Ashland daily tidings., August 01, 1927, Page 6, Image 6

BEVERLY HILLS
FROM GRASP
Local î Personal Hôtes
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Jimmy Blair Here
"jim m y Blair, who Mas been em­
ployed for several months in
Ktemath Palls, in spending a few
days visiting friends in Ashland.
Mr. Blair formerly resided in thl.'«
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Leaving Tomorrow—
Mra. lu lls McQullkln and Miy.
Mary W ilsbire of this city expect
to leave tomorrow for Portland,
«here they w ill spend ‘a week's
vacation.
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le av in g Tucaday—
Dr. M attie B. Shaw and .non
M&rvin on Pioneer Avenue, are
leaving Tuesday for Coos Bay,
where they will meet Dr. H.-. M.
Shaw and motor to Portland and
down the «oast to the aviation
fields at San Diego, California.
Dr. Mattie Shaw will return to
Ashland about September 1.
Pbonographs repaired.
Spent Week-End H ere-
f i Raymond >Mc&ee, ¡'»on of M r.
and Mrs. J. H. McGee on Vlata
street, and Leslie -Hear,-eon of
Mra. Bertha Hear on H igh street,
spent the week-end In Ashland
visiting th e ir parents and fttoadn
The boys are' employed Ut BUttti
Phone Paulaerud*» for cleaning. Falls, tolHng timber.« r > .
W e Keep-U-Neat.
Left This Morning—
- M r. and Mrs. Y,. Glenn and
daughter, who spent the week-end
In Ashland visiting at the home of
ItV / and Mra. W illiam Olban to
the Valley View district, j u s t
north of town, left thia morning
on an extensive auto trip before
returning to their home at Clatsop
Washington
- M r. end M n . L. H. Hansen i f
this d ty , acoompakiOd hy M r; And
Mrs? E. X Allen »ad ‘ daughter
W in ifred o f Portland, Ordg'ob,
who spent three days In A shlind
visiting .friends end looking :axf-
tor business aflteHx »pent Satur­
day picnicking and swimming at
/pekaon’a
H ot .; Springs.
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Roasting ears at Schuerman’s
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Visit Ing Parents—
Mi's. F.' M. Cresson and daugh­
ter, Dorothy of Dunsmuir. Cal.,
are spehding two weeks In Auk­
land vlaltlng Mra. Cresson’s par­
ents, Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Good on
Vista street and also her brother
Ody Good and fam ily on Terrace
street.
W ill Visit Sister—
- Miss R uth Osrnun. who Is now
with her brother and family in
Bakersfield, Cal., expects to leave
there toon for • Minnesota to
spend two months visiting her
eleter, before returning to Ash­
land.
Expected Thia W e e k -
M il« Marion Leach, who has
been attending summer school at
Stanford university at Palo Alto,
California, is expected to arrive
In Ashland-some time thia week
to spend a few days visiting Miss
Mabel Hager on Scenic Drive,
enroute to her home at CaldweU,
Idaho. Miss Leach formerly re­
sided in this city and was gradu­
ated from the Ashland h i g h
school.
All kinds of warehouse room to
rent or store, J. N. Dennis. 270-tt
COMING TOMORROW
Motored to Ornate M a t —
Mra. D. P. Shrum, daughter
Ethel ana son |Ution, on Central
Avenwa motored t to Grants PbM
yesterday afternoon,, where they
met,some friends mad enjoyed a
picnic to. the «tty park, r
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Under the charter granted the
city, the head of the board of
trustees automatically supplant-
ed Rogers • tth e-w m w yo r - twrmetf
«r n twhnlcal; kno rtrp ttrt w m ftr
night.
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gum -cbtw lng. ^ humorist,
however,
p»ot( thnprU Idto
the p o litical aah heap. Though
the (ormer township often smart-
ed under his stern authority, his
regime1 gained tor the town a
great am oilnt of ‘ Publicity w ith’
corredponding proftt ter real-estate
dealers and tor \h i a good w o rk
he wa* voted. » token o f grpt^-,
The
fppelderable, but through thd tfrtf
organisations working
together
It' to hoped thht the project will be
Made possible, Mr. Young aslg.
“K^The need ot a beriet advertised
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What makes a savings account grow?
Steady deposits one after another.
' 'AAtion-^repeAted action rniUt bfe'thdlcey-
p ( i juo|er of your 4rama x>fl jmacetw..
Save and keep saving.
