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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (July 5, 1927)
TRE DflIUY TIDINGS ESTABLISHED IN 1876 OBOBOB 1UDDBM >y Williams ASHLAND DAILY TIDINGS O U T OUR WAY Price — Ashland Dally Tillings 1 yr. » 7 4 » . By Mall— 1 mo. «5c, 1 j r . »«-50 AAA Tourist Service The office commonly known as the AAA office in the Lithia Springs hotel has not been function ing recently, due to the departure of the local man ager of the Oregon Automobile Association, The Tiding« is informed. t The plans of the state association have not been divulged, but The Tidings hopes that in the near future this service to the traveling public-will be resumed. Primarily a tourist center, Ashland should furnish all service possible to tourists and the AAA road and other information was appreciated by the many tourists who called at the hotel office while the office was in operation. Some of us may not fully appreciate the AAA service,’ but those who travel extensively use this service and find it invaluable. Worthy Anniversary Rounding out 30 years of continuous business, The Enders store is this month celebrating its an niversary. - This represents a long time in service to a community, which Ashland has appreciated. However, to The Tidings, while this commer cial activity over such a long period is commendable, the most interesting aspect in this anniversary is the personal activities of the members of this firm and the many services which they have rendered our community /hiring the past 20 years. These outside activities always mean a sacri fice in business, yet the members of this firm have always berti ready to share the responsibility and work in making any local movement a» success, even though they no doubt fully realized that the same amount of time devoted entirely to the operation of their business would probably have meant more profit in the long run, as far as dollars and cents -THEtfs R tfrtt w e i, wHfcNÌ r -fa A w tfs F ör X N O H SEE ^ O K C A ltfr i R COMPLIMENT» \ X M A K E rT, AV.LOS ’ BOTTAIS HAPPENtO P H L A 4 DOWN AN'fats' *10 BE A CASE OF L 1 J U M P OVER SOU • POOR FOOT^ORk.j \ -ÍÜE.TS FINE. B A HEADW ORD / ^ * V \v u E S . y k Mias Louise Homes, Supt. of the Weed hospital and Mrs. Bax ter of Oakland, Cal., who is vlait- ing Miss Homes, spent Saturday and'Sunday in Ashland and Bell view looking In on relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Brown of the Klamath country were In Ashland and vieinity over (be week-end. They visited Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Brown, the parents of Earl, and Mrs. Morris, the grandmother. It is understood that a real es tate deal of some consequence took place in Bellview the last of the week. . Mr-. Clingly of Coldrado. who came to this country some months ago and has had a place rented by the Fpir Grounds, but has been looking * over this end of the valley with a view to locating permanently has purchased the old Courier place in Bellview, and enough added to it owned by Tobe Rolston, to make about 45 or , 60 acres, in one tract. On this place Mr. Clingby expects to place g lot of rine brood spws which be shipped from Colorado and make it into a first class, up- to-date hog farm. We are glad that he has decided oh this dis trict as the seat of this enterpris ing movement. Mrs. 8. K. Barnes has been sJR .w .U . quite ill, and is visiting friends in Ottar a* am Ashland and resting in an effort to regain her lost strength. Her little daughter, Frances, la with her. The Fourth of July has come very unostentatiously and many folgs went to Hiatt and still more planned private parties, and family reunions The dance at Earl Carroll's condition seems Jackson Hat Springs attracted much improved since We" entered crowds in the evening and on “un- federal prison. The pen is might till morning. The Boas ball game was *a drawing card for a lot in ier than the pin. _____ the afternoon at the ball park across from Jackson Hot Springs. Many young college graduates Another of the Neil Creek old will go right out Into the world fashioned dances will be given at and succeed in spite of what they Thomas’ packing house Friday, have learned. July 8th. A full house is looked for and It is hoped will be there. Mrs. W. D.’ Jackson accompan Now for the mid-ocean landing ied by Mrs. W. O. Tucker are field! Forward, billboard men, leaving Wednesday morning for forward! Klamath Falls, where they will visit at the home of Mrs. Jim Fer Now we must congratulate the guson, a well remembered resi German movement. For where is dent of Ashland, in the "good old there anyone under the sun who railroad days.” They will also could ■ have received Chamberlin see other friends in Klamath and Levine more politely . than Falls, returning to Ashland the Dr. £urtlns? last of the week. f t i 'r 'f M i r MISS DOROTHY t o D , Editor picnic and dance which will be held at the Medford Elk picnic grounds on Rogue river Monday, July 11. The Shrlners and their families residing in or near Ash- land are especially invited to be the guests of the Medford <51ub on this occasion. Each family is ex- pected to bring their bwn wellT filled baskets bnt coffee, sugar, ily 11— Royal Neigh- cream and ice cream which will America will meet In be furnished .by the club free of tall for their regular charge. . The dance, for which a splend- 8 8 8 id orchestra has been engaged, fHLESS THINGS will begin about 8 o’clock, where- seem that these could as the picnic proper will take ve on— place at six o’clock or as soon e heights, shimmer of thereafter as it is possible for re sea the Sbrinerà to get to the tion of a starless night grounds. The dance will be the c of a south wind’s feature of the evening as it Will iry; be on the new cement dance floor ■W r Jf-Pei.w -» -*• seem the world could which the Medford Lodge of Elks ield recently had constructed. This lovely as a lily’s sway, dance floor is one of the best in »ill their fragrance,. In- Southern Oregon. sweet, No invitations, other than this iway. Item, will be sent to Shriners who are expected to pass the invl- know that these are tation on to visaing Shriners as ess things, , well as to those who, are now ont Is against love’s ach- of the city on vacations bat will y. have returned by the 11th of this FORMS OF ADDRESS le little heart-hurts mouth. • 1. In addressing an envelope in 'e knew — — " ' ’ 8 8 8 what manner should you address ients, as wlpds Of time. Ashland Girl Married— a Klug 7 ” svfeep by. Word has been received in Ash 2. In writing to the President But always I shall feel their po land of the marriage of Miss of the United States how should tency Katheryn Shook of this city and you address hissT '— - Pulsing with each warm heart Mr. Russell O. Tracy of Salt Lake 3. Would It be correct at the A strong prejudice beat, certain, clear. City, Utah, Thursday evening. opening qf a letter to address a weak Judgment.* Deathless they are aa fall of light June 30, at the Del Monte bo- queen as ”Madsm”7 ' ’ 4- and Bhade, 'tel in Del Monte, California. The 4. Does the salutation “Mr. My dear, my dear. Women wear dresses, while wedding ceremony was performed Congressman” refer to members Blanche Logan O'Neal, by the Congregational minister gowns are monopolised by “la of the senate as well as the house Ashland, Oregon. of that place. Miss Shook's moth dies.” of représentatives? 8 8 8 er, Mr. Tracy's sister from 8ants 5. How are members of the Barbara, California, and his Important Books Reviewed— Love, liquor and the law American cabinet addressed? niece and daughter from Oak “The Flower of Desire," by 8. three things that positively 6. What rank Is referred to in Andrew Wood. Presenting the land, California, w en present at fuse to mix. the expression fYour Grace?” Latin Quarter of London a subtle the wedding. 7. Wbat title has the wife of story of the Artist colony and es an earl? ' . • Business itself Is a gamble pecially those with an Instinct to 8. In the United States what that often pays, and yet gamblftg live dangerously. A woman who class of persons commonly have is a business that never does. possesses the rarest beauty In the “Hon.” prefixed to their names world, shuffled back and forth when addressed. with artist friends, who inciden Give me the player who can 8. How is a member of the Su tally become great studies of preme Court addressed? x make four singles in a game, character. The great woman July Fourth is Observed by TIDINGS READERS URGED It's a dry country, but you can 10. To what rank does the and you can have the player who character known as Nan and wjio TO RUSH ORDERS take* all the hops you want. Paris With Great address "Your Eminence** per makes one home run. carelessly scatters , the word Ceremonies v tain? Don’t put off writing that “d-a-m-n” throughout her social "The Wigwam” is suggested as question to Richards another min vocabulary, becomes the central, PARIS, July 5.