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ASHLAND DAILY TIDING«
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ELKS RETURN
HOME SUNDAY
Lakeview Antlered Herd
Prove Royal Entertainers
For Visitors
Ashland Elks who spsnt Fri­
On Vacation—
Taken Vacation—
Mrs. Emma Oeder and (laugh day and Saturday at Lakeview
Miss Myrtle Ottardale, tele­
phone office left Saturday for the ter, Lyndla left Sunday for a where a new lodge, Lakeview
Lodge No. 1636. B. P. O. ,E.. was
visit at I-ake of the Woods.
north.
instituted Friday night, returned
home
Sunday. They were unani­
dinner.
Phone
Paulaerud’s
for
clean-
Hot Rolls ' tor yogr
mous In declaring their Lakeview
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Franklin Bakery.
brothers royal entertainers.
The following officers were in­
A
dime
buys
a
large
bundle
of
Just received 860 foot caae of
stalled
to head the new lodge:
old
papers
at
The
Tidings
office.
auto glass, bring your anto glass
Frank P. Light, exalted ruler; A.
work to Jordan’s'm ill.
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J. Osley. esteemed 1 e a d J n g
Week-End Tri|>—
Misses Beatrice Hall. Pearl knight: B. K. Snyder, esteemed
Sheriff Vtahs Here—
Sheriff Ralph Jennings and Ike Durst, D. Virginia Hales a n d loyal knight: Lee Beall, tyler;
Dunford of Medford were visitors Gladys Gorman spent the week­ Meredith Anderson, secretary: D.
end at Lake of the Woods and F. Brennan, treasurer: 8. A.
in this city Sunday evening.,
Mtishen, esquire; M. K. Gunthfer,
Crater Lake.
Inner guard: Fred Reynolds. Har­
For Sale, pickling cucumbers.
Hot Rolls for your dinner. ry Bailey and Lloyd Ogle, trust­
C. M. Waite, 634 Iowa at. 284-1*
Franklin Bakery.
294-6 ees.
Two hundred and fifty visiting
Hot Rolls for your dinner.
Elks
from Ashland, Klamath
All kinds or warekouse room to
288-6
Franklin Bakety.
Falls,
Medford,
Bend, Portland.
rent or store, J. N. Dennis. 270-tf
Baker and Alturas attended the
To KlAmath—
ceremonies. A banquet was served
From W isconsin—
Harry Ingling went to Klamath
Miss Gladys Gorman member of at the Lakeview hotel, for 300.
Falls Monday morning where he
the faculty of the University of State Senator Jay Upton w a s
will spend several days.
Wisconsin is .visiting In this city speaker at this banquet.
The Saturday program was de­
with Miss Virginia Hales, head of
Ripe peaches at Ash. F. A. Pro.
the physcal culture department of voted to entertainment with a
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the Southern Oregon N o r m a l boxing match as one of the out­
standing features.
School.
Ashland Elks who returned
C liff Payne makes running
boards.
Lot tbe UNION writs your full home Sunday were: E. D. Briggs,
coverage automobile Insurance. Wm. Briggs, J. Edward Thornton,
Teo, of courue.
I l - t f John Enders, Clyde Toung, C liff
Returns Ho m e
Payne, F. F. Whittle, Andrew Mc­
Arthur Taylor has returned
Gee, Elmer Smith, D. H. Jackson,
from Marshfield accompanied by From Roseburg—
his mother-in-law, Mrs. J e n n i e
Mrs,
L. Andrens, Robert Jesse Smith, A. H. Pracht, James
Landrith who will visit at . the Casebeer and Elta Casebeer from A. McDonough, Andy McCallan,
Taylor home for several days.
Roseburg spent Sunday with Mr. H. C. Emery, J. E. Shlffer, Butler
Walker, E. O. Gillings, Marion
and Mra. Lee Wallace, Granite
Hager, Jack Callahan and Ralph
Cheese Clips at Schuerman’s street.
Kotler.
288-tf
Grocery.
Hot Rolls for your dinner.
Franklin Bakery.
294-6 Former Resident Her e - -
Joe Griffith, a former Ashland
Buckeye tested malt syrup, mining man, was a visitor in the
Scbuerman’a Grocery.
288-tf city this morning, while enroute
to San Francisco.
W ÌIN G
TODAY ONLY
Returns H o r n e -
Chester Smith, on Oak street.
returned Sunday from
Belling­
ham, Wash. He reports that his
sister, Mrs. Frances Call, who has
been seriously ill, is now on the
road to recovery, -
UNCLE HIRAM’S
Fred Rapp melons now on sale
at
Pu mpkfn Center.
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COUNTRY
Fresh milk and cream, Scbuer­
STORE
man’a Ordcery.
