Ashland daily tidings., May 23, 1927, Page 6, Image 6

Local * Personal flotes
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THE ORANGE RIVER
Visitor» from Medford—
Mr. and Mra. Jack Madiaon
ot Medford were in Aahland yes­
terday visiting the city and Llthia
park.
awning
Th« Orange River was made .by
iany negroes eating orange».
Fhen the negroea would eat or­
age» they would squeeze the
lice out of the orange. Thia
iu ld make little streams of or­
age Juice which ran together to
lake the great Orange River
hich run» In Africa.
Roaa Raglpnd. BA
Visitors from Sarramaada .
Mr. and Mrs. Ray R. Woodrafl
of Sacramento. Cal., atopped in
Ashland yesterday to «W t with
friends ( and to visit the Llthia
park. Mr. and Mra. Woodrafl were
enroute north.
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THE A a RRBALL GAME
i ' I n Hornbrook, Cal., salmon are
very plentiful. The way the poo-' The boys and girls oLMrs. Ca­
pie fleh for them la modern. ton’s room have been playing
.First they put the net out and baseball at oar rest period for the
then they hook a team of horses last two days. The girls trere
to It, About half of the (lah are i up to hat first and we did not
females. Those they send to the make one run. They Beat ha 29
hatcheries and the baby flah are to nothing, . But we are to j>lay
hatched there. They do It because them again and we hope Ho do
they don’t went the Salmon to* better this time. Our score so far
become extinct.
ia two to one In favor of the girls.
Archie H art, 5A
Cathryn Doyle, Git
; Let tho UNION write your full
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Captats Charles A. "Ace" Llndienberg, and hie mlther. This picture
Miss Marie Davies ef this city coverage automobile lnsukunce.
was taken at the Long Island Flying Field where he awaited fav-
V'oo,
of
course.
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kaa secured a permanent position
orahlq weather for his flight. The Spirit of St. Louis is seen la
at the Chamber of Commerce .do­
the background.
c
ing stenographic wqtk.
H otel Man Hfre—
. Mr. and Mra. E. W. M iller of
‘Hemmed Home
A dandy Plata luneb Including GtnnU Pass were visitors In Ash­ Spent Week-End in Medforxl—
Miss Velta Ackley, who has
Miss Jean Lynch, who works
Upffee eveiy noon and night, 36c. land yesterday. Mr. M iller is the
spent
the past two weeks visit­
in*the
dry
goods
department
of
At the’"Plaza.
l(«-tf proprietor of the Rose hotel in
Enders store, spent the week-end ing with her parents, Mr. and
Grants Pass. -
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in Medford visiting with her jjlra. O. P. Ackley in McCloud,
Returned from Portland—
Cal., and with friends iff Berke­
sisters, Verna and Laura.
G. H. Yeo. who has spent the Visitor from Bend—
ley, Cal., returned last evening
past few days in Portland look­
D. H. Wood, a resident Of
to
Ashland where she is employ­
Elsliinft
Yesterday*4
—
ing after business affairs, re­ Bend, Ore., spent the day* in
ed
at the Clay comb Motor com-
A1
Jordan,
Morris
Harris
and
turned Saturday to his homo on Ashland yesterday Visiting with
Ed Coovling of thia city spent pany.
Oak streat.
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yesterday fishing at Squaw Lake.
Visitors from Pacific Grove-—
San our special 930 suit, all
Left for H. A* i» • >
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. H. Parke and
Visited
B
u
tler
W
alker—
wool, smartly tailored, Paulae-
Rev. Hugh T. Mltohei
Mr. and ’Mrs? Elmer Gilbrant Mr- and M n . George W. Bchhards
minister of the local Presbyterian
of the Klamath Agency spent of Pacific Grove, Cal., spent yen-
church left thia morning ter Ban
CL Í . Read Hom»—
the day In Ashland yesterday as teiday in Ashland visiting the
Francisco, whore ho will attend
'¡.‘C. I Road returned home last tho General Assembly of the Na­ guests at the Butler W alker home city and drinking Llthia water
of which they had heard so much
evening (ram Portland, Ora.,
on East Main street. ‘
tional Presbytery, which te be­
about."-
where he has spent tho past week
ing held in that city this week.
