MONDAT. Jaa* M , lOST
ASHLAND DAILY TIDIXGS
New Face Powder Culmination Of Three Romances
Add Zest To Big London Season
MELLO-GLO, the new wonderful
At Tlw Llthia Springs—
The following people are a
mong those who spent the week
end at the Lit h la Springs hotel:
Mrs. W. O. Josephsen of San
Francisco, Cal., Barbara B. 8ny
der of Portland, Ore., and Mrs
H. Weftenburg of Portland, Ore
French- Process Face Powder, la
preferred by nurse* because of
!ts purity, and they say It does
not make the skin dry and drawn.
Stays on longer, keeps shine
away, and is very beneficial to
50c Klenzo Tooth Taste, 2 for
the complexion. You will bene-
file at the Rexall Store, Thurs
flciel to the complexion. You Wo
day, Friday and Saturday.
.will love MELLO-GLO when you
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Tourists Trade P icking Up—
8tatod Communication af Alpha
Chapter No. 1 O. B. S. tomorrow
(Tuesday) June 21 at 8 p. m. Re-
CraahBMBta. Visitors welcome.
¿Jhr order ot the Worthy Matron.
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Leah M. Caldwell. Sec y.
Oeste T o Statttle—
Elisabeth Richardson of
th e faculty of the Southern Ore-
gMg Normal school, has gone to
Seattle to spend the few days be-
teee opening 'of the summer ?es-
alojl. Hiss Richardson will not
return to the Ashland Normal in
Off fall, as she has accepted a
position In the University of
Washington, at Seattle.
Jlr. and Mrs. V. y . Mills are
spending a few day3 in Portland
looking after business affairs. ,
Arrived la MedWed— r ; •
George B. Idenhower of
Ashland arrived’ ip Moot or d Fri
The tourist trade through Ash
land
is picking up considerably,
Returned From Portland—
according
to the reports from lo
Dr. and Mrs. E. B. Angell
have returned to their home on cal hotel men.
Vista street from Portland, Ore.,
1-2 lb. Chocolate bars, 2 for
where they have spent the past
36c.
The Rexall one cent sale,
few days looking after business
affairs and attending the Rose Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
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Carnival. While In Portland, Dr.
Angell had at least an opportu
nity to take part in the course -Mrs. D'Autremont Here —
Mrs. • Belle D'Autremont of
offered by Dr. Bennett of the
I-akewood,
New Mexico, mother
National College in Ohio.
of Hugh D'Autremont, who Is
Fresh milk and cream— Schuer being tried in Jacksonville for
man's Grocery.
24G-ÍI the murder of Coyle O. Johnson,
spent ‘ several hours in Ashland
Saturday
evening shopping.
Attended G am e Yesterday—
The following local people mo
36c Rexall Shaving Cream, 2
tored to Klamath Falls yester
for 36c. The Rexall one cent sale,
day to attend the baseball game
between that city and Ashland: Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
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Melvin Kaegi, Earl Snyder, A.
S,M-nt W eek-End Here —
Ntninger, O. T. Bergner, Dorothy
Miss Helen Walker, who is em
Nlr.lngar. Mona Conlpgue. Ben
ployed
at the county courthouse
Bowers, Frank Fehlge, Burnle
In Jacksonville, spent the week
Burnett, Ann Jordan and Emma
end in Ashland visiting her par-
Jenkimr,"— ’—
v ~ — r*~
ents Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Walker
Have your rote trijjise made at on Liberty street.
day night after attend ink the
council of the Assembly- of (fed,
v U f t recently closed Its session
In Seattle. Mr». Icenhower is Jordan's mills.
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pester of the large >t*nt-sprvlces
bOJtac held In the vicinity of the
pent office. -Modford Dally News.
L. J. Jacobs and son Rudolph
of Klamath Falls, who have been
Sweet oranges,- 2 Hex.’for 49c
visiting In Portland for the past
fjchuerman’s Grppery.
