of the race. The other t w o
planes, “Golden Eagle"! and
I "Aloha” designed to attain great
er speed than the "Woolsroc”
may yet be in the lead.
*; •
I • The “Mies Doras” piloted by
Peddler and carrying Miss M ill
a s n s i f f l E u r v s
Edsel Ford Backs Byrd Flight
boeal j Personal flotes
HI at Heme
• . ,
Mias Dorothy Reid, society edi
tor of the Ashland Dally Tidings,
is confined to her hohse today on
account of illness.
■ hour and a halt delay la getting
away. . It is not given more thaii
s'vngus chkriceof ^Itaniag.
H e re M o n d a y -
From H ill» —
Mrs. Mildred Graves of H ilts
C. H. Gilbert of H ilts, was a
business visitor In Ashland yeater- was a lineine««„visitor In the city
Monday.
. '• m ieb elM Ihst* mepsage said he
waa dying on schedule and every
thing Wfa Vforhing m (lap order.
Raring Crown ,
Personell of each of the four
plcbmhla the race la as follows: >
Mohoplsns “Aloha” — Pilot,
M artin Jensen, >1, Honolulu*.
•M angator.-Tm t fteb h rter,31, San
Dsnre tonite H ila rity
H all
Bicycle repairing, work guaran
teed. greasing accessories. 129 Medtord, Dickey's dance band.
Laurel street.
296-tf
Fred Rapp melons now on sale
et Pumpkin Center.
290-fl*
..Look to ns for school
■ihartr’a- Book Store.
R etu rn Home—
Msrloq Yen N atta o f this city
returned yesterday from K lam
ath Falls -'where he spent t h e
past two <ays^
,
Going te Portland—
Roy Parr, district »ame warden
Is leaving today (or Portland
where he will spend several da.vs
on business.
Miases Genevieve and Eleanor
Swedenburg returned last ever
nlng from Etna Mills where they
have been »pending the past few
days visiting with friends.
her of cars each day from now un F llo t, Jkck Frost," 28, Los An
til the pear crop Is. completely geles. Navigator, Gordon, Scott,
Santa M onica./ '* !
, I
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herv#st(M|.t,j
(
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Packing houses In* the valley » MamoglpnA “ W oplnrpf'f^pflot.
Hot Rolls tor your dinner.
Ripe peaches at /iah. F- A. Pro.
ere now busy and the harvesting Arthur C. Goebel, 81, Santo Mon-
2S4-G
Anna, 1 » < < **? .
»84-tr F ranklin Hakery.
»ed shipping la well under way, I c à ’ ^W rfg to r.I Rflillaid .V. i l a vis,
'
The effeet i nf < t^e Mg .payroll OK. 26. 8sn Diego.
Buckeye tested malt syrup,
I« make« brackets
which the fruit harvest w ill pr<> ' Biplane, “ Mias Doran”— John
288-tf
Schuerman's Grocery.
«Juce, will bo felt by the local »buggy ¿eddldr, 24, T llrft, Mich.
Fresh from hls conquest of the Atlant
merchants. Jhe peak of the sea Navigator. Lieut. Vllaa K. Knope,
Byrd wsnt to Detroit and got Edsel Ford
son It is e r t& le tf M U come near SO. San Diegò. 'Passenger— Mias
Mr. and' Mrs. Oscar Silver and At Han Francine«»—
Ing fllght to ths south pole. The farno«
Miss Lydia W illiam s left Mon
Mildred po ran ,; 8»,splint Mich.
Mias Dorothy Reid returned last
the end o f thia month.
famoue auto magnate qre shown togethei
evening fronf--Cr«ter sad Diamond day evening for Ran Francisco
Extra | r a | a ^ 7 a p r e ) » o w
Lakes where they have been where she will spend several
working on i (he Southern Pacific
weeks visiting with her sister.
spending a few <Uya. < z
to
facilitate the moving of empties
LONGEST HOMER
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♦ t
and loaded cars, at varjous valley
CHICAGO, Aug. 17.— (IP)
Hot Rolls for your dinner.'
