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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1927)
Grows Well In lette In Jackson County outsits sp«cimeng«grown to the last I t months at hOr home oa Palm avenue. tert. Jacks robalvOd some seed from David Griffith, of the bur eau of plant industry at Washing ton. D. C-. with the request that the need be planted and tried tit this conaty as an effort was be ing made to find arhat section o ( the country might be most suit able for growing these plants. The seed was distributed among ap proximately JO flower growers In the Ashland vicinity and Mrs. Jacks has received reports from two others beside herself oa » the splendid growth made by the plants In this climate. Some ex quisite blooms are found at- the U. H. Hosier gardens on AJmond street and Clyde Castello, tnQrch street, also reports having bad splendid success in growing the plants from the seed in 15 months. The Regal or King lily, a stately flower, easily grown eith er from the seed or from the bulb, and a hardy specimen which it is believed map-replace the reg ular Baatar lily because of 'its greater commercial snipe, has a romantic history. A recent publication carries a story by E. H. Wilson who found tbo rich, fragrant lilies ¿rowing in the no-man's land of the . Cbtuo Tibetan borderland, and later introduced the plant in to the gardens of .the western world. nhrtured The lily plants we tta, later in gardens in Maeeaeh irn gar« they were taken to w< dans and at the pre« effort to being made to- Introduce them in* the western state gar- The bloms are exquisite, frag- frant, of a finer testare and equ ally as lasting as the commercial easier lily, according to ten. Jacks. An exquisite and perfect speci men of the flower was presented to the Daily Tidings Office. British Men Holding Lead 8T. ANDRES. Scotland. July 13.— (IP)— Eight Americans were among the 100 golfers Qualifying Tuesday for the British o p e n championship which began today. But the lnvadert were forced to yield the medal leadership to two British players. Cyril Tolley, vet eran amatOur, finished the 36 holes of qualifying play with a to tal of 144, earned by a splendid 71 today and C. A. Whitcapibc was next lp line with 148. This lease had not been read pno- llely before this meeting nad 65 k cause many of the stockholders were not present whb are natur ally deeply Interested to tb lsd p e- ument, The Daily Ttolnga gives below a summary of the lease: Utfctow to be’ pivtdsd 80-88. Earnings each inoatfc over under «1478 to be aecnanfa or deferred credit until tearcl when settlement la madi < year. Lithian Hotel company to be liable to expenses at op ♦.Ion.'.»* Cancellation may he made Lithian Hotel company open March Slat if rental Of f l i f O t approximately 816 g room, iii not J ■ r- M Pa,d- £ . . Leasee to furnish $10.090 b on i for execution of hMMk. < Leasee to furnish likat and het water for four storerooms. Lessor to pay taxes. {rto elfel % i r ' /li < < s* . • Cornale — Sever O 'e r d ) brother* alert work on pew 8 000 sawmill. maw hostess, w idi m W tbrneibg. T w o J iiafi ate the tferte pepper pots dttd shale« Oh* For Only A Short Time Longer, Mie H Following Drastic Reduction In Our Sub1. Delivered by Mail, from $6.50 to $5.00 . Delivered by Carrier, from $7.80 to $6.00 (toltili She then o »M m the dressing— r -Mil -■ _ _M ... L ^ - _ - n r M & i w /c o u ffc — 10 cue snrer ewer. Ahlh a j p o ^ n « . tw M r btefadoffc Oofe the «did. it iifcch smarter to dtess the salad in this way at it., Mteto- A«U* , ■ too, e k r i* A AAaklw av-J^-S the tfwB. find g nesiuy uenoea te w fc W i t l w i » -tjfe" u > U dfcaacy that cannot he dtnitdL Hie Daily Tidings, delivered to ,du «»ch after noon, brin« me crearii of the load, Jackson county, state and world news to you. Added to this service is a galaxy of features — humor, illustrative news cuts, editorials, and Other in teresting features — which makes the . DAILY TIDINGS OF PARAMOUNT INTER EST TO ALL MEMBERS OF THE FAMILY . th re e pdtts t f l k t o O n 0 f t $ i k n ? rtnun-« r t ox 2 » m m tfv vuon** ar tyy . acwMig fa neue meno. Foe ttd ttftfc M d ttfft ttftfcf Ute to odd tf bit d ì chutney dr mastatjd- I f yoii tie retviag • tbh aglet try a ttttb ketch u p — o r i f yOn gfcòò««, l ò t t e Worcestershire Sauce. inlevor K ow Three Deaths FOR RANSOM SEATTLE. July 13. r - (W — Three ehflOro* ICSd Wto Httf toot death to two automobile accldanta hero tost aipht. Wm. Wright. <8. O 0 M ^ Wash, and Marian. 6, and Myra tftoi, ft. slaters, of I o- trolt;, « ere ¿IBM , whan t ie WrigBt Car p h to s d through t ic g » r d toil V todia. Clay ftgl- art»«; Plana for oelebratiag the In dustrial growth of Medford J g September are being formulated by the Artisans organisation of that city with a. view to securing the Paclfla coast convention of the Ualtsd Artteans la 1033. Discussion of these pleas occupied the . attention at the Medford Chamber of Commerce recently and that organisation will co- operete to completing the details at the sta ir. MAIL OR BRING YOUR REMITTANCE TO rHE DAILY TIDING! toHar lit t 6y the kidnaper Patrick. htod'M the tohiÿ air ser . nteotl Kelley. Eugene. Oregon, vice. for their next assignments. has Spent the past two or three The returning Conquerors of fa y s -la thia ally visiting friends tM traàs-Paclftc iU'dtoy ended -th eir d iy ” at A batftnêi fttv«à to thorn by t i e efty of Oakland to Ila aiwiietoa) UdRhrtànì. M w to ttoly a d Ä «U dhyw fto those bdytoh gfoaeeto Of tfa kW., PORTLAND ASHLAND, OREGON * Afttioiigli p a fgw koura* Mondgy «ügh WHNS * yjBtftrfey % t4 \ rp<1ftwr W “ tort at the loop} Chamber of Commareo op, the Plaga. T ho.n ^ stage registrations dally for . the past moutn or utx weeks u i o •toyed approxfm a^y {fiT ¡ f e to «00 ears. QUARANTINE PLACED •*’* « Ä VAKW t HOVHf pouttoa «tos «¿Hated The aato *da ache today b ei uto satt ,d p o g n e s R. ’Smallpox” and the next day y fooling after affairs. Mhlnosa
