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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (July 25, 1927)
Visitor* From Klsi»*th - Mr. and Mr*. Klamath Fall* couple of day* sacting busies** friend*. At Diamond Lake— Ç. O. Porter on Eighth left last night for Port- Oregon, where she will spend several days visiting with friends. , Mr. and Mrs, Gwyn Bn tier, who Reside on Granite' street in this city, were among tha Ash land people who spent yesterday at Diamond lake. Buy yonr wood nt a Phone 208-J. bargain. Paulaerud’« for tailored and 272-10 Ready-to-wear suits. Wa sell for leas. 266-tf I would like to do your wash ing and ironing. Will call for and deliver. Widow needs work. 707 Left Yesterday— Mr. and Mrs. Warren Cook on East Maia St. 275-1 mo. B street left yesterday for Dia mond Lake, where they will spend Granted PeswUoa— James B. Kinney of Talent was a week's vacation. Mr. Cook 1« among those who were granted employed at Enders’ warehouse monthly pensions recently by the on Oak street. M. J. Young of Mr. and Mrs L. M. Hansen of ar* spending • the Ashland hotel, accompanied | in Ashland tran by Mr. t a f My*. A. C. Barteh and visiting with San Francisco, who. are spent Nicholas Longworth, through this some time In this city vlsli Ufty last Thursday morning, the friends, visited Buckhorn Le Buy yon? wood at a bargain. yesterday. party enroute for California. Phone 208-J. 271-10 Crumpachar visited hare h v - pral weeks ago In company with From Prospe ct '■«. Lois RswaeU Hom e ■ Senator* McNary and Bteiwer Mrs. Chester Phillips, who Miss Lola Russell, daughter of pt the reclamation work being been residing at) Prospect F. E. Russell, who la employed at lf o s e in this district. some time, was a visitor la . the city power plant up In the a The congfeesmaa’s many ac- land yesterday shopping ^nd t canyon, returned home recently Huain tances hare were shocked lng friend*. Mr. Phillips Is from Watsonville, California, |by the news of his tragic passing, where she visited for several ployed by the California On He was apparently in a robust Power company. weeks with her mother. condition when on'his reçent visit Port Orford cedar boat for sale, Jordan Sash and Cabinet works. r PORTLAND, Ore., July 25.— R <LP)— Congressman M. E. Crnm- . packer who committed suicide k Sunday in San Francisco was In his second term as representative from the third Oregon congress- (pnnl district comprising Portland pnd Multnomah county, f " He wa* » practicing attorney In t Portland fo^ 12 years before he ■ was elected to congress with the I exception of 18 months' in -the . service daring the war. As a special deputy district at torney he drew np the Oregon t pdldiers' bonus law and succesa- . fully defended Its constltntion- , slity In Jijp courts. Crumpacker was * close per sonal friend of Speaker Nicholas Longworth and had accompanied the speaker to San Francisco I after Longworth spent four days ( here as Crumpacker’s ' guest. . ¿ H e was * son of the late Edgar D. Crumpscker, a congressman ' froip Indiana for 30 years. Crum- - packer was graduated from the - University of Michigan and from . Harvard law school. He was , married to Miss Cully Cook In ( Portland In 1818. His widow , and three young sons survive* Apply lag for Job*— According to reports from Med ford the Medford branch of the United States free employment bureau has been swamped with applications for jobs by out-of- government. state transients, who were lured Fresh milk and cream, Bchuer- by the reports that fruit harvest man’s Grocery. 270-tf Phonographs repaired. Fix-It ing had already begun in south lop. 263-1 m The best old-time musks in ern Oregon. The early pear pick J a c k s o n ing Is expected to commenoe next Just received 350 foot case of state will play at week on a small scale. Springs Wed nite. auto glass, bring your auto glass work to Jordan’s mill. 276-tf NOTICK Ix*ft This Morning— In Southern Oregon J. C. T. McNeil, a member of the British embassy in Mexico, is spending a short time In south ern Oregon visiting Fred Barn- ham at his lodge on the Rogue Electric current Mrs. F. J. Porter and family, who have spent the past Jew weeks in Ashland visiting Mrs. Porter's father and mother-in-law Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Porter on Eighth street, left this morning for her home in Eugene, Ore. NOTICE Electric current will be from II m. to 1 p. m. Tuesday, July 26 in the following section of the city: From Gresham east on south side of Blvd. to city limits, and from Morton east on north aide of Blvd to city limits. 