- Phowngtaphs repaired
points. All Icing of fru it cars la
— Babe Ruth hit the longeet
F ranklin Bakery.
294-6
guaranteed— Eihart ’s.
done In Medford thia yegr. Cara
hetne run ever seen at Com-
packed i | (Ashland afg ‘ partially { ‘^Tbere Is’"Me place Mke Ore
Iskey park'Tuesday, hls 37th
H ot Rolls for your dinner.
A dime bnys a large bundle of
lead here then shipped to Med gon.” says A . R.( Chaney, who sf-*
of the season.
Mnr J9Î7-S8 OiUloffl
388-6
old papers at Thg- Tidings office. F ra n k lin Bakery.
ford for re-lctpg. A gaechanlcal ter spending. lfc*y<iat* In Sidney,
The Yankee-alugger still is
N o m a i School Ras
Inspection jot 41 ears fa made be Nebraekf. haa>«etpr«gd .tp . Ash
one behind hla team-mate,
for Distribution
Visiting H e r e -
fore they leave Ashland bound for ' land fort 4 .visit with, Mini brother-
Lou Gehrig, who has 38 hom
Mrs. E. Hughes of Grants pass
in-law, Game; Whydep Roy P arr
the eastern markets however.
def^wfco return-
M K Sarah
ers to hls credit.
New 1827-28 catalogues, listing
hnd fam ily/ ’ Mr. i M Mrs. Chaney
edit» A A g m lrrti endy from San who has been visiting friends in
A, Thomas was pitching
courses offered at the Southern
hre planning to establish their
Cabrisi, Calif., jh is moved to 1S4 Ashland since Sunday left this
for the White Sox when the
Oregon Normal school have been
Hosier has been afternoon for her home.
Babe made his circuit clout
published and Will be ready for
ime of Mr., and
In the fifth Inning. Ruth was
(Ratrlbhtlon
/¿Rh lb ä Short ttlno,
Fresh milk and cream, Schuer
iumenaiier on North
the first man up.
'afedortUbk
tri
ahriounebment made
man's Grocery.
288-tf
ly” contesti
at the school .today.
Chaney bald
Registration .for the ^all, quar
f Con tinned From Page One)
Phone Paulserud'a for clean
Phonograph repair. Flx-lt Shop
ter Is schedAleil tto,Mart Septem
ber 26 and distribution of cats- radio at 2,187. miles fro m ,. the
Old papers for aale at The
W W i * ong prospective stu Golden gate, This was 111 10
On Vacati»!
Tidings ofice -
dents will 'be made before thia oqaat time.. The waterway route
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Kaegl and
date.
Numerous requests for was scheduled, to cover 2.414
M. C. Kaegl are spending two
At- Sal em ■
catalqguea. Indicating Interest and.
Kenneth Hobson. Robert Red- weeks at San Francisco and Loa
LOS ANGELES, Aug. 17.— (IP»
Increased enrollment at the school
Angeles.
t— M ré .'d a rà Drummond, 31-year-
wine and “Sharkey” Moore have
,
,
Apprehension
Grows
-
'iave been received, according to
gone to Sqlem where they .have a
OAKLAND, l l ; 28,A» » • — <IF> p!d-'*Méephig' beauty,” who lies
Miss Katherine Vincent, registrar.
A dime buys a large bundle of
—-The nlonoplane
“Woolaroc" been In :a: coesa as a result of gas
three •vespki ;orchT /ip .V4< »tract.
The rafl quaver classes will be
They are members of the “ Merry old papers at The Tidings off toe.
flqwn b^iArt, Goqb«> ->1» »HU ro- a
m
a
«
In session September 17. w|qtgf
Macks,'' dance orchestra.
poyting
He
ppeHioa.
regularly
hut
quarter, January 2. and spring
other ships in. the -great Dole
. ........ .