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ALSO
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Visits Grandmother—
Mr. Norman Lamb, son of
Charles Lamb, formerly of Ash­
land now employed by the 8. P. in
Dunsmuir, arrived In Ashland
Saturday to spent a week with
his grandmother, Mrs. Johnson
on Blain.
Hot Rolls for
Franklin Bakery.
Cents*
your
dinner.
294-6
AN HONEST MAN
PORTLAND, O r^, Au«.ct4
— (IP)— Had Dlagenss beaa
in court bore the other day.-;
he could have tossed away •
his lantern and proclaimed ‘
that a bit of truth exists.
Judge Stadter demanded.
" What do you wqrk at,” - 1
Judge Stadter demanded. -
“Me,” replied . Joe K arl, -
with a surprised air, "why I ’
never work.”
“Surely
you do some- j
thing?” the judgq^asked.
“No, sir," Joe insisted with ’
the sound of pride In, his
voiqe, " I never work.
“W ell, you w ill for 66
days,” said the Judge, having 1
the last word. "
And Joe got no credit at
all for being truthful and as j
he was led sway he was ;
heard to mumble that he no ,
longer believed In ( h i t 1
Georgs Washington
cherry
tree .yarn.
,
DIVORCE”
SAYS GLORIA
Husband of Famous Screen
Star Sails For
Pari*
HOLLYWOOD, Cal.. Aug. 16.—
(LP)— Gloria Swanson, screen star,
Sunday bid adieu to her husband,
llarquis Henri de la Pflalse. who
left for.Paris via New* York.
Roth Miss Swanson and her
titled meta denied.divorce rumors,
personal business and French elt-
fcenship requirement necessitated
his trip, thq ¿qhrjiqia.said..
Many Tourists
Traveling Now
WILL DRIVE ALONE
“ Yon can drive home. I ’ll
go home on the train.” Mrs.
R. G. Briggs of San Fran­
cisco told Friend Husband,
after (heir, auto was fmsahed
on tha Oratar Lake high­
way and Mr. Briggs was
summoned to appear before
Judge O. O. Taylor on a
charge of reckless driving.
She left Sunday evening for
her home—on a-train . Mr.
Briggs will make the trip
sooth in the legally car.
Movie Oolony
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Beauty is a
Brunette With Bobbed
Hair and Fair Sirin
Discoveries
. To Confirm
Bible Fari
A
again, Mrs. Lucille Andrews, 18,
declared today following bar dl-
Medford
r B Ä
voree from Robert C. Andrews.
23. "Pretty men like my husband
September 15 *
are lasy and make awfnl b a n
J Scott Msatbouny of Medford hands,** she told the Judge. " If
was in Ashland Monday making 1 marry again It will be a home­
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arrangement for a fight c a r d ly man."
which w ill probably bo staged in
this city Septembed 16 in connec­
tion with the big fall, carnival.
. Local fighters may be Included
on the card which to to Include
veral preliminaries and s head­
line bout.
The fight w ill be staged under No Eleventh-Hour Settle­
ment is in Prospect,
the auspices of the Medford
Lit& Ded&res
Eagles who are planning to try to
revive Interest in boxing.
LOfl ANGBLB8, Aug. 16.— (LP)
— Despite rumors of an eleventh-
HUGE SECTION OF
hour out of court settlemet of the
VENERABLE TR EE
marital troubles of the Charles
, HPREDtt TO FRANCE Spencer Chaplins, local attorneys
, • t
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for Llta Orey Chaplin Sunday
A seetlon ef a California Red­ were completing her amended
wood tree that was s sturdy sap­ complaint for divorce.
ling in the year- one is on Its
The new document, naming at
way to France there to become least one and possibly six promin­
the pressured possession of the ent motion picture actresses as
soldiers of that republic.
correspondents, probably will be
The relic Is to be the gift of filed today, .It was sqid.
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the State of California and the
MAN DROWNED
American Legion of this state and
W RAY. Colo., Aug. 16.— (LP)
will be presented to the war
veterans of France when the — W alter Hoch. 2«. of -Yuma,
convention of the Legion to held Colo., drowned in Lake Olive, a
In Paris September 19 to 24.
mile east of here, Sunday, when
The section Is taken from the a rowboat capalsed. Three other
feequola at headquarters bulld- men In the boat swam safely to
tng In Giant Forest, Sequoia Na­ shore.
tional Park, and Is 9 feet 8
inches In diameter.
The tree
Wallowa — 300 Mongolian
was estimated to have.been 1996 pheasants are released from Pen­
years old when It fell In 1916. dleton hatchery.
