FRIDAT, Anglitt 13, 1M7,
bocal s Personal flotes
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Superintendent Patted Through—
E. L. King, superintendent «f
the Southern Pacific lines, p a ti-
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Miles
Conley,
IS,
mutt
»««««« orí
Salem for having stolen a r ,
dlo. Juvenile Judge J . 1 ‘
Hartiell FWday tunming a«
I ’ m reheard Chevrolet—
Arrived Yesterday Morning—
Medford Callers Yesterday
Mrs. Emma Oeder and daugh
small
Med- ter, M I kh Linda, who have spent
the pest few weeks vacationing at
the Lake of the Woods, returned
yesterday morning to their home
Six-Bit dance at .Jackson
on
(¡ranite street.
Springs Saturday night.
Mrs, J, D. Shaw, a id
daughter bf this city were
ford calIprs yesterday.
Cheese Clips
Qrooery.
at
511 ss Beatrice H ail of the south
ern Oregon Norm al school, has
purchased
new Chevrolet ¿coupe
from the Auitogiptitg Shop,'local
dealers, J M i à l e b$lig niade. by
Hnrvey Cfiff.
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tenotd «tie ‘ hoy
tuhea he ai <
mltted the theft of a ra d «
from the C arl Brower hount
in this city. The boy ht$
t b e e ^ lrf g tffffcfiLiyiftllh JuvA
1 niih n u th o ria e n *in a . n u m b *
i
Phonograph Service
depart
Schuerman’s
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Leaving T o m o r r o w -
Dr. and Mrs. S. M.
Prem Kagrne—
b elter L. Witnberly of Eugene
is ¿pending a couple o f days In
Ashland .visiting
relatives
and
friands.
W ise x)f
General Motori Carries i I
t T ig h t ; W ith J Cord. Inte*
engeance »
Phoenix, Arsons, expect to leave
tomorrow for their home, after a
pleasant visit In Ashland with Dr.
Wise's daughters. Misses Ramona,
Brunswick Portable
phono Wanda and Rosalind on Church
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graph with six record«! 21? — at street.
E lh a rt’s.
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Phone Paulserud's for clean
, A ll klnds.of warefeouse room to
rent or stpte, J. N. Dennis. 2T0-tf
N E W Y O R K , Aug. 12.— (U»h- -
Facing a strnggla of 4 1 c fum$-
cial proportions irfth the F o rd ,! i-
tereets, General Motors directors
Thursday hfode a l^ectacular 'grin
turn of cont)dencd by voting an
other melon tor common stock
holders.
This tim e It took the form oC a
2 -fo r-l split of common stock. M
The lordly gesture on the P «>
o f the directors of th a brilliant
At Crater bake—
V. V. Caldwell and W altei
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Mrs. G. D. Cady,-a resident of Redford, member« of the South
Ashland, «pent several hour« in ern Oregon Normal school facul
ty, accompanied by their families,
Medford yesterday .shopping.
will spend the week-end at Cra
_
Let the tJN<ON vrrttn ( H r full ter lake.
Shopped In Medford-
coverage automobile
Teo, -of oonree.
Insurance.
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Hot Rolls Tor your
Franklin Bakery.
McKinley standard sheet music.
E lhart’s.
Gift Greatly rippreeiAfed—
A gift w hl/h was welcomed by
the Jackson County Healtn Unit
was received Wednesday from
Dr. R. B. BUIott o f Medford; who
gave the unit baby scale» w ith a
(«h o u n d
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xoncic-TO PKAh oltdwsnR
dinner.
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Mi's. C. W . Spencer trad Mrs. port, Oregon has arrived in this
Dewey Sackett of this city
left city to pay her son and his wife,
yesterday to spend a week at D ia Rev. and Mrs. Charles D. G aff nay
of the local Christian church an
mond lake.
indefinite visit.
Hot Rolls ror your dinner.
Franklin Bakery.