Kiwqnls conventlón In Spokane. I M V * .
neqe from California th . Hasten
Miss Blanche. Hicks. Mrs. Mar- Washington, then go to New York
A complete list of the faculty
tin Beal and two children return- in({ w n from there to Paris. members for', the fall term Is gly- arf, unheard from. (
JpT“®
was grow
yesterday from Crescent City "ti««phon Nye— and- Ruth Nye_of
where thqy have been spending | mient will go east on a specfal
bresident; Beatrice Hall. Leona ing as nq message regarding them
Y Q & ì t e T H M 'E
-rain which w lii carry Oregon ¿5 . Maraters, R: W. McNeal. Ila «ras received although officiala at
B A IT Y FEC T,, z
delegates to the Atlantic: coafet. Meyers, LUpkd N ld p J w 1». W alter hogi fields» beve, end Hawaii de-
Hot Rolls for your
TO Efi.tOY A
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas 8. Abbott of Bedford,, Bertha Stephens. A. C. (laysd they were eqnfldept the
Franklin Bakery.
ships
would
yngke
IL
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Kldtbath Falls and Mr. and Mrs. itrange, Arthur a, Taylor, Clara
f lA j P y VACATION
Dewey IxtMoss of Grants Pass are Trottpj^ Isabellg , Wgttenbarger,
Cheese Clips a t Schuerman's Mher delegates .’ from .southern iUgrlon Ady’, Helen C .' AndVrson.
- Mogning Bulletin
, , x,
■ocery.
2 t8 -tf Oregon.
QgKLANQ.AJRPORT. A u g ,.« .
( ' *
E d ith , L. Boric, V«fne V. Cald
well. Margaret ; B?. Cnsqq, pearl — (Lflb-TFqur planes this morning
A t O e s rc n t C ity—
Durst, Veneta-Fountain, Lillian were believed-to be soaring over
Hr. and Mrs. Floyd Carter of
W AH I T A .FOVL
9 raves, Virginia D. Hales, Bett,y the. tmtoe-conquered a i r ,lane bp-
Jacksonville were visitors at
FINISHING TODAY
new york !.-' Aug. i? .— (tP>— Hllemap, Helen ,. tyelm. Waype •.we<t«tCa,ilfeeiMo «md Hawaii, het
Crescent City over the week-end. The question of whethef Paollho Wojls, Rva L, Whllq. Marlon W ll- UM.loqatiqg^ot op)yj,oqe was def
inite, 5- J ' t t \ . t
!},■ ' | i,
Gscudun fouled "Jack ¿eianey ip eon’ and
Voder, , / ( , .
The flakes are made for
tl)a mon<tplane “ Woelaroc” pi
It la expected, that aeverpl bun
their recent heavyweight bout has
cjuielt relief of tired, tend-
Deen raised more pointedly thap ked, ot these Catalogues will he loted h j A rt Goebel gaa,Reporting
with
Its position at half hour Iptervsla.
•
1
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over by unusual action on t^e part i i s t r i i f u t | d . .
Move to IMtBiUBBir—•
Nope of the other three planes in
of the ‘ Nqw York state athletic
NORMA TATAÍA1X1E
y/rv
Lottie East burn, a n d
¡the. race are equipped with radio
¡commission.
sending apparatus.
, ,.,
daughter. Francis, have moved to
Not en{y d id ffh f com m i^ohf fq-
Dunsmuir «here they w ill make
The "Woplaroc” was rapidly
fuse to eet dowh the Basque for
their home with her brother. C.
».earing Its Hawaiian gosh being
Clevenger, form erly of thia city.
less than 600 miles away a t 8
al boxer loses’ on a foul, but Pete
o'clock. ‘Thle fadt ghrePrldb*' ’to
Reilly.' manager of Delaney, - was
the speculation aa to the outcome
-.uspended for hls connection with
CATALOGUE
IS OFF PR
The Quality Store
AUGUST CLEAN-UP SALE OF
Made By Winner
Delegates Sail
For Paris Soon
Rest Foot
. Soap Flakes
:
“GRAUSTARK”
Values in thin lot up to
$6.48, made of F r e n c h
VoileR, hrtnd -tonde with
hand embroidery.
