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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (April 11, 1927)
MONDAT, April 11, 1037, ASKLAVp DA ILï TIDINGS Iioeal j Personal flotes Visiting Vnrle— Welby 8tevens of Eugene, Ore. was .in this city yesterday visit ing with his uncle J. L. Green wood on Liberty street. (Continued from Page One) Apron Booth— Basaar, ladles of Increase of F ifty Trinity Guild, Thursday, April 21, in Facilities Parish House Result A etu m ed From M odesto— 8 3-page speech by Rep. Blanton, Dem., Texas. A good deal of this space was devoted .Ur n re-print of testimony In a congressional hearing which already had been. printed. The cost, at >40 a, page, Is >3,820, which is more than most government employes get Per- Cent is the | Dunn, certain gla whales are being laboratory study, Btructed barrel Dupns speclflcath t0 preserve-the 8 p rof. Dunn’s i source and stfue m «tter"ddklrpeiif A speech ¿by Senator Heflin, composition of pu Dem., Ala., attacking the Catho- scientist Is proce< lies, ran for -87 pages, which is directions. >1.480 at >40 a day. which Is , t hJg lntentl about the average of the govern- ,ftt0 ment clerk s yearly salary. or‘adf,no , The CongreMIonal Record car- certaln their com ries only debate ip the two „ tha gecond phl Houses. Beyond that are t> e'v o l-|Pr<>f Duan hope, committee hearings on the8e constituents WASHINGT9N, ^pril 11—(IP) umlnous various subjects,, Which occasion-. #ly chemlcal^mi — Talk on the floor of Congress ally run Into volumes, as in the by,ng tbem to<etl during the short session which oil investigation. r r that h closed recently cost the taxpayer >240,000. This was the cost of printing some 6,000 pages of the daily Congressional Record at >40 per page. It doesn’t take a member tong to speak >40 worth, and when the debate waxes hot and LOS ANGELES, AprH 11.— furious a page is filled v^ry Searching for the answer to the quickly. fiddle of living matter, Professor The Congressional Record ran Max S Dunn, of the chemistry de longer than usual, and thus cost' partment of the University of Cal slightly more this session because ifornia at Los Angeles, has enroll of the filibuster at the end, when ed a famuos whaling ship in the We wouldn’t care to be members talked day and night. vice-president, but we do cause of science. The record not only is filled etrty Charley Dawes aftshing The whaler Lansing at present with speeches and debate, but is on a cruise off the Mexican down * at Panama.— Weston numerous long articles' of one coast and, at the request of Prof. LeaSer. ----; , :ort and another are Inserted at the request of members, as well as comprehensive government re ports with many figures. Maga zine and newspaper articles which ilready have had wide circulation ire re-printed in full, all at the expense of tip government. Oc casionally a member protests against this, practice on the ground of economy, but he gets little attention. Besides speeches which wire nade on the floor, the record car ies many which never were made. This occurs in the House, where members are allowed to ‘‘revise and extend” their remarks when ime Is called on them. Three bulky issues of the Congression al Record had to be issued after Congress adjourned to care for this material. One of these issues carried an V isiting in A shlsnA — , HARDY BROS, sale has been Additional long distance ztelo- dlgtric( the biggest success in grocery his phone circuits have Just been j u ver tory In Ashland. Get in on the last put - into operation direct from Polnt j day specials tomorrow. the Pacific Northwest to San and Ae FranChfcd. ~ From Medford— The new. circuits— One from ered E. N. Vilm of Medford was Portland, another from Pu«bt L , In Ashland today- visiting with Sound — provide an -ncroase of and wer 7 friends and‘transacting business. 50 per cent in facilities for con- church Have your screens made Tomorrow is the LAST DAY versation between Oregon and o HARDY BROS, will put on ex Jordan’s mill. HARDY BROS. Big Sale. Washington in ■ the north and QOngre tra special on corn, peas, brooms California in the south. Federa and many other articles for their From Portland— Improvements and new con- Method Here Saturday— ' v LAST DAY sale tomorrow. Don’t James Cormack and D. B. struction carried forward since the Pr« Mrs. Douglas Refd, .who has miss them. Hsmar of Portland, Ore., were been living at Prospect tor the the middle of last year now make The business visitors in Ashland over past few wepks, wap In ¡Ashland available a total of three talking sented Salesman Here— the week-end. The Saturday, shopping and Visiting • Jack Brodin, a men’s clothing circuits for regular service from with her daughter, Evelyn. Mr. salesman from San Francisco, Seattle to San Francisco and the Si Home made candy — Bazaar, Reid is foreman of the