gym with you any time," Dick- w ill be played here, at tfce Junior stein challenged. high gym, and Medford w ill 'be “ Make it tonight If the gentle- the scene of the battle Saturday 'man from New York wishes," night. Price of admission to IBlanton fired back. students of Ashland here, Friday But this was not convenient night, is 25 cents, Medford stu is Forgotten ,'to the challenger. • Representa dents here. SO cents, adults, 40 Legislation tive Beedy, Main ^republican, While Law M aton cents. The price of admission made a point of order against Discuss Brawls Saturday nlgnt at Medford is 30 the discussion, and declared “ It cents and 40 cents for students W ASHING TO N, Feb. 17. — .was a disgrace to the house." and adults. Tickets for t h e games are now on sale by several (U N )— Tex Rickard is overlook ing some easy money in Wash students. ington. Fighters are turning up In congress as thick as gate During 1924, forest service crashers at a training camp. Two built S3 miles road and 17fi resolutions were offered In the miles tra il In W hitm an forest. house today proposing a boxing commission to supervise the pugilistic activities of the honor able representatives of the people Main is One Hundred Forty Five and Bride to be One In-congress. MORE PROOF Chevrolet is meeting with i n c r e a s i n g favor in branches of the Hertz Drive-ur-Self Corporation all over the country, due to 'their low cost of’m aiif tenance and their depend ability, coupled w i t h smart appearance. This company having just ad ded another fleet of Chev- rolets in Washington D. Automotive Shop Chevrolet Öealers Hundred Thirty One Farm relief debate- was Shoved aside for the day. B E R L IN ,“ Feb. 17.— Ivan Cat iSventy four hours has passed owsky, 146, and Olga M arelwa, without a braw l and already It 131, believed to be the oldest is being charged that congress man and woman In the world are men are getting soft and don’t engaged to be married. "WUirl to tight any more. • • How Since before the death ' of ever, there was one challenge George Washington they had liv daring the day. “Texas Tommy" ed in central Russian villages, 600 Blanton, who. in private life is miles apart, unknown to each a democratic congressman from other. A traveler met Madame Texas, was . explaining on the 1 Marelwa, and when k few weeks floor of the house how he had later he met Catowsky he told grabbed the prrista of Represen 'him that the world’s oldest wo-I tative Sol B lo o tf ,<ft *ew? Y$rk man was living only a short dis in their encounter /e s te rd a ^ J ? tance away. “You wonldn’t grab the wrests Catowsky, wrote to M m e.M are- of some others," interrupted lwa and after a.^hort cortpspdnd-1 Sammy Dickson, New York con cnce he prpijoscd. He'was accept-1 gressman, ringside weight 145 cd and arrangements are now be-1 pounds. f ing made ' for the weddipg this I “ May be you think I cofildn’t sprthg. ‘ \ ■; I bold yours?" Blanton retorted. “ I'll go over the the house To promote a home industry and advertise our 11 Ashland Maid” Creamery products, we are giving free to girls and boys up to 17 years of age $15 cash in prizes. I l » THE PRIZES TO BE AWARDED FOR THE LARGEST NUMBER OF “ASHLAND MAID’’ BUTTER WRAPPERS HANDED-IN. LOOK FOB PICTURE OF A MAID IN CENTER OF WRAPPER. K U L M o r OONT1ST 1— Contestants register at Lithia Creamery, 443 North Pioneer avenue. Give name and age. 4— No person, connected with the Lithia Creamery is eligible. 2— All contestants mnst be under / 1’ years of age. 5— Each “ Ashland Maid’’ butter wrapper counts 10 points. 3— Contest will run from Feb. 21 to March 21. 6— -Bring in wrappers every Sat urday to be counted. rbe Tenders Will Be Announced in The Tidings Every Monday, Prize, $10 Cash —- Second Prize, $5 Cash Loot as a claim-adjuster. bweet as an unexpected inheritance. Fragrant as p in e -b o u g h s , sw ayin g in a sum m er breeze. M ild , but not willy-nilly, if you get me. A n d o f course-you do! Make the test today and check-in with what I ’ve been telling you. Buy a,tidy red tin o f P. A. end follow these simple directions: T u c k about a thim bleful into die bowl o f your favorite pipe. Light up, end pull that cool, con soling smoke up die stem. Exhale slowly and get the full benefit o f d iet wonderful Y o u ’ll probably say I wasn’t enthusi astic enough! Anyhow, get some Prince A lbert now and get on the sunny aide of pipe-pleasure. N o matter what your pre vious experience with a pipe has been; no matter how set you appear to be, try Prince Albert, I t will be a revelation! M V 1 > 1 mb - 1' r ■ ■ t '■a i > . 1, < 1 1 1 11 W. I - » ' ..1 • 1 L - .V « * ’ -11 <rt fair tobacco first day ¿ItjcMaelta hfid the Gray Ghdfit it went ashore near ,Point Vicente: A - tso.Ooo ykcht w^ieh he wgs. towing, was pom- piotely wrecked. Phantom of Ill-Luck Con tinues to Follow Fi»h- GIRLS - BOYS >15 Cash Prize P U T it down now fo r a double-riveted, copper-cornered feet: Prince Albert will give you more pleasure to the cubic inch then any other tobacco you ever pecked in a pipe. Maybe P m prejudiced. Even so, m y statement holds. 