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In Ashland Friday—
üooal ì Personal flotes
George Walton, a resident of
McCloud, California, was a visitor
in Ashland Friday.
>.
Wagner C h ee k
The following Ashland people
spent yesterday picnicking on
Wagner creek, Inst north of
town: Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Mad
den and family. Pine street; Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. Yotfags and fam
ily, Pine street, Mr. and . l(ra.
Ralph Billings, North Main street. . . . »
V .0 ,0 ..
to get tome place where it 1« r
irem..
difficult for polities to find him [
R e tu rn e d S a tu rd a y —
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Cole return and where he won’t have to make
ed Saturday from a week’s trip speeches.
to the Oregon Caves, Crescent
Here la the Black Hills, Mr.
City, Brookings, Bureka, and Coolidge says he has found the
many other coast towns. They re ideal spot and there Is a possibil
turned home by way of Redding, ity that this region may be select
its are being reserved
California—
ed as a permanent summer W hite 1 Many
House; at least as long as M r
«»• K,hart book ■tor# tor
-
' presentation
» » „ .» n ta H n n n
i l r ■ W lm P
« u u
of f “ "Mr.-.Pirn
Paasea
Silver Girls
Coolidge is president.
weeks|’®y
’
by
tbe
0,Ben
Players
at
the
Misses Isabel and Kathleen
In more than three
Silver, daughters of Mr. and here, the president has not .seen Southern Oregon Normal School
Mrs. Harry Silver, Sr. of thia a single senator or representative, «uditorium Thursday evening.
city, arrived home yesterday from except those from the nearby ter- ; "The interest being shown in
Honolulu, where they have taught rttory. No. national politician of the bringing fit these popular
for the past year In St. Andrews prominence have braved the two-! playera to Ashland is gratifying'
Priory. The girls stoppad, enroute day railroad ride from Chicago according to Normal school folks
home, In San Francisco, Cal., to to urge appointment of postmast- .who are in charge of the ticket
pale and. responsible for the bring
visit for a tew days with M t . era; no one has come around to
ing of the company to Ashland
and Mrs. George Converse and in seek appointment to a federal
for this return engagement.
Oakland, Cal., to visit t h e i r post, and all Mr. Coolidge has to
Mr. Pirn Passes By” is an
brother H arry Silver.
do la to handle his mail every
ngllsh comedy considered one
day and go fishing once in a 'Ot the most outstanding-in the en
Returned From Riddle—
while.
’ f tire repertoire of the company.
Misses Rose and Jnne Altklns,
People who have seen • hint
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Seats for the production may
daughters of M r. and Mrs. Harold While he has been, here are the
reserved. at any time now by
Atkins on Taylor ntreot, returned local citisens and t o u r i s t s palling at the Elhai-t store.
last week from Riddle, Oregon, Throughout thia Sunday after
where they spent a week visit noon, 5009 or more automobiles
ing their uncle and annt Mr. and nomads passed before the sum
Mrs. Raymond Altkins.
mer White House,
to
P ic n ic k e d a t
At bake of the Woods
Mr. and Mrs. A rt Tonner and
family of this city were among
the Ashland peoplb who spent
Sunday at the Lake of the Woods.
While there they visited with
their son Charles, who la a mem
ber of the Ashland Y, M. C. A.
boys* camp.
M o to re d to M e d fo rd —
Harley Hushes. first baseman
on the Boas baseball team, and
Orlle Robbias, shortstop, motored
to Medford last evening and spent
seyeral hours visiting friends.
Cliff Payne makes boxes.
Bananas, 2 *bs. for 25c— Schu-
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arman’s Grocery.
Let the UNIOW write pour tall
coverage automobile insurance.
Teo, of conree.
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C a rs R e g is te re d —
One hundred and twenty-four
out-of-state tourists stopped In
Ashland yesterday to register
their cars at the local Chamber
of Commerce, and 165 stopped
here Saturday.
, ;
Two Families in Ashland —
Apparently trying to find >11
relatives of his family. Stanley,
lieutenant commander
in
the
United States
navy, Recently
wrote to the county clerk’s office
asking for addresses of families
For sale, cherries for canning.
with the same names in Jackson
Cheap. Ashlapd Fruit -and Pro
county.
Three were found: two In
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Assn.
Ashland and one in Medford.—
Medford Mail Tribune.
M ade
.
Mr. and Mrs. N. G. Rates
and
. Phonographs repaired.
Fix-It
son. Hugh, Scenic Drive, and Miss
Shop.
253-1 m.
Velta Ackley, bookkeeper at the
Claycomb Motor company, Ford
dealers, made a trip to Crater V is ite d D r
L. D. Inskeep, Oakland, Cali
Lake yesterday.
fornia, returned yesterday to his
home after having spent several
days with his son. Dr. L. D. Ins
keep, county health officer, locat
ed at Medford. M r. Inskeep is
the principal or a high school In
Oakland.