276-1 be off July 28 In the following section of the city: From Gresham east on south side of Blvd. to city limits, and from Morton east on north side of Blvd to city limits. 276-1 Will trade late model Vlctro- la for used piano. Write what you have. Addreas Box E, care Tidings. 271-6 Old Time Dance, Wed. nite, Jackson Springs, 8 o’clock 276-3 Cliff Payne makes doors. will froip 12 m. to 1 p. m. Tuesday, The best old-time music In state Returned to Home—■ will play at Jackson Springs Wed- E. M. Demmick, who has been nite. * 276-3 visiting Mr. and Mrs. Mchard Beawiek at their summer home Motored to Crater Lake at Williams for the past month, Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Elb on returned Friday to his - home VanNesa Avenue, accompanied "by in Orange, California. Word was Mrs. Aleta Leer and daughter, received recently that Mrs. Bee- motored to Crater Lake Saturday. wick’s sister Mrs. R. A. Nelson They returned by way of Kiam- had passed away at her home la California and Lottie and Sarah Beswick, daughters of Mr. and Sweet oranges, 2 dos. 56e; at Mra. Beswick, went doVrn to at Schuerman’s Grocery. 270-tf tend the funeral. Mra. Beswick was too ill to go. In Medford Yesterday— Coming Tomorrow Tha he-man actor of the screen in the Biggest Sea Drama of the Tear. A. E. Kinney on Granite street, accompanied *by hie brother C. H. Kinney of Oakland, California, who^wth hts wife and guests at the Kinney home In Ashland, were visitors in Medford yeeter- Made Bnaineaa Trip— / Mr. M l Mrs. 8. D, Doremua of the Staiidafd Cleaner* on Oak street, made a business trip to Medford this afterno o n1. —- IX TOC THEATER BCAinVU. ADDED ATTRACTION i ■ ■ ■ /., (Continued From rage One) ' day courts title for the seventh two wins and one loss to their time, defeating John Hennessy of credit. Grants Pass and Klamath Indianapolis in straight seta (> Falls have each lost two and won which the issue never was in one game. doubt. “Hoosier” Hoffsrd, on the By his victory over the young bench for the last two weeks as Hoos^r tennis star Sunday, “Big a result of the decision of dJ- Blll” won permanent possession rectors of the League will be jn of his second clay court trpphy, f te Boas uniform next Sunday which must be won three years in when the local aggregation plays succession. — - -i <t Graota Paas. Those who watched the lanky Philadelphian sweep through the '' finals^ match, after an Indifferent Returned From V fir n t^ ■ start, went away convinced Tilden Mr. and Mrs. D. Perossl and Is as great as aver, and that Grandma Ganiere on Granite America's chances of retaining street, accompanied by t h e i r the Davis cap are good indeed, bouse guests, Mr. and Mra. Paul The scores were 6-6, 6-1, 6-2. Fratesea of San Francisco. re- Frank Shields of New York turned home recently from Gold won the Junior singles champion- Bench and Harbor, on the coast, ship by defeating J nil ns Seilgson, where they spent a few days’ va- also of Naw York, 1-6, 6-2, 6-1, cation. Mr. and Mrs. Frateasa -4-6 and 6-4. left yesterday for their home Cal- Shlelda and Seilgson won the • Junior doubles championship by — besting Wilbur Coen of Kansas RBAD CLASSIFIED ADS City and Walter Thomas of B l i s s - _____________________ ________ . both, N. J„ 6-2, 6-1 and 6-1, -........... - - ■ Can Registered Yesterday— All klndg of warehouse room to One hundred and five out-of- rent or store, J. N. Dennis. 270-tf state cars were registered at the local Chamber of Commerce on Build the new way with Swan the Plain. This number to only Bine Granite, 81.00 and np. Sea two less than were registered last Beaver Realty Co. or S. A. Swan year on the same day. The fol at Quarry. 