looking after business affaira. The
The following people register- Returned from Astoria—
Road family now reside In tke
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eA last "night at the Oregon hotel: ' ‘ MY. and Mr». Quy Randlea tahd
James Croad of San Francisco Frank Baron and Allen Baron of Mr«. Nelson returned last night
Cal., R. W . GfeU ot Portland, Lee Gntor, Cal., Mr. a n d . Mra. -tee^ AstorU, where they have
Ore., ana A. s . zinher atad wife F. Hartman of Beattie, Waah., been delegates to the Grand
of Portland, Ore., are among
Mrs. C. B. Crawford of San Diego, Lodge of © dd. Fellows and Re-
those who stopped last night nt
CqL, andi John A. Hating ot 8an bqkaha.
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the Ashland hotel:
Francisco, California.
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W orking at C. of C. —
Swift Premium. Boiled Ham,
hnerman’s Oroeery.
321-tf
TODAY, TOMORROW AMD WEDNESDAY
. We are making "an anlmgl 'hook
and ^coloring the animals. We
have‘planted a garden in a pan/
We painted the pan blue.' ; »
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FIHHIKfl FOR SALMON
Left for Red Ring—•
Stanley Pagel, who has been
a geest at tho Rjitler Walker 6 7 C ars ft<*gi8t«TV,l—
Sixty-seven ont-of-stato c a r s
home on Beat Main street since
last Thursday, left
yesterday w e r e registered at the l o c a l
Chamber of Commerce Saturday.,
for Rod Bluff, California.
The registrations dally for the
Smart models in spring suits. past two weeks have bean ap­
Remember Ppu^serud's sell for proximately the same.
less.
2 2 itf
Kindergarten
and
nursery.
Mra. Nellie Sieloff, 123 Harga-
Left for Mich -
203-1 mo.«
Mrs. C. M. Miles- left this dine St.
afternoon for Adrean, Mich.,
where ahe will spend af.year visit- Prom Deter—
J. L. Copley o| :
ing’ w ltt MMatJves and’ rriesds.
spent' the week-end
vJsUiag with friends and looking
after business affairs.
•-•Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Hansen ot
Heleä Gould, IA
1R Lincoln.'"'
" Red Triangle Chep Susy Sauce.
Schuerman’s Grocery. .
221-tf
tRe Aahland hotel spent the
sseak-epd la Redding, Cal., at-
Undlng the official opening of the
péw Redding hotel.
We put th a n whore It wa« vary
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Returned to School—
Charles W alter, son of Mr.
and Mm. # . P. W alter on Nur-
sery street, who has been confln-
ed to his home for several days
with Illness was able this morn-
L eft fo r K lam ath—
.
Miss Alice W alker, daughter of
Mr. and Era. Butler W alker of
this city,, left yesterday for the
Klamath Agency, where she will
spend several days visiting with
friends.
VACATION
School will bo out June the
third, and I am glad. I am al­
ways glad when school la out,
su'd I am always glad when It
starts again in the fall.'
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. DOwey Yoder, 6A
ELECTION OF OFFICERS ‘
Tho first of every month on
Monday we have, a nevr election
of officers. Our mayor for this
Month is Headrick Baughman, our
Clerk is Nella .Putman, and onr
librarian la Dewey Yoder. This
the last election wo w ill hold
year.
Hjalmer Kannasto, 6A
3p
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POLITE BURGLAR
GIVES ADVICE
VANCOUVER) B. C. May 28.—
IP)— A cheerful burglar who in­
vaded the home, of Mr. and Mrs.
3eorga Fitch during their absence
from the city lost no time id mak-
ng himself at'home.
He stretched himself in a com-
'ortable easy chair*In the parlor,
helped himself to a package of
Fitch’s cigarets and entertained
himself prith several records on
the family phonograph.
