Hom«' from 8. F<— hoeal ; Personal flotes Mrs. Audrey Trobee returned yesterday from San Francisco, where she had been called by the Illness of her brother. Grizzled Miner Gives Dramatic Indentification Former Local Man And Bride Visit Ashland Leave for Vacation— “Know him, of course* I know Q > Mr*. L. K. M erritt andaon left him, by the glitter in his eye. If L today for Portland to spend their he had pointed a gun at yon, you vacation this summer. Portland Folks H ero too would know him,” shouted Regiat rat Ions at C of G— Mrs. Heckman of Portland, Ore G. J. Parker, miner of more than «, 125 out-of-state cark registered half a century, according to bis ® gon and Mr. and Mrs. Bunning at the Chamber of Commerce yes Report Rale— of Cornelius, Oregon were Ashland terday. The Claycomb garage reports own testimony; as he pointed an visitors Wednesday. the sale of a Fordson tractor and accusing finger at the defendant. It was an intensely* dramatic Have ycur clothes cleaned for darby wheels and disc plow equip More delightful summer even vacation time. Pauleorud’s. ment to the Williams brothers. moment as the grizzled old min Inga, when you own a Ukulele— er leaped from the witness chair, T1 241-tf Elhart'a. .walked until he was directly fac- ec Gc to Klam ath Fall»— Go to Lake o f the Wood»— Mr. B. E. Jordan and family on fng Hugh,, then made the post- * f Let the UNION write your full be Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Briggs and Scenic Drive left yesterday for tive, forceful statement. coverage automobile insurance. Wm. Briggs left today to apend Klamath Falla, where Mr. Jordan Slightly deaf. It was with dlffl- mi .Tee, of course. 12-tt the week-end a t Lake of the Is employed. cvlty he was questioned, and fro- im nuently his repllcn caused a titter th Woods. ' To Attend Roar Festival— of amusement to be heard about <h< From Talent— Mrs. A. B. Patterson and Miss the* courtroom. Judge Thomas How good news does spread! Wllliah Bruce of Talent was Margaret Churchman left Tues General Gasoline Is still the best. Ashland visitor today, was obliged at one time to halt di; day for Portland to visit relatives 'he proceedings and warn the ball- wa 239-Fr1.-Tues and attend the Rose Festival. •ffs If they failed to perform their ’.n, Rrtnrne Home — • Loral lUry Fleeted President— Mrs. A. A. Madden returned to duties, other bailiffs who could tlo There are many hours of . Bugetie Detrlck. son of Mr. and her home here yesterday even keep the crowd, silent would bo’ na joyment in a 76c Novel— See , . n»t Mrs. R. E. Detrick, has been ing, after visiting last week at called. hart's Saturday. As he left the stand, the old gr< elected president of Rho Chi. na ?ho home of Mrs. Besslo M iller at man caused further amusement net tional honorary pharmacentlal fra Jacksonville. See Paulsernd's 220 and 225 ternity at Washington State col when he demanded to to know 111 special on summer suits. the whereabouts of his hat, do-, wh lege for the coming year. Brotherhood Meet»— 241-tf The Fraternal Brotherhood or daring In a loud voice, and with Parabase Motor Oil, 100 per ganization met at the home of an indignant manner, that some- ho V talli ng Here— be cent parafine base. At General In F. L. Nutter Thursday evening one had taken it.. Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Anderson dependent dealers. 239-Fri-Tues for the regular meeting. After of Simol. California, and Mrs. An down room for the normal school 'he business session a social hour derson's sister, Mrs. Delia Ter- athletes. The cost of moving it I am running out of furnished was enjo>*ed. williger of Ager, Cal., are visit houses again. might make the move Inadvisable, List yours. Ash- ing friends here this week. Mr. land Realty Co. however. 