CHAPLINS TO
WAGE BATTLE
A 11U 8 (X H .IJD E
Raymond Furry of Phoenix
faces a charge of driving while
Intoxicated as the result of sn
auto mishap which occurred Sat­
urday evening. His Ford collid­
ed with a Star owned by Frank
E. Ganyon.
Wins National
Contest Prize
BEAR EATS ITS CUB
'
SYDNEY. — (Lp)— A Polaf bear
cub born at Taronga'Park Zoo, In
this city, was eaten by Its father
a few hours after It was born.
The eub was borp during the
night and when keepers
made
their usual inspection early
in
the morning, they
discovered
some skin and hair— all that was
left of the unfortunate cub. The
mussle of the father was smeared
with blood.
READ Ö L A M M B ADS
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Peil’s Comer
and Wednesday
Go To F r i s c o -
Mrs. Elsie Churchman and Mias
Margaret Churchman left this af­
ternoon for San Francisco where
they will spentd the next t w o
weeks.
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in size 4 and 6 is the fly th a t gets, the steelhead in
The Rogue
WE HAVE THEM
.
—A1 Jordan’s Army Goods Store—
(Biggest L ittle Store in Town, Opdn Evenings.)
LICENSE AND FISH IN G TACKLE
“GOODBYE,
HAVE A GOOD TIME”
“ And don’t worry about your valuables while you
are away ,
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“ Put them in a safe deposit box in this bank.”
SUMMER PRICES
n.oo usas rax tom om two tom lots
Portland Gneste—
Miss Beverly Ivan of Portland
Is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. R. R.
Hargett on Helman street. She
will remain about a week.
Carsen-Fowler Lwnber Co.
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George Francis* Barron return­
and »he
love of a Prince«« ed Saturday from Loa Angeles,
for s o American that wonld where he has been visiting with
friends for the past week.
i, V not be denied.
In CaWmwta
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Simpson
were visitors la Scott's Valley.
Cal., Sunday.
Ashland, Oregon
Autumn
L IT H IA N S
VACATION
Continues
I
days are here. W hether you are a young man on
the lookout fo r a sm art, tricky p air of oxfords or a
ma» of more m ature years who intends to give his
foet a vacation in a comfortable pair of shoes, yon
yrill find w hat your eye or foot desires a t this store.
OVERLAND SHOE SHOP
“The Winchester
Wire
Store”
Midsummer Festival
FkATHUMG
ABNER K. KUNE SHOWS
7-SHOW8—7
Freaks and Cariosities
HawaUaa Village
Monkey Motor
nltentlary Portrayal
Hotel Arcade And Apartments
Simpson’ s Hardware
l«in8nH H 8R R H «H H IR ^^
“In « M Reart a t T o w n ”
OUR |6 A « M i
Home From L. A.—
The Citizens Bank
0MX TUCE WILL CONVINCE
Old papers for sale at The
Tidings office
WU1 Visit H e r e -
Mrs. A. Miner and daughter, of
Portland, will visit here about a
month with Mr. and Mrs. J. M.
Hughes of Oak street.
Deputy Coroner Office
ROYAL COACHMAN
ROYAL AND KING
i.
MORTICIAN
Helena Bleda
Licensed Lady Asslstaat
•
ifflawraraaaiaMa^^
Mr. and Mra. Jean Hastings and
small daughter left yeaterday for
a two weeks’ trip north.
W ill Build Txtdge—
J. E. Thornton and Henry End-
era made a trip to Lake of the
Woods and back yesterday. While
there they started
preparations
for the building of a new lodge.
H. C. STOCK
“Because Its
So Different”
On Vacation—
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HOMELY MAN
E WUl
L Bpon-
NEW VENUS
IS CHOSEN J
The trend of tourist travel over
HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 16.— (LP)
ntral Oregon highways has ma-
— From the 191 most beautiful
rlally Increased during the past
extra girls in motion pictures,
few months. The completion of
Alice Adair, of Halls valley, Ok­
The Dslles-California Highway
lahoma, Sunday was selected as
has drawn a great many more
the "Venus of Hollywood" by a
tourists, into tbe central portion
committee conducting First Na­
- Of the-et ate and now that the
oiling program has been complet­ tional’s search for a girl to play
the role of the Goddess of Beauty,
ed, Oregonjana are finding that
In "The Private Life of Helen of
eentral Oregon country Is not tonly Troy," now In production.
new , but a moat delightful
BERKELEY, Cal., Aug. 16.
