Ashland daily tidings., July 22, 1927, Page 6, Image 6

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Local ; Personal flotes
At the .Ashland H otel .1
A. Maude Short aad Mrs. Clare
Gatehouse, Pasadena, California;
L. M. Caude, Berkeley, California,
and F. C. Jovlne, San Francisco,
Cal(|prato, are among those who
stopped last evening at the Ash­
land hotel, j
' The following interesting Item
concerning The Rogue River ap­
peared In \ recent Issue of “Out­
door Recreation:*'
“The Rogue River, which eufs
through the coast range moun­
tains and heads in the very heart
of the Cascades furnishes the
angler superb fishing for the
fighting steelheads. It will be re­
membered that Zane Gray fished
the Rogue late last summer for
those fighting fools which are
considered 'he gamest of all fish.
It was my good fortune while vis­
iting Crater Lake last summer to
spend an afternoon on the upper
Crater Lake Highway. Prospect
is a small town and the center of
as fine a hunting and fishing ter­
ritory as can be found in t&e
northwest.
“Sportsmen wanting to pit
their piscatorial skill against
real steelhead can get genuine
thrills here at the gorge of the
Rogue. Although the Rogue is
far famed for Its large steplhead
and other fish such as rainbow,
native and rook trout, there are.
Tourists From Groat Bi
ain and British Oolum
bia Pass Through
neverthe!
streams in thia partldular
tMfrt- 1
tory win furnish the fcngler
the
finest fishing to be
United States.
the .
had In
is. Cal.,
Belle Monroe, Julia Storing and
ain and British Columbia were
“These trout are to be found In
Ashland Mabel I. Marsh, all of Akron, O.,
registered at the Chamber of
the
Rogue and tributary , stpaagto'
res and spent yesterday In Ashland visit­
Commerce registration
bureau
ranging
in* weight from the legal
ing the city and Lltbto Park and
yesterday, a number that to.oom
lim it to SO pound*. It le In those
surrounding country.
ride red very unusual by the of-
turbulent streams that the» fly-
Bread,
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tljciala.
caetlng
'enthusiast« ean get a ser­
S7O-tf
Buy your wood at a bargain.
, The registration has been very
Fred Herrin M^rc
ies of thrills long to be
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Phone 208-J.
" . 272-10
Visitine In n*a.«Jfcn
Fred Herrin of San Francisco large, breaking ' all of the rec­
bored.
RnU Io Is Kaleeman Here
ords of the previous years.
is
spending
a
few
days
in
Ash­
Mr. and Mrs. Teddy CaMwsli
J. B. Weed, a Radiola salesman Visit lag Parents—
Included In the states repre­
“The best time for ateelhead of McCloud. Çal., are spending a
land
visiting
r
e
l
a
t
i
v
e
s
and
from Portland, is spending a
Mr. and Mrs.. J. T. Allen of Cal­
fishing to Into in the summer sad few days in this city- VttUlag Mrs.
Mr. Herrin formerly sented yesterday are Mississippi,
couple of days in this city tran­ ifornia, have arrived in Ashland friend^
Ibwa,
California,
Washington,
until the last of October. The Caldwell's parents, Mr. and Mrs,
resided
on
a
ranch
near
this
sacting business with the local and will spend several days here
Minnesota,
Texas,
Michigan,
Rogue River to of easy gecess.''
city.
,d. M. Hugbea on O a | street.
merchants.
visiting Mrs. Allen's parents, Mr.
Colorado, Nevada, North Dakota,
and Mrs. Hake, who reside on Or­
New York, Maine, Arisons, Ohio,
At the Mthla Spring«
Remington,
Corona,
Under­ ange Avenue.
and Illinois.
Mr. and Mra. H. J. M artin and
wood typewriters at Blharta Book
Mr. and Mrs. George Nnller . of
Store.
Sweet oranges, 2 dos,
WHRKLER GIVRN PERMIT
Loa Angeles, Cal., and Mr. and
Schtrerman's Grocery.
