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T ID IN G S l a <'hk-ag»— W alter Haines and daughter LnoBle of Blkgon spent yesterday io thia city viaitlng old friends and looking after business' a f fairs. • » ■ i i Mr». Gordon MacCracken of Ashland, who went to Washing ton, D. C., as a representative of the state in the national conven tion of the Daughters of the A m erlcid Revolution, is now in * For men’s laundry service from Chicago fiaitln g relatives. dress shirts to overalls, call Ash land Laundry Co., phode 1<6. Have yqur rose trellise made at I t ’s a ir good an it ’s prohipt. 138-1 Jordan’s mills. -■ 23S-tf Moved To Ashland— Left F o r P ortland— Rev. W illiam Barney, ). pastor of the local Christian CJiufch, moved Jo Ashland this week. Bis w ife accompanied him down from Eugene on his la s t*trip .' - Henry Fluhrer, well known business man of Medford, left Sunday night for Portland, and w ill return with a new delivery truck to be used, in the bakery business. Left Munday For Bandon—• OCEAN F L Y IN G TO Mrs. H attie Moore, Mr«. Anna Moes,. Mrs. OpaJ Phllpott, Mrq, Mary Shutts 'and Mr«. Elisabeth Hicks, Ashland delegate«, left Sunday for Bandon, Or«., where tffey will attend the convention of the Neighbor« of Woodcraft. (IP)— Trans-Ocegn flying* w ill be * SAN FRANCISCfo, June 7 — a common, mode of transporta tion w ithin *a decade, in the op inion of Mrs., A lm ee Beaehey, 78 mother o f the late f Lincoln, Beaehey, Amehca'k first aerial stunt hero and pioneer flyer. “ These men who gave crossed the AJantlc—M^indbertfc, .Cham berlin and Devine— have done something which w ill bring tie-! Fjwpccted Home This Month— Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Adams left Rochester, N. Y .. Wednesday, June 1, by auto and are expected to arrive home some time this month. Mr. Adams, who went to that city for an operation and to undergo medical treatm ent, is making a splendid recovery. velopment of aviation along nt a pace never before believed pos sible,*’ Mrs. Beaehey said in an exclusive Interview w ith the Uni ted Press nt her home here. *Mrs. Beaehey has Been en See our men’s summer suits. Paulsetud’s sell for less. 23J)-tf Left For Crescent City— Mr. , and Mrs. C. E. Lane, ac tyJevjtol in a. sc en e fro m 2ja.ne Greva companied by the Mimes Bessie ious Rider'A Paramount P icture Seymore. and Geraldine Gunn, left Sunday night for Crescent City, where they w ill enjoy a va- THE GIFT OF. DREAM UNION writs your full catiop of three days before Miss Down the evening lane of'sléep Bananas, 3 lbs for 28c, Bchuer- Seymore leaves this week for her automobile insu runes, arse. s j- t f in ’a. 233-tf home i » Oakland, California. Miss Goes the shepherd«with his sheep Seymore has been visiting her ASTORIA, ORE., Tues. June 7 Countless little rubber hoofs sister Miss Gunn, who makes her Left Bunday— Made Trip to Kl K.— (LP)— Pushed "beneath the wheels 8oftly thud lik e summer rain Miss Mildred Crain, physical home with the. Lane family. Mrs. J. A. McGee, M rt. and Mrs. M a logging train , Aleck FcLans, Beating drowsily on red roofs H enry Reid and O. F . Silver of training teacher, and Miss Irene aged CO years, a laborer employ Woolly sheep crowd down Paulserud’s for cleaning. Ashland made a trip to Klamath Berg, English teacher, in the ed at «a K erry Oregon Lum ber lane. < Falls todaY to visit Mr. Itfed’s local high school left Sunday for Camp, was instantly killed late Left For Lane County— Miss C rain’s home in Klamath M phew H arry Ritchie, whb Is Silently the shepherd go« Mrs. John Leggett, accom yesterday. % m n»«-; employ of the Southern Falls, where Miss Berg w ill visit McLane was on a train of logs, In one hand an ivory crc for a short time. Miss Berg will panied by her s .