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the responsibility of wet nuru- supervise dpmeçflç r u s t ió « , we
[ / a growlag young metropolis to New Ybrk a |d | |t o t pito Si
t* expressed violent disapproval lawsuit a fte s a u d th e r ,-u n til <1
tactics used In A R tM ta * Mfe- ataost lost hlg' eitàéSship hei
-Jfltotouut Leo Yalstoy, o f A]
It was a d a ra T h a X jdto
Cto
FttrfCgn. Ehireauimjght have be<
got hlmec
x u e o b y Peterx& é Herm it.” '
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Modern, New Storeroom
W J U iÙ N S t W f f i . MAW Àtri) GRANITE
if Commet
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a vetaran
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26 years* on the Spokane
•tooted tokr - *2rregknra. *H»W«Ver,
M0e .another ease where « appeer-
a n d e r a , / . W, McCoy and UOees are de»eptiv«A • i
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djanghtop*. w hofiuxo h«ro rtoijla«
M u Stupard. -alleged postal
in Portland AllMiny, apd QoryaL aefi. robhan, was a t jarce'In i>po-
lia for the past two weeks, retprn- k M p and saverpl patrehnen mmt
ep, last evening to theto ¡horai on kfah Hta pyeetght waa good, tnoi
North Main streets. Mis» Margar- asd be,et»Bted te a p rte t fe r fnew
who, has been attend­ dom. with the offloera te paranit.
ing aummsc school at the Oregon . ..ftuMtotaaetog hto brother o f fle­
Agricultural £<V|e«e J n popejU«. am* Buchhola required a dtotanee
returned home w ith J u t p u r« **. pf elgh^rhlooks' to evertake. and
papinpa Stupard. « »lender maa-at
„ M ij. L . R. Gray o f Honolulu ¡to lpaet h i years Buchhels’ Junior. <
speeding a.ppHPla of d<Nto to A * -
"Lerd^rhuti V1* 1 9>d boy . can
land. visitjng (he cRy and LÜM» rua." was. hto ,ipunting remark
’ when hooked aa the police station.
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PHONE REMAINS 190
of Salem, Oregonf *Mr. hnd^'M tai
M. S.'Lepee, Los lAdgeleej > tto ll-
fernia, and E. G. Carlsoft,' P^ro
laad* Oregon, are wmong' tboUU
registered a t the i Oregon h o ttl to*
day^t .*■« » r*' r>* * * +-
Spent Yesterday aa Coast—
. Mlsaes Jean Stratton and R uth
Anderson end Messrs, i “ B ric k*
Leech .and M errick ThorntoU, UH
of thia city, spent - yesterday -'fct
Crescent C ity, on -the coast.
V M to r From Dunsmuir — •'
- F . Hanna, s'resident of Duns­
m uir, Cal., spent the week-end In
this atty visiting friends and tran ­
sacting business. >
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herd oí Klgmath Patys epeat yes*
terday In Ashland vteitiag friends.
A t the Lfthte Springs Hotel— i
Mrg. J. Q.. Olds, Portland, Ore.)
Charlen E. Dood, Pan Franela«*
Cal., and My. gad M>* J. Taft,
Los Angeles, Cal., are among
those stopping nt t ie L i t k i n
Springs hotel today.
- where they will spend two weeks. visiting (rienda Miao Adams for­
. Reverend Myron 8. Woodworth, merly taught to the Ashland pub,
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■ pastor of the Baptist church, will lid achiote.
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M H tA M D AND k O S S B ^ M
Effective August L 1927
NORTHBOUND
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11:00
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Cärtonr-Fowler
Lumber Co,
Give Instant Relief and Constant Qomfprt for Tired
Throbbing Feet. Soothing comfort for weary, ach­
ing feet whose arches are down—feet that cannot
long stand the pressing dowtrnf the bddy W eight-
feet that frteqaently give theii* pwhere ijansli,. cruel
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OVERLAND SHOE SHOP
drive the girls to the camp.
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Note: Additional schedules will be n m frtm Aihland to Medfoid at
9:00, 10:0 0a. m., and 0:30 p. m. and from Medford to Ashland at
9:40 ¿. ip .,4Î.5 L n n i 0:30 p, m.
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D O N T ÿOROXT OUR WKRK-KND RATES
FÖR FURTHXR INFORMATION, CALL ASHLAND HOTEL,
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ASHLAND DAILY TIDINGS,
ASHLAND, OREGON.
ON ALL WOOL BATHING
-A1 Jerdan’s Army Goods Store-
(Biggegt t ittle Store in Towil, Open Evenings.)