To express his appreciation, the
B
OUN
SLASSIFI
iod tho Manufacturers* Associa­
tion of Washington recorded 814
new factories, with out regard
to sloe.
* ’^ransportsUob, markets, power
and operating conditions on the
Pacific .eoast are the magnetic
factors directing the forces of
manufacturing toward the rim
of the Pacific on whose waters
flUKXACnONJ
The Daily Tidings
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THE
DOCTOR SHOE
We sell the Doctor Shoe. We like to sell it "because
nst them on the other side of the
whool house. The sun. got so hot
that It mad the "water too warm
and they died. >, »
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HIGHW AY H n L t NOT
'MV
0 o < gwartsfager, 6A
BE OILED THIS YEAR
4t i s s o much more than merely a slux*. The Doetor
Shoe is foot comfort and foot vigor.
OVERLAND SHOE SHOP
'HELPING FLOOD VICTIMS
'We have been reading about
».be Mealsslppi flood. We a r e
helping them by bringing money
to" build schools for next fall.
Eaeh room has a box to put tbs
money In. At the end of* - the
*etm wo are going to count It up
ItusincsH V lw lto r—
J. A. Burgess of Redding, Cal., and see bow much we have.
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Harriet *Hess, BA
spent the week-end in Ashland
Motored to u w e » « —
;. Domino Provost and Rilling looking after business affairs.
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T H E H E A L T H PLA Y
Scbnerman motored to Castella,
Mn Healthy Living we are going
, ,
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CaU yesterday where they spent In Medford—
»¿' give a health play. M i s s
Robert Wagner of this city war
Several hours looking after busi­
Schaafer Is the teacher who. is
ness affairs.
They atopped In a Visitor in Medford Saturday «tecktng us. The name pf our
tVeea and enjpyedi a game •< transacting business.
clay is. "Captain Percy and the
gdit.
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Slovenly Slog.” Russell Jorden
la Captain Percy. We also have
Went to P o rtla n d -
W ill M. Dodge of Dodge A a brush and Wayne Harris Is the
In Ashland Friday—
H. L. Heryford of the Mt. Pitt Sons Undertaking parlors In this brash. Gleen Myers Is Giles,
district spent several hours in- city; went to Portland Friday to Cathfyn Doyle, E ta Landing,
Ashland Friday looking after attend the undertaker’s state con­ Pearl Lyman are the three pi-
business affairs and visiting with vention, which 1s being held In rttes. 'W e have three sailors who
that city.
" . xvb Dean Warren, Ruth .Hale, Nell
friends. .
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Putman. Thia play Is about a
mtan who doesn’t want to wash.
Visitors Over W eek-End—
Visited in K . F ^ —
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HW name Is Captain Slack. We
Karl Klaus of El Paso, Texas, aiw having a Very interesting time
J, J. McMahon, stats traffic
officer, who resides In Medford. , and Mrs. J. H. Allen of Chico, in Healthy Living. s-
was a visitor in Klamath Falls Cql., were visitors in ‘this city
* Eva Landing, <B
'over the week-end.
THE PLAY
Boat Hit by Rum Chaser; 2 Killed
SA AN© SB CIVICS
« In civlca we ars studying the
^overan^ont. We like to study
t ie government very mneh. -The
Legislative, Executive and Judjc-
ial are the three departments ol
*h government.'
W ilber E. Sherfy. 6 A
Thera wore 287 man attached to
headquarter« company and 46 to
the base service company.
Subtracting the *43 in the
Fourteen eta tea, only showed a
"brlgg,’’ 49 in the hospital, pig on
reuse in the ntember of
tea tick present, four,
I between the federal furlough,
abaeifieea, 76 oa «yartermaeter
year« of 1993 and 1915,
duty. 36,. oq guard duty, and a
gnd teq ot theae fourteen are
number of other« on. mlpcellga-
weat of the Mlaataetppl river.
eoua assignments, only one waa
Every Pacific coast state regie*
left for emergency duty.
tered gain dhrtng me two years,
' The haae waa •‘robbed" of Its
California leading .the entire
extra men when the marine« went'
country with 490 slants, Missis­ to \h in a .
sippi waa«aecpnd, Alabama third
and Washington vtas fourth with
208 factorlaa. The total gain« for
the eaat were f t , for tbs’ south
1002 of which 818 were In Ala­
bama and Mlaaiaaippi, and for tho
weat 927 of which 704 wore In
Washington, Oregon and Califor­
nia.