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week or ten days, stopped in
Ashland yesterday on their ra
V M ted In Medford—
i l rr. lome. Mrs. Jac b* ar.d
T helm | Peroni, dáOght
daughter Mrs. John Enders of
of -Hr: add" Mrs. D. P eroni • Ashland, who accompa ie-l thini
Granite street; who recently re-,
Poi Hand, will remai 1 there for
turned ) o n e fr o » the University a short time
oPOregon at Eugene, spent Fri
day evening in Medford visiting
Fly-Toll Spray gun and half
her friend Miss Arlelne Butler. (pint spray, 45c. Schucrman’s.
M in Peroral will attend summer
school at Stanford and Miss But
ler at the University of Oregon, At Lake of The Woods —
where she Is also « student.
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Isaac of
Isaac's Dry Goods store on Main
I am running out of furnished street spent . the week-end at
Celebrate In one of Paulserud's
Nifty Summer Suits.
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Will Not Be d’nndldatc —
E. Eugene Chadwick, for more
than six years secretary of t’.e
Eugeua Chamber of Commerce,
has announced that he would not
bo a candidate for re-election at
the annual meeting In September.
Llthia Pharmacy
East Side Pharmacy
Cliff Payne makes step-ladders.
I*»ft This Morning—
’ Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Stoddard,
son LeClaire and daughter Berna-
dlne, who: have spent the past
few days in Ashland visiting Mrs.
Stoddard’s sister and
husband
Mr. and Mrs. C. I. J. Porter on
North Main street, left this morn
lng for their home in Cour ’D
Alene, Idaho.
Motored To Klamath Fall»— \
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Murphy and
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Carlton of
Ashland motored to Klamath
Falls yesterday to attend the
baseball game between that city
and Ashland.
Made Trip To C. I t . —
George O’Neil of the Oregon
Journal and ,E. TZ Cope OF tile
Poihland News, who are in Med
ford to cover the D’Autremont
rial for their papers, made a trip
to Crater Lake over the week
end.
They expected to hike
part of the way to the lake on
account of the snow still blocking
the road from Anna Springs
camp.
Have your clothes cleaned this
week and avoid t^e celebration
rush. Paulserud’s. '
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Let the UNION write yoar fall
•overage automobile Insurance.
' eo. of coarse.
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Rom e From C ollege—
Artro Swingle, who has been
attending school at O. A. C. has
houses again.
List yours. Aeh- Lake of the Wao£a....They Are roturned to . Ashland to spend
land Realty Co.
245-3t expected to return to Ashland his summer vacation kero
sometime this evening.
Normal School Text-Books
Elhart's
Book Store.
Marvel Corn jneal, 10c package
Schuerman’s.
Finishing To-Day
One Increasing
1, Purpose
With
Xdmnnd Lowe
Tb-MorrowAnd Wednesday
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Klamath Girl Here—
Edith Jones has come to Ash-
Returned Yesterday—
lind
from Klamath Falls to at
Mr. and Mrs. O. F. Carson of
tend
the Southern Oregon Nor
Ashland returned yesterday, from
M< Minnvllle, Ore., where they mal School.
have spent the past few weeks
Normal Text Books and Sup
looking after business affairs
ies
— Elhart’e Book Store.
and on a pleasure trip. Mr. Car-
son reports the crops In that
Students
Head°’inrtors
for
section to be In splendid condi
Elhart’s
Books
and
Supplies
tion. this year’s crop being better
Bobit
Store.
thru It has been for tho past two
years, and the business activi
ties very good, considerable S|x*Ht Week-End Here '
Kate Marsh, a resident of Ban
building going on.
don. Ore., spent the week-end it
Read a book a week during va- this city visiting friends.
TEARS
Today was a ilay of tears
In the old courthouse at
Jacksonville.
There were tears in the
voices of attorneys fighting
over the right of Hugh D’
Autremont to live, and there
were tears in the eyes of the
women intimately associated
with the case.
¿There never wps a man
accused of murder who did
n o t h r l n c HOT row to gome wo-
man, Prosecutor Roberts said.
He asked the * spectators
t/ir. remember the other-pie-
ture— that ot the four wid
ows of the murdered train
men.
LONDON. June 20.—Three real
romances, in engh of which strong
jarental disapproval was over
come by ruse or by varying de
grees of open defiance, have cast
a rosy glow over the present Lon
don social season.
