Official In Medford—
bocal * Personal flotes
Moved to A s h la n d -
Mrs. Lawrence Wilson of Ash­
land. formerly of Tatoat. who
had her tonsils removed the first
or this week at the Community
hospital In Medford, la reported
to he getting along nicely: . ,
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For cleaning and
phone Paulserud’s,
Mr. and Mrs. J. W . Kerns and
fam ily of Talent moved up to Ash­
land Tuesday and are occupying
a residence on Mountain Avenue,
which they recently purchased.
Dictonasles, all sisea, E lh a rt’s.
C. L. Graham, assistant super­
intendent at the Portland division
office of the Southern Pacific
company, was in Medford yester­
day looking after railroad busi­
ness.
AU bridges along the Pacific
highway have been repaired and
are now In first class, cpndl(iop,
according to W . B.. Chandler, di­
vision highway engines^.', ,He a l­
so reports a light snowfall on the
Siskiyou mountains
Thursday
night.
,
The wonder of portable phono­
graphs.— At Elhart’s
See Jordan for M DI W ork.
TODAY ONLY
Now Located In K i r k -
Noted Practical
Joker is Dead
M r. and Mrs. A. G. Nlninger
have returned frgm an. automo­
bile trip which took them to Los
Angeles, Ran Diego and several
other Bonthern C alifornia cities.
Spending Week-Bud In Bu g ene
But the efforts are useless, ae- j
cording to Dr. Blaser.
I
Business Visitor In M eff ard -
Theo. Wlxaon, d istrict manager of
the Southern Oregdn chain of
Twentieth Century stores, was a
business visitor in Medford yes­
W ork in g At T id in gs—
terday.
Miss Pearl Shrum, who has
been working at the Ragged/ Ann
Sweet Shop for some time, is now R eturned from Trip—
J. A. Churchill, president' of
employed at the Tidings office.
Miss Shrum Is also a student at the1 Southern Oregon Normal, re­
turned yesterday from a short
the Normal school.
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visit to the northern part of the
’
,
Smart spring models in men’s state.
ready-to-wear. Pajilaerude’g.
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W ord Received—
• Word has been received In T a l­
Peanut brittle, none better-
ent of the death of ProL , O. H.
Roberts In Portland. M r. Roberts The Rose,
was a teacher in the Talent
T alked in M edford—
schools about 26 years ago.
Dr. Maud Allen gave a very
interesting address on her work
CUT THIS OUT—IT IS WORTH
in India at the Presbyterian
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MONET
church
In Medford Wednesday
t Send this ad and 10 cents to
evening.
,
Foley A Co.. 2885 Sheffield Ave.,
Chicago, III., writing your name
Modern dance Bellview Club,
and address clearly. Ton w ill
Tuesday, March 8th.
Loveland's
receive a trial bottle of Foley’s
music. Admission 50c and 26c.
Honey and Tar Compound, for
Refreshments 16c.
167-2
coughs, colds, croup (spaamodie)
and tickling throat; also a trial
packet eaeh of Foley Pills, a di­
uretic stimulant, for the kidneys,
and Foley Cathartic Tablets for
constipation, biliousness, and tick
headaches. These wonderful rem­ Spending Week-End H ere
Mrs. Ernest Ferguson of Cen­
edies have helped millions of peo­
ple. Send for them. Bold every­ tra l Point is spending the week­
where.
— No. 1 end in Ashland as a guest at the
home of Mrs. George Robison on
Second street.
It Members Says She Hat
Been »"Lifted Over
LOS ANGBLBS. March 8. —
(U N ) — Despite assertions by
D r. J. F. Blaser, imprisoned
member of her cult, that MrS.
Margaret Rowan has been "lifted
over tbe mountain tope by sup­
ernatural
means,”
authorities
continued to search tonight, for
the prophetess who .predicted thp
world's end In 1 9 M .
She Is charged w ith conspiracy
to commit murder.
D r. Blaser and M ary Wade,
alleged lieutenants of Mrs. Rowan
in the plot were arraigned today
and held for tria l on March 10.