The girls selected* from among
untry ia which td spend their
(LP)— Discoveries which are
Hollywood’s thousands, paraded
i vstlon time.
iieved to confirm the biblical
before the Judges and hundreds of
August travel shows a decided
count of the "promised land1!
spectators at the studio. M i s s
increase over July, due to tl)e
sought by Israelites are reporte
Adair was given a golden apple In
late season and oiling activities,
by Dr. W illiam Frederic,
token of her victory.
and it is expected that this in-
dean of tha Pacific school
The contest revealed that the
llgian here. n r. Bade has re- 'APd
TQ’u“ e w,n cont,nue average Hollywood beauty to a
turned from his second expedí- > nt“ “C^°o’ be,U PWt ‘ ,top t0 a brunette, with brown eyes, bob­
v— rcentage of the vacationists
tlon to the vicinity pf Jerusalem,
bed hair and fair skin with t h e
' The percentage of'tourisms Vho
following measurements.
over the site of the ancient bibli­
coming into Oregon Jrom the
cal city of Mlspah. In his. firs|
Height, 6 feet, 4 1-2 Inches.
.lp fhe PtHf*C high w
and
W eight 116 pounds.
trip the archaeologist discovered south
tetu rn llg by way i f The Datlm-
what he believes was the ancient
Bust, «|3 inches.
Hfc»|tM, JI/gbw ar to iucjpaslng
well Into which Ishmael Is sup­
Waist, 26 inches.
Ily. The tourist by making this
posed to have cast his slain ene­
Ankle, 8 Inches.
op
t{lp , gsjqa a perspective
mies.
Calf, 13 1-2 inchsa
Thigh, 20 Inchfes.
The new researches uncovered and a ko d W M *« , of, the Variety of
Oregon scenery that ia hot gained
Neck, 12 1- 2inches
a huge wall which Dr. Bade ,1s
conftdent Is the wall seen by ti)e any other way.
Hips, 32 inchqs.
Israelite spies sent out to discov­
er a " promised land.” The blbU-
“ PIOH IS PIGS"
can account says the spies report­
SONORA,
Calif., Aug. 16.— (LP)
ed a land "flowing with milk and
—
Pigs
are
leading
a precarious
Hay Golf Coarse G o o d -
honey,” bnt with cities protected
life In the mountain lumber
May visitors played at the Ash­ by massive walls.
land Golf club course Sunday,
camps near here this summer.
and all complimented the organ­
SEASIDE, Ore., Aug. 15.— (IP) I Bears have repeatedly smash­
isation on the splendid progress
— Comparison of the beautiful ed Into the hog pens of the
made ia such a short time.
ecctiefy of the Oregon ¿oast wVth camps and escaped with squeal­
the rugged hills and fat-reach- ing porkers despite thé vigil­
Return From Alaska—
z Inc oleins of South Dakota land- ance of. tbe lumber Jacks------------
Mr. and lTraT J. 8. Jordan, of
Trap« have been planted In
ed a man calling himself “A1
The Jordan Blectrlc shop, who
vain,
the wily bruin stepping
C. Frank Hamrnnt. brothar-ia- •fa ith ” in Jail.
have been vacationing in Alaeka, lgw of A. E. Ninlnger of this elty,
*’ Smith' gaxsd upon the ocean around them to make the raids
were in Portland Saturday en­ and well known here as he fre­
and wept bitterly. "Pm home- on the hog colony.
route home, according to The quently visited at the Ninlnger
sfck,” ' he said, “ the ocean re­
Portland Oregonian.
home, is tha premier Marmon minds me of South Dakota.*’
salesman In the. United states. ' * ’'Why does It?” a former Da-
Visit« Over
Mr. Hammet is gales manager of kotad Inquired.
Fly Season is Here
Mr. and Mrs. A. Schadlbr of the Marmon Motdr Car Company
Protect your cows from that
"Because It is so different,”
Montague spent Sunday with op Santa Ana,: Cal., and Was re­
peat, by using the old original
mdaned Smith.
Mrs. James Putnam.
cently awarded first prise In a
A fter spending a few hours In Shoo Fly. Double strength thia
846,000 contest conducted by the
Jail Smith agreed with the arrest­ year. Best fly repellent on
See Cráter Lak«-—
company. He w ill receive his
the market.
Mr. and Mra. Ralph Hargett, choice of any standard, model ing officers A h a t/’flTC (w a ,« e r"
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home-sickneift
Miss Bevery Ivan and Perry Nor­ Marmon series 76, as his prise, ,
Grain Sacks. Sack Twine and
ton drove to Crater Lake yester­
bnM g^t^ydiH.ocM m water caqs-
Blndertwlae at
day.
etwwls tears.
A dime buys a large bundle of
Returns Home—
old papers at The Tidings office.
Mr. George Gillespie, Jr., re­
turned to San Francisco Saturday
Fine Motor Trip—
after spending a vacation in Ash­
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Roberts, of land with his aunt Mrs. Elsie
this city, and their daughter, Churchman, on Union street.
Rowena Myers of Needles. Cal.,
made sn extensive trip over the From Portland—
week-end.
Vernop Phipps of Portland, and
formerly of Ashland, ia In this
Old papers for Rale at The
city for a weeks’ stay, visiting
Tidings office.
relatives and friends.
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