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Loft For Portland—
Miss Ramona Wise, who- has
W ill Spend Week-End—
«pent the past few weeks tn Ash
A rthur 8. Taylor, a member of land, visiting at her home on
the Southern Oregon Normal Church street, accompanied
by
school faculty, w ill spent t h e M r. Rod Robertson, who has been
week-end at Marshfield, on the a house guest at * the Schweln
coast, visiting friends and looking hame, left tiijs week for Portland.
atter business’ s!fairs.
Miss Wise is taking nurse’s tra in
ing In the Emmanuel hospital In
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Ripe peaches at Ash. F. ft. Pro. that city.
«n.
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boxes for cannery pears. Ash. F.
ft. Pro. Assn.
291-3 Purchased' Studebaker—
The Park garage reports the
sale of a Commander Studebaker
to-'Mlns Bva White, teacher aFthe
two children of Carlin, Nevada, Southern Oregon Norm al school.
who have been visiting w i t h
friends in Ashland for the pari
H o f Rolls for your dinner.
week, loft Wednesday for Roae- Frahklln Bakery.
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bnrg. The W right fam ily ‘ for
merly resided in this city, M r. Arrived Thin Morning —
W right having been employed by
Miss Clara Hager of L o n g
the Southern Pacific company.
Beach, California, arrived in Ash
land for a visit with her brother
Jnst recalved |6 0 foot c o m of Marlon Hager and fam ily on
apto glaaa, bring yonr auto glass Scenic Drive.
work to Jordan’s m ill.
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Fresh m ilk and créam, Schuer-
man’s Grocery.
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Rev. Chaney Mere— '
Reverend 8. J. Chaney and fam-
ly of Eugene, spent yesterday In
Ashland visiting.,with friends. Me.
Chaney was form erly the pastor
of the local Methodist Episcopal
church
Left F o r C rater L a k e -
M r. and Mrs. C. E. Lane, Mr.
and Mrs. G. Rockfellow and Mist
Geraldine Gunn left today foi
Crater Lake.
Warrant Issued
For “D -«d” Man
Returned to Home—
FIN ISH IN G TODAY
“BRONCHO
TWISTER”
TOM MIX
T 0M 0K K 0W OKLV
Believing that Roy B. Johnson,
form er manager of the Southern
Oregon Gas company office at
Grants Paaa was not drowned in
the Rogue R iver, W . H. George,
general manager of the company
has sworn to a complaint charging
Johnson w ith fergery- A w arrant
kas been issued for the arrest of
Johnson.
The specific charge
against Johnson, in the issuance
of a promissory note for 9250 to
Fred Rapp melons
which he is alleged to have forged
at Pumpkin Center.
the name of W . H . George.
No trace of Johnson’s body has
Will Attend Picnic—
been found, although a w ire has
About 30 members of t h e been stretched across the river in
Pierce-Harrison Motor company such a position that it would pre
of Medford, form erly of Ashland, vent the body from being washed
expect to attend the aecond annu away.
al picnic of that organisation at
Fish lake, Sunday, Aug. 14.
Mrs. E.. M. Elledge and son
Albert Elledge, who have
been
house guests of Mrs. B e l l e
Schwein on Church street for the
past week, left yesterday to re
turn to their home in San Fran
cisco. Miss Wanda Schweln ac
companied them and w ill spend
a few days vacation in the Cali
fornia city.
could aJmost be interpreted aa an
jH tro n t to. the.JFords, whose .«or»
ganizatldn sinews have bean that
for months preparing to put a car
on the m arket that thax hapa vp|
take away General Motors leader
ship.
The traditional practice in inch
crises as that approaching
for
both giants is to make haste slow
ly and conserve strength.
Instead, the General Motors di
rectors announced grandily that
they are offering two shares of
new stock for each one of
the
old, aw aiting a special meeting of
stockholders on Sept. 12 to vote
on the change.
