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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (April 18, 1927)
MONDAY, Working *t Kudcra. Visited w ith Parents— Raymond finneran of Dnne- muir, Cal., spent yesterday la this city at the home pf his par ents. Finneran Is employed on a surveying gang by the city of Dunsmuir. In Grants Pass Yesterday Worn AnAprsen Creek— . Mrs. A1 Sherrard and daugh E. A Center of Anderson creek Was a business visitor in Ashland ters of Ashland spent Easter Sun day at the home of Mrs, Sher rard’s daughter, Mrs. Nathan Gale in Grants Paas. Don’t forget the Civic party, Tuesday, April 18 at Utility Booth— Basaar ladles of p. m. Price 50c, Bridge, Hundred and fancy work. Trinity Guild, Thursday, April 31, Parish House. Victor Electric records. *1 world’s best artists— Tbe Rose. In Medford Saturday— . „ Mrs. George Brookmlller end daughters on-Liberty street were Annette Fanght of Medford in Medford Saturday visiting with spent the week-end In Ashland friends and looking after busi ness affairs. *• visiting with friends. Mrs. Lee Byers is worklnf the dry goods department of dere’ store for a few day«. Motored to Gold HUI— Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Beek family of the Ashland Clea A Dyeing Works motored to Paulserud’s for cleaning. Hill and Bybee’s bridge ye 184-tf day. They report that the u out at the bridge, which I^et’s go. Elks! The Ladles’ caused by heavy rains is I dance, April 30, Elks Temple. fairly good condition, a ten 183-3 ary support having been ini ed. * i Chief Buttermaker— George N. Gray, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Gray on Iowa street, who graduated from the O. A. C. last year and spent the summer organising a new cot tage cheese factory at Portland, is now chief buttermaker at the creamery of the college at Cor vallis. Let the UNION write your full Better clothes for less at Paul- coverage automobile Insurance. aerud’s. 184-tl 83-tf A dandy piste lunch Including Veo, ot course. eotfee every noon and night, 35c. TAXES At the P lan . 108-tt Tax office will open April 31 Richard Posey Campbell, bet to May 6 Inclusive, City hall, up ter known as .Dick Posey, gave stairs, bring last tax receipt? O. Left oa Trip— a program for the geneflt of the 181-15 Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Rockefel- high school student body in the Winter, Deputy. low, who have been residing at Talent bi*h school auditorium, Here Saturday— the Ashland hotel for some time, Friday evening, April 15. Mrs. L. C. .Hill, a resident of have gone on their regular trip Talent, was a visitor in Ashland through t h e northwest. Mr. White King Soap Special, Saturday shopping and looking Rockefellow Is a traveling aales- Sch'uuerman’s Grocery. 192-tf after business affairs. Cliff Payne makes doors. In Bend This W e e k - Postmaster F. D. Wagner of Ashland and Judge Beard ot Home made Candy— Baiaar. Talent are spending this week Ladles ot Trinity Ouild, Parish in Bend, Ore., attending the con clave of Knights Templar. They Hoase, Thursday, April 21. made the trip by way of Klam ath Falls. Visitors Here Yesterday— A. L. Klrst of Portland, Ore,. Shredded Wheat, 2 for 25c, and A. W. Fog of Marshfield, 192-tf Ore., were visitor» in this city Schuerman’si Grocery. yesterday. Remember, Paulserud’s are guaranteed. In Medford S a tu r d a y - Mrs. Domino Provost on Van We can make that old suit look like new. Paulserud’s for cleaning. Ness avenne spent several hours We call. lflO-tf in Medford Saturday. moutha In Ashland, left Friday night for Dunsmuir, Cal., where he expects to remain throughout tbe summer. He is employed as a brakeman by the Southern Pg- eifle company. ______ Visitor From Roseburg__ , W. C. Johnson, a resident of Roseburg, spent yesterday in tkia city visiting with friends. ______ . Fred Nell Here Have your screens made at Fred Nell, who works for the Jordan’s mill. California Oregon Power « h - pany at Prospect on the road to Crater Lake, spent Faster Sun- Moved to L. A.