\i M anley,, left Pacific company In that city. which broks lOtwe front' the In the other a silver rose Ashland Saturday for Lane county return to Ashland in the fall but In his eyes a dusky look. where they w ill visit with Mrs. Thh newest shades and fabrics Miss Crain has secured a position Leggett’s parents. In the Monmouth Normal. to men's ■ suitings. Paulserud’s Prof. W . A. Fletcher of the Pown the lane, across the stile, tailleurs. Hpent Week-end H e r e • Pennsylvania State < college h a* Move the sheep w ith surging For that picnic lunch, cold 230-tf grace. Mrs. Orville Glick, a resident spent a week In the Rogue R iver boiled ham, Schuerman’s. 233-tf ' of Klam ath county, spent the valley studying fru it condition. Six abreast, then single tile , To a wide and starry place. Will Report Trial— past week-end in Ashland visit Prof, Fletcher, who has made an 1 extensive study in the west says ing her parents. , George 8. O’Neil, a member of Arrived Yesterday— George Neuner, United States fru it conditions of southern Ore All are gone; the shepherd throws the Portland Journal staff, a r district attorney of Portland^ ar gon are equal and surpassing ' to Back to use the silver rose. rived in Medford yesterday to l i f t For Hacremento— » report the D ’Autremont tria l for rived In Medford yesterday ,to Irene Stewart, C. C. Wlesenburger and son those found elsewhere. his paper. Representatives of participate in the D ’Autremont of Marshfield and H. Stock, local ether Portland daily papers are tria l, which began yesterday fore undertaker, left this morning for expected to arrive within the next noon at Jacksonville. Sacramento, Cal., where Mr. Wei- two or three days to report the senburger w ill visit his nephew Potato chips, 3 pkgs. for 28c, and remain for some time in an Schnerman’s. ____ 283-tl effort to regain his health. He For wet wash, rough dry or has been a patient at the Con The Quality Store finished laundry service call Ash valescent Home on Granite street land Lanndry Co., phone 188. I t ’s for some |ime. a ll good aad ita prompt. 238-1 Lumberman Moved To Convalescent Home u Asniand nnndny M r aBd Ren Butler of Levy Prairie, * Douglas county, were in Ashland Sunday and ?*1 onday f latting relatives and A real dance, fa ir grounds pa- lion ton igh t Supper at mid- ght. Be there. Left This Morning— LM Iss Lola Russell, daughter of F E. Russell who works at the clty power plant np in the can- yon. toft Ashland this mornln for Watsonville, Cal., where she W ill spend about 10 days visiting her mother. • - Mrgj yioyd JuHaiJ W hlI# ,n that city, they also attended the wed ding o f thelr son W alter Mlksch and Miss Florence Stewart, which' took place on Thursday,- J s s t L W a lter Mlksch was raised to Ashland, attended school here and later "graduated from L in field college in «. McMinnville where he w ill teach Spanish and French next year. Mrs. Florence J. Burdan, a resident of Medford, moved to the Convalescent Home on Gran ite street today. WHEN AN ACHING BACK TORMENTS Watch your kidneys — when they are affected, eliminating is not normal— too scanty and bnrn- ihg— o r too frequent and troable- nome. Men ahd women every where are using and recommend ing Foley Pills diuretic to regu late kidney elimination, and to free the system of lurking pois ons that cause backaches, rheum atic pains, stiff and swollen joints, tormenting lumbago. The medicinal qualities of Foley Pills diuretic are valued so highly that th» y are guaranteed to give satis faction. Ask for them. Sold ev erywhere. — No. 8. «IACI HOC New Shipment of Wm. Anderson Guaranteed “Keep Kolor” Fabrics _____ : -_____100 Per Gent Fast Wm. Anderson PHnts, Yard 50c 32 in. Wide, W onderful Collection Of New Patterns . To Sdlect From1—They Cannot Fade. A Bargain IN A SLÎGHTLY USED FU LL AUTOMATIC < W ith GEO. J. HAYES AT THE ORGAN The Automotive Shop . J. P. Dodge & Sons Hot Point Range and Water Heater - All W hite, Three Bum- e i v standard size oven. BIG REDUCTION IN PRICE XL ELECTRIC Station GUY GOOD 7 Funeral Directors Day Pbone 212. N ight Phones 381-L— 881-J Mrs. Louis Dodge, lady assistant *■ *• . ¿-a-1 Ford Roadster 1 Ford 2 Door Sedan . ~ I Olds Sedan LITHIA SPRINGS GARAGE Printed Voiles, Yard 39c WM. ANDEBSON’e GUARANTEE The most exacting tests insure our guarantee th at if Wm. A ndenon Prints fades from any cause—even in the dark ground»—we will refund the cost of the m at erial and the making. FOR SHREWD SHOPPERS IMPORTED FRENCH GING. HAMS, Values to 59c, Wednes day Special $1.39 81x90 SHEETS, Seamless Squared and Hemmed, Wednes day Specials $ k l9 DOVE MAKE IG H TIE S All Sizes, Wednesd Y Special 39c an«f 45c CRETONNES, Beau $1.00 K I C K E R N I C K PINK SATINE BLOOMERS, In d ies Sizes 1-2-3, Wednesday Special J cumnzupv Oztvfcfc au sa n e IN ,G r T £ E R E ‘ A R E SUITABLE CIA)THES tiful New Patterns, F ast Colors, Wednesday Special One Special Lot Of LADIES ENGLISH PRINT HOUSE FROCKS LACE TRIMMEJD AND WASH FAST $2.50 VALUES . Special Priced FLAN NEL SUITS OR PRESSES. ÍB c Q í ¿ a / Shop And Save At I4N EN CRASH JACK- K ÍS AND KNICKERS. <923 Chav Sedan. 