Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970, August 16, 1927, Page 2, Image 2

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( fre e s t ( t in m ad e.at fjy
w in on the Pacific highway
t« 6 T «
of the junction With 1 he
x>d, where the travel from
hfchweys la counted.
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R A P ID
— Figures
Director I
em m ent tartk t tifM s lttn . is the
belief of President Coolidge, ir
there ie to be a t a t reduction,
the next pongressm ust b o ld la j-
pendituree in cheek, Coolidge
stated.
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Increase of 496 over 1996
whan the count shoved J L U l — •
The Crater Lake highway made
a big gain, with 55# car» to r the
day. .as against >4« tfcfc same
day «a year ago. The Aehland-
RlMPath Palls highway alee gain­
ed ¿going from 431 a year ago
td 696 this' year.
The Pacific
highway “at the junction with
ttotu road was used by 141# gars
this year as against 1429 a year
MAIL-ORD
BRIDE
But Win« 'rrgtt
Widow as Prise
H ig h w a y *■ Soutkifrh Oregon
show je g al« to tra tfc pvet lapt
year, aceordtpg to a traffic survey
made by the state highwh? do-
p artm ett-recen t!«.
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In the Grants Pass .^ n tfic t .the
Pacific highway south of the
junction, w ith the Redwood h ig h ­
way this year had a travel o^
1983 vehicles while a year ago
the count was 1933. The Red­
wood highway, west of the junc­
tion With the M urphy road, jum p­
ed from 903 a year ago to. /0 » 4
this season.' T h e ’ Redwood gain­
ed 131 over the preceding year
and tne PacIHe »gfctaiMP I I .
The largest count gas one mile
south o f Medford <¿4 did Pacific
highway, where 3518 cars were
counted.
T h if wap a decrease
from the preceding year, when
3906 pads«« the point «¡here the
N S W \Y O R K , — W ell, girls, you
might as well put away the sta­
tionery and eave your stamps.
Fbr L. M. Best, the 49-year-old
Sheridan. Wyoming, floriat-Ro-
meo, who wrote the Kansas City
branch of the Rational Bellas
‘Hess company tedently, avking
them to flit his order fo r a Juliet,
has announced his epgagement.
I The lucky m ail order bride-to-
be is a widow. Monument, T o ­
ga n county, Kansas, 21 years old,
a farm er’s daughter and mother
of twins. They met by appoint­
ment In Denver last week, where
Bhe lived until her husband, a
barber, died last July. Beat look­
ed fine to her. and he said she
wsj ! as good as she had w ritten
she wis. So it was agreed
to
ring the wedding bells in the fall.
Although Best has resided in
Sheridan for 20 years, is the fa­
ther bf seven chitaren— five
of
thqm older than his fiancee— and
has won a reputation as the cow-
py’s friend, the prospect
of
rowing old alone with his belov­
ed , flowers was a#
intolerable
that fopr months ago he wrote the
National Bellas rtesS company.
“ Yon have filled every order I
ever sent you,” he said in his let­
ter. “ Now send me a w ife.”
ycepb. . J n ^ ^ f o w e a .
How. easy i f wo
rout, Pat Crow had Ann eut a t debt tt the
b y W ardens
were the things we
Teg miles in low gear over an t i g
old warfon road, used little since j f | |
IB
i» i7 f agd seven milea through
,b ns0 underbrush le d Came 'W ar- M l
den Boy W r eA’ t h f l
u *y .
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Came Warden Ed W alker ¡. of
noughts county to the Red Cloud
cinebar mine on the Umpqua DI-
vide near Trail Monday.
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DOROTHY BÊID, Editor.
At the. L o t Thom e* camp n ear’' B
the old mtne they arrested W . P. B
Larson and charged him with, B
killing deer opt of season. Fresh B
venison was found In Larson’s
possession and he la scheduled to
appear before a Roseburg Justice
,
of the peace August 32.
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The trip back to the old inlne g °r
was one of the most d ifficu lt ever ~~ -
made by the two wardens, whose
O
duties .lead them into' the moat la- Upci
accessible pacts of the' country.
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The return trip was gaits as d lffl- woe
cult as the journey to the mine ap: the
the 10 m ile steep grade they had n or
ascended. In low gear waS:Suffic- ' -towy-l
iently stpep It was necessary , to flna
make the dessant In low.