— day in Ashland with his ehU- Mr. and Mrs. H. Swartwood, who have been residing at 326 dren Jean and Kay. Mr. Neil North Main street, have moved to Los Angeles, Cal., to make their home. Mr. Swartwood for merly was employed by the S. P. Mr. and Mrs. F. Bell of Rod- company?------- --------------- ding, CaL, spent the week end L Have a fit at Órrea tatyors, 73 In this city with friends and Oak St, new location. 181-tf transacting business. Visit ertW ith Sisters— R etim ed to H o m o - Mrs. Anns Zeigler has returned Let’s go, Elks! The Ladles to her home on North Main St., Dance, April 38. Elks Temple. John Hughes, Bert Mattern l<>-3 after spending the past week at and Sam Jordan of this city spent the home of Mrs. H. E. Hals, yesterday fishing at Gold Ray who recently moved from this dam ./ntey cangkt.twq. blg Chin- Attcndcd IAn< Auction— etty to Klamuth Fails, wberr Mr. Among the Ashland people who H al/ is employed by the Southern motored to Medford Thursday Pacific comnanv._________ _ _ . to attend the land auction Of the Hondeleuw ranch of 180 acres V ~ ' a ’ Mushroom gravy, 16c can, Just north of the city were: B. Schuerman’e Grocery. Parish Monee. 191*tf V. Carter, Henoy C. Galey, John "'Choked Food— Baiaar, Ladies Churchman, E. > T. Staples, Leo Improving ItayMIy ■ -of Trin'ty Guild. Thursday, April F. Ferguson and. wife, J. C; Jlop- Misa Rnth Osman, who under per and C, w ? Banta. J L Pnrieh Honed. XX * went a major operation In a Los Angeles hospital, is improving rapidly and was removed to her home at 701 East Emerson Place, San Gabriel» Chi.', on Easter Sun day. ’ ;*i‘ -■ ;• ; ? ? • • I TODAt, TOMORROW AND WB9NK0DAY Miss Jean Lynch, who la em ployed in the dry goods depart ment of Enders* store, spent the day in Medford yesterday-visiting with her sisters the Misses Verna fusdLKrALyneh.The tMren ahds enjoyed a motor trip to Grants Paas. • Spent Easter Here— j Mr. and Mrs. A. O. McGfeo an^ Two children Avis and Genevlev« ot Medford spent Easter Sunday at the home of Mr. McGee’s par ents, Mr. and Mrs.' W. R. Davie. graphic plate flaws. Many Plates ' In addition several other plates are exposed several times in each of the 30,000 star fields to meas ure the brightness of the stars, thus making about 300,000 sep arate exposures. Another part of the task 13 the measurement and calculation of brightness and position from the (Continuad from Pago V»a) plates of nearly .8,000,000 stars. s finished thia part of the wor^ These calculations are made twice id recently took over the other to avoid errors. ,lf of Santiago** share. The three observatories, which Grants Pass— Golden M a r y e furthest behind are Potsdam, Germany, Sydney, Australia and mine, with 8800,000 improve Facubaya, Mexico. It is poeaible ments and 100-ton mill. Is ready that part of Potsdam’s work will to run on 35,000 tons of 815 ore be transferred to the Belgian Ob already blocked out. servatory at Uccle. ( Gredt Map The purpose of the great map, or Aatrographie Chart as It is called, is to give accurate posi (Continued from Page One) tions of all of the brighter stars in the sky, including those visible ot crime in this country. It is the with a Jhree-lnch telescope. An certainty of punishment, rather other purpose is to give a close ea- than the degree of severity that timate of the brightness of these deters crime. stars in order that future changes - ’’And these executions do much in the sky can be noted