Mrs. Rowan, self styled "hand­
maiden of the Lord,” instigated
a murderous attack on him, ac­
cording to D r. Bert Fnllm er,
cult, leader and form erly one of
Mrs. Rowan’s most staunch fol­
lowers. He asserts he was struck
over the head w ith a length of
gasplpe:
The attack was precipitated
by Dr. Fu llm er’s open opposition
to the religious beliefs of Mrs.
Rowan, Fullm er claims.
The prophetess was last seen
In the vicinity of the alleged a t­
tack on Dr. Fullm er last Sunday.
She has been the object of a
statewide search since last night.
A dandy piate lunch Includlng
coffee
eveiy noon and night, SSe.
remodeling
108-tf
162-tf A t thè Piata.
Has la rg e Membership—
The Southern Oregon Mutual
Rabbit Breeders association has
the largest enrollment of any or­
ganization of Its kind In thia sec­
tion.
...
m in is» »
on mm HME
reform group or the seventh day
adventist church. She, In league
with Dr. Blaser and Dr. Fullm er,
predicted the world's end Feb­
ruary C, 1928.
F ailure of th e prediction caus­
ed a break la the Jfewaa fact lop.
Returned to Ashland—
J. D. Mars Of the Overland Shoe
Shop, who was called to
San
Francisco a few days ago by the
serious illness of hjs brother, has
returned to his home in this city.
Returned from Trip—
LONDON, (U P ) — England’s
most notorious "practical jo ker”
is dead.
«, Living the so-called simple life
in a small town near here, W. A.
H. Bernhard dfcnlth, was known to
some people merely as a studious
scholar and clever poet, bat w ith
others he achieved notoriety as a
practical Joker.
Sometimes his practical jokes
mystified scientists and alarmed
the people i t the town where he
lived, even arousing the newspa-
w i l l Operato Spretai Steeper—
During the war Smith dressed
The 8. P. eempaer w»U operate
in a grotesque costume and lived
a special sleeper from Medford
la a cave on the coast and caused
on train No. 16 at 7 : 4 l p. n.<
some alarm amopg the coast res­
Wednesday. March 4, to be eet
idents who thought him a German
oat nt Salem to take care of the
spy. The authorities put an end
high ecjkodl basketball team.
to that Joke.
Smith kept a large circle of
London friends constantly won­
» In M ay, 1 SIS a Joke v a a perpe­ dering when one of them 'w ould
trated at Ramsgate, when ths win­ become the subject of one of his
dow of a magistrate's honse was Jokes.
smashed by n thunderbolt. Bits
of the thunderbolt were picked
up and* sent to the best laboratory
lea bars for examination, hut the
window-smashing thunderbolt re­
mained a mystery u n til; , Smith
sent the following letter to Lon­
don newspapers:
" I bought the meteor for six­
pence and was assured that it was
We desire to thank the merchants and the phb-
a real thunderbolt. I throw it at
lic generally for the splendid support.accorded the
the window and to my amusement
the window broke the thunder­
American Legion in making the Spring Opening a
bolt.”
success. We also desire to thank the Ashland Tidings
F or this Joke Smith was fined
for its cooperation in giving us unlimited publicity.
1 10 and 27.60 coats.
pars at times to comment on their
audicity and cleverness, 1
In January, 1928, a statute at
the British Museum was found
daipied with
raspberry
Jam.
This remained a mystery for some
weeks until Smith confessed to
the deed.
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We likewise wish to thank W. H. Perkins, who help­
ed 'promote the show and* whose efforts aided in
making it a success.
For quality, purity and flavor, always
A financial statement follows:
i
ask your grocer for
Old Pioneer IMee—
Thomas Paakey, pioneer Jack-
son county resident who has lived
in the county since 1859, died at
his home in Sams V alley last
night at the age of 71 years.
MON.—TUES.j-WED,
MARCH 7, 8, 9
HUGE!
COLOSSAL!
STUPENDOUS!
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Total reciepta ..................
Saturday
Have a f it at Orras to llo n , 11
Beech Ave., west of library.
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READ TIDINGS CLASSIFIED'S
Chevrolet is meeting with
i n c r e a s i n g favor in
branches of the, Hqrte
Drive-ur-Self Corporation
all over the country, due
to their low cost of main­
tenance and their depend­
ability, coupled w i t h
smart Appearance, ^his
company having just ad­
ded another fleet of Chev-
rolets in Washington D.