canal three more from Portland to San wishes spent the day In Ashland visit Ladtes of Trinity Guild, Parish crew at Prospect. Francisco. lowing ing the local merchants. Mr House. Thursday, April 21. The above announcement by Ashl Brodin reported that the road A few sacks Dollar Diamond. over the Siskiyou mountain^ wa Myrta Otterdale, manager of the for the Cliff Ppyne makes drawers. Flour, hard wheat left at HARDY very slippery, making alow driv Pacific Telephone and Telegraph ing the Company, was accompanied by The BROS, tomorrow. ; A ing necessary. . Let the UNION write your full the statement that in addition the use coverage automobil* Insurance. to Increasing facilities for con- gym, s 'A dandy "plate lunch Including Philadelphia Cream Cheese, Teo, of course. •_* 8S-tf nectlons between north and south rooms »ffee every uoon and night, 35c. 188-tf Schuerman’s Grocery. At the Plaza. 106-tf the quality of speech transmis- Howell sion will be decidedly improved, tlonal W orking at Mlllc^»— Stopped In A sh lan d - This improvement rfesults from The Club Will Not Meet— > Roland Parks <ir'clerking at Mr-. and Mrs. J. M. Morris of The Ashland Art club will not Long Beach, Cal., stopped in the new ijnd late equipment in- morce 1 Miller’s Toggery the Plaza, meet this evening for their regu Ashland yesterday and today, en stalled. at various points along vlding taking Teddy QaldWrll’s place. the route bringing Into operation quet: lar meeting on account of the route ,nprth^to„Ai?lL.*ALb Mr- the latest development in the The death of Mrs. Clinton Ba*u?R- MoVris’s niece Mrs. Thomas Hill All extra specials not sold opt art of long distance telegraphy, mestic man’s father, Charles Haight. The on sale at HARDY BROS, again and family on Granite street. Important units of transmis- under club will meet at the home of Mrs. tomorrow, -in sion terminal equipment have Helen iam McNair on the 25th of this utility Booth— Bazaar ladles of been Installed in telephone build- the bai month. Maxwell House Coffee, special Trinity Guild, Thursday, April Inga at Tacoma, Portland and Miss price this week, Schuerman’s Gro 21, Parish House. Sacramento. This work, recently l ° r the Bananas, 2 lbs. for 25c. Schuer cery. . finished, is associated with the the bai man’s Grocery. 188-ti Visitors from Taleut- The Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Long of additional circuits and is essen- . LOST— pair ot glasses, gold AU who have watchen for repair Talent were in Ashland Satur tial in making them serviceable, kindly bows with dark rims. Finder re must come within a week or they At Eugene, Oregon and also enterta day night visiting with friends turn to Tidings office 188-3* w ill' be sold for the repair and looking after business af at Roseburg other transmssion their cl charges. I am closing up next equipment has been provided to fairs. contribute to the evenness of the the put week. M. A. Lassau, Jeweler. Mgymond Finnrran Here— Ttaymond Finneran, who has That 60c coffee, 4 pounds for quality of long haul telephone hy it. been working in Dunsmuir, Cal., >1.29 at HARDY BROS, tomor conversation. . In Medford, Oregon, the new by. for thé past tew weeks was in Spent Week-Rad Here— row. ’ , building Just finished and dedi- <oe for Ashland yesterday visiting at the Mr. and Mr«. Elton Kerby, who cated a few .days ago contains wbicb home of his parents. Mr. Finner have been residing at Prospect Returned f«om V i s i t s an ’is employed by the city of far a short time, spent the week Mrs. W. M. Barber returned important apparatus. At Red- oncp a x X Dunsmuir .on a surveying gang. end in Ashland visiting with Mrs, last night to her home on Gran- J Ing, California, a bulldikg and Kerby’r^parents. ?*Mr. and Mrs, tie street after spending the past equipment almlla: r*Ao that IT w ’ H*r for the spirit add good will shown > Fels Naptha Soap, 69c per car J. R. Elder Mr. Kerby is em two weeks visiting with her Medford were also recently com In their leadership: tou at HARDY BROS tomorrow. ployed by \ the California Oregon daughters, .Mrs. Sidney Hzaelton pleted. All the churches of Ashland for An E l i z a b e t h Arden Extensive outside work has ir. Sacramento and Mrs. Earl their cooperation in helping the Treatment for the scienti been carried on during' the past conference, and Rev. M. S. Wood- - Panlserud’s for men’s suits. 'If Fraley in Alameda, California. fic care of the skin. year between Tacoma and the MP can’t fit you in ready-to-wear, Post Toai itiea or Kelloggs Corn- rewwnber we can make you qne. flakes, 10d? Gchuerman’s Grocery. Columbia stiver in Washington Cleanse your skin with. Cookld Food— ' l>8-tf of Trinity GuMd, _ l» A f and bPtWPP11 Portland and Cali Elizabeth Arden’s Vene fornia points. This included the 21, Parish House tian Cleansing C r e a m . Schuer- Have a/fit at orres tailor«, 73 placing - f A new wire and re- Tone it by patting with 183-tf Oak St, new location. 