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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 6, 1927)
Mi mind »nd fiv e « r crowd of the M r. R. E Newhry rothrned from Portland Friday, where ha Mad accompanied hl« fath er and Dr. ead Wra. C. W. H U M », aoa Wade aad Raaeel Brow* of Axhtaad. Mr. aad Mr«. M r. and Mrs. Touug o f Port land, cousins of the New hry fem lly . are vi.ittog hare W»W, hnv lag rome out from Portland you terdav. A Mg fam ily pkxric h bring planned fo r Sandhp 1 » th< fished aad ewafc. aad aka fa r t w * WWwbry’s in honor Of U to irM s it days, returning Sunday night to ing friends. their home« hare. They report a wonderful time and a perfect trip. A fire w hlto aright havh p aw ed disastrous, bet Which unwant ed to very little In the damage done, started kn the edge f f the Ch«pwna p*ace.ont oa Bmigrant Anti-Saloon I sagMi Indiana Padga 1 Creek a M r tMa dam. Tuesday of Contempt < evening. I t ra a np a gulch, h w a - ing a HtUe May tod a few ben IN D IA N A P O L IS , la d .. A a g . 6. , i. v. o ^ g rntn befftto Ik wee dis co v e f lf ljg ^ t gathered from* ever? i — (IP)— Dr. B. 8. Shum aker, sup where"*JtoWt, a n tll there waa erintendent of the In d ian a A ntl- ; Saloon League for fS years, was farce enough to fight' a large held guilty or contempt by the In Are. had found hut little to do. diana Supreme Court today for The cptrlt o f wBHogaeas to aid criticising Its ruling an prohibi waa apparent, and evidenced by tion eases ghnoat tw o years ago. the fact of their presence on the The opinion ef Urn court was scene la thfc arid<&d of th e eight, divided throe to tw o, - justice when the call fo r help was W illa rd B. Oem m lll o f Mhrion. sounded. ahd Justice Clarence M . M artin True dred made unlay Lake of Bellview and- niece M il Gregory of Central Point, u> a »art» « M id i M t Bat-, » o r a l » « , lo r Diamond where they headed and! DRY LEAD HASTRC DOROTHY REID, Editor. Phone ’ .4 T H E • W H lW K R H fG SARD OF If lag Might d f 11 Out where tho waves are dashing free. Vader a silver moon; Out where the voices of the sea, Oently m urm ur aad croon A voice is calling me tonight. I t comes o’er sea and land Bo fain tly clear in the tw iligh t The whisper of the sand. n » k to riid r has booh padtpon- ad JMr • short U rie, accetdtog to “0 1 m " Yeager, the hear feeding t a a . hmmato ton aalm ab M u sed Following toe connecting S u g alo . N. T „ a a d F o rt Erie. Cahada, has » . d. Below are (le ft to rig h t) rim Prince of Wales, Vied egg to d Prem ier Stanley B aldw in, who w ill assist In the i the years of peace betweea the United States aad ■e are no forttaeattone oa e ith e r side o f the border from the ceremony bridal party attended m'lBMel It tells of maidens dnsky eyed at the home of the hrlde a t ' That once were want to roam g ill Court. The eetp le toft t l And watch the coming of the tl«Je day evening fa r toe coast « Bre white man called thia home. shert heauraaoM, a fter w .edible Jelly co« he made Any trait Juice to flavor. been com President 1 ceremony, Canada at coast to et G E N E R A L W O 0 D IL L M O S T O lf,. Alt g. 6.— (LP)— Gen eral Leonard Woed. geVeruor of the PhlUlpInea la under trunt- ment In a hospital hem today. Hospital attendants refused to report his condition. M in g t ’Sh Level Mesisoroments they will return to Medford And other bards and other men. make thofr homo da Yhawn In order th a t there may be uni- From many distant lands, fformlty la measuring the d iffe r A part» o f vncntlonlnta from c f Indianapolis, dissenting. W ill walk these trails and hear Mrs. W alto Itos hoan aoa Had e n t ingredients need In cooking, Great Fails. Mon:ana. composed The T ribunal held th a t Dr. again; • food experts are aetng level of E. E. VanW ert, wife and little Shumaker was g u ilty of In tim id The- w hisper o f th e sa n d s taeaenromento when devising and daughter Genevive are staying in ating it by threatening defeat of Harriet M. Oil», - testing recipes. I t la unite essen the Ashland caAp for a Sew daya Its members nt the polls. Prtaerllto , © re. tial that housewives get the hab before they continue their trip Jeaee E. M artin , attorney for B r itt fated w ith the F t Buts F W na it of nslng level measurements If to Crater and Diamond lakes. the league, also was held to con New