—(LP)— Honor- Hez Heck says: “A mother a name for Chicago’s proposed ute. Letters already are coming figure. Nan Wynyard manages both American airmen who car ANSWERS nearly always thinks her son’s 1. "Nineteen hundred and three. wife uses too much butter in her (15,000,000 auditorium. Are the into the office of The Dally Tid to get as much wisdom into her ried the Stars and Stripes across scalpers running things in Chica ings by the dozens, and if yotf treatment of adoring a r t i s t the Atlantic, and the American 2. 11.12 miles at Dayton, cookin’. go, too? Ohio. By Orville Wright. 1805. wait too long you may be too friends as she does to get double national holiday, France observed 3. Henry Farman. 1808. late to receive a reply through y’s into her name. The big man July 4 this year with the greatest 4*. Lieutenant Selfridge. 7. Pegond. is the sculptor who is a diamond onthuslasm evident since the war. the columns of Improvements In French senti 5. Nineteen hundred and nine State normal this paper. 8. 1808. Monmouth in the rough. You will love by Blériot. 8. NC-4. school graduates record class of Thorne and his unique treatment ment toward the United States as R ic h a r d s , ac- W 6. Italian-Turkish War. 10. Kelly and Macready. of the boy-girl, who becomes the a result .of the Lindbergh and 23«. k im w le d g e d l e a d - ■ great problem of the play. The Byrd flights was clearly shown in in g m a g ic ia n a n d ' A $ story Is cast In present-day Lon the celebration here. Before an s c ie n tis t, b r in g s don ind consists of romantic American.monuments which was h is b ig sh o w ¿81! chips of purity, simplicity and defaced only one year ago by a wonders, thrills. ______________ innocenec, found among the so Frenchman filled with rage girls, music cial debris of what was once against the United States, French mystery to the Hk Jh British virtues. officials an?f citizens gathered to ABH! /AND Vining Theatre Hm/wk KP sf ! honor the American flag, the 8 8 8 for three days,' • W priding Solpmnlxcri— American fliers now in Paris, and commencing, Tuesday, and first A quiet wedding was solom- to observe the 151st birthday an- answers will appear Tuesday. nised Saturday evening, July 4, at nlversafr J f the American repub You may aak any sensible the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. D. lic. • .-T “ X J. M. Wagner returned Friday Among those who have em question you wish concerning Smith on North Main street, C. D. Porter left Saturday to. The ceremony at noon, princi from Loa Angeles, where he at look after hla'jnterests at Silver barked at Ashland for San Fran your business or love affairs, when their daughter Miss Leone pal item-on the day’s program, tended the Elks convention as a Lake, Lake county, for awhile. cisco the past week, taking ad changes, journeys, marriages, in Smith became the bride of Mr. was - held-bsfqre the monument representative of the local lodge. vantage of the C. E. excursion vestments, real estate, money Harold M. Peabody, son of Mr. to American volunteers who gave He also visited relatives in Sen rates to the city, are thp follow matters,* etc. Just sign your full and Mr« H. M. Peabody on their lives for France in the. ing: Fraqk Robbins, Miss Jessie end correct name and address to Palm Avqnne. The wedding cere World war. Commander Richard Diego and other California cities H. C. Ga|ey has been at Rose Grant, Miss Nellie Ewan«, Miss your question and mall it to and vjslted the exposition at Sen mony was performed at 7:30 E. Byrd and Bernt Balchen, two burg during the past week. Theresa Bryant, Mias Lottie Col Richards, the magician, care of o’clock by the Reverend Myron members of the monoplane Am ton, J. W. Storms, E. L. Fisher, The Dpily Tidings and then watch S. Woodworth of the local Baptist erica’s crew, were in the center D. L.'Rloe and wife, William Tay tor your answer— but only your church, with only the immediate of those standing at the base of J. <3. Barnard, psdagouge, has lor, W .W . Nickerson and wife, initials will be used in the pub relatives and friends of the the monument. Lieut. George Mrs. Laura Wiley and resigned as a director of the Fruit I. W. Burris and daughter, Jessie, lished answer. couple present. After enjoying Novlile and Bert Acosta, both Omar, returned to Ashland and Produce Association owing to Houck and wife, all e< Ashland. No one will see your question a most delicious wedding supper, resting after an early-morning school duties out of < town and week from Keswick, Cel. but Mr. Richards. the< bride and groom left for tour of the Montmartre, were N. C. Dozier has been elected to John Gore «r Conkla, the boy