245-.lt At Hotel Ashland— and Mrs. Anderson are former C. B. Tuttles, San Francisco, S. residents of Ashland. Here for Cabaret' M. Solar. New York, Mr. and Mrs. Orchardtsts are advised by Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Sabin of F. F. King, Yakima. Wash., P. L. County Agent Inskeep of Clacka C liff- Payne makes forms, Klamath Falls were in Ashland Montgomery, Los Angeles and Mr. mas. to apply the first codling yesterday evening for the Lithian and Mrs. Lincoln Tyler, Sekttla, moth cover spray as soon as pos Fly-Toll Spray gun and Cabaret. Mr. Sabin Is secretary of wero stopping at the Ashland sible now, as the adult moths have pint spray, 46c. Schuerman's. tho Klamath Falls Chamber of Hotel yesterday. been flying about for 3everal days. Commerce. Powdered lead arsenate Is the Former Resident Hero ■ standard control material. The Word Received Dickey's dance band at Billings Roy Hale of Klamath Falls, a Word has been received here now dance pavilion, Medford, Sat former As’aland resident, is vislt- usual dilution Is two pounds to 100 gallons of spray solution. In that Miss Beulah Medley, under urday nite. Prljea. ’r s friends here this* week. those regions where wormy apples went an operation for appendicitis ir e particularly difficult to pre la a Seattle hospital' last week. Mr. Fuller Returns— Visiting at Prospeet' vent, the lead arsenate should be Miss Medley was graduated from Mr. J. H. Fuller returned today Mrs. Manley Conley and chil the Ashland high school last year. from Monmouth, where he attend dren are visiting relatives In 'ncreased to three or four pounds to the 100 gallons. ed the commencement exercises Prospect this week. < Have your rose trellise made at for the Oregon Normal school with Jordan's mill*. 235-tf the board of régents. Mr. Fuller Registerod at the Ltthla Springs Watqr Mlkspb, who formerly worked In the First National bank In this city, and his wife were visiting In ^.shland yester day, while enroute to Stanford university where M r. Mlksch will promise a 70 to J | per cent yield continue bis studies during the compared with last year. summer in the languages In or der to complete his degree work M r. Mlksch, is the son of Mr. and Mr*. L. Mlksch of th olty- He left Ashland about five years ago after several years em ployment at the local bank. H graduated from Linfield college and then taught school at Mil waukie, Ore. ' This year he will teach at Linfield College. Ho and Miss Stewart, of Port land, were married June 8th. fruit C rop WILL BE BIG 0 . A. 0. Expert Predicts Big Apple Production— Pears Lighter Leaver for Home— / Miss S it e Allen, who has been attending the normal school here for the past winter, le ft yester day for her home at Lostine. Miss Allen will stop ta Portland to v M t the Rose Festival. • The public library will be clos ed oa Sunday afternoon during the balance of this month, and also through July and August. IDAHO FOLKS HERB t Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Elhart, of Beuell, Idaho, and Mr. and Mrs. Milton Lester, of Caldwell, Idaho, are visiting with Mr. and Mft. H. H. Elhart. H. a STOCK MORTICIAN « Helene Diede Licensed Lady Aselztant Deputy Coroner Office “ Bloom Silk" Dresses EXQUISITE COLORINGS— EMBROIDERED - THREE PIECE E N S E M B L E S — TWO PIECE EFFECTS AND TAILORED SILK DRESSES Remember Father’s Day June 19th * j also visited the Rose Show while Hotel— Among those registered at the he was in Portland. I?thia Springs Hotel are Mr. and Billing’s New Dance Pavilion, Mrs. G. S. Wes.t and son, Berke Medford, Sat. nite. Dickey's dance ley. W. E. Adklnson, Oakland, H. band. Prizes. 245-2t Shaff, New York City, Mrs. B. A. Rice and daughter, Romona, Cal., Stopping nt th e Oregon—* Mr. and Mrs. j . J. Yulll and eon, R. W Rngnts, Los Angeles, Mr. Hpllywood, Miss Blanche W il end Mrs. J. W. Owens, Ban Frép- liams, Santa Barbara, and C. H. elsco, Mr. and Mrs. S.