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In contrast with the lncreages
shown by tho western states, the
1925 census summaries show that
«very New England atate and
every .Great Lakes state register­
ed losses. New York loat .4,(99
factories in two years. Pennsyl­
vania 1,698, Wisconsin 666, New
Jersey 647.
The Increase of" 208 In the
number of factories credited to
the state of Washington tot the
two-year period covered by the
last government census does not
fell the whole story, as the smal­
ler plants are not Included In
the enumeration. Durtflfe t)«ts per­
The Aahland - Klamath Falls
highway between Keno and the
Pacific Highway w ill not be oiled
this year, according to Charles
Wanzer, division state highway
engineer. Oiling the road at this
time when it is in need of resur­
facing, wonld be throwing funds
away, according to W anzer."'
An actress is writing “ Memdiro
of Hollywood." Isn’t that too
killing!
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Monday. May 17, Miss Mooney'S
-oom Invited Mrs. Caaon’i room in
for a program. The program ww
very interesting. They had work­
ed it oat In a reading lesson. The
nams of It was "The Frags.”
Margaret Real.
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Mrs. Casen’s room of the Lin­
coln iehool played Miss Bdrk’s
room In a baseball game Wednes­
day. We only played 3 Innings.
T»» «core Was 4-4 Ja their favor*.
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Lloyd Darners, 6A
*v. . ' • '
Yon can Bear tfce bird« slag.
In tbij tet*. late 8pring. and then
sumthor to here agkln,
To awake flower« from their long
Winter sleep.
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Catherine McGarry, 4B
SÜMMER
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<4CO-ED”
A Fine Grade Ladies Lace Boot
JUfeT THE THING FOR OUTING,
HIKING TRIPS, ETC.
A Wonderful Boot for
,
$6.(
ARMY GOODS STORE
Biggest Little Store in »Town. Open Evenings.
LICENSE
H. C. STOCK
M O R T IC IA N
Helene Biede
Licensed Lady Assistant
Deputy
Coroner Office
THERE IS NOTHING WHICH IMPROVES Â
HOME LIKE
A rm e n Attention !
at yonr mowers for
tand worn parts before
■ commences. We keep
|y repairs for any or
e mower’s made.
LAWN FURNITURE
Drop in and let
ub
show you the beautiful effects
of this kind of furniture.
CarsQn-Fowlcr Lumber Co.
PeiPs Corner
Special!
GLASSBAKE
Pie Plate and
GETTING RICH QUICK IS
USUALLY A LIFETIME JOB
While you wait for jrour ship to come in
yon may be getting ahead slowly and
, Holder
surely by depositing small amounts at
compound interest.
•The story of a pretty shopgirl who dazxled men o f mil
lions with “ IT.”
WITH QEO. J. HAYES AT THE ORGAN
1« Ma It^uarAtd daatktor. iBdrad, e f Detroit. oat Wr
Id*, amt death ta this lanaeh whan it waa streak by a
» eaatoms herder petrel speedboat. Congressman Rob*
as dreumi» I an Investigation, protesting the aaralsm
chasers ia the river se e argina that A « federal district
tea te defend the patrol agents if they are ehargad with
¡ughter. The wrecked laaeck te pletnred above.
MMTH OF THE TADPOLES
All oar little tadpoles died.
We were so sorry wo almost
WHILE THEY LAST,
ONE DOLLAR STARTS AN ACCOUNT.
Simpson’s
Hardware
The ¡tg- Citizens
Bank
I* SÍ A »’
“ The Winchester Store"
Ashland, Oregon
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