; TO DELAY PLEA; KIRNT
Mra. Herbert Hauser and son of
MONDAY IN HEPTEMBRR
Oakland, Cal., are among those
Mr. and Mra. O. A. Paulserud Wm. Driggs Herr—
Although JobnnyH odapp, Ctovw-
returned to their home on Oak
Wm. M. Briggs, local attorney who registered at the L i t h i a
PORTLAND, Ore., — (IP) — lgud third baseman, to not the
Springs
hotel
yesterday.
street last evening from the Lake who to spending a two weeks’ va-
When arraigned in federal court »alder that Rnbe Lutsk« to. hto
of the Woods where they have cation at the Lake of the Woods,
today, following hto arreat on a httting h«« made him n big fa­
spent the past two weeks enjoy- came to Ashland today to get sup ItnslneM In Ashland-
charge of alleged missappllcatton vorite with the Cleveland rooters.
L. W. Lowry of Eugene, Ore­ of bank funds, J. E. Wheels/, Hpdapp has been getting many
ing. a vacation at their snihmer plies and look after business af-
gon, to spending • couple of days
base clouts and doing fairly
hotae.
fairs.
lumberman and former publisher' Mttra
-
w en afield.
in Ashland looking after business of the Portla/M Telegram, asked
affairs.
All kinds of warehouse room to Passed Through Ashland—
COLD BOTTLED A £D FOUNTAIN* DRINK&
to be permitted to delay hie Plea
rent or store, J. N. Dennis. 270-tf
Professor Reginald C. Rowland
and his requests was granted.
and wife, who have been visiting Visiting Grandparents—
The hearing at which be will
«HERBERT, ICE CREAM '
Mr*. W ill Childers, a resident
Mra. F. J. Porter • sail three file a demurrer to the indict­
friends In the Rogue River valley
ol
Talent,
spent
a
short
time
in
passed through Ashland yester­ children of Eugene/ Oregon,' to ment and to enter hto plea was Ashland yesterday shopping and
day enroute to their home in Loa spending a feig/day* in Ashland tentatively aet for the first Mon­ vtoiting with friends.
On a hot R u m m e r day
visiting at the home of her grand­ day in September.
Jlenry Wetohauer. a salesman Angeles. Mr. Rowland was for­
with
a cold drink at our
parents,
Mr.
and
Mra.
C.
O.
Por­
Phone 31
Wheeler was Jointly indicted
for the George Lawrenhe company merly leader of tbe municipal
ter on Eighth street.
fountain.
band
In
Medford
In
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and
with Emory Olmstead, former
la ¿Portland, Oregon, la spending
president of the defunct North­
the day In Ashland looking after 1217.
“Life Is not so short but that
Two Licenses Issued
western National bank on a
business affaire.
there is always time for cour­
Two marriage licenses were Is­ Charge of, misapplying tbe bank
tesy.”
Bay your wood at a bargain
272-10 sued Wednesday by tbe county funds. Olmstead pleaded not guil­
W ill trade late Diodel Vlctro- Phone 208-J.
We agree — that's why this
clerk’s office. One was grant'd ty when arartgned yesterday. Tbe
la for used piano. W rite what
More is known for
to
Walter
John,
22,
and
Grace
pair were at liberty on bond.
COURTESY
SERVICE.
you have. Address Box E, care I z f t For Diamond Lake—
Mias Regina Johnson, who la Fielding, 17, of tbis city, and thp
Tidings.
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employed at the Ashland Dally other was Issued to Floyd Cook.
ET 8 ELECTS ITS
IT Is quality and hot
20, and Gladys Runyon, 20, both
OFFICERS; LEGION IN
QUANTITY which
• A candy and food sale to be­ Tidings office, left this morning of Medford.— Medford Mail T ri­
Just one look at the,shoes we have la oar store w ill con­
for Diamond Lake, where she will
MIDST OF CONVENTION COUNTS for the
ing held tomorrow by the local
vince yon that GOOD looks, GOOD materiato sad GOOD
bune.
MOST these days. A
chapter Epworth League to help enjoy a few day's vacation. Mias
shoemaking can be purchased at a moderate price— A price
CENTIPEDE
has
Johnson expects to return to this
that will Impresa yog.