161-U Business Visitor— irranglng other wires already in Ardena Skin .Tonic, Nour, Harley Dunn, a stock man place so as to connect and make ish it by applying Orange from Talent, spent several hours possible the unlflcation of num Skin Food. These three in Ashland today looking after erous stretches of. heretofore short distance circuits into un businesa affairs. steps supply every im broken through channels for con portant need of the skin versation. 15 pounds sugar for >1.00 to keep it lovely. North of Tacoma the three cir HARDY BROS, tomorrow. cuits which extend 'to Seattle are E lisabeth Arden’s V enetian Toilet continued on wires enclosed by From Klamath Falls— Preparations are on sale at J. F. Williams, a resident of Tacoma - Seattle long distance Klamath Falls, was a visitor in "toll” cable completed by the this city Saturday looking lifter company in 1923. TODAY—TOMORROW AND WEDNESDAY From Sacramento south the six business affairs. circuits terminating in San Fran Big can broken sliced pineap cisco are enclosed in the new Only The Best ple. 21c each at HARDY BROS, San Francisco-Sacramento toll cable completed late last fall. tomorrow. “These added facilities,” said Miss Otterdale, “furnish addi Buys Mtwlern Home— James M. Firestone has bought tional significant evidence of the through the Ashland Realty Co. growing Pacific Coast unity and the live-room modern home at jpirlt' bf closer contact between 78 Sixth street and will soon the states and cities of the west.” occupy the same. W. C. Beck tell La Grande will start >226,000 new six-story Bank P resident Her e and the cost is so E. O. Young, president ot the (tre-resistant hotel. Oakland, Oregon, bank, is a visi SMALL IN tor in Ashland today looking Heppner votes >20,000 bonds for new auditorium and gym- after business affairs. aaslum Here Safurday— Mrs. Mary Wltherow of Talent spent some time in this city 8atur<fky shopping and visiting with friends. Mrs. A. E. Foote'of Minneapo V Mr. and Mrs. O. Wy Long re turned last night from AlodeSto, lis is spending a few days in Cal., where they attended the Ashland visiting at the homes of vrdddlng of their son Raymond. Mrs. G. H. Way and Miss H. A^SMyton For sale, or lease to responsible Rainslns 4 lbs. Vor 35c, HARDY party, my ljome, <33 lows, part ly furnished, 8. D. Taylor. 187-« tyROS. sale tomorrow. Printing Costs of Debates Are High i Whaling Ship to Help in Science FO UND INTIMACY news There is nothing ] paper for intimacy, It conies home from work with you, or it is waiting at the door to greet you in the morning. It en ters your home as a member of the In no other medium does adver tising make an appeal so personal, so intimate, as it does in the daily newspaper. Lithia Springs Pharmacy Villainy AND IFIED LouiCKAcnohU NEW BUSINESS FOR ASHLAND The Daily Tidings Heath's Confectionery and Grocery “BHÖADCASTING” A t Chamber of Commerce land of terrò «and^f gold-mad wn“" and ^en "omen rode , °¿ • «‘r t-a n d Í - v------------------- A W IL L I A M FOX ** Among the out-of-state tour ists who registered their cars at the local Chamber of Commerce this morning were: E. J. Men- ney ot San Francisco, Cal., M. L. Delp of Cashmere, Wash., B. L. Watt of Oxnard, Cal., C. L. Mc Donald of Hollywood. Cal., John A. Henrick, Seattle, Wash., and J. H. Forsythe of Everett, Wn. Tune in Wednesday 13th, K. M. E. D. Noon Hour Programme A ».* Sponsored by the following firms in Ashland. Jor dan Electric Co., Palace Lunch, Leedoms Tire Shop and A1 Jordan’s ARMY GOODS STORE Biggest Little Store in Town. Open Evenings. GEORGE OBRIEN - OLIVE - » BORDEN . ' JÔ ÎW F O R D Â ~ tom samtzchi ramk c am m a u BY SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS Regular Admission a DDLTS, S ie * CHILDREN, 10e hold one of thp most interesting meetings of the yedr Saturday night »ben two new members »ere initiated and the social pro gram consisting of entertainment by J. Ooro and wife, Blight of hand artists of Medford and violin so los by Samner Parker proved to be unusually delightful. Lou Han sen and A. H. Trafton are the new members. About eighty at tended the meeting. NEW EQUIPMENT, NEW STOCK CANDIES, FOUNTAIN. CIGARS OPENING DAY TUESDAY, APRIL 12 A Free Treat to JEach child under 15 years old, who visits this store between 8:30 and, 12 O'clock. Cnt qf 25.000 xMk ìABfiRRELL MCDONALD - Ice Cream As We Serve It stop those S lips With Heel Grips Each Child to present his or her name on a slip of paper. Your choice of Scholl’s, Lyon’s or Paramount, 25c Pair • OVERLAND SHOE SHOP ¡ In the afternoon from 12:30 to 4 O'clock, we will have a treat for every person over 15 years of age. . , ‘Iwj } . • ‘ • ‘ r . v , • , b- • a 1 Heath’s Cenfeetioflery and Groeery Next Door to E lk’s Temple 275 East Main