Three romances may not bf
many in a city of 7,500,000; but
these were in smart society, and
they were brought off by thb
parties most directly concerned
despite all sort« of d ifficu lty .
First there was that of Miss
Mary Ashley, one of the wealth
iest heiresses in Great Britain,
gnd Captain Alexander Cunnlng-
'iam Reid, M. P. - This one began
pben Captain Reid was secretary,
a year ago, fo Miss Ashley's fath
er*— Colonel WUlfred Ashley,
thpn minister of transport In the
government.
The rumor of their engagement
was published several weeks ago,
tnd denied, late/ it was officially
announced. Now they are mar
ried.
Miss Marcella Duggan, heiress
laughter of the socially exclusive
Marchioness Curzon, accepted the
proposal of Edward Rice, a young
practically unknown lawyer.
Here there was real opposition.
The Marchioness demanded that
Miss Duggan break the engage
ment. Miss Duggan refused- The
Marchioness, deciding to try coer
cion, ordered Miss Duggan to her
.•oom. Miss Duggan went’. But
before the family butler, sent In
her wake to lock her in, had ar
rived — Miss Duggan was out
again and on the way to the
house of friends, where she stay-
ad until after an interval of sev
eral days the Marchioness an
nounced the engagement.
Now they, ,100, are married.
The "third* ro,mar.co is that of
Viscount Weymouth, son and heir
af the Marquess of Bath, and V»e
Honorable Daphne Vivian, daugh
ter of Lord Vivian.
The rumor of this engagement
first floated around a year ago.
But It was denied, and the Vis
count went ranching In the far
wost. He carve back from the
United States a coufcle of months
ed again. Both tho Marquess and
again. Both the Marquess and
Bath and Lord Vivian officially
denied It. Now tho formal an
nouncement of the enrag'—
io mado. a:vl iheymro to bo mar
ried soon.
Decked Out Like A Foreign General
Willi Badges Galore, World War Vet
Makes Long Hike From Home
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M i l t o n Si I/o ¡” Mon o f S to o l
good town for Its size and has a
splendid hotel.” '
Barker ¿aid Tie was serving with
the A. E. F. In France when he
was shell shocked and lost his
hearing and his speech. He serv
ed in the navy for a short time
before the war, .he said.
The badges he wears on his
coat attract a lot of attention, and
ho Is frequently offered mnny
’■ides, he said.
Jaunt.
Barker was at on£ time on tho
Tiro department force at Greens-
l^-ro and consequently feels a cer
tain comradehip with firemen and
officials,
Tho young man. Bronzed by his
travels, in tho last three and a
half months, said that he was
part Cherokee, and with his swar,-
Oiy complexion and darjt hair
looked the part. (
"I am a studont of human na-
which was attached probably 75 turo, nnd It stands me in good
police and fire badges from an stead an I travel about. I have
equal number of cities from the met governors and other officials
Atlantic to the Pacific coast. Bark- and I am always accorded the
nr Immediately attracts attention, most courteous treatment-,” he
His collection of badges was in- said.
creased here when Chief of Po-
He.. does not carry much ¿quip-
lice McNabb presented him with ment with hi / , but a well bound,
a jiiiny "Aahland Police” emblem |black heath, he JflteyAto.ftgfllMPfr,
wlii.-h he addeir to his¡ already'j'b>
Is * dtrectory of all cities
large collection.
1 in the United States, so he usually
- Hiking alone for nearly 8,000
miles is a task which the average
person possessed of all of his
senses might hesitate to under
take, but being deaf and dumb
has meant nothing in the way of
a handicap • to John Barker of
Greensboro,
North
Ohrolino,
World War veteran, who spent
Saturday night and Sunday in this
A n o th e r c o lle c tio n o f w h ic h h e 1 lia s
a
p re tty
good
id e a
of
B
th e
w
proud is that of a possible 1 sort of a town he. is going* into
200 buttons from firemen and po- before be arrives.
lieemen. collected' on his loner He said Ashland Is “a mighty
"I value friendship and respect
above all else” be says, "but some
how really true friends are not
so frequently found.” Barker has
a good education and bis long
Jaunt is taken principally because
he wanted to see this country.
Friendly, good-natured, with a
healthy interest in everything he
see. Baker will have gained
much when he returns to bis
North Carolina home.