200.00 ' r minia f r / to Pour rad dead. * 6 ur experience and Kited i n f o A W,m. Anderson — Fabric In Sumnjer V ntterns “ Keep K olor” l($0 P e t Cent F a st - 1924 Ford Tudor. $250.00 \ A Good Weatern Malo Drama With Monty Of Action, Thrills And Romanoo. C iie above immortal works of Örep can w ell depict in e Feeble aiiempf ofa^mpaHufc tporlb at pour immediate inotance of worialify. cy<¿t areafcof e f fhe m e aftawoT cotntorrui thia darti hoar comeo from theMnowW^ maf even the amallwf detail Ivanhoe Percale, Yard 35c SMART Paekard, Touring. 500.00 m or ommatoA bust maasta» call fh« ricci»»« Brei voie« preven* ffco eilcaf çu si BooOt fit« b a tí celo car of bcc To have an active, lim ber pAln-free body, unhampered by advancing years, watch elim ina tion. A t 88, M ajor Ackerman, Barberton, Ohio, is at his office dally, hehlthy, hearty and active. “ I find Foley P illa diuretic just thè rig h t thing to regulate kidney elim ination and keep me lit jino condition.” The medicinal quali ties of Foley Pills diuretic are valued so highly that they are guaranteed to give satisfaction. In constant use over 25 years. Ask tor them. Sold everywhere.— No. TO BE FOUND HERE. Mash Touring . . . 150.00 w ill live. ’ Messina told detectives he rattl ed a room in a downtown hotel here Bunday night and «lashed both wrist« with a pocket knife,in an attempt to commit sulclds.A ^ midnight he cut himaelf over the heart three times and at, daybreak sliced his throat. This Is The Best Percale Made, I n ’New Light Patterns x * 100 P er Cent F ast Colors NIS, MOTORING, HIK- 1923 Chev Coupe 200.00 t 8l<f»Xf” lna’ a Mu^ HOBOKEN, K J., June I -*■ (LPKLP)— Mrs. Clarence Chamber lin and Mrs. Charles Levine, wives of the fyers,- sailed a t 1* a. m., today on the steam ship “ B erlin’’ of the North German Lloy line to-meet th e ir husbands in Berlin. NOT HOW OLD— B I T HOW ACTIVE Phone 82 FOR GOLFING, T E N Used D ID R IH B H8V LOS ANGELAS, June 7.— (IP)— Desplte that he «lashed his-throat and wrist», «tabbed himself three time« over the heart and hutted hltnalf from a third-story window, FLYEBS* WIVES LEAVE thusiastic fonoWei or all * pro gress in the a ir since her son thrilled the world w ith his dare devil stunts in the air. I t was Beaehey who, durtng the world fa ir here In 1816, performed the first loop-the-loop in aviation his- . tory ' »' Mrs. Andrews Leaving— Mrs. Grace E. Andrews, who hsa been to charge o f the Ash land Bible school, expects' to leave this city soon to attend the summer school at Linfield col 1 lege ln M cMinnville to the De partment of Reyglous Education, Arr,ved W *” " «•uramrnto— hat is headed" by Mias Dulclna M r" L ' B " Gou,d of 8acpa' ® ent0’ Cal ’ ha8 arrtTed ln Ash' Brown of . Portland, The surf* land and w ,n 8pend 8ome tlme mer session w ill open Monday, vl8lt,ng h w atoter8 Mr8 Orace ® Jane 18. Andrew’ and M r s A . G. Adams, Returned From Wash.— ----------L Mrs. A. J. Crandall, who has C liff Payne makes brackets. spent the past 7 weeks in E l lensburg, Wash., called there by the serious illness of her father, returned Saturday to Ashland. Mrs. Crandall was accompanied home by her sister Mrs. Theodore Nicholson o f Fo rt Klamath. “ U N If Y " . GETS {MEDAL W A S H IN G TO N , June 7 , -UP>— Charles Lindbergh was award ed the Langley medal tor flying by Smithsonian Institution today. Only fpur other men, the two W rig h t brothers, Glenn H. Curtis and Gqatav R lffel a Frenchman, have been given thia honor. O1T TOTO P U E COUPONS ASK FOR KNITTED SPORT BUITS