From Klamath Faite— « fair grounds Sunday evening stained severe injuries. Mr. rigsby works at (be Bun Crest rchard. w C. L. Welch of Klatpeth Falls Is spending a couple of days in I Ashland looking after business. affairs. Personal flotes R. 8. Nyswarner sold his pool Let the UNION write y pur fall 1 hall Monday to Mr. picks of Ash« coverage automobile Insù rance " land who will tfcho possess Ism t ee, of course. as-tf this week. * » Cora t'reshy of Orlville, resident of R< «Islcred Oars Here— »no Is here on a short visit >PS^< 1 yesterday C. N. Houses of Flint, Mich., Saturday In Talent. lng with E. MayAeld of Tacoma, Wash., Mr. and Mrs. Frank Slavena e t Mew Trials Are Ordered ; Frank R. Hays of Plains, Kan., Klamath Falls called on John For Mçn Under Death , « W. II. Clark of Santa Clara, Cal., Herring and family Bunday, g 'f ■ Stated convocation, Thursday tailors, 73 mid Wm. C. Bruton of Berkeley, The Camp Fire Girls met with eypning, April 21. Routine busi- 191-U Cal.», are among the out-of-state Ella Hamilton Monday evening; ■eas. also work la Mark Master. , tourists who registered their cars Fred Cook of Tennant, Cal., AU companions Invited. rinter Gar- at the local Chamber of Com came over Thursday and returned A. J. McCALLEN, H. P." merce this morning. Friday taking wife and infant ba W. H. DAT, Secretary. by back with him. H l i t - 2 i ItNsinces Vlnttotv— ■ , a dandy plate lunch including Talent baseball team defeated Kdw. J, Carlo w, a resident of coffee eveiy uo«n and night, 35c. the Eagle Point Friday, score t Bend. Qfegon, spent yesterday lu At the Plata. 105-tf t«» l. , ' • ")n a recent issue of the Tidings 1 Ashland looking after business We are sorry to import the it was stated that train No. 31 Interests. Cliff Payne makes counters. death of Margaret E. Spitzer who ' Would arrive in Ashland at 9:20 passed %way at her home in T a lJ p. m., but this should have read TAXES ent after an illness of three Secured Position— - . 9:30 a. m. Tax office will open April Besides her husband, M I hs Bernice Kincaid, who has months. to May 5 inclusive. City ball, to mourn her loss are th/ee sons Iteen working for .Dr. Charles A. » - May Day Dance stairs, bring last tax receipt. and three daughters, Mr. and Haines for the past few months, «The P u t Matron's Club will Winter, Deputy. 191 Mrs. Spltse'r have resided in T al lias secured a position as steno give a May Day dance on Monday grapher for the Moon ’Lumber ent for the past 21 years. evening, May 2nd in the Masonic Made Trip to Medford— Glen Withrow and Ed Jacobs 'company and Will begin her ^¡all, Dickey's Orchestra. Gentle W. P. Walter, secretary oi were lucky in their fishing trip to duties Monday, April 26. The men 76c, ladles 25c, Including re- local T. M. C. A., made a Savage Rapids Sunday bringing I company’s offices are located In toeehments. ___ / to* Medford yesterday with the First National bank build home over 80 pounds of salmon. high school baseball team. Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Hurley en ing. FtovtMwed T alen t Store— * tertained a party of 14 Easter Have your screens made •N. Dlx of this city has pur- Remepber, Paulserud's suits Sunday. rhaaed Killey Nyswarnei’s ton- Jordan’s mill. * Mr. R. C. Logan has resigned ns . are guaranteed. feetionery and poq| hall In Talent mayor and Mr. James Bannister is •nd will move Sown there soon. In Ashland' W ednesday— acting in his absence. J. W. Walling and Mrs. W ar Deceived Lily — Jim Morrison and family of The girls at the local office of We aim to write insur ren of AmltK Ore., were In Ash Knob H ill Orchard were vigjting ance policies that “ hit land yesterday to attend the the Pacific Telephone A Tele Mr. and Mrs. W ill Reed Sunday. meeting of Pacific shalerles graph company received a beau Word has been received here ..the spot” in case you Brunswick Light-Ray Records which w u held in the Litkiä tiful Easter lily Saturday after of the death of Mrs. A. R. Robley have a fire loss* a bnrgb noon from Mr. and Mrs. W illiam • better— El hart's. ot Tacoma, Wash., on April 12. lary, loss or some other Sanders of the Ashland Green Mrs. Robley was Injured oyer 2 disaster. house. White King Soan Special months ago being struck by a car . M « . 