accurate- to debase public morals. Most of the newspapers print the details, ly- * It is contended that the comple- tlon of thia chart will assist in in- vestlgating the distribution of the stars through space and in arriv- J»g at a more accurate knowledge ot the forBB and structure of the universe. ' ■ The number of charts, necessary to COTer the «hole sky is consider- ably OTer and each ot these 20 000 pUtM 18 expo8ed three tim®8’ 80 that e8ch "Ur to repre- Rented by three closely approxl- Points in order that they Dlay not * • “ >«taken «or photo- Farmers Attention! Look at yonr mowers for broken and worn parts before cutting commences. We keep in stock repairs for any or most ofi mower’s made. and these things cannot but do harm to weak minded men and b°ye. “Capital punishment endaag* ere the innocent. Many hare been sent’to their death needlessly, ev eryone knows. * "Life Imprisonment i s much better. It protects society Just aa well, ior better. It makes convic tion much more certain. It has been tried In many places and found successful. And it decreases the harm when innocent men are convicted.” ,'*• Never Shine BEAUTIFUL A shland M aid i s Good B U TTER Our butter is made ft» S from fresh cream past-Rd •3 erized in a W i z a r d ® - • El Pasterizing system, theWJ & best method obtainable, «j I t’s The Quality Adulta 00o Coroner Office ' EVEBLASTINO , Call and 8 m O ut Display Carson-Fowler Lumber Co. THE DOLLAR YOU SPENT now belongs to someone else The dollar you deposit in your savings account w ill be yours tomorrow, ready when yon need it, and earning compound interest all the while. Don’t delay, START NOW. The Citizens Bank LITHIA CREAMERY of Musical in condition 3$5 nights a year and w h e n I s m o lc e , I insist uponLucky Strikes because I found from experi ence that they don't irritate my throat J Hardware The Winchester Venetian Toilet Preparations E vening Deputy A shland, Oregon Enamel E lizabeth A r d e n s M atinee . MORTICIAN Helene Blede Licensed Lady Assistant YESTERDAY P W f« These are scientific Preparations developed by Elizabeth Arden as a part o f her famous ' method o f skin treatment. They are used in every Treatment giv^n in the Arden Salons and should be a part o f your daily care of the skin at home. E lizabeth A judbn ’ s r H . Q. STOCK JOHNS MANSVILLE TRANSITE ASBESTOS SHINGLES Decorative UEAD COLDS il   ï ï ï ï s r " T he New York (Hants of 1890—the old Polo G r o u n d s- Coney Island beer gardens—the big game against P itts burg—T h ey ’re all in this scream ing tale of a baseball team and— Casey! ' ~ We Handle The Garden tools, hose, lawn mowers, fencing and posts of every description. P eil’s Corner Conducting .....* CItolo— *'" ' ' >' '■'*• ••*’'_ • *^5 Dr. Roland Allan ot thia city 1« conducting tha baby «Unto ta Phoenix today lor Dr. Inskeep, tba county health officer. Wicc tiiiist fee when they nse this new wondeiy ful French Process Face Powder called MBLLO-GLO— keeps that ugly ehtee away. Women rave over Us superior purity nnd qual ity. Stays on so long—skin looks like a peach—keeps complexion youthful — prevents large pores. Get a box of MELLO-GLO Face Powder today. — Lithla Springs Pharmacy, Bast Side Pharmacy. vîsîsa Come Hear Rev. f*. H. Crum- »acker, returned missionary from 3hlna lecture tomorrow evening, kt 8 o’clock at the Brethren ihurch Cor Mountain Ave and Iowa St. Admission free. 184-1 Vtmtiim Tnltt e h m s m A a * Lithia Springs You, too, w ill find that Lucky Strikes are • mild and mellow—the -• finest cigarettes you ever smoked, made* ' o f ■ the finest Turkish and * * domestic tobaccos, properly aged and blended with great skill, and there is an extra process—“It’s toasted”—no harshness, not a bit of bite.