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TENNIS CHAMPS
ARE PROMISING
V. 8. Représentative« Hâve
Bright Prospects fo t
Victory
HMt
Menato, is « quart-ei
t f a f i b s s M w w ith the hoc o<L
thn whites stiff and d m yolk»
when
foreign threat; f t
am« .r « m w treat K itty
Goifree, Betty lfuthgg
Beaman, the Dutch girl,
a threat ‘to , American^ (
supremacy of the lawns is s<
thing, «lea again. ,
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pdjpilttoVe confidence tai g e a r ”lt j’
carrying yon sl<$Ug. Bopp ybu’|l
find that people find yon la te r
psttag. T o .b e interesting to oth-
•7» *• to b a y n ’Tt-” W hen you
have developed frem a mmaduty
into a type, liv e pp to th a t type.
Dress fo the typei ., (3 the worMjs
g stage, p la y a character pert and
donR ba content to act 1» p npfc
scene, t t ign’t beawty that gbts
vfomea by, It's hard work *nnd
perseadtftyi
- a <
p
hangs of
young Lott, but t
Frenchman has designs on
Tiidsn’g scalp when they «tee
the chslleneg round for the
vis cup at Ger«taa-tewn.
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Rrtdge ra rty —
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Will - conduct a caravan of mo-
torists from Portland aerow »ho
McKenclg lf« h v m < W Bend, »MM-
lug K lam ath Falie, C rater L o t .
body, i I t Is g misery to drag . e^a
aching,tired, weary body from a
restless, sleepless bed. W . K.
Holland, Harlingen, Texas, thus:
“ I bet thst M. per nehj o f those . ’/ T ho
snherihig from kldbey Irreg u lari­
publicity that resulted
netted him responses from 254
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aclensy
"? b t °
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m o lg tere , a lka Q and uutt,
a n d is th g re fo re a o « kc el-
lu n t e x te rio r varnish. I t U
also pa id e a l in te r io r finish.
U s e F u O e rw e e r on floors
end lin o le u m , ero un d sinks,
in bsthroom s, f o r refin ish *
In g fu r n itu re end on doors
Say Bueinoee .Heads If
Dreggy Mornings Hold
You Bocic—Qvaker Oats
Widely Urged
o th e r w o o d w o rk - i o -
1 J E C E N T commercial invettiga-
JCv tiens show that almost 70%
of the day’s important work in MRca,
Mores, etc, feus into (our short, bc-
fore-hmeheon hours. Likewise, 80%
H,tae de?s important classes bi e w fo
m r y school and college in America
fsO,,too, into the seme period.
w . p. ruLLBa a co. . iw toon l u POI gTtmstp
to W tone»» to m «tos»,- Pyuyrtsa Is ta ^ P
AaeslsP
Putte tossi
MUSIC BY
Dancing Starts
At 9 P. M.
A irs /R e k l rtoitess^-
AHmny, ■ Engehe.
O8t6
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if» ridmeng— « esled e l <rf the
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A W e New
Modern
, Method o f Pieperiog De% fatful
Thue breektasts of well-balanced
cosnpletc food — food that “stands
Ay” you through the morning—are
being urged widely today by euperta
-
’ Misses Carol agd Jean Read
celebrated thpir fourth and sixth
b’rthdays S a t u ^ y - /^ fte m b u n
when sixteen kiddles were de­
lig h tfu lly entertained by their
little hostesses.
„ The, ftflsrnoon. w«s . spent . In
dear,
playing game» le the park, after
I f yap haven’t got some “ I t ! ”
which dainty rafreshmgbts wsra;
Clothes that have “It** require served at th«.R eatf home. L ittle
weujufV th a t have an e q .u a 1 h'rihd ay caköa
anfodat o f *^ t!” A gown may
reek wl»h smarti|es», tt may be'
thumj»rprinto« by the beet Paris­
ian cont^rter, but If you yoar-
inU haven’t »efficient personality
io carry It, leave It alone.
U hptukl and distinctive gowns
should only be » atlemptml
by
»Omen who have an over-dose of
individuality. Dgeb. .wpmea actu­
ally seem |B look th e ir fcest in
go<hr which are turned out by
carloads. T h eir personslities are
dwarfed by exotic silhouettes and
colorings.
