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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 11, 1927)
bocal ; Personal flotes a nter Former School Girl Here Miss Lucille Crow of LaGrsnde Oregon, arrived in Ashland Tues day to spend a few days visiting with Mias Day Burgdorff on Or ange avenue. Miss Crow w*" a student In the local high school two years ago. Vlaltlng Mrs. Clyde Young and Uttia daughter on Morton street this morning for Apple wberq they,¿rill spend days utoittng with MrA- parents, Mr. and Mrs. A, ft. Kletnhammer. (»nt to Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Paul- ud on Oak street «have gone t te their cottage at ¿he Lake SCHOOL GIRL CAUSES RIOT » À « •pent anoth er { by capitalists. No signs were In her spn Ivan O’Donabue at Creg- evidence and the only means of cent’ Lake, just out of Klgmath identifying the. crQwds waa la the Palis, rnfurped this week to her; constami shouttog.T Ivan In an * ARr ft^ftleye In mí this tftg Uly. Souther»^Pacific T H /p a r M e ’tappa«:' - demonstration« «topan Girl P m m Cell te d Says which more acute. A* time bomb w a a She is Anarchist; Ou found near a postal sub-station. Disperse« Crowd The ettstodtan of the Federal TOVCHED THAT ACHING SPOT yeeter- “Nothing touched that aching Hot Rolls ror building waa advised by telephone Holding Pienlr 1» Park— . A—l..rt <Hrl Fred Rapp melons now on aale Mar. home in CHICAGO, Aug. H .—<U»1— A that the “building will be blown •pet until I used Foley Pills, a dl- Franklin Bakery. Thia afternoon and evening the A marriage license was issued at Pumpkin Center. 290-9* Icago, Illinois,’ after hpvlhg bright-eyed 18-year-old h i g h umtie stimulant for the kidney*, Ladies Aid society of the Eng this sfternoon to Karl L. Stephen nt the past ftw wdeks In school girl paced her cell at police up.” with wpnderfnl results. I am so Left for Two lish -Lutheran church in Med son of Medford sad Lots Wilson At Bandon by the bland visiting with hpr sister, headquarters today, shouting she ’ Police guards around thè Fed glad I can recommend them te Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Detrlelt eral building and postal substa Mr. and Mrs. Sam McNair, who ford. and their friends are hold of Ashland. They wfre married F. H. Walker on Liberty was an anarchist after having Based of. her pain, tions wore Increased and a guard other».” ing their annual picnic in Lithia by Juapce of the Peace C. B. rbslde on Scenic Dtlve in thia and daughter, MJaa Helen on eet. ' been arrested while leading thou health restored, Mrs. BUen Rafg- was placed around the home of city, left yesterday morning for East Main street -left this city park. Those attending brought Rusk.—Grants Paas Courier. sands of shouting Sacco- Van. Cardinal Mundelein, head of the hard, of fto. Fork, Pa., writes this yesterday morning for Portland Bandon by the Sea, where they their own lunches and are en Inee and Haatpeona Ifatfti j Zettl sympathisers through the arch-dtoceae of the Roman Cathor thankfully.,. Men sad women ev All kinds of'wareitouae room to will spend a few days’ vacation. and other points north, to spen^ joying a splendid day. * Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harga- streets last night. lic church. All police leaves erywhere use and iweommaaf two weeks on a pleasure trip. rent or store, J. N. Dennis. 270-tf It was the girl who brought bave been cancelled. ' Foley PUla, diuretic, for kidney and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Fresh milk and cream, Schuer- chaos to an orderly Sacco - Van Cheese Clips at Schuerman’a disorders, backaches, dull head mpson left thia jmerning for Marriage Lieeases leaned— Violins at all prices, Elhart’a. inan’s Grocery. 288-tf 288-tf Grocery. ache and nervousness. Ask lor lr home In Banti Monica, Zettl protest meeting. ■ Marriage licenses were Issued A» the meeting ended, s h e Home From Crescent Lake— > Foley Pills diuretic sad accept allfornla, after enjoyipg a weeks at the county clerk’s office yea* Mrs. N ellie, O’Donahue, who Surplus Ijdxir Remains— Ix-edoniN Returned Home— kcation spent in Ashland vlsit- dashed to the street shouting has spent some time visiting with no substitute.