Leaving This Eventaff
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. JBriggs and
family, who reside in the Bellview
district, Just south of town, are
leaving this evening for the Lake
ef the Woods, where they will
OTTAW A. Ontario, Ju ly 2— (IP>
fpend the Fourth of Ju ly vaca­
— Lieut. Thad Johnson, piloting
tion.
an army airplane from Selfridge
Field. Michigan, as a part of the
escort to Col. Chas. A. Lindbergh,
Mias Mary Ann Adams, who is crashed at the air field here to­
teaching this year la the Klamath day and was killed; Johnson died
Falls schools, is spending sev­ enroute to the hospital. Lind­
eral days . in this city visiting bergh started to leave the field
wth friends. Miss Adams foW when Johnson crashed. He re­
merly taught In the Ashland turned to the fallen plans and
schools.
spoke regretfully o f the accident,
but said that the plans for the
tour would he carried out as or­
Visited In A s h la n d -
iginally
planned. Johnson Jump­
Wilhelm Poasell and Harold
Fridegar, of Wapakoneta. Ohio, ed from the plane but the para­
who have been vlaiting In Med­ chute failed to work and hit the
ford with relatives of Mr. Fride­ ground In sight of 26,000 people.
gar, spent Friday afternoon In
this city with- Regina Johnsoa,
“ C A M E T H E D AW N , E T C .’’
former resident of Wapakoneta,
A new • camera makes home
Mr. Poesell and Mr. F rld e ga rle ft
Medford Saturday morning for movies possible in four, minutes.
Crater Lake where they planned But they'll surely fall because the
to spend a short time before con­ lady in the adjacent slat won't be
tinuing on their way to Washing­ there to read the titles aloud—
ton where they will visit before And no movie can get very far
starting on their return trip to which doesn’t bring “ into hie val­
ley of divine love a human Jackal
Ohio.
talking — — Of course, t h e r e
need be no lack of comedy as
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE TIDINGS long as the pantry holds out.
Lindbergh Air
W A SH IN G T O N . Ju ly 2.— (IP>—
The comptroller of Currency. Id-
Escort Killed day leaned a call lor a report of
Expect to Leave—
Mr. and Mrs. C. E . Smith, who
have resided on Fairview street
for the past year, expect to leave
this week for Enterprise, Oregon,
where they will visit for a abort
time. Mr. and Mrs. Smfth will
then visit the coast sections of
this stats with a view to locating
Danos— Billings new dance pa­
•
vilion. Medford. Dickey’s Dance there.
Band, tonight.
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Mr. and Mrs. F . L . Davie, from
Powers, Oregon, arrived in Ash­
land this morning to spend the
wash t il l with their eon end his
wtte, Mr. and Mrs. C . K . Davis, of
the Raggedy Ann Sweet Shop.
•Have your rose treilles made at
Jordan's mills.
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Tlmwe Week’s Ontiag— ,
Rev. and Mrs. T. H. Temple of
the First Methodist church in
Medford and Mr. and Mrs. Allen
McGee, also of Medford, expect to
leave Monday for a three week’s
outing oa Rogue River, a short
distance above McCloud, Californ­
ia.’ Mr. McGee la a brother of J .
Andrew McGee of Ashland.
Bicycle repairing nt 1*2 Sher­
man St. Moderate prices. 264-2«
Will Arrive—
Mr. and Mrs. Logan Julian and
little son of Portland, Oregon,
were expected to arrive in Ash­
land thia week to visit at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. L . Mlksche
on Fairview street.
Slim Jim Pretael Sticks— The
new Pretael— Schuerman’s.
.Historical Pamphlet Wanted
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Copy wanted of Transactions of
Oregon Pioneer Association for
For sale, cherries for canning.
1P*<; also bound volume of Cheap. Ashland Fruit and Pro.
Transactions of 1878 to 1888. Assn.
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State price. F . L . Perkins, 806
Bedell Bldg., Portland.
268-1 Harry Foley la M e d fo r d -
Harry Foiej , the big right­
Dance Jackson's Springs Sat. hander who pitched tor the Med­
ta.