Left This Morning—
Harold Simpson, who has spent
the past few days In Ashlaud vis
iting with his parent», fir . and
Mrs. Thomas H. Simpson, North
Main street. 16ft this morning for
Portland, Oregon, where he is
employed by Suden and Christian
son, wholesale lumber by ships.
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Slim Jim Pretiel Stlcks- -The Left For Coquille—
Harry Ingling, member of the
new Pretiel— Sehuerman's.
local
police force, left Sunday for
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Coquille. Oregon, to spend the
week with a friend there. He
V is it o r F ro m Prospect—
Mrs. Jack Daw, a resident of w ill also attend the Southern Ore
Prospect, on the road to Crater gon Law Enforcement Officers
Lake, spent several hours in Ash meeting to be held Thursday, July
land Saturday visiting friends and 14.
shopping.
. Summer Sire Package Yellow
Port Orfprd cedar boat for sale, Corn Meni 1 Oc— Schuerman’a.
Jordan Sash and Cabinet
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works.
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R e tu r n e d H<
Fred H. Mugg, engineer for the
Hartford Accident and Indemnity
company, with headquarters at
Seattle. Washington, is spending
the day ln Ashland looking after
business affairs.
Mrs. E. E. Gore Is presenting
Mrs. Ross Alexander of San Fran
cisco and her seven year old
daughter Roberta in violin recital
at the Parish Hall in Medford
Monday evening, July 11 at 8
o’clock.
Mrs. Alexander’s en
semble class in violin w ill play
and there w ill bo piano numbers.
Anyone Interested in violin la In
vited to attend. There will be no
charge.
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... Mr. and Mm. S. N, Haselton
and daughter, Jean, who have
spent the past few days In Ash-
land visiting Mrs. Hsselton’s par-
ants, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Barber
on Granite street, left Saturday
for thatr home in Sacramento,
California.
W ill Attend Convent!
Myron 8. Woodworth, minister
of the local Baptlat church, left
today for Portland, Oregon, to at-'
tend the Oregon Baptist State
convention, which w ill he held In
the Hinson Memorial church July
12 to 15 inclusive.
BaRRRSRfiRfi&ffi
finishing tonight
“Beware of
Widows”
with
Returned
Miss Jean Lynch, who is em
ployed in the dry good’s depart
ment of Enders* Store, returned
Wednesday evening from Marsh
field, Oregon, where she spent
several days visiting her parents,
who have the Plggly Wiggly Gro
cery store in that city. .
.Word Received
Mrs. W illiam Myer, h i g h
street, has received word that her
daughter, Mrs. Arthur Hicks,
(n tt Bernice Myer) Eugene, Ore
gon, recently underwent an oper
ation for appendicitis, and is get
ting along nicely.
LAURA LA PLANTE
Tomorrow and Wednesday
Leaving T o m or r ow
Mr. and Mrs. Jackson Gyger
and family, who reside on Neil
creek, Just south of town, are
leaving tomorrow for Chappell,
Nebraska, where they w ill spend
the next month or six weeks vis
iting relatives and friends and
looking after business affairs. En
ron to they will visit for a few
days at Yellowstone National
park.
Mr. and Mrs. Lucien Lemon
and family and M r. and Mrs. John
Noble of Boise, Idaho, are guests
at the Charlee Brodi home on
Helmaa street Mrs. Lemon is Mr.
Brolli’e sister and Mrs. Noble hie
nelos. Mr. ¿emon le a travellag
salesman for the Boise Saddlery
company and he and Mrs. Letton
have been touring Nevada, Cali
fornia and Oregon.
Snap, speed, pep, bard rid
Went to ■■■■■»
President J. A. Churchin of the
Southern Oregon Normal school
went to Eugene. Oregon, on F ri
day to deliver an address before
a meeting et echool maaten at
the University of Oregon.
ing, hani loving and drama
tic acting — that’s w h a t
i*l* see in this l a t e s t
|-np Western.
Reserve Seats
For “Mr. Pirn”
F ro m S o u th
Paulserud’s for cleaning.
Mr. and Mr«- J- I. Daniel u
family of Portland, Oregon, are
stopping In tin tourist eamp ter
a few days and may decide to re
main la thia city for some time.
national Aeronautic Asaocia-
n of the United States, w u la
plage with Major rancher, as
a* Sergeant Raymond i
rroll, mechanic. On his return
ip to the northwest M ajor Pan
Not a Senator or 1
ther w ill fly his plane as If he
tative Penetrates
1 «were competing in the national
air derby from New York’.
The purpose of the expedition
R A PID C ITY, 8. D.. July 11.
1s to complete arrangements along
— (IP)— President Coolidge’s idea
the route at the various * citit
of a vacation, unlike that of moat
people who want to got oat of Whlch
.. been
.