LAORANDE, Ore., July 22.— OVER a hundred
defray traveling expenses of tbe
city Sunday.
C
a
n
Registered
(IP)—
The
American
Legion
enter­
(Located
In
the
Lithia
Springs
LOOK OVER SOME OF THE VALUES.
M G S but you never heard of
2« delegates to the E. L. Insti­
Hotel BuUdlag) '
One hundred and twenty - six ed into a full-awing consideration SIRGFIELD hiring one of
tute at Cascade Resort. Booths
THEY ARE IN THE W INDOW ..
Phonographs repaired.
Fix-It ent-of-state tourists stopped in of departmental affairs here to­ TREM for hto
Phone'116
.
are placed. at Hardy Bros, and
SOLTEK.
It
to
the
iop.
283-1 m. Ashland yesterday to register day with the report of the various
on the Plasa.
274-1
SAME way with our
Only T h eB est
their cars at the local Chamber committees and in the transaction STORE h e re we may
NOT have as
of Commerce. Among the states of other routine business,
Made Trip to Lakes»»-
-
‘
The 40 et 8 society, the play­ LARGE a store aa you
Mr. anA Mhi. James-Gifford of represented were tbe following
MIGHT find In
ground
of
the
Legion,
elected
of­
ranted:
Utah,
California.
Ohio,
Watongk, Okla., who are camping
SAN FRANCISCO or
in the Lithia park, a formar resi­ Illinois, Arisons, Iowa, Washing­ ficers late Thursday. Bill Kelly, PORTLAND, but our
dents of Ashland, made a trip to ton, New York, Malm. Michigan, of Baker, was'named tbe grand QUALITY to Just a s good an«
SOMETIMES better than
C rater Lake today. Mr. and Mra. North Dakota, Minnesota, -N e­ chef degare.
YOU will find in those
vada,
Colorado,
Texas
and
Mis­
Gilford have with them a pat
BIG city store«. It to our
SEATTLE. Wash., — (IP) —
trained Chinese goose, which to 8 sissippi and Canada aad England.
Three bad holes for Fay Coleman
weeks old and has already travel­
32 inches.,wide. Plaids,
tn the second nine of the .semi­
ed with them over 2,000 miles on At the Oregon Hotel—
New
Printed
Patterns
-
Checks
a n d Borde^eH
The following people are among final play for the western amateur
their western trip.
those who stopped yssterdky • at golf title today gave Bob Stein, of
the Oregon hotel: Mra. A. Han­ Seattle, the lead of one at the end
Fresh milk and cream, Schusr- sen, Los Angeles, California: Mra. of 18 holes.
P. S-.—Try the home merchant
in's Grocery.
270-tl j . Addison, Vancouver, B. C„
Eddie Held, of St. Louis, Is fira/s I f he doesn't have wbat you
and Beatrice and Helen LaMorr, leading Dr. O. F. W illing, of Port­ want be can usually get it for
Build the new way with Swan Loa Angeies.
land, four up at the end of 18 you qplcker than you could your,
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sell.
Blue Granite, «1.90 and up. See
holes. x
Beaver Realty Co. or 8. A. Swan Getting Along Nicely—
at Quarry.
2«8-ft
George Gates, well known Med­
ford business man who underwent
H. C. STOCK
Finishing Today
an operation last week tn a Port­
MORTICIAN
land hospital, to getting along
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Helene Blede
Harold Dnffy, arrested by State
nicely, according to recent re­
Licensed Lady Assistant
Traffic Officer Mynatt, was fined
ports. Mr. Gates was moved Wed­
NEW CREPE DE CHINE < 4 ’:
«10 In Judge Taylor's court In
SILK AND COTTON
7Q sn
Deputy Coroner Office
nesday to a hotel, where he will
S T E P -IN S ..........................* 1 .□ < >
Medford yesterday forenoon on a
WASH M ATERIALS..........
remain until he returns to Med­
charge of speeding.
Lace trimmed in this great sale, $2.48
WITH
ford.