266-4t ford Pearpickera last year, ar­
rived ' in
Medford
yesterday
tooged out in a flashy light suit
Returned to Ashland—
Georgia Young, who con­ which he said he got at Sacra­
ducts the beauty parlor In the mento where he has been for the
Llthla Springs hotel, has returned last few months. Foley will be
from Arlington, Oregon, where around Medford for a while look­
ghe has spent the past week visit­ ing over the baseball situation.— i
ing relatives and friends. While Medford Dally News.
there Mrs. Young attended the
Celebrate the 4th of Ju ly at
wedding of her sister.
Jackson's Springs. Dancing after­
noon and evening.
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C liff Payne makes drawers.
TODAY OHLY
“Tarzan and the
Golden Lion
Story By
Edgar Rice Burroughs
TOMORROW ONLY
Visiting BroMier—
Mrs. r ; W . Harris and two
children of Ashland le ft today for
the Dead Indian mountain road,
where they will spend the Fourth
of Ju ly vacation visiting Mrs.
Harris' brother. Walter Hash.
ask your grocer for
Ashland Creamery
BUTTER
Arrived In A A lan d
Mrs. Beta' G . Canfield of North
Bend, Oregon, has arrived In Ash­
land and will make her home
with her mother, Mrs. Ella Gar­
rett on Maasanita street.
Visiting Par ent s
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Barber
of Cottage Grove, Oregon, are
spending several days in this
city visiting with Mr. Barber’s
: parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bar-
ber on Granite street. Marshall
Barber la manager of a Twentieth
Century Grocery atore In Cottage
Grove.
Arrived la A sh la n d --
Mrs. Ernest . Umphlette and
daughter Yvonne of Lebanon.
Oregon, arrived in A s h l a n d
Thursday for a visit with Mrs.
Dmphletta’s parents.
Mr. and
Mrs. E . B. Miller pn Church
street.
Miss Estella Hays has returned
home from Portland, Oregon,
where she accompanied her fath­
er and Mr. and Mrs. A . H Hayes.
Mr. and Mrs. Hays remained in
Portland for an Indefinite period,
Where Mrs. Hays, who has been
in lit health will undergo treat-
RICH
Enthralling Melodrama
taropé on the brink of
W O R K M EN TO STA R T
F E N C E R E P A IR SOON
Workmen will start work re­
pairing the fenee about the Ash­
land city water shad about the
middle of the mouth according to
Hurl Hosier, city water superin­
tendent.
City councilman recently au­
thorised Hosier to purchase the
necessary fencing fdr the repair
[work and have the work done as
County cannery reopens f o f season.
LUNCH
Sunday and Monday
TOUCHED THAT ACHIJfO SPOT
“ Nothing touched that aching
spot until I nssd Foley Pills, a di­
uretic stimulant for the kidneys,
with wonderful results. I am so
glad I can recommend them to
others."
Based of her pain,
health restored, Mrs. Ellen Relg-
hard, of So. Fork, P a., writes this
thankfully. Men and women ev­
erywhere nee and recommend
Fo)ey Pills, diuretic, tor kidney
disorders, backaches, dull head­
ache and nervousness. Ask for
Foley Pills diuretic and accept
no substitute.— Sold everywhere.
— No. 1
RAGGEDY ANN SWEET SHOP
Homemade cakes, cookies, chess pies. Tasty sand­
wiches and salads. Cold and hot drinks.
CHARLES DAVIS, Prop.
VINING THEATRE
3 BIG NIGHTS STARTING
OUT-OF-TOWN CALLS
TUESDAY
S P E C IA L L A D IE S O N L Y M A T IN E E T H U R SD A Y
N IG H T A T Ss I S P . M.
This is the latest improvement for the benefit
of Ashland patrons. It will enable you to ohtnin
more prompt connections to nearby^ points.
You will profit by giving the distant telephone
number on all out-of-town calls.
Weird!