1*11 leave it to you, after your first P. A . pipe-load. I I I I I I LOS ANGELES. Feb. ( U N ) — The Gray Ghost, hpodoo fishing boat#' is rolling somewhere tonight, while Its la- test victim tossed on a hospital cot. , Ij A relentless phantom of ill I I luck which has followed the craft I IJeft Gefirge Micbaelis, its latest I owner, trapped on a rocky ledge H o f the western side of San Clem ente Island, where fo r eight days he subsisted on cactus pears and rainwater. • Mlchaelis was taken from the ledge suffering from a broken ( leg, blood poisoning and exposure.: Russian Barber roomy coast of thS Island. The Gra> Ghost, running, true to tra dition. slipped its moorings, and I left Mlchaelis stranded. In at tempting to scale the face of a c liff he slipped and fell. His I leg was broken and this prevent- i ed from moving from a rock shelf, j Mlchaelis waa sighted by two it fisherman today. He was delir- « ions and lapsed int6 unconscious- « neos when taken off. ■ (raged the Gray Ghost, after Ell I Kelly, 63 year old fisherman, fol- t lowing a strange covenant ,wlth his fishing comrade, James Me- a | Klnley, ate the le tte r’s dead flesh 3 to keep from starving. , . ' K elly was picked up os Csta- line Island la • erased condition, The mutilated body of McKinley was found lu the bottom of the Gray Ghost. " v 1 b fi d Ji iti Law Enforcement Association Meets The Association of Law En forcement Officers of Southern Oregon met in Villard Hall on the k University of Oregon campus, * Monday, Feb. 14, at 2:30. MOSCOW — (U P )— The Com - munists are “saying it with poet . ry .” One of their most important : members of the party is the Bard I of the Kremlin, a peasant /h y m - . stor calling himself Demian Bedni l who plays the medieval' rote of troubadour for the Russian rev- olutidiiiats. He exercises great in- fluence throughout the country and Ms rough verses are sung In I His condition was regarded as critical. ( Bight days ago while fishing , | for lobsters he went ashore on the is lik e Newton € . Chaney, secretary of the association, called the meet- Ing to order and introduced W. G. Hale, Dean of the law school at the university, who gave the address of welcome and gave some interesting Information which was of interest to law enforce ment officials. After being In structed on some of tbe fine points In tbe matter of serving of Civil Processes, Luke 8. May, fa mous crlmlnaloglst of Seattle, Wash., was Introduced and gave a instructive lecture on the pro ducing and submitting of evi dence. « A short business meeting, at which officers for the year were elected and committees appoint ed, was held, and the meeting then adjourned until 3:30 when the members gathered at the Ho tel .Eugene for a banquet. A number of new members and as sociate members were introduc ed and gave encouraging talks on the work and the possibilities of the association. These men included Wm. M. Briggs, Jack- son County Representative to the state legislature, L. V. Jenkins. him but when his back w m turn- 34. the suicide Jumped In again. The farmer rescued him the sec ond time, whereupon the man hanged himself, while the farmer laughed at him. Demian Bedni’a eonelnalon w m that the party had twice saved Trotsky and the oth ers from themselves but w a s growing tired of Its role of rescu er. Chief of . Police of Portland, Lieutenant Niles of the Id en tifi cation Bureau of the Portland police department, George 8tarr, agent in charge of the Depart ment of Justice at Portland and Stanley Myers, District Attorney of Muitnoyiah county. The evening sessions included a lecture by Luke S. May, illus trated by steroptican views and another course of instructions by* Dean Hale. The next meeting w ill be held at Roseburg, the exact date to be decided in the near future. health-giving flow, carrying out of the body in a natural way, that waste matter, which, it not promptly removed, spreads its poisons throughout the entire system, to the detriment of health. Bodily aches, severe pains, a run-down condition of the system, Inevitably resulta. Avoid this. Ask for Foley Pills, diuretic. Sold everywhere.— No. ADDS L IF E TO YO UR YEARS As well as years to your life. Life without health is burden some and the lack of it casts a shadow over all our activities. Foley Pills, a diuretic stimulant to the kidneys, cause a regular. SPECIAL ON RADIO A BATTERIES Rubber Cased And Handles $9.00 Fresh B and C Batteries Always in StocK XL ELECTRIC Station O U T GOOD Phone 82 A bandoned a fte r the f i r e . « A policy in th e H a rtfo rd f ir e Insurance C o o * would have pm a thia