In light and dark patterns, 98c val.
SATURDAY SPECIAL ? f
Home-made pies, cakes, cookies,
chess pies.
Refresh Yourself
Raggedy Ann Sweet Shop
Lithia Springs
• Pharmacy
OVERLAND SHOE SHOP
“Belmont”
Percale, 17c Yd.
McNAIR BROS
Dress Ginghams
— 47eW —
JULY CLEARANCE SALES
Bargains-Bargains-Bargains
“What Every Girl
Should Know”
values.
PATSY RUTH MILLER
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Will Build Home—
Fined f i l » —
N
A. H. Perry, arrested by State
Traffic Officer C. P. Talent for
mproper license plates, was fined
«IS In Judge Taylor's court In
Medford yesterday.
Paulaerud's for tailored and
Ready-to-wear suits. We sell for
leas.
2««-tf
M r. and Mrs. George Diamond
of* Grants ‘.*aaa are planning on
building a log bouse on their
tract of land on the Pacific high­
way just above the Savage Rapids
dam. The structure will cost ap­
proximately S1S.OOO and will be
SC-44 foot in also. A log boat­
house and a log garage w ill also
be built near the house.
Highway In Poor Shape...
According to tourists enroute
north, tbe Pacific highway near
Dupamulr, Cal., to In very poor
shape, causing travel.to be slow
and somewhat unsafe.
Stepped In Anhlaad—
Mi«* Maria Roberts, dean of
women at tbe Amea, Iowa. Agri­
cultural college, to stopping in
this city for a/Couple of days via.
Ring her cousin. Mra. Lulu Van
Wegen and other relatives. Mn.
Robert*, who ha* been with that
institution for 8« years, to vtoit­
ing,all the large cities la the west
representing her school at their
alumni celebrations.
The Ashland Cafe
Geo. E. Robinson, Prop.
Meals, 36c aad up
Why P a y ' More!
New Office of Klamath Fulls
Out»
Directors Direct
There is, after all, nothing very intricate
About the banking business. Deposits are
received and money invented in secured
loans or bonds, to meet the requirements
the banking laws. The cheeking privilege
is extended when desired under eertain re­
strictions, while interest is paid on savings
deposits.
That depositor« may have every protec­
tion, a bank has, in addition to its officers,
a Board of Directors whpss duty it is to
meet frequently and re-check the handling
of the bank's funds.
BATH TOWELS, MADE
4 Q -
IN A GOOD SIZE .............. ■ " "
for family use with fancy colored
border, 25c value.
Annual
NEW CREPE DE CHINE < 4 Q A
FRENCH PANTIES
Pink, Peach, Nile, Fancy Lace Trim­
med. $2.48 values.
Remnant ¡ale Now On
Every Short End of Silks—Wool Goods
—Wash Goods—Linens— White Goods
—Curtain Materials—Cretonnes— Rib­
bons and Laces All Go!
New Shopment’
Wash Dresses, $1.98
Voiles, Batiste—in light printed Pat
terns.
v
Halff*rice
10 Dozen New
Wirthmor
Printed Patterns—Wonderful Values,
Low Summer Rates
amnth Falls, ffBU»
Round Trip, S4.M
Fageol Safety Coach
The Directors of the First Mattonai Bank
fulfill this function thoroughly, and are at
all times oonversant w itti the affairs of
the bank from inside out.
Just 20 Sport
ALL NEW SPRING S T Y L E S -S O M E WITH-LARGE FUR COLLARS,
This makes it doubtly a safe bank as
well as a bank of servioe.
MILLER AWNETTES
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FOR YOUR CAR, THE BEST ONE ON THE
MARKET.
and Rustlers eom-
the two in an out-door
PRICED FOR QUICK CLEARANCE,
Makes Every Highway a Shady Lane. Get a Pair at
N atío
cSSv
F ìn s i*
ASHLAND
Not often you have a chance like this.
ARMY GOODS STORE
Biggest Little Store in Tewn. Open Evenings.
Made of Heavy Crepes £ 4 A Q $*
Values up to $22.50.
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