4?. F. Sherherd has re Schuuerman’s Grocer} while crossing the street and nev Put your insurance pre turned to her home on the Boule er recovered from the accident. election in our hands. Our Exprrra Thanks—- vard after spending the winter Vieitors from (liilo q n in — At the la it mealing of the Lin She resided in Ashland and vi insurance service is well Mr. and Mrs. R. Â. Powers, iths visiting with relatives coln Parent Teac ier’s association cinity for a number of years aa< directed. We write poli friends in Ohio and Southern who live at Chiloquin, Ore., spent the teachers an ; parents voted to leaves a .host of friends. yesterday In Ashland visiting cies that “ cover” your fornla. . Mrs. Hasel Ferns received this express their thanks and apprecla- with friends and transacting lio n to th« local merchants, who weak the Plymouth Rock baby ¿risks. We represent the so willingly gave their help and chlckg she ordered from'--Warner Hartford Fire Insurance / donated articles for the school cir of Medford. ^Company. Paulserud’s for cleaning Kenneth Dentón of Klamath cus, which ¿vas held at the South ern Oregon Normal school about Falls and formerly of Ashland vis M nwmw Residents Her e ited school friends in Talent Sat the 19th of March. M r. and Mrs. A. R. Squires of Here F or Few Days— urday. Ray H. Reed of Klamath Falls Hornbrook. Cal., former residents Opal Denimer was a dinner of M r i^ atuT " AW T yesterday looking after land looking after the business Murphy of Ashland Sunday. affairs of Jiis mother, Mrs. Jack went an operation at the Com Mr. and M ri. BeTt GrigshySSB Milton, who with her* husband Is munity hospital yesterday, is re now living in Honolulu. Mr. and ported today to be getting along son who were in the auto crash at nsurance oervi Well Directed Mrs. MUton formerly resided on vary nicely. Nojth Main -street In this city. Better clothes for leas at Paul- serud’s. 194-ti • Rose Moffett. Carol VanDyke, llargaret VanDyke and Doris KMaknmmer of Medford were visitors In thia city last evesr- J. E. Martin of Toneolla, Ore., Ikg to attend the E lk’s Ladles’ was la Ashland yesterday renew Aubee.'- " ing old acquaintances end visit ing the city. Mr. Martin was a ■ Oat a chance on the diamond well-known resident ot this place ring at Winter Garden dance Sat many years ego. urday night. 197-9 «ee ï è r B e e Dance I. O. O. F. hell Thurs day. Friday 22, Gents 60 cents, Ladies 25 cents. x COMMITTEE pnssrwWrthrwwwwwwwwwwwsnrwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwi HELPS A PAINFUL ACHING \ BACK Lumbago and a stiff, aching back suggest at once the need of a good diuretic to stimulate kid ney secretions end rid the sys tem of troublesome poisons that cause the distressing aches. Mrs. Black of Petersburg, Ve., says: ‘‘Before I took Foley Pills dieure- tle, I could not stoop over nor raise np without greet pein. Now since taking them I have none.” Ask for Foley Pills diuretic. 'A prompt Improvement w ill amply repay you. Satisfaction guaran teed. Sold everywhere. B kept Cook county Jail la contiaual ferment by hie plane for eeeape. On acdbuut of his presence in "munterera* row,” extra guaris have bean patrolling the corri dors and exterior of the aged building. Only a few months ago saws and files were found In his cell. Fermekes and his companions, panlel McCeegehan and John T. Flannery, weip convicted of ^he murder of an official of a build ing and loan association during an |S ,000 holdup In 1924. After the three had been sen tenced detectives found, conceal ed in secret caches tn the floors and walls of the Fermekes lodg ing enough dynamite to blow up eye and body bruises, and Mrs. Hattie HOWltt of Montesano and son Ed 8tv>sbeyry of Pendleton, kef children, had the dje# to her property. Ooeeip assumed that the beating was responsible tor the transfer but her children say that her injuries are due to a fall. Ths aged woman will not talk. Ac tion has been started to sot aside INDEPENDENCE, Ore., April the deed. 21.— Mrs. M. B. Stansberry, aged 83 years, is the eenter of godslp Umatilla and Mornow Counties and court action pends regarding will double last year’s big turkey the possession of her home. crop. - “i ' » dosen city blocks, together with Astoria— Smith's Point Highway minute floor plana of a score of the larges banking institutions la to. be widened and resurfaced with Chicago. asphalt *v- BOY! DRESS SHIRTS Miller’s ¡Toggery “ Hab-a-dash Inn” Classy Sum mer Underw ear Just bit TWO BIG, LOTS OF COATS ^OFFERED FOR ' 1 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 15 Coats at SI 4.95 worth to $24.50. 25 Coats at $19.75 worth $24.50 to $29.75 SPRING GOLF AND SPORTS CLOTHES SUITS Three piece suits—skirt, vest and jacket,' with either the vest or skirt of contrasting color fire the newest in Botany flannels. $24.50 $29.75 Knitted Sport Spits The Navy Twills or Tan and Grey Oregon Suitings. 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