THAT BURR
M A Y B E yon’ve
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H E A R D the story of the
F A R M E R 'S dog that sat on a
B U RR and continued to
F A R M E R went out and gave
H IM a shove, and you probably
THQUGH.T that ha was
H IM S E L F in a case like
A W F U L L Y dumb and ithat i
MOST any old dog shotfld
BE wise enough to help
H IM S E L F In a case like
T H A T . W ell it seems ■ to ns
T H A T a lot of times a , -
H O W L goes up from some
PERSON who not only is not
H E L P IN G anybody
ELSE to het , 7 i V ! ‘
.
H A P P Y b u t’ W lir not > ' ’
E V E N help,
H IM S E L F off the
BURR that is
H U R T IN G 'h im , A good hir
BOOST dnd an
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EA R N EST effort, on tha-pari-ot.
A L L to mak# this community a
B E T T E R place to
>
L IV E IN is what Ashland
N EEDS most.
L e t’s all get behind the
mber of Commerce”— and
t, not Just sit on a burr
McNAIR BR
Klamath Falls Is faced w ith a
garbage disposal
problem
and
city councllmen are w orking on
an ordinance which w ill meet the
Situation.
Coolidge !
Old Mini
KEYSTONE, 8.
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(IP) — Snug in the* needle-llkip
rocks of this rem o te/co rn er of
the Black H ills, A semi-deserted
m ining town wljjch throbbed w ith
life daring the gold, tuah days of
*76 Monday welcomed» a .P res i
dent o f i tin? Unltgdr States add re
turned to its form er glo^z.
Its one hundred ‘fltts e d t flock
ed from , their pine shacks and
the¿¿dn£ra£ merchandise stores to
see M r. Coolidge officiate at the
inauguration of w ork upon the
country’s greatest statue; which
is to be carved fyhrn the rugged
granite o f Rushmore Mountain.
Gutxon Borglurg, the hOnous
ISAAC’S
w here savings are greatest
This New Store Is An :
Added Link That M akes
A Strong Chain Stronger
Increased Buying Power means flrester Sav
inas for Ypn* This NeU’)$t<)ro id ¿a vitid influ
ence toward the makiug of ¥>ilks Happier and
Home?X'heerior, hty’nuse of Lori Prices that
leave something for a rainy day.
As a new link in this Nation-Wide Chain of
890 Department Stores, this stands for*—
T he Q uality Store
Integrity an<K square-dealing; 'Pneklng til«
DVR DOLLAR IS WORTH
faction;
Support of
Anythl
MORE HERE
Dollar Days*
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SIZE 16Ì34/ MADE WITH TAPE
EDGE. SÒLD BEÓÚLAB, 20c EA.
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VACATION
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days arc here. Whether you are a young man on
the lookout fpr.a .smart, tricky pair of oxf^^ds or a
man of morerBiataTe years win) iiiteirdff to give his
feet a vacation in a cpmfortable pair of shoes, you
will find what your eye of* foot desires at this store.
ODDS -AND ENDS ,OF SERVICE
HEIGHT AND CHIFFON. VÁLtJES
UP TO $1JP .^A IR . J . . , , . . . . . . . . '
OVERLAND SHOE SHOP
2 YARDS CORDURO
SEVERAL. GOOD COLORS TO SE-
LEÓT ‘FROM. á é ’llN . WIDE- 98c
YARD REGULAR • •
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LINEN LUNCH CLOTHS
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C O M E IN A N D GET T H E NEW C A T A L O G , I P I T - '.
M c K inley
music
cenis jHHHPMjH ^oKetter
o l ’Y
COLOÉEÍ) BORDERS. SOLD REG-
(ULAR, $1.25
-c .
W ORLD FA M O U S
M u s ic
ELHARTS
lmh
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A WONDERFUL VALUE. COME
IN GOOD A S S O R T M E N T OF
COLORS. SDUDJREtl. $LiZ5'i*AIR.
M ««
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I he Best Mu.dc
Hear The New
« H A N D TOWELS
IN A GOOD, SIZE AND MADE
WITH COLORED BORDERS. SOLD
REGULAR 25c EACH --------. . . . . .
