Ashland daily tidings., August 20, 1927, Page 2, Image 2

C aratali
Off t o
KELLEY GETS
LONGER STAY
fit in thia city today expreaaed
themselves as pleased w ith the
results. The shows have drawn
good patronage nnd^ promise tp
be financially suponapful for the
Eithians as well aa the show poo
pie.
The crowd this evening Is hx-
pected to climax a ll ad these in
attendance daring the * r a r t C o f f -
eession sad shows w ill probably
do the biggest business o f tholr
stand in thia city.
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I v u b f lo w « .
L SALEM . Au». 30.— d te — « i l l
I
The. fo llo w » « W » * ? HMrt
fu rth er delay In deiermtuiag the
| received the b o e rta lU y ?< MW-
fate of El s worth Kelley. /« o n -
Jffwedeabarg: M esdam « H .
L.
DOROTHY REID, Editor. Phons & or 224L
damned convict was occasioned
| C U > vomb. Edmund Dews.
B ari
t x u morning when Circuit Judge
Crow. C A. H aln w . G. M .G re a a ^
Mahon again granted poet poo­
JJoeiino Protest Jeb» i B o d e » ,
Tuesday.
Aug.
M
W.
C.
T.
U.
r e s t until Moaday la tim e for
f V M ill* < .
Don
meets a t ths home of Mr». W .
arguing the Habeas Corpus pro-
W
hitpey.
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Thursday
events«.
August
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t
,
R. Davis. I l l
Allison street.
ecdings which hare delayed the
the
“Go-Getters,”
a Bondar H Hardy, j t K: T o r n ite « ., As*
Election
of
officers.
A
ll
m
e
m
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execution scheduled for Friday.
bers particularly urged to be School class o f the local Baptist grew McOos, P. B- Hardy. J ( .H .
The court
proceeding, which
church, accompanied
h r thfldt fM«Ow, A. J. "MeCnllen, Frank
present.
snatched Kelley from the fallow s
teacher. M r. J. C. Hopper and Mrs. Mickey.
W alter’ Bverte». Hi
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V
temporarily at least, are baaed on
Oxford o f the Women's Bible * t e s . A. C. N ta te m r, B. B. Balte,
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DBBAMH
the contention that the original
clan* hiked to Holama*» Bathe and Gerald W enner and M ia.
imprisonment was a violation of Proudly it sails on the wide, blue
where they enjoyed a ewlmmtog' Meri rude Fraley.
the constitution.
W hile we in o o j boats pursue It party.
Tboae present vara the toUpw-
The curving sky is its canopy. %
lug named: Hugh G ilm ore, AMag
W ith wonderipg eyes we view it.
H ill. darted
Cgaaiaa. L e a *
Pries. M ary Ltm m ater. Jeaate
Sturdily w« face t>e years;
In the troughs of the waves ,we Lancaster, Mary L Matoay. La*
cille Berwick. la w W o o d * . Lext­
wallow.
r u b ilo
And we gase ahead through o ar er Gardner. Lottfa B tort a * Bs-,
Mier Gardaer.
falling tears,
But we follow— always follow.
B. B B
Has Been Appointed
Exclusive Distributors for The
Por the sea of life's around
And our hearts may d rift to
trieadly shares
• ,
Or treachery qonfoead as. •
IN THIS TERRITORY. WATC H FOR OUR BIG
DEMONSTRATION DATE OF ALL THE
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Proudly the ship of our dreams
sails on
W hite v a ia c a r beate am rowing
We can aee the heights it has
bravely won.
And its strong lights softly glow­
ing.
Belle W ille y Cue, ■
fa n Diego, C alif.
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make of radio receiver to equal or surpass Zenith perfe-t-
ion in quality o r quantity o f tone: selectivity; sensitivity;
distance; ease of operation; precision of manufacture or
, ' rt.
general nil around perfection.
By Alice Rohe
“ R H H P M C T A B IL IT Y ”
J
Respectability, H we are
to
U to s l
r r -f Ì Í-
judge
by
fictipn.
covers
as
great
i”
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I
I ' T ' t ■ A
a m ultitude of sins as does char-
v Ity. The trouble w ith this really,
■* estimable state seems |o be the
masquerading of smug hypocrisy.