The
Automotive Shop
Chevrolet Dealen ,
SUNDAY ONLY
11348.60
Expenses, including Ford ...................................961.86
Total profit to L e g io n ..............
366.66
Ashland Creamery
BUTTER
AU outstanding money and tickets on Ford pleas« turn In to
Gerald Wenner at the F irst, National Bank.
American Legion Show Committee
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Paid Adv,
Dinner
$1.00
PER
PLATE
/ T w o Principles \
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Enjoy your Sunday dinner amid
congenial surroundings and where
service and food cannot be better-
L E X A N D E R G R A H A M B E L L discovered an electrical
principle upon which a great communications art has
been founded.
These who undertook to give practical value to hie discovery
likewise left to their successors a principle o f service, that has
been developed into an intercommunicating system of over
I7 ,o o o /x» telephones.
Both of these principles were built upon and developed with
MORE PROOF
Dance Wintergarden
night S to i t p. m.
,
Miss Adrlene Hazard, English
"Mother Rowan is gone,” he
Instructor at . the Senior h i g h
declared in his ja il cell tonight,
school, Is spending the week-end "She Is a true prophet.
She
In Bugene w ith relatives and has been taken up over the
Friends.
mountain tops and it w ill be use­
less to serach for her.”
Working at Klamath H a l le -
Mrs. Rowan is the leadeV of 4
George Stevpnson, form erly of
Grants Pass and Ashland, is now
working for Sw ift A Co., at K lam ­
ath Falls.
M r. and Mrs. Babcock, form erly
residents of Ashland, are noir lo­ W ill Hold Meeting—
cated at K irk , a small town in
The Southern Oregon Dental so­
K lam ath county. Mrs. Babcock ciety w ill bold Its regular month­
was employed as bookkeeper at ly meeting a t the Medford hotel
the Ashland Lumber company.
.oday.
The afternoon
session
began at 2 p. m . w ith a banquet
Dance W intergarden Saturday At 8 p. m. During the evening
night 9 to 12 p. m.
session John Henderson, manager
't tbe Patterson Degtol Co., of
ortlSud, w ill give an address.
Mrs, Carl Rose, who moved to
Klam ath Falls a few months ago.
had the misfortune to fall recent­
ly and sustained a serious In ju ry
to her hack.
A. C .J o y Appointed—
A. C. Joy has been appointed
a member of. the Ashland L ibrary
board to fill the vacancy made by
the expiration of Mrs. B. V.z Car­
te r’s service. Mrs. Carter has
bee« a member of this board sines
the organisation of the library
and .has given czoet ItbSihlHrl of
her time and help.
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JULES VERNE’S
M IG H T Y
MICHAEL
STROGOFF
IS COMING
to Astound A ll Ashland
Gorgeous Scenes of
. Barbaric Splendor in Full
N atural Color—
1000 In Great, Cast
Overpowering • Drama of
Love— Adventure— >
Intrigue— Sublime Sacrifice
Don’t Mias It!
die same objective,— that o f enabling men to talk one to an­
other easily, conveniently, cheaply. W ith nation-wide tele-
phone service already an accomplished fact, these principles
still continue to act and react upon each other, producing new
Every day in 1926 some 359 dwellings caught fire
with some consequent less to the owner. Fire resist­
ant construction is not expensive, so where is the
economy of flimsy building?
H — 4 o f service, new goals toward which to strive.
T he P acific T elephone a n d T elegraph C ompany
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BELL SYSTEM
One JWtoy * One jyctom - lAtiversuI Service
WHY NOT USE—
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also let us tell you about
Celotex and Shumacher Board
Carson-Fowler Lumber Co
Our Rough Dry
Service Will
Please Your Wife,
Our rough dry laundry
service is proving entire­
ly satisfactory to many
Ashland families, and we
would welcome the op­
portunity to show how wo
can relieve yonr house­
hold burdens as well.
Prompt deliveries, cour­
teous service and reason­
able charges guide us
always.
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A Cdtaedy Drama of What
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Ashland, Orc
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We give the same care­
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repairs as we do to big
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exactly what reboring
the cylinders means to
yonr car.
Ashland Laundry
Litbia Springs Machine Shop
C. K. WILLIAMS, Prop.*
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30 North Central Ave.
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