SIGNED
> What makes motion picture« move t Hun­
dreds of »ingle pictures thrown on the
'; ' fedre^p/cnQ nftor the other.
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z Mra. M> A. Dumas and family
W ill Attend Camp—
The Misses Edna Danford, Dor­
othy Bergstrom, Ruth Billings
: and Loulae Anderson, are among
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I the local Camp Fire Olrls who Hpero W eak Bad H are
Mfss
Mary
Ann
Adams,
who
1 will leave tomorrow morning for
'77 j Camp Namanu, located Just out teaches school In Klamath Falla,
1 ; of Portland on the McKeasle river apeat Ute .week-end is Ashland
PLEASE ENTER THE FO LI/)WING SLOGAN
IN THE LITHIANS’ SI/)GAN CONTEST:
iRE WON’T
AFILM -
A t the Oregosr Motel
DENVER DUDE
WITH HOOT GIBSON
MHtiee or ersuoug eigne udver-
n d n g Ashland on th» Pacific
^ghw ay between Yrega gi^d ttela
g y . aooordlng to Clyde Yount,
TUgh F in of the organisation.
- y H e expeuA Involved wohld be
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At that pecond Rogera loat hto i
> purple toga Indicative ( j f . t h n J
, Mayoralty and Beverly Hi|l>J
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Jysf received, 364) foot cage of
■ The latest Jg< fa ll s ty le » / sad
auto glass, bring your auto glass
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Old time dance Jackson
Hot fabrics at Paulserud's.
work to Jordan > m ill.
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Springs Wed. nite.
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Returned From Vacation—
A t the Ashland Hole»—r |
; Ijeft Yesterday—
^ D r . Bertha Sawyer of this city
The following people w e r e
Mr. and Mrs. O. -M. Franklin- returned home yesterday frolh a
among those who spent
the
on B street left Ashland yesterday several weeks' vacation spout In
week-end at the Ashland hotel:
lo r UrcereM f t * «
* nH t Alaska, Seattle, Portland and M r. and Mrs- Dixon, Healdsburg,
f where' Hiey’ wHI U pem a ‘wrfeVs Klam ath Palls. Dr. Sawyer’s of­
Cal., Mrs. E. Sharer, Vancouver,
vacation.
fice is located In the “Pioneer
B. C., and Bella Perry, Seattle,
building.
Washington. ,
S8c toy a good.aluminum ket-
M »/S chuerm an’s Grocery. 278-tf
Potato chips. 3 for 25c, 8chuer Picnicked Sunday—
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man's Grocery.
378-tl , Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Hansen of
Returned Home Yesterday—
the Ashland hotel spent Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Warren
Cook, Cars Registered— 1
evening picnicking on Wagner
who have spent the past week va.-
One hundred and thirty-four creek.
■catloning at Diamond lake, re­ ( iit-of-state tourists stopped in
turned yesterday to their home Ashland Saturday to register their
W ill W ork In K . F . —
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on R street. Mr. Cook reports cars at the local Chamber .of
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Leonard,
seme splendid fishing.
■Commerce. On the same day, six­ who Jiave been residing ; to , Ash­
ty out4?f-state cars wore register­
land .for seme time, left yesterday
Esther Maxine Pilker, Central ed at the Medford branch of the
to make their home In K lam ath
to Soloist; social functions, wed state registration bureau.
Falla, where -Mr. Leonard h * «
dings, church services and funer­
been,transferred- vM r-L e o n a rd ¡to
als. Phone 611-L, Medford.
Buy your wood at a bargain. employed as a bookkeeper by tke
281-4« Phons 208-J.
272-10 ^ a a d a rd Oil company.
Returned to Ashland—
Mrs. Sarah Mosier, who h a s
•been in southern C a lifo rs la
fo r
the past eight, months,' returned
to Ashland Snnday and t e a gupst
at the hornet of kto- sad Mrs. Gio.
'Rlamenauen on Pioneer Avenue.
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O ld, time dance Jackson Hgt
Springs Wed., nite.
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M l ’ W A « A « o *1
re knuckle murder* during
h rltli^ AjnSeety. Not one m o
' » Lithlana will work In conjuac-
I « e le h d i/. wouW „ co-operate
dbootlQS someone tor getting
LICENSE AND FISHING TACKLE '
INTERURBAN STAGE
Connections at Grants Pase for Eureka, Crescent City and San
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Francisijo.
ms at Roseburg, Portland and 41) C4os
J points,
s at Portland for Seattle, Fancouveii’Rj C* apd* all
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