SONORA
PORTABLE PHONOGRAPH
A LITTLE MARVEL FOB
VO LUM E-SW EETNESS-TO NE
i ‘ ' Priee-^25, $35, $50
P opular
SHEET MUSIC
7 YARDS DAISY MUSLIN
LATEST PRICES WILL BE FOUND
ON OUR RACK
3 6 ‘lNÍ AtflDE. YOU KNOW THE
QUALITY. 18 c YÁMD. K E^ULAI^i- B y
i THE LATEST DECEIVED* WEEKLY ’
syrup,
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RAYON SILK
H. C. STOCK
Deputy Coroner Office
been awarded a scholarship in
music and drama in the UnlVersi-
f C alifornia for her
prise-
w inning / ‘stunt’* presented In an
'Oakland theatre contest, accord
ing to a message received today by
Mr. and Mrs. s . D. B r i g g s ,
grandparents of the little g irl.
M arjorfc is/weri )kjiU>wn In th lf
city where she has visited with
bar grandparents. She is an ac
complished dancer. According to
■aaager inform ation received here
she won; the scholarship a fte r be
ing adjudged a wipner in. three
separate theatre programs. ' She
.competed w ith adults.
6 BATH TOWELS
Marriage licenses were issued
at the county clerk's office In
Medford Wednesday and Thurs
day to Clarence N. Dabrau, 20,
and Ruby Hannaford. 18, both of
Medford; Charles E. Snavely, 44,
and Flora Finley. 32, both of
Central Point; Jesse M.
Van-
Cleave, 44, and Irena Frederick,
25, both of San Diego, California.
Licensed Lady Assistant
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MADE OF PART LINEN CRASH.
EXTRA VALUE. SOLD REGULAR
20c EACH • • • • • • • • • • • • » • • • • • • • • * •
Marriage License« lam ed—
Conte find adventure out
where the burning Bands
and blue aky m eet! •
r z / s x j . n
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RAYON SILfc BLOOMERS
dinner.
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MORTICIAN
Helene Blede
M arjorie L e t M cNair, 10 year
(fOW L until tha_____ -------------
Mrs. G. R. Brown, formerly
Miss Josephine Butler of this
city, arrived in Medford Tuesday
morning from San Francisco, on
a short business and pleasure
trip.
Buckeye tested m alt
Schuerman's Grocery.
M arjorie L w HoM sir, 10
W ind! O b iirén ttt o f C ali
fornia Scholarship . ¡ ?l
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eeriout fire danger in
the government forest dis
trict, according.' 'ff|
Major
John D. G uthri« Jal ffres
are ¿«ported hifdpr ’ coiRrol.
8bventy-two bhftga ' h i V «'
been reported in' (lw teat ten
Bculptor, dug b it d rill Ihto the I J ml
granite peaks, rilin g nearly a get h<
mile above tea-level to fashion the o<
out of th e ir nfcturalheai stain«*
of Washington, Jefferson, Lincoln
and Roosevelt
s W
.'J p ’Wty
et
tv
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ft Cooltdge had |o .bravo th » xatian
treacherous ^nounta^i frjratl q v ff er.
6 HUCK TOWELS
Former Resident in M e d fo r d -
Hot Rolls for your
Franklin Bakery.
L ritT n H W w W W W
the
leader of the autdmetlvo Ihdnstry
Will Study Musie—
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Here For Indefinite V isit—
Miss Imogene Wallace, music I ¿eft for Diamond Ijtke—
Mi*, and Mr«. O. M. F ranklin ,
Mrs. M. P. Gaffney of Reeds
tegcher of thtg c it|, bee gone to
Portland, Oregon, where shp will
spend a month studying
piano
w ith'M iss Flora O re y ’and Miss
A$by Whiteside of Medford.
FIRE HAZARD LESS
PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 12
-A lP)— Uaaettled and rainy
HTQLE RADIO
We Daaee Liter Thai
MBINATIONS
COME IN PIN K , O R C H I D A N D
PEA C H . LACE TRIM M ED. SOLD
R EG rotAB/41
U LA R , $1.75. V.
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Come in any time and let ns play them for you
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