Uncanny! Spooky! Qaspsi
If You Think You’re Thrill Proof, See
R ICH A R D S
If Yon Don’t Have the Number
ASK INFORMATION
World’s
Your Car Needs
FOB THE
Phone 31
HOW TO GET
“ INFORMATION” will now give you the telephone
number of the firm or individual you may want to
call in some, neighboring city, n/ch as Klamath
Falls, Roseburg, Eugene, Salem, Portland, etc.
•
THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE
and TELEGRAPH COMPANY
Fourth of July Trip
IMPROVE
YourHom e?
Sunday Dinner
The Wonder Show of the Century
40— Head of Live Stock— 40
IOO— Bewildering
Wonders— IOO
WILL BE SERVED AT
wm Leave
Tomorrow—
J . M. Watkins and family of
Laurel Street will leave tomor­
row for the Lake of the Woods
where they will spend the week­
end. They will occupy the Vining
cottage while there.
Clackamas
n
Q U IC K L Y
EVERYTHING
Will Play A t Bandon—
The
Grants Pass
baseball
team will play two games at
Bandon over the coming week­
end aa-fc part of Bandon's Fourth
of Ju ly celebration. . 2
Port Orford cedar boat for sals,
Jordan Sash and Cabinet works.
Leaving Tomorrow—
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Mr. and Mrs. F . 8. Engle, who
reside on the Boulevard, will
leave tomorrow for the Lake of
the Woods where they will spend
a few days vacation. Mr. Engle
is employed in the Cltlaens hank.
Left This Til ns ping
I Or. and Mrs. W . J . Crandall
and family of this city left thia
ngorning tor the Sprague River
oountry, where they will enjoy a
fishing outing. They will return
to Ashland Monday.
For quality, purity and flavor, always
Up-to-the-minute m o d e l s In
men's Ready-to-Wsar. Remember,
Paulserud's sell for less. 264-tt
In Ashland Teatacd a r
\Cleon Caldwell, who has been
Working at HHt, California, for
some time, spent yesterday io
Ashland visiting with friends.
Caldwell is well known Ih this
city having been graduated from
the Ashland high school.
the condition of all national
hanke as of the close of the bus­
iness June I * .
Left For Bead
•— . Edward Thornton and H.
H . Gillette of this city left yceter-
day for Bend, Oregon, where they
will attend the 8tate Bike assorts
tion and convention, a* delegatee
{rom the Ashland lodge. No. *44.
LITHIA SPRINGS HOTEL
Let us finance youlTBpring program — to
build—buy—or improve your home. A loan
from this Association gives the borrower ad­
vantages in monthly payments to repay.
cement positively gnarantees this to be
{leal wonder show of this nature ever
witnessed in Oregon
A S K R IC H A R D S about your Business Affairs, Love, Sick­
ness, Lost Articles, Mnrringe, Journeys, Investments, Etc,
FREE - Baby Given Away - FREE
Daring the company's engagement here n real live baby
will be given away. This is positively no pig, dog or ani­
mal, but a real live baby of good parentage nnd 11 months
old.
«
, W e'are prepared to give the best service
in acting on applications and closing loans.
P R IC E S : Nighta 85c. BOc. 71W, 81.00
M A T IN E E : BOc nnd 2Bc Thursday Ladies Only
P O S IT IV E L Y A G U A R A N T E E D ATTR ACTIO N
Jackson County Building & Loan
Association
SO North Central Ave.
BARGAIN NIGHT TUESDAY
This Coupon and One Regular Paid Ticket W ill Admit
Two People Tuesday Night
GOOD T U E SD A Y O N L Y — OOM E E A R L Y
Medford, Oregon
Celebrate July 4th
By Attending The Community Picnic At
BASEBALL!
BOAS VS. YREKA
Jackson Hot Springs
Features of the Day
,
BARBECUE
Coffee and Ice Cream Furnished Free
SPORTS PROGRAM
Races — Ball Games — Tug-o-War
Just a General Old Fashioned Good Time.
Yon Are Invited
' -
Sunday - Monday
JULY 3 - 4
Come and Bring the Family
Stay all day. Bring your lunch and enjoy the
plunge and don’t overlook the Baseball Game.
Admission - - - - - - 50c