Richards parries a large com Grants Pass and Crescent City, sleeping and failed to attend. fill the vacancy on the board. arrested Sunday for stealing a pany of 16, two special carloads where they spent a f«w days. Mrs. Seldom has there been shown Mrs. A; F. Hunt has returned hdtae oat of Bx-Shertff Patter- of scenic and mechanical effects Peabody Is employed at the local by the French people such a gen’s'stable in Ashland, the pre and two mechanical crews. office of the Telephone and Tele sentiment toward another conn- Albert L. Gratz of Portland la from Roseburg where she spent vious night, had a preliminary graph company and Mr. Peobody, try In a single year. On July 4, visiting Chaster Steveneon for a the Fourth of July with Mr. hearing before Justice Hammond who works In Portland. Oregon, (826, the franc was slumping and few days. Ha Ijas been taken all Hunt and their daughter* who DETROIT. Mich., July 6 — < L P > Tuesday, District Attorney Jef left this oiornlng for that city. Ity seemed doubtful If France otrer Aahland. the -park and the came up from Oakland. Mr. frey appearing for the slate and — A guard of honor will escort They will* make their home there cbuld survive the financial disas springe, and Is becoming more Hunt Is now in Portland. Attorney C. B. Wataon for the de- the body of Lieut. J. T. Johnson, sometime in tfie future. ter which was threatening the en enamoured of our city every day. who eras killed while acting as es fendant. t ‘ 8 8 8 tire country. A Frenchman at cort to Col. Charles A. Lindbergh i — tacked the American monument Medford Hhrine Chib Will Be Mlsa Agnes Mattoon, daughter to Selfridge Field, Mich. Carrol Wagner returned home H. L. Sayles and family leav< and hammered a leg and an arm HoStp— z today from Sugane where he has tonight for Portlhnd where the] of M. J. Mattoon of this place, The Medferd Shrine Gish are from the figure of the American East Maupin Water Company been empoleyed since the close of will make temporary headquar came out from Drain Tuesday to to be the'hosts at a family basket soldier which Is carved on It. lays naw main in Maupin. ters while looking for a location. «ns*» their home here. the 1811 term at the U. of O. e tir ff 1^—Regular mestlng pf l. A. , July « .-— Who Do ets at the home of tkina on Laurel street, dish luncheon at neon, afe urged to be pres- its meeting is a fare- ty for Mrs. J. B. Ang- •tJI Raising Fruit The results that some of the orchardists in the Ashland territory are accomplishing are remark able and prove the possibilities in cherries and tother fruits on land in or adjacent to Ashland. A visit a few days ago to one of the cherry orchards in this city certainly gave the writer a clearer insight into what a man with a small acreage'and a determination to work could do. That determination to work should be em phasized in any report of a successful orchardist, however, for that is essential, combined ' with a knowledge of the fruit being raised. With a plentiful supply of water, a reasonably good market and other favorable conditions, Ash; land land could well furnish a much larger product ion of small fru it Many Flights Planned The fame which came to Lindbergh has inspired a host of imitators and flights are being planned from Seattle to Tokyo and from various points in Europe to United States. We may expect these flights to become every day affairs before the summer is over if everyone starts who plans. Every flier will encounter some condition peculiar to his attempt and a great deal of knowledge will he added to the sum total of aerial information. New inventions and the adapting of old ones will meet many of the obstacles encountered and we may expect to see the long non-stop flights be come safer with each succeeding hop-off. It is not unreasonable to expect that very great progress in aviation is in store for the summer of 1927. Hollywood Wakes Up * There may he a general exodus of film actors and actresses from Hollywood as a result of sweep ing cuts in salaries or wages or whatever it is that those folk receive—and then again thete may not. ; The general impression is that they will still I» ■»mewhat overpaid in the main. Of course there are oatstanding star» who draw capacity crowds to the theatres and they are worth what they bring to the picture industry, but the rank and file of picture actors are no better or worse than the average of road show talent who never dream of getting a half v \ a t the movie actor receives. TURNING THE PAGES BACK FRENCH HONOR U. S. BIRDMEN