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CALVIN SAYS
DAKOTA
NEW YORK HAS
DEEP MYSTERY
Califo m ia
Man Speeds
from Ashland before an out was W F1 **!» ñ
tde. Robbtaa h it a pretty three
bagger in thia inning, while Davis
(Oes
hit a two bagger and was on
second when Morgad went out
making the third <mt for the
ley gt his prostrato fon a
Boas.
*
ahd ‘
con tinned on tfcelr dray.
Perhaps the fact that his father
was assassinated daring thè fight
ing had something to do with it.
He took over tba • administra
tion of internal affairs and» «aw to
the organisation of elvie guard
that constituted a national eolico
tqroe to defend tho Free State.
Big-boned, sallow, six footer,
serfott and m o o d y .h u to t iroa-
Mfe flriMosa, ana t*« real direet-
tor. tore* la the government, when
there eras trouble.
A t the time of hie death, at 85
— not yonng for a ssan who had
been-through stirring evento in
Ireland- in- t^e teat 11 years — ha
was also minister of Justice and
of external affairs. Tho. latter
post ho assumed in a reorganisa
tion of the cabinet following the
meeting of tho now parliament.
He. seemed deetlaed to be the
dominant force* in ‘Irish 'politics
for 20 years or more to come. Hie
murder leaves .Ireland, politically
almost whore it was when Collins
died.
In the third Inning Grants Pass
Bleeding from eight wounds in
scored one run, repeated this la
head and body, O’Higgtns was
the fourth, while Ashland scored
taken to his botto ta an'' ambul
in neither inning, and the fourth
ance snmmoMd. by m an. Ja tote-
Inning ended with the Cavemen
crowd that had gathered qgickly
leading seven to three.
They
Physicians immediately pro
failed to register in the remain
nounced 0 ‘Hlgglne* condition crit
ing innings.
ical .and did what they could for
Four runs were scored by Boas
him.
in the fifth inntag. Morgan felt
Bat five hoars later, shortly
to drat. Hughes knocked a pretty
before 6 g. m., ho died.
two bagger advancing Morgan,
O’HigginT would have been the
Hoffard was given his base on leader of the government forces
balls, than Robbins struck out.
had it been someone else who had
O rr hit, scoring two men and fallen.
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Hanley followed Orr, hitting and
He had stepped Into the place
scoring Orr and Hoffard.
left vacant by debonair bat de
A t the beginning of the sixth
termined
Michael Collins. . *
Inning, Iverson relieved Shaneck*
Alwayd
working quietly and
pitching for Grants Paas. Iverson
behind
the
scenes. O’Higgins ac
was working in fine shape and
cepted the arbitration of war
struck out Morgan and Hughes.
forced by tho radical republicans.
Force knocked a two bagger but
-
H , G STO CK
Whan other Irish leaden talked
died on second when Davis struck
MORTICIAN
comproodee with the men against
out. No scoring was done by the
Helene Bledo
them, who after all It was signed
visitors in this tuning.
Licensed Lady
were Irishmen, O’Higgins insisted
Boas scored three runs in the that compromise meant capitula
‘bfflee
Depnty
seventh Inning. Marlow, first at tion.
bat, hit a pretty home run, loos
TV
ing the ball far into the fllld.
Hoffard follpwed with a hit. Rob
bins went out.. Orr hit. Hanley
went out. Force scored Orr and
Hoffard with a two bagger, and
was followed by Davis who atrnck
out. Davis in this inning gave
two Cavemen first base on bells.
In the eighth Inning Morgan
was given his base on balls bat
died at first. Hugh died at first.
Marlow struck out. Davis started
— GOES FURTHEB, LASTS LONGER,
pitching in hie old style end
LOOKS BETTER
struck out, Iverson, Gray and
Speiss.
The ninth inning Drolette died
at first, W arren struck out and
Melandy was caught before fee
PHONE TJS AND WE WILL HAVE OUR
reached firqt.
The box score was as follows:
PAINTERS FIGURE YOUR WORK.
1 S S 4 5 8 7 8 9
Grants Pass 5 0 1 1 0 0 0 1
Boas
0 3 0 0 4 0 8 1
R. H. SO.
Grants Pass — 7
8
7
of Tosto”
Boas ’’
10
9
5
The game was witnesses by a
good sited crowd. ___i__ . \ - M
Sherwin-Williams
P A IN
C. O. St. John, state superin
tendent of public instruction,
, "w. M. Wagner of Bakersfield,
South Dakota, epant the week
alifornia, is scheduled to appear
end In Ashland Vttitlng the W ar
^efore
Justice ef the Peace G. O.
ren Cook and W . A. Cook fam il
Tayltfr of Medford to ¿newer to a
ies. H r. 8t. John attended the Dismembered Bodies of Wo
charge of speeding on the Pacific
NE A meeting in 8oattle, Washing
men Found in Battery
highway?. Wagner was " driving
ton, before coming to this city.