262-ft lowing states and Canada and Mexico were represented In yes Spent Week-End— terday’s registrations: Iowa, Kan Misses Florence Allen, Minnie sas, Minnesota. Utah, Illinois, Poley an<\ Eva Poley of this city Arisons, Michigan, North Dakota, spent the week-end at the Lake of Ohio, Nebraska, Indiana, Connec the Woods. ticut, Wyoming, Washington and West Virginia. Rye - Krlsp Health Schuerman’s Grocery. New Jail W ill be Strong— A new county jail to being built la the temporary court house In NOTICE LOGGER DIBS Medford, which to reported to be . Exhausted in the sweltering Electric current will be off one of the strongest jails In the heat of Friday,, Charles Loster, from 12 m to 1:00 p. m. Tuesday, state. It to constructed of very 56, employed la a logging camp July 26th in the following section thick reinforced concrete walls near Klamath, dropped dead. of the city. From Gresham east and the window ban are of spec on south side, of Blvd, to city lim ial steel. its, and from Morton east on north side of Blvd to city limits. Made Trip to Lake— 176-1 Mr. end Mra. J. H. McGee on Vtota street, accompanied by their non, Vernon, who to employed by the Ashland Register, made a trip to the Lake ef the Woods yeater- • Bhutout, No Hit, No Run Game Sunday TODAY OMLT COUNTRY STORE •, Mias Leeills Hunttngtoff« >ko has been employed for the past year with Briggs A Briggs, local attorneys, left yesterday for her home at Clark. South Dakota. Miss Huntington to a slater of Mra. Warren Cook on B street. Lots of Fun and Langhs with Plenty of Presents for the Mrs. J. B. Nelson of Boston. Lucky ¿Ones. Maae., is spending several days I» H. 0 . STOCK ♦ A UTAH COAL FOR Closed Place Mr». O. W. Trefren, who has owned and conducted the Oxford rooms at tha corner of B and Fourth streets for some time, has closed the place and had tha furnltnre and furnishings re moved to the store formerly oc cupied by the Depot eonfectlon- ery at 267 Fourth street, where they will be offered for sale. O. W. Trefren has moved his resid ence to the corner of Fifth and B street and with him goes his No. I phone. Hi* daughter, Mira. H. Specht.will be with him for the present as her husband to employed at Dunsmuir, Califor nia in the Southern Pacific ser vice. Mr. Trefren will be la charge of the store bnt it will Diamond Briquettes FOR FURNACES AND FIRE PLACES. SEE OUR FIRE PLACE ORATE. DELIVERED FROM C The citisens of other towns think it more econ omical and more satisfactory to take advantage of low prices and~lay in the fuel in the summer in preparation for winter. Our people do not * because the advantages have not been brought to their attention. LET US TALK YOTJR FUEL PROBLEMS OVER WITH YOU. PERFECTION OIL COOK STOVE Carson-Fowler OUT OF EVERY SOLD ARE PERFECTION MILLER AWNETTES FOR YOUR CAR, THE BEST ONE ON THE MARKET. Makes Every Highway a Shady Lane. Get a Pair at Simpson’s Hardware The Winchester Store" ARMY GOODS STORE Biggest Little Store in; Town. Open Evenings. BARGAIN OFFER MORTICIAN Helene Biede Licensed Lady Assistant Deputy Coroner Office Here Is Style For You Finely tailored pattern. Nea^y stitched and folded. Invisible eyelets. A good looking black oxford for the young man who wants value spiced with style. UNTIL SATURDAY JULY 36TH ONLY The Daily Tidings is Offered at These Reductions Delivered by Carrier, from $7.80 to $6.00 a Year Delivered by Mail, from $6.50 to $5.00 a Year $5,00 OVERLAND SHOE SHOP REMEMBER, ONLY A FEW DAYS LONGER TO MAKE THIS RIG SAVING. Fortune Winners Have To Bring or Mail Your Remittance Without Delay this elty visiting friends. The Ashland Cafe ' • Mr. and Mr*, Chari** R om , whd have spent the past few day* in Ashland looking after busineaa affair* and-visiting rela tive* sad friend*, returned yes terday to their home In Pacific Qrpve, California. Mr. and lira. Rose formerly resided In -th is city. Great athletes “ train ’’ for their victories. By careful living and regular habits they store up the physical 'mental energy needed to win their victories. For a Year’s Subscription to Geo. E. Robinson, Prop. Fortune winners, have to “ train” too. Veals, Sfe and np Why Pay Moref e If you want to be ready to meet the test of opportunity and WIN begin now to build Bp a reserve through regular sav- P.S. If your subscription is paid in advance, pay The Citizens Bank ment now for a year will entitle you to a year’s advance from the date of expiration. Comedy Carnival of the Year. Langha! Laughs! Mesmff Trip, S4.60 Fageol Safety Coach AOUni, O n s«