Hotel Arcade And Apartments
With Bath, Single, »2.00 and 22.25— Double 78e Extra, No Ups
Without Bath, Single. 21.25 and 21.5<T—Double 50c Extra
No Ups
When in Klam ath Falls for a week or more, try our
completely furnished APARTMENTS. Everything
new and up to date nt very low rates. We furnish
everything hut the Groceries. INVESTÍGATE
Screen Doors
Gccd Variety
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FR E E
W ith The - Next Duzen Doors Sold
Carson-Fowler Lumber Co
Lindbergh Is Given Gotham’s Greeting
DR. SCHOLL’S FOOT BALM
Eases The Feet In Iiot W eather
A Valuable Foot Remedy And Toilet Requisite
OVERLAND SHOE SHOP
ration—from Elhart's Rental Li
Waffle Hupper—
brary.
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Visitors From K. F.—
Louise C. Unueller and L. O.
Shirley of Klamath Falls were In
Mr. and Mm. Roy Gearhart Ashland yesterday and this morn
and family and Mrs. Elsie Me ing visiting the city and looking
Ewen and son Albert ot Ashland after business affairs.
and Forest Gearhart and daugh
Don’t forget wafNe supper to-
ter of Centerville. Iowa, who are
spending several days In Ashland n'gbt at Civic Club House, 5:30
visiting Mr. Gearhart’s brothers to 8 o’clock, 50c.
and sister, spent the week-end
Cars Registered —
at Crescent City, on the coast.
One Hundred out-of-town tour
Dance Jackson Springs. Merry ist« stopped In Ashland Saturday
to register their cars at the local
Macks will play tonight.
Chamber of Commerce on the
At Crescent City—
Pick aired Yesterday—
New 0 . D. Wool Blankets
Regulation Size 3 1-2 lb. weight at the low price
Remember They Are New And Tn Perfect Condition
Made By The Best Woolen Mills
ARMY GOODS STORE
Biggest L ittle Store in Town. Open Evenings.
FISHING TACKLE AND LICENCE
riasa.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Madden
Cliff Payne makes French doors.
and Mrs. D. B. Hannah of this
city spent the day yesterday pick*
n Icing on Wagner creek, Just Waffle Hopper —
Don’t forget waffle supper to
north pf town. Mrs. Hannah Is
a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mad night at Civic Club House, 5: JO
to 8 o’clock, 20c.
den.
Returned Home—-
Albert McEwen, son of Mrs.
Elsie McEwen of this city, has
returned home from Napa, Cal.,
Returned From P o r t la n d -
Mrs. Judd Mill.-r has returned where he has spent the past few
to her home on Fifth street from months visiting his grandparents.
For Sunday’s enjoyment,
that new record—at Elhart’s.
OOMS
Portland. Ora., where she visited
relatives and attended the Rose
Dsnce
Jackson Springs to-
night.
Purchased Chevrolet
Tbeobe Anderson
street has purchased 1
i-olet sedan from Dsn
FOR YOUR PROTECTION
Baseball benefit dance, Jackson
Springs. Wednesday night.
Visiting H ob and Wife —
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shinn of
Lyudea, Wash., arrived In Ash
land Saturday and will spend
several days visiting their son
and wife. Dr- ahd Mrs. Nell
Shinn on Oak strdet.
Automotive Shop on
Waffle gappee
Don’t forget waffle su,
One cent sale at the Rexall
Store Thursday, Friday and Sat night nt Civic Clab Hom
urday.
2 4 7 -lt te I o'clock, 60c.
Ask Us About Safety Deposit Boxes
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’’The most tumultuous welcome New York ever gave any man — that s the way the metropolis
welcome to Charles Lindbergh was described by those who ,saw It. Here is a glimpse of It— a look
Into the canyon of lower Broadway as the young flyer rode up to receive the city’s official greeting.
Lindbergh is In the limousine behind the'float: note how the ticker tape and torn paper, thrown
from windows tn the towering office buildings, makes the air look as If there was a blinding snow
storm. It took 8000 police to maintain order in lower New York while this parade was in progress
The Citizens Bank
Ashland, Oregon.
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