^Mlller and Berlline, W alla W alla, Wash. family, New York, Mr. and Mm. R. L. Gorill, Huyter. W. Va., and From Artaona— Cora Crosby,’ Oroville, Cal., were Mr. and Mrs. Dave Struthers ¿registered at Hotel ‘Oregon yestér- Tombstone, Arizona are vtolt- day. * hg at the home of Mrs. Struther’s Don’t forgot the Program Dance at I. Q, O. F. HaH*Tu*a- day. June 21st for benefit of Ashland Community Chest. Men 50 cents; Ladles 25c. Special Purchase Coddling Moth Spray Time Here Home grown peas, Schuerman. sizes being expected to develop. P ru n « , about e« per cent of last year’s production, but sizes prom ise to be large. Cherries, a light crop is expected, hardly 25 per cent of last year. Strawberries, a heavy crop. Loganberries, after the heavy yield of last year and >the winter injury in many fields, the crop this year may not reach 50 per cent of 1225. Raspberries * Miller’s Toggery “ H ab -a-d ash In n ” Mrs. Lester You Must See These To Really Appreciate Them Showing Them Today The First Time GE^F YOUR FAVORITE » 1 DRESS HERE Regular $22.50 and $24.50 Selling Special At Is a sister of Mr. Elhart. COATS 245-3t 114ter. Mrs. Jo|tn Daugherty on From McCloud— Mountain avenue. Miss Jane J. B. Frlgell of MeCloud, Cal., CiMhtng, daughter of Mrs. John DUI pickles In the bulk. Schuer- za. 235-tf wan in town today bn business. Daugherty is visiting at her par ents home from Torrington, Wy oming. rments Must Go! Get Your Free Coupons — Ask For Them Arrived In A s h la n d - THE THEATER BEAUTIFUL FINISHING TO-DAY HEY HEY COWBOY WITH HOOT GIBSON TO MORROW ONLY Mr. and Mrs. Elisha W hite of Boise, Idaho, arlved In Ashland to visit their daughter. Miss Eva L. Whits, who Is a member of the faculty of the Southern Oregon Normal school, for two weeks. Mr. White Is j i member of the G. A. R. and was a bodyguard at Lincoln's funeral. On their re turn home, Mr. and Mrs. White will visit their son, C. W. White li< Portland. Included in this special lot are Tub Silks, Crepes, Fiate Crejies and Wool Dresses. Values up to $22.50. T E L L you Umt our next ONM-CENT sale will BE held next Thursday, Friday AND Saturday, June 9S, »4, and M . At which TIME the little IF flp S o m e Wonderful Bar- gains in this special {lot. Gorgette Crepes * Flat Crepes - Tub Silks. Every dress new Hiis season, come and look these over, your size might be among them. Values up to $29.75. IN S IG N IFIC A N T penny IS goln« to have J£2»T • • much buying power A s your quarters and / 40 COATS IN A CLEAN-UP SALE AT JUST REGULAR PRICES-EVERY ONE A NEW SPRING GARMENT IN BOTH DRESS AND SPORT STYLES, FULLY LINED—SOME WITH FUR COL- v L A R S - D O N ’T MISS THIS EVENT! ' ' CROOKS. are at large. Nothing is safe, not even your laughs so prepare to lose them! WITH GEO. J. HAYES AT THE ORGAN McNAIR BROS; The Auto P ark One of the best assets a community can have is a pleasant Auto Park, for visi tors remember, and carry word home to others who may come, whenever they find attractive stopping places. TOBY my that the AMERICAN penny has gone (XIMPLETELV out of STYLE and that It to ONLY good these DAYS to take to Sunday SCHOOL, B at the UOLKS who believe that HAVE never attended 'A Reanll O ne-O at Sale and We Jnst want to 200 New Summer Wash D resses At The Special Low Price $1.98 Voils - Dimitv - Prints - Broadclothv Cotton Pongees For Ashland’s beautiful Auto Park is re nowned both as the first in the United States and as one of the most attractive. Therefore, it may be counted as a very real community asset, of especial value at this season. We know that thousands of visitors will appreciate the cool shade and clear stream during the next few months.« and Ashland hopes that our own home-county neighbors will frequently come to spend th* day at Lithia Park and the picnic ground. F irst N a n w S S n ïî A l B ank ASHLAND OREO ON