Every womeh cen develop a
certain amount of *‘1t” If she cares
to. Most people have to work
hard to put over the fact that they
have personality. I t ’s a job R llh -
cut a vacation. The less person­
ality oge hgl ’to M g ia w illT the
harder one kee to work. Clothes
do much towards developing per­
sonality hat there a lot Of homo­
work to be dong w lth fbe old tor­
so before it cen be bedecked with
KQWUe expressing something be­
sides cloth. Lota <K womdta try
to gain personality , by being i
goo« ljsteeer» ’’ Good listeners
seldom make howling successes as *
providing ap>-
s rfe th tw . I t ’s
nicdg Jnstauops. Top’v n got
to
put up g t o s t K .ypp «kpoct oth­
er á*n»M to nottonypu. The per-
enA w jtb pmraaaallty is gtweye
> # w f • - A- « e « « h B topka.phuck
iuU ¿ f personality bat If she does
BrW l* ÿ ,,H ia’ ,Jr ,m ^reM otasrs
***•* M s prone to
beffimh Meat aha 16 as drab « e e
p e río ífíl
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Mrs. C. ’J. Read, Mrs. E a rl Drew,
M rs, Gerald W eener, Mrs. Lynn
Slack and Mrs. Desur Bcett.
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Medford P arty-"-
•. y ;
John Galey, Dick Burleson, A l-
b,®laBe5M> G rille Robbins,.; Miss
Vera Blusson, W arren Do rem us.
and Miss Eloise "Upson of. this
city enjoyed a charming .bridge
p a r t r given by Miss N lta N etting
of Medford. Friday evening.
The hostess, assisted by her two
c'sterg served delicious waffles
and coffee at a late hour.
the number o,f tourists that Ore­
gon entertains it to highly de­
sirable that Oregonians them­
selves know more of th e ir own
State. Motorists a r t lnvlteij to
join this earavun at any ¿oint on
its route and to continue as far
Us th e y desire.
I The Caravan w ill touch Port-
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Í 1 A V Í V ê » W W S S »V V * f c V < * k '
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way of W lllktptfta and Sherldista. J c£ . ° “ e ““
f This caravan la conducted w ith * , T . t
t h e ^ j a of teaching motar.lsta.lhe
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v a llc -o ? know ing Oregon. W t h
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Dealer Uited belov:
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A pleasant soelal affair of |l*e
week end wise«. bridge party giv­
en by Mrs. Domino Provost to
honor of Mrs. Gertrude Fraley
F e a r tables were la > lay during
the evening', M m . C. I . R gra win­
ning a lovely prise tor H
g h
score and Mrs. Lynn Slack taking
tho consolation.
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The hostess served, refresh­
ments to M r» Gertruds Fraley,
Mrs. Elnqod Pe<tynr|, # rs , J. A.
McGee, Mrs, Mpnry- Enders, Jr.,
Mrs. John Enders, Mrs. Angeline
0,6 84,1 n,aM ®e
horrlble accou
<brou6h wbicb
* omaB loPk*a
Corvallis, thence by w a r of. Now- J
5 2 ,* ^ K
women in 41 different states.
Among the bachelor maids, ex-
lves, and widows who responded
ere a doten South Dakota and
Arkansas school marms, a movie
actress’ mother giving a H olly­
wood address, a New York private
secretary, and a Chicago night
olab entertainer.
tfeE fErBiQf FkBrr FroAvto frt
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b
. rà g ie A i - e
Mlnar, Mrs;- -Mersefcet Ctayebmb,
, K lam ath Falls. C rtte r Lake
ord. Grants Pass, Josephine
Cavee, Roseburg. CorvalHs, New­
port and Portland.
j The date of this caravan will
be A’bgust 20-25. Overnight stops
ill be made at Eugene, August
6, Bend, August 21, Crater
Lake, August 22, Josephine Caves
August 23, and Corvallis, August
end
A < k dm» peàeâ
Or h w o tii-d « .
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America’s team, will he >
ed Thursday, after s to rie s
games.
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ties aevnr take anything for kid­
ney regulation u n t lU t is too late,
whereas
Foley
Pills diuretic
would be • gs d s en d, to them, ,as
they have been to m . " A rellatde,
valuable medielde, constantly fib
usso over >1 years. ASy (or
Foley Pills, diuretic.
Bold Ev­
erywhere.— No. 4.
tek-end
ire con-
3 v o d fim
-wnr i <•»
t-iiJ jU
Ä v ttu jd
Service
Hoi Meiithw .will make childrun. listless- - ji
r^ap^etite© almost Virdlike— but not fof
'MIST PHONÍ
/S atisfy-th e children’s craving fo r fi
*P it high i In their pitfteg/ give them
ping„ fer it ’s one of the finest foods
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lu r .’ r
n t ir e i»
so
y and fíne iimíeii«lH a re espeeiallv
Ashlfllïd , Lâùndrÿ
Cream
itt’g ftod~~that ik why. Shasta I»-e
hjl^ren’s Ice Crema. ”