. beneath its mantle.
Among the new books of Inter­
est hearing on Ahis subject to fB p -,
srectabillty,*« the work of Bohun
Lynch.
W hile the nqvel deals
w}th.
nene of the problems brought
cut by America's younger geaera-
tipn, its complex situations are as
qld and W roung.ss human so­
ciety. T h i h (> fk w w f a tb r t "tonlt
T1IK S O B X T ir t C S P IR IT
Is Us s u p e r f l u i t y ^ dstafls R i p
a firs» pbrapn, n a r ta tlM a h d i/lg
: -Qtgher education in the held pf applied science combines
t"ihnicsl btudy w itfe k te fundam ental training essential to
tpUt by a friend .of the Wmtet tem-
li>*. Which lg <l»<n chief promin­
gitixenshlp. Its degrees open tbW wuy n et only td leadership
in "the several pursnift and professions In life"1 bo* ntee Ig .a
e n c e la 'M m
w o r k .. dtething .Is
larger community service.
‘ » » ft
; 'emitted which pouJM|t giyd, the
OWjBMl tm tVft LAKIMHtAMT OULUMXC
exhibit faafey di’
faacy
BRUTALITY
In f , she lays.
•
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Tha
public
is
invited
to
IS CHARGED the swimhaag party which attend
will
LEEDOM ’S
r
Maintemd eehoole of Engineering (civil, eleetriedl. mech»ai-
cal. chem ical). Mines. Forestry, A grieultare. Pharmacy. Home *
Bconomicu. Vocational Education. Commerce, cad M ilitary
Science, a ll offering accredited «»liege WOfk. The School
of Basic A ria and Bounces. Indnstrfal JoBradltem. Library
Practice, Physical V a c a tio n , sad Music giford sound basic
snd specialised trsining.
X
i
me
start promptly a t 1: « • o 'elo rt
and bring to an end gsnfceasf&I
f t la a B M ste* t h i r t to awake
and intensive training the boys
ffWk a « » s ir. haalthy. eoeygatte
a n d x irle bare received pt the pool
hedy. M 1» > winery to dras *
thlp Slimmer.
;, ,
/
aohlng,Ured, weary body from a
restless, altopiese bad. W . K
Holland, H arlingen, Texas, thus:
«4 bat t b t e 'H oar eant of theaa
0 dspertments of the doOwt of
Gtewtew. ttemrn end the Arte
Aadsiltedateshod
A rc h itecture end-A llie d A rts—
a a t f e r l * ftem kidney irrogalari*
tlfed never take anything for kid­
Run .bnmsllim <tesdm«e Study
ney regulation a a til It is toe late,
—law—Medicine— Music—Physi­
cal Education—Sociology—Social
Poley
Pills diuretic
- DUdrhMfffoa a f catalogues from whereas
a nationally known m ail Order
bouse which a t one tim e waa made
through the l e d poeteffloa has
bech traaafprred tp Eugene, ac-
>cr-rdlng to local postoffice em­
ployees.
T he catalogues were shipped do
Oils city, a carload reaching here
in Angaat and one te February,
and a, local representative would
m ail them through the local a f­
fine to Pacific count towns be­
tween Eugene nod Redding. The
volume o r buaiaew in the local
Phone 1192J, Medford, Our Eipense
postoftlce , which this shipment
brought »anally amounted to ap­
proximately <3.000 a year. ,
v
Angaat catalogues wane neat to
Eugene thin year and local “e»s-
tomers" received theirs mailed
OEEGON
from that e lty ruoeutly. Slightly
moye than to o o f the mail enter
catalogues were distributed ia this
FURNITURE
th is gímete»]" Jehnaei
tp
LATE,
torn on his proposed' flight to
B razil may be delayed several
days by necessary tests'ia the sir'
of his attonon meoepteae, be aa-»
ueanced hem today. -
splendid program was grtrea.
' <
Mrs. Prank Benwlck
h a d
. V ