At (It« Oregon Hotel— bocal • Personal Motes At the Lithia ffprthgn — •tor. and Mrs. Bart Fraley ex peat to go to Bagene soon for a visit and also to attend the wed ding of Hrs. Fraley’s brother, marshall Barber, son of Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Barber on Granite street of thta city. ThO following nahtod people are among thoto who stepped at th» U th la Springs hotel yesterday! Paul Johnaea of Philadelphia, Pa.( Mr. w u V ^ rs . H. fc.~Ham$6ad of Saw Francisco, C a l, and C f B. Gillis of Portland. Ore. ■ . , Marvel ’Corn;¡heal. l»d p le d g e Sweet oranges, 2 dot. for 4»e— huerman’s Grocery. il» - t f —BefauePman’a. , ■ t — -------------- FOft “ 6B U SH O »'’, tb e A d g i« Old time dance, Klamath Junc light .wood work cleaner. Phone tion, Friday night. Benelt Neil Creek P. T. A. 848-2 Billy Herndon, <111. .w,) « t f - S t Arrived In Ashland— ■ Mrs. Rosa Day and Mrs. Stella Johnson of Ogden, Utah, arrived la Ashland Monday and are gueets at the Benedict home on Mountain Avenue and the Redlfer home on Manzanita street. They expect to remain for about a week. "Fresh milk and cream— Schner- isn’a Grocery. i 241-tf Cliff Payne makes ladders. Clark Slnums T A t m . 4^ Clark Simona of Portland, Ore.» Is spending a tew days In Ashland looking after business Aflelrtf. Mr. Simona la very well known tai ibis city making freouent trips hare. Celebrato in one of Paulmtod’s Nifty Summer Suita. 247>tf , «S0.OO Reward mr the beet name for Billing’s New Dgnce Pavilion. Bring ybur name In' henl- ad envelope on Wed. or Sat nite. One block north ef Holland hotel. Return B ens« 248-2 Mrs. Faaay Leggett returned to her home In Ashland recently after a «eversi days visit in Lane Left for Portland— Ted Kinney, who has been, at county. Mrs. Leggett was accom panied home by her mother, Mrs. tending the/Southern Oregon Nor mal school for the past year, left Cornelias of Pleasant H ill. ' - recently* for his Jtome In Portland, Have your rose trelllee made at where be w ill spend the summer rdan’s mills. 2S5-tf vacation with hla parents. Typewriters for rent— Spedisi summer rates — Elhart’s. R. W. Campbell and v ita and Fred C. G o t and wife of Holly- wo, Cal., Arthur Olsen of Oppor tunity, Wash.. and Dr.'W. Luther Cortmander Richard B. Byrd, him to transfer to the air sei Holt and family of Loa Anfelefc. whose projected flglht tb Bhrope f t tlip navy and ba devoted Cal., are among those who regis tered at the Oregon h o to f ta^t la a f t r ^ V w ; rt t f » W M e c l e n t l f l p k ^ W j f j K w to »he s those interested In aeronautics, Is of air navigation, “ ,ght , - V n scientist, n sportsman, na avia- His Invention of the “ bu Hare your clothes cleaned this tor, an American" . gentleman, m ttan t,” which enablea $he wae$ and. arold the eelebratlcjb whose history In the develop- to obtain an artificial hoi rush. Paulserud’a. >47-|f ment of aviation is outstanding, and calculate his position, Byrd seems to have Ween born $*ther with that of a sun , I f you want-It done right tai an adventurer. ' A t * the age of «to» and a drift indicator, It to White. Wed- 11 he begged ao Insistently tbaf feaea important aids to long ha gained hla mother’s consent te»ee «1*»«- In recognltioi Will Undergo Operation-» to his making unuapal . « ^ > 2 iwund-tbs-world f r « * i AWlllty, l l ~ he ~ was Mrs. Dean Scott of thta ell will undergo an operation.fpr ai from Richmond Va., crossed the developing methods and lnstrg- pendldtls tomorrow u ie ^ fe g I continent to Ban Francisco, manta of air navigation, the Community hospital. caught a steamer for the Philip- When finally In May, 1828, he Hines and covefeT thd'poHb At Woltned M r boyish Ambition and Motored to Great» P p g e-^ the . Orient ,jn various , coasting. B »V ’ •vely over the Pole, he, Wp> 4 - B fg f* . tonal attorney, vessels. Whan « s a lly , after n th* reward of thorough and Ollie E m tylfn g of thia clt> Wad o f Burope,-be landed In A id oottrtefhnt training in prepar: motored to Grants Paas today New York, he wan Interviewed bp etion tor Jnet that particular ac- where they sp ^ ¿ s e v e r a l houqi reporters and tha story the eompllahment. looking after bustfiiss affairs, i yonngest unescorted globe trotter Now he fnees the trans- in the world wap **d<ly pub- Atlenile <li*ht, becked by all hU Bnaineae in Me d ford 1 ■ - > * lished. his accumulated fund of techal- Frank Jordan, of thta elty,' By the time he was 18 he had * > k n o w 1 e d go and further spent several hours In Medford set ns hla goal the discovery of «rengthened by experience and yesterday looking after business tha North Pole, and It was while A * h ab lt^o f, success,. I t ta no affairs. he was fitting himself f i r that «toperagemeht to Lindbergh to adventure nt the N .vnl Academy W that In .p it . of h l. smasing Sightseers to V a l l e y - that the news of Peary’s achieve- *kin “ Bn aT,ator> he knowingly Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Reed, resi ment robbed him Of Me hope of * .«hapee” In h l. lonely dents of Dunsmuir, Cal., passed being first at the top of the I t was the glorious deed through Ashland yesterday. They world i t of a youthful hero. The flight of were on a sightseeing trip of the . ’ > . .. Byrd is the well-considered effort Undismayed, the yogng map Rogue River valley. clang to h i. ambition to explore Scientist, Stopped In Ashland — Allen LnPorte of Jamestown, N. Y. stopped In Ashland recent ly to spend n few <fkya visiting his old school mate John Corso** of this city. Messrs. Coreon and. LaPorto were both graduated, from the Courtland state normal, a New' York state teachers* training In-; stltutlon. Baseball benefit dance, Jackson ; Grace Kemstrn tot Aberdeen, Springs, Wednesday night. Wash., F. B. Whitney of Portland, land, Ora. and W. B. Stevens of Sebastopol. Cal., are among these 141 Arrests Made— There was a total o f 141 arrests who stopped last night at the made daring May for violations Ashland hotel. of the state prohibition law 82 of them were participated in agents of the state prohibition de partment, according to Wm. 8. Levans, state prohibition commis sioner. Arrests of liquor law vio 238-tf lators during May resulted I q 118 convlctlone, t ^ aseemmeat of flnea , Text Books and Supplies — El- aggregating 218322. hart’s Book 8tore. Returned from Portland ~ Mr.--and Mra. L. H . Hansen of the Ashland 'jtotol returned Mon day evening from Portland, Ore gon, w h en they* spent three eir four days looking after business affairs and attending the Rose C iSrtnl. ■ ' • t VW tors Frwm K . F . — Billing’s New Dance Pavilion, <J. G. Fowler, a resident of Wed. nite. Dickey'a Dance Band, Klamath Falla, spent some time Siivin Hach, daughter of Mr. Medford. in Ashland yesterday looking after ahd Mrs. Robert W. Hach on Gran business affair* and visiting with ite street. Is working for n short friends. ‘ ..h • time at tkg Ashland creamery, Purchased DeUcatofae»— Frnnk Hamilton, who Is em ployed at the First National bank, has secured a room at the home of Mr. and M n . O. W . Long on Bast Main street. Mr. Hamilton has been staying nt the home of Mrs. R. X*. Reed on Church S t Mrs. Beit Garnett and M n . George O. Cormany have purchas ed M rt. W . A. Cermany’s Prlde- p-West delicatessen In Johnson’s market, and are now In charge. M n . Garnet has been In the res taurant business la Ashland tor two years.— Medford Mall Trib une. Cars Reg is tered ZYIRW r m n A m / CELEBRATION Ashland folks; wfll have a real, old-fgahioned July Fourth, .ao- cording to announcement made at noon today by J. H. Fuller, Cham ber of Commerce secretary. The celebration will be a nhton affair with the folks of the Talent Irrigation District and w ill ba hold at Hiatt Dam. an idtol location for the event. ’ r lr * '. There w ill be Are works, plenty of barbecued meat, whtob la al ready on Ice for the affair, and plenty of entertainment for every one. Committees are to be appointed and everything whipped into shape for the big affair within the next two weeks,- Crystal Cave Death Recalled INVENTO R« BUSY LOS ANGBLE8, JSne B lr-O P ) (IP) — Another invention to mahe trans-odean flying safer has been perfected, according to word re ceived here. , Uncle Sam has introduced a new method of radio steering contrqj which, it Is hoped, w ill preclude any possibility of avia tors losing their hearings on long flights across water or land. Fog, mist and stormy weather will, hold no threats Of disaster to flyers through loss of bearings, pro- vlded'-tbey Utilise the new radio device. > .¡¿' * Oronite CLEANING FLUID Something New A perfect non-explosive cleaner for silks and Biting, furts, gl/rvei, hats, rugs, upholstery etc. Lithia Springs Pharmacy YOUTH PLANS FLIGHT ., Mira. Levi Stovens of Klamath Fall» spent tha peat week-end in thia elty visiting Mrs. L. J. Heer VlsUlag a t Dean H eine Mrs. Myrtfe Week» o f Portland, on High street. Mrs. Stevens and Ore., is in Ashland vislting at the Mrs. Heer enjoyed Sunday on home o f Mr. apd Mrs. Harris Dean Bogue river. on. Oraalta Street and atteadlng the summer aeeglon at the South Visitor to Ashland— Mr«. Eugene Harris of Dnns- ern Oregon Normnl School. rtntr, Cal., was In Ashland re- fefetatly vlalttng with friends. Visitors In AshMad— Mr» and. Mrs. F- B. Ralgnet w l Bead, T. H. Morby of Salem and Misa Nits Northrup spent the Mr. and Mrs. L. D. W inter and children of Manhffeld are tUOUff the Oregon people who spent yee- eats in California, retnrned to terday In Ashland visiting the ^phland Sunday evening in order to attend the summer session at cHr'nnd Lithia Fnrk. w Southern Oregon Normal aohool. where ahe4a a student. Peterson WU1 Talk— 1 Fred Petorsoa. county aohool superintendent of Klamath coun Removed From Hospital— ty,, will talk an the oounty nait Mts. Cordelia Hornell, who has plan In Klamath at the U. 8. hotel been a patient nt the Community in Jaoksonvllle, thta evening nt 8 Itobferttat tor some time. Is suffle- o’clock. fa'ttUy recovered to be removed One hundred and tour out-ot- statè touripto »topped in Ashland yesterday to register their ears Spending Few Days at Ink«' Nate Simpkins, his brother-in- at the lpcal Chamber of Com- law, Brnest Maas and Mrs. Her bert Toomey and little daughter Patricia left.last eveniag to r the Lake of the Woods where they Mm. B. W. MeadoVs, a resident w ill spend a few days ou a pleas Of Butte Falls, Ore., ta spending ure trip. the day In Ashland shdpping and transacting business. froda tlfe hospital to the Lockhart hdtae oh the Boulevard. HONOLULU,,T. H„ June 21 New 0 . D. Wool Blankets (IP) — Martin Jensen, a modest youth whose career has been pledged to nvintlon, has left for the mainland to Complete prepara tions for an attempt to fly from California to Honolulu. Regulation Site 8 1-2 IB. weight-at the low priee Remember They Are New And In Perfect *Coridilidn e Made By The Best Woolen Mills ARMY GOODS STORE Do not atnw away from the golf, course because yon have no special golf clothes, says the boosters. Some of them say, taopr- Biggest Little Store in Town. Open Eveningff. FISHING TACKLE AND LICENCE ever. tbat loud eocks, and drill ing four-plus and sweaters makes 00 »Jw better.------ --------- --v ------- Fanners Attention! Look at your mower» for broken and worn parts before catting commences. W e keep In stock repairs tor any or most of mower’s made. Garden tools, hose, InwM mowers, fencing and posts of every description. PeiPs Comer DR. SCHOLL’S FOOT B. Eases The Feet In Hot Weather i A Valuable Foot Remedy And Toilet Requisite OVERLAND SHOE SHOP Visiting Relative»— John and Charles Haney of thia city were la the vicinity of Forest Grove and Portland last week vistttag relatives. HLTOM B O U IN MEN OF STEEL SATURDAY ONLY Final Clearance on Ladles Spring Coats Just R ight For The Cool Evenings And Mornings Olouds with Silver with an acoonnt at this Word has been received In Ash land that Leslie Heer. hen of Mra. L. J. Heer on High street, an<j Raymond MeOeo. ton of M r. and Mm. J. H. MeGee on Vtata street, who loft Ashland last Saturday, are now working l a King*» valley, Oregon. JULY FOURTH EVEN WORM HAS FRIENDS . MOSCOW, Juqe 16— (IP)— A- mld a flutter of congratulatory foreign telegrams, the Soviet Helminthological Institute has celebrated Its 10 th anniversary. In case you don’t know, this is the scientific group which studies the home life and habits- of the Artie. After completing the „ut who neverth»less takes no Here’s Gene Tunney, the cham worms. routine courses of tlto navy, dbahee that prudence and fore- pion, and the ax which he is LIGHT SURVBY MADB wielding at Speculator, N. Y „ aa Byrd’s Interest In aviation caused flg h t. can avoid. a part of hla training parapher Traffic officer/ Monday evening nalia- Tunney la strengthening made a survey of light adjust his shoulder and arm muscles for ments of autoa turning o f - the hla next fight by chopping wood. plasa onto Main street, end out of Spent Week-Bnd Here— Mrs. Daisy McGarry et the IAthla Springs pharmacy, accom panied by Mlsg Eline Anderson, sister of Miss Helen Anderson, dead of women at the Southern Cffegon Normal school, were In Medford last night to attend "Otis Skinner’* nt |he Crsterian theatre.. Trains M W M O M U * ) bank. Regular deposits today will dispel the shadows from yonr tomorrows. Soft Tailored Coats That Will N et You A Saving Of The Citizens Bank ‘T H E COATS” Are Ready , ' . ‘T H E PRICES” Are Slashed Get Yours Now At Ashland, Oregon $1« - $1150 - $17.50 Screen We Give 1 Bet Screen Door Fixtures r FREE With The Next Dozen Doors Sold W a t ffWi »Tfl f W i owA? Get Yonr Free Coupons Ask Fòr Them See The Priced In The Window -