Kauri wh-h IMarwrored— tional sorority. M r. W atte to as they have the best results with They are waiting hare, where tempt. but Ethan B. Miles, anoth Impossible as it may seem in sociated w ith the Medford Aaflo their proddcts. Just try levsltng they will be Joined by Raymond er attorney, wna found not guilty, this age of progress. a new kind company aad fa a form er O. A. «. off the cup, teaspoon, or table A. Peabody, wild gad daughter imm ediate arrest o f D r. Shumak of sandwich has been discovered. spoon w ith a spatula or a knife. man. Rayola, and Dr. and M rr. Corn er was ordered. I t s tbe Alvarado and Is guar It reqniros to very little extra • MM wall aad little girt, all of Wis anteed by Mies F arm er’s School time, yet assures a better, more consin, who are touring the west. oi Cookery, where it was first uniform product. It will be remembered by some preduoed te perform a ll the fnne- M ist M arie Hansen arid bur d i that Messrs. VanW brt and Pen- tions o f the old fashioned clnb ther recently entertained a thrift* Picnic sad L ig h t Lunch Means body spent a year or two la sandwich and even more. Miss rtf friends who reside Mt the B u I a Mock Club Sandwiches Ashland and vicinity a good many Alice Bradley; principal o f the ler apartments on Granite street. Date and Ginger Sandwich years ago, aad they eceasloaally; school, dltotoses the secret ef the Where they have alas been makiXfc Radish ra te r* here Just to visit old > new discovery fdr the flts t time their home fo r the pari .1 • I W aldorf Salad Individual B erry Pies in the Woman's Jfom ? Compan weeks, while Miss Hanson hto Frutttade ion. Thin la M: been conducting a elans dnrlak For each person, make a neat the summer session nt the SoutB- Tea Room Sandwiches of lettuce leaves oa a serving Tongue and Green Pen Salad platter and place a slice of fresh a p leasan t party on the spacious Olivos toast, buttered on one side, npon lawn In front of the buBdiag. ' Glttgersle Punch M u le wga the meat important tbe lettuce. Place a h et frie d egg Dropped Peanut Cookies and two slices a f crisp bacon feature of the evening’s diver»toft> upon ihd’ to ri« , Cover w tth a «Hee w ith eenvetoation alto taking it’s Green Pepper and Onion Poison has not proved to be ef of white m eat o f chicken and part. Tasty refrsshmento wrire ■*'* -■ ■ Sn n dsrie h nn • feetive, but the continual “ plow named w ith three slices of tomato, cover served to the following to tha orgnntoa tt o a, te have »rrr~- elsh R arebit D llf Piekl people: D r. and Mrs. W . J. Cran er internet showft. . a ll w ith a second slice of toast Iced Cbffoe Gingerbread haMhiMg beds 1» advised by ffas arid garnish With a d ill pickle dall, M t. and Mrs. Beb Collier, A. W . Moon, ef the Moon Lum- agricultural a^ent. . . M r. and Mrs. E. N. Butler, Mr. ned « -d to ih to ’ sh - f t r t o s i i . ^ b ir On. returned from Sacramen and Mrs. G. B. Schroeder, Mrs. M 8 tt to, Tharnday where he ban been Frank Frsaee and the Mlssto Vera Mrs. E a rl F ra ley Cheat of to toe taterest o f the finished Blu8son, Fosma Kenney and Mary H onor ' torn to r product from their Bull- Ruth M iller. Mesdames Eric W eren, E. O. Gold H ill couoeilaien voted ta. view mills. Smith and VSrne Carey Were gra improve the present street lig h t The dance at the Junction last cious hostesses Tuesday, . August in g system of that village. The night was another success. One 2, when they d elig h tfu lly enter action urns taken in connection more oa the nineteenth it to tained w ith a party In L lth la w ith the new power line which reported w ill finish these summer park, in honor o f H r*. B ari F ra Acid Essential In Jelly Making the Copco is constructing through dances given ay the Ne|l Creek Acid Is one of the essentials th a t city. ley, who le ft today for her home P. T. A. Let every one keep the womanhood. in Alatneda, C alifornia, a fter bav necessary in mak^ig good Jelly. If ins spent the past few weeks in the frn lt Juice to be Used, tastes Ashland visiting her parents, M r. about as soUr aa a ta rt apple the hnd Mrs. W . M. Barber on Gran acid la sufficient to t Jelly mak ing. bat should there not be ite street. A t the close of a most pleasant enough add present In the frn lt a fte r aeon Spent la ' conversation there are several why» In which it and playing games, the hostesses may be added. Any citrous fru it served delicious refreshments of Juice, especially lemon Juice, is very desirable. Other fru it Juices ise cream arid cake. I ain back at Woods’ Guests at thia a ffa ir were: Mrs. such as rhubarb, pineapple, sour Store while Mr. Woods is H om er Billings, Mrs. Jessie Krng- apple and crab apple may be ad ou his vacation.