—Sold everywhere.k terday to Thomas Morton, 28, of Will Apeak at Church— According to Chris OottMeb, “general strike, general strike!** Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Leedom NO. I H. P. Rpilver of Medford will manager of the Medford free and two daughters, who have Medford and Nella James, 21, of ig friends and relatives. This added a splash of color to the Ontario, .Galifornlg, and to Oscar speak Sunday morning, August employment bureau, there still been enjoying a several days’ va »I - ; otherwise drab proceedings of the 14, at the local Presbyterian remains a -large amount of sur cation visiting relatives and Carlson, 81 and Huldah Wals jtppped la Ashland ■' meeting. Inflaming the gathering. Mrs. Nelen Sober of San Jose, church, according to an an plus labor, although Mr. Gottlieb friends in Seattle. Washington, both of Chico, California. With the girl, Aurora d* Angela ijllfornla. stopped in Ashland nouncement made this morning put 117 men to work last week. at the lead, (he crowd surged In returned late last night to their a couple of days this week to to the street and marched along by Wirt M. Wright. home in this city. Divorce Action Filed— sit * her friends, Mrs. M. B. shouting the “Third Internation Let the UNION write your full A divorce action, charging indies and Mrs. Lulu Van- ale** and appealing for a general is. -• Phonographs repaired and ser coverage automobile Inmmw Hot Rolls for your dinner. cruel and Inhuman treatment, ITegen on Liberty street., Mrs. viced, Elhart’a. strike. For a few blocks the Teo, of course. 98-tf Franklin Bakery. 288-9 was filed Tuesday in the county' ¡her, who was enroute east, protest parade waa orderly. --------- * • clerk’s office nt Medford py Letka a nurse In this city several Then a motor car was ripped NOTICE TO PEAR GROWERS Returned from I-sko— Bannister against Ora Banhister, irs ago. and tom by the croWd. A street Please call and get your lug Mrs. W. G. Gill and children former catcher on the Medford Size«—2 Years to 6 Years car was boarded .apd the girl boxes for cannery pears. Ash. F. Laurence and Nancy Lou, accom baseball team. slapped the motor man. ft. Pro. Assn. 291-8 and Mrs. D, Kay at panied by Mrs. H. E. Hulls and Ode »mail police motor car at add Mrs. Dan Kay and ;• ■/ ’ niece Joe Ann, arrived home tempted to atop the parade, but ghter Barbara on Avery street IH V refer day Divorce Action Filed— from Lake of the Woods this its passage was blocked. Addi hate spent two or three Mrs. Jim Farnsworth, who la A divorce action was filed in week, where they have occupied tional police motor cars swept iya of this week vacationing at Today and Tomorrow the county clerk’s office in Med the Klum cottage ror the past employed in Ninlnlger’s Sporting p Lake of the Woods, are ex Into the crowd. Goods store on Main street, was ford Tuesday by Ruth Bowman fifteen days. The tear gas bombs caused the confined, to her home yesterday pected to return home this even- crowd to disperse and 15 of the of kAshland against George Bow g or tomorrow morning. Mr. Mrs. Farnsworth Ripe peaches at Ash. F?ft. Pro.’ with illness. man, and she- asks for the cus leaders— including the, 18-year- ly Is proprietor of the Auto- resumed her duties nt the store tody of several minor children. Assn. old girl— were31 Arrested. ptlve Shop, local Chevrolet today, alttiouglr'she has dot fully The defendant was sentenced ialers. ’ . ' ' • * • .She maintained she had long recovered. early this year to from one to Ix'ft for Creerenp City— attended liberal meetings In FINAL CLEARANCE ON ALL VOILES Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Spencer Chicago and said: **I am an an- two or more years in the state ra. A. H. Davenhlll, a rest- prehjst. . My father was an s4i- penitentiary on a larceny charge., and family, who have t^ep resir At Grater Lake», ' of Ashland, spent a short archlst/* dents of Ashland for some time Mr. and Mrs. Louis Dodge on In Medford recently, the Drnmmers Samples .Tust in. Values regularly sold Throughout the entire din having occupied a home on Alli Just received 350 foot case of the Bouevard, accompanied by 1 of Misses Vida and Emma there was a cry that Sacco and up to $3.50. f auto glass, bring your auto glass son street, left this morning for their house guests, Mr. and Mrs. Kavanaugh. Vkn Zettl were being persecuted work to Jordan’s milt. * 278-tf Crescent City, on the coast, where Will Abbott of Loa Angelet, Cal., Î? ey. expect to locate, permapently >. i f c S S " " WmÄ” ' Mr. Spencer bad find • eWipldy- Mrs. Petch In Medford— All Vbiles up to $12.50 noV ........ $3.95 Mrs. P, D. Petch, formerly of ment of some kind. The Spencer All Voiles up to $19.50 now .......................... $8.95 Medford, but now of San Fran family greatly regretted leaving cisco, Is spending a short time this city. in the former city while enroute Hot Rolla ror your dinner. to Prospect, where she will stay tv 1—1928 Essex Coach in first class Condition, $500 288-6 for a time, in an endeavor to Franklin Bakery. Childrens 1—1924 Chevrolet R o a d ster............ .. ..........^ $ 1 5 0 recuperate from her recent ill Ladies Hose Hosa <• 1 Oldsmobile, just overhauled, runs fine . . . . $150 ness. The late Mr. Petch for Mrs. TUnabarger Left— 75e Value GOe Values Mrs. Rollie Rinabarger and merly was manager of tlw South Selling ‘A t Selling A t ern Oregon Gas company, when son Raymond of this clty\ left they had their, office in Ashland yesterday morning fet a several 39c weeks'* VISITTn "Reno? Nevada.— a couple of years ago. Medford Daily News. We now have the Super- Phone Paulserud’s for glean life battery to fit the ma .1 Mrs. H. Retd L e t t - ing. jority of ears at only Mrs. Henry Reid, wko kas been Hie- *> *i • ‘ •'fi Hot Rolls for your dinner. residing at the home of her ¿’A Zf ■/’'t i»"- ■ í ; Franklin Bakery. 288-9 daughter Mrs. O. F. Silver on Hargadlne street for the past Kdlaon Marshall Left— few months, left last night for Swift action, daring riding, Edison Marshall left last night Stockton, California, to Join her for his home In Augusta, Qa.. husband, who has been paying 7 » a fight in the tower, a ro after spendlnf two weeks tn his son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Medford visiting with hie mother, Hairy Reid an exended visit. mance to warm the heart, Mrs. E. G. Marshall. Mr. Mar Mr. and Mrs. Reid expect to re shall has just returned fiom a turn to take up their residence and a barrel of fun. trip of several months In Alaska. In Aehlind, after a short visit GUY GOOD with their daughter, Mrs. Ernest GEO. J. HAYES AT THE Buckeye tested malt syrup, Royce at Oakland, California. Schuerman's Grocery. 288-tf ORGAN CH ILDRENS DRESSES P retty Sum m er Frocks Special A t $2.98 U t LUAM KXpnsems LA DIES TinriMti. TONY, thwwonnc borie VOILE DRESSES ■ Special N ow . . . . . $2.45 S P E C IA L . S ee T h ese N ow EX ID E B A T T E R IE S ’ BRONCHO TWISTER LITHIA SPRINGS GARAGE $11.95 SALE! X t ELECTRIC Starts Friday - Ends Thursday Phonograph repair. Flx-lt Shop. 4 FOOT S T E P LA D D ER INVEST IN NECESSITIES FIRST I It takes away the hard part of your dressmak ing if you have Miss Dahlberg eut, fit, baste and turn the hem for you. You can also get g o o d suggestions for the trimming and for all this the charge is reasonable. RE-ROOF Skinner’s Satin Crepe $4.50 Wash Crepe de Chine $1.95 FOOD CH O PPER The Pioneer Way! i W . . Regular 65c for $1.19 WORK GL0V1 LUNCH BOXES Red, .Blue or Green, Enamel Finish 9c 19c F ire R esistin g — R educes Insurance YOUB CHOICE OF A VABIETY OF COLORS n t S X Cost Kfttfwifttftft • Wamylftft and Information. V.', . ' ' ■ . ' A SH L A N D 384 Oak St. Special Prices on several lots of Wool Goods ; . 6 FOOT FOLDING RULE THIS SALE Skinner’s Wash Crepe , Crepe Faille in several $2.95 i lieautifnl colors . . . . $3.75 YOUR FALL WARDROBE SHOULD INCLUDE AT LEAST ONE WOOL DRESS AND SKlRT. 68c « P L A N YOUR FALL D R E SS NOW Heavy Flat Crepe $2.50 High Grade—Complete With Handle $1-18 O N E A SY TIM E PA Y M EN TS One good quality Satin prepe is shown at .. $2.95 FLOOR MOP Friday Morning I LU M BER A t By. Oroaalng lundreds of Other Bargains ■ See Large Hand Bills CO. Phone 90 There*s a Pioneer Roof for Every Purpose SIMPSON’S HARDWIRE The W inchester Store \