• Rnvons
w
»
— Priated Voile» Broad-
cloths. Jnst 15 drcRHcs to
go j)t
low close out
price.
i^-Wash Dresses, $1.98
‘
sia» i ’
a
,
,
j , ,
i,
Andt|i^Y Lot injit in By Express—Printed Voiles
and Pj$ut/,*!lJrgandie Trimmed — Ten Dozen to
Select
,
iitUa. Spring»!
W
‘M’r H
;:he affair.'
M onte
B lue
» n w Klamath F a l l s -
Grant Davis sad H . H Vanl-
kenburg ret a med Monday even
ing from the V aalkenbnr< ranch
near Klamath Falls where they
have been visiting.
DIAMOND
ifXPREf/A
la Medfonl—
Mr. aad 1
and family i
Silver were v
last eves lag.
'
Dodge
Isabelle
Medford
Rapp watermelons ' at
■ocery.
ROYAL COACHMAN
Jeremiah D muiy , Km
One-Handed Third
er, Pasees on
'''
•«HOU8TON, Tex., Aug. IT.1—(IP)
— Known as the greatest third
baseman In baseball, two-score
years ago, Jertmdah' Benny, <8,
died Tuesday at thd home of hls
daughter, MruL! N. A .
Carroll.
Death was due to heart disease
Denny was noted as the “one-
handed“! thliM sdeker.; , } f>{ay4ag
barehanded, he would c a t c h
dHvge jlovn* the ,llna with either
Holmes hand.* He was born'In Naw York,
288-tf March I t , 1868, and learned to
Play hall in Cal^ornla. { k i 1881
he returned east M> lo)n .the Pro-
vittoftce club of Ute National
league .remaining (here for lour
years, when he went t< 8 t . Louis.
Subsequently, he played‘ w ld r In-
dianapolla and New York.
* \
M r. end Mrs. A. J. Coulter, of
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, ere
spending several days la Ashland.
They rep o rt'th at they are very
much Impressed with Ute city, but
hope to Gad a mineral water
sanitarium here when they agate
return. They ere registered at
the Hotel Ashland.*
Franklin Bakery.
7Ht f
BLACKS
GREAT BALL
wh' n
PLAYER DIES
• W u ttiW g rd . skeretary of, the
,
DANCE
TONIGHT
Jackson Hot
MASON .
HY-LASTIC
CORDS ...
-AJ Jovdah’s Army Goods Store—
(Biggest Little Store in Town, Open Evenings.)
< * LICENCE AND ^ S H lN Ö TAÖKLE ■
MOST M n X A O I r o a
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P te S Ift XKieti: 9 . 5 0
29x4.40 Maximfle, 98 .00
29x4.40 Heavy Duty,
811.10
Ñéu>
Community Hospital
AU Other Sixes
845 B a $ Main Street ,
Black and White
Service Station
' O B. L n eb , Mgr.
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ïfa'-
:ì NNW. 4 N D OOMPLE^ELÌ* .
ïorAJ. Ç» Penney alore
Vp-to-Datx X-Bx# aad Lflhontory
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PRODUCTION
VACATION
A Railroad Melo-1 )ramn
»tact y»«r e e ^ J n w i tln t
by asini itke el< drtglflai
Fly. Doublé ntfeagth this
GEO. J. HAYES AT THE
r
dhya are, here. Whether yon are a young man on
the lookout for a aroart, tricky pair of oxfords qr a
man of more mature years who intends to give his
feet a Vacation in a comfortable pair of shoee, you
will qnd what year eye or foot demres at this store.
GHADVATX NTO8B8 ONLY
ORGAN
Prices 928.00 to 949.00 a Weak