Park
48 miles an hour when arrested
Mr, and- Mrs. W arren Cook, Mr.
NEW YORK, July 11.— (IP)— Ì y Stote Traffic Officer C. P. Tai
gnd Mrs. W . A. Cook and Mr. St.
John made a trip to Crater Lake Dismembered bodies of two more nt.
women were found here Sunday,
yesterday.
and the strange mystery of Bat M oas defeat cavemen
< IN SUNDAY TILT
tery Park, which began with the
Visitor In Medfo r d
M . B. Inman of thia city spent finding of the slim, white, sever
(Continued From Pago One)
several hours in Medford Satur ed legs of a murdered girl 24
day afternoon transacting bual- hours earlier, became threefold.
The game started out In a fine«
and visiting friends.
In a Brooklyn churchyard, jrgy .far the Cavemen when they
wrapped in brown paper and tied lade five runs in the first Inning. >
np in a pink and white blanket, iray, Speiss, Cora. Drolette and
were iqpnd the hip and thigh of Vsrrea-scoring- before a single
M lfc h C im O r e
an elderly woman, later Mg«wl_ nt was made.
**“ » **« **« *
fled as Mias Sarah Elisabeth « ' Boas fglled to score in the
Brat inning, Morgan and Hughes
Brownell.
A few moments later, a passer failing to reach flfst, while Mar-
Rev. H . T. Mltchelmora' and by found In the entrance of a j’ow, given his base on balls died
Lhprence Mftchdlmore left Ash motion picture theatre a woman’s i t drat.
land Monday morning for the breast and shoulder, an arm, and
In the second Inning. Grants
Ashland Y. M. C. A. camp at Lake a hand from which the ring fing Pees failed to score while Hof-
of the Woods where* Lawrence er had been hacked.
fard, Robbins and O rr scored
Mltehelmore is to asslht in direct
The discoveries went on as the
ing the damp affairs.
entire available police force, of
The hoys at the Y. M. C. A. Greater New York was ordered
camp, mostly members of the Y. to search for the missing parts
Farmers Attention!
M*.‘ C. A. auxiliary organisations of the murdered women as it
are having a fine time.
Look at year mowers for
became apparent that ¿here had
broken and worn parte before
bean at least three victims
ettttlng commences. W 0 keep
Finally, In the basement of a fis stock repairs fo r any or
rooming house, the charnel cellar moot oC mower's made.
In which at least two of the wo
Garden tools, hose, lawn
men had been cut to pieces was matters, fencing and poets of
every description.
found the hlood-etkined evidence
“ The Winchester Store**
incidental
to
the
tragedy—
eawe.
An enlarged kodak photograph
axes and hammers stained with
o f Mad Bull, winner of the Rod-
wood Highway marathon race, the blood of the victims.-
AM
One of the two bodies partly
from San Francisco to Grants
Pass, his trainer, J. C. Barney, recovered from ash barrels, alleys
and State Traffic Officer C. P. and doorways In Brooklyn, is be
Talent who “ paced” the Indian lioved to be that of Mrs. Albert
runners from the California line Bennet, who held a mortgage on
to Grants Paas, has been present the lodging hones in which the
ed to Officer Talent by K..
C. murders were perpetrated. <
Kilburn,
official photographer
end reporter for the Sen Francis
co Bxaminsr.
The photograph is now on dis
play in the window a ^ the m iliar
By itself—100 cents.
Toggery. The plctqre was taken
about six miles thia side of the Good W ill Trip Across Con
In a spendthrifts hands—a moments pleasure.
California lino, after Mad Bull
tinent to Visit Cities
In a misers hands—a curse and a care.
bad raa 858 of 454 miles. Offic
Starts
er Talent stopped ell traffic ap
In ,a wise man’s hands—a stepping stone tp
proaching the tunnel in order
SPOKANE. Wash.. July 11. -—
w ealth..
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that femes of gasoline had duet (Special) — Soaring out from
ight he avoided.
here at 9 o’clock Monday morn
ing, Major John T. Fancher, com
Yon can open an account at the Citizens Bank
mander of the 41st division air
GARD OF THANKS
of Ashland for a dollar. Do it today.
Waahington
national
We wish to thank onr many •ervlce,
guard,
and
managing
director
of
friends for the kindness and sym
pathy extended during onr recent the National Air Derby Aaeotta-
bereavement. Also for the beantl- tlon of Spokane, started on a
flight across the continent for
fnl flowera.
Ashland, Oregon
Mrs. L. M. Harrington New York City in the interest e(
the National Air Derby race from
8. M. Harrington
New York to Spokane, September
M n . Clyde Smith
19-21.
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