- gel and children, Mrs. W . J. ded. By having the proper propor- Crandall and daughter, Miss Jean Mr. Woods left me a lot Anderson and the honor guest, tion of pedtln, sugar and acid very of bargains for you—and M rs. Burl Fraley aad children, bargains they are. r i B tt to a » M to ri» t l d M aglng platform urtth top »ghth turned on. 4 » ebon as (ha bears are accustomed to the new eating place, their table w ill ba Illum inated and vis itors invited. OLD VESSELS H O LLY W O O D , Cui.; A tog. g — (IP )— W ith representatives of the United States, England and Japan struggling to find a program to reduce th e ir navies, Metro-Gold- wyn-Mayer Is dally addlag to Its fleet strength for forthcoming marine productions. Richardson Springs Cb highway ufearQrieo Springs. /The moot talk ed af Vhdoil Mb the state. They» most be ft raa son! Why not com« mid see for yowrtelff W hile the studio navy M now larger than ever before, embrac ing some <0 vessels ranging from ocean-going steamers down to speed-boats and barges, a t least a docen craft w ill be added ta the next three months. F ifty boats of assorted rises have been completed la the mills of Seattle and Vancouver. Tho lumber has boon sawed In requir ed lengths; numbered and ship ped to Alaska, where the craft *ro jto in g assembled for aaanau there. Two "B a ce M ar’’ M id “City— of— To peka." are being nsud.in the numi picture to show departure apri Sc- Phone 1 1 9 2 Ì, M edford, O a r Expense M E D FO R D , OREGON Satisfactory Come In And SEE ME, FOLKS! ' T V l M O R R O W ’S telephone requirements A must be foreseen today; the service o f the future must be provided for ih the present. In the America of tomorrow new industries w ill develop, trade w ill increase, residential sections w ill replace the v x c in t tress o f today. There must be new telephone buildings and switchboards; millions o f miles o f new wire and cable; yet a larger arm y o f men and women to build and operate the ever increas ing facilities; more and more trained execu tives to manage ead direct. I t costs about $385,000,000 a year to keep ahead o f America’s demand for telephone service. I f tins vast sum is to he spent wisely and efficiently, future demands m ust be fore casted w ith as much precision as is humanly possible an th at materials, m o aty, manpower w ill not be lacking when the neediomes. O nly tfMuugh die forward look is the telephone kept ready to meet the growing demands o f a F . E. O. H old Annual Plcuic— The P. E. O. Sisterhood of this city enjoyed th e ir annual picnic Thursday afternoon, August 1, in L lth la park, the occasion being held at thia time In honor of Miss M innie Poley, who le ft yesterday morning for Oakland, California, where she teaches In one of the high schools. Miss Poley spent her sommer vacation in this city Visiting her mother, Mrs. Jose phine Poley and sister, Mias Eva Ftoley on Vista street. Luncheon was sdrved in the park at one o’clock to approxi m ately fifteen ladies, a fter which toverai hours were »pent in social chhversattob. No business session was conducted at this m eeting., YOU J UST COME AND SEE THEM. ' Regardless of what kind of printing you may need. LETTERHEADS, STATEMENTS, ENVELOPES, * - \ a ' I H olland. Itorttagen. Texan, thus: “ I hat that • « par rout 0« these Buffering from kidney Irregalart- ttoe never take anything 1er M d- ney rogutotlon wea.il M hi toe late, i • y ■ ' i ' - . ■) ' THE TIDINGS Oxfords ft gTBAtìr ftdncBd price Piston and Pins ' 4 'i d i l l i n •”> . ö 4 s ■ - . Men’s Oxfords, can handle It quickly and to your entirfe natisfaction * . I . . . Brake Lininv nice things FOR EVERY CAR i BOOKLETS, Oft WHAT NOT. Phom 1M •t F&teonable * price» • n to a glorious think to awake w ith a lively, healthy, energetic body. I t to a ateery to drag aa to M a « .n re d . weary body from to ‘I • Gbme and aéo me; lets do lot df sMuppijig now and B MIR ALLEN AcrodB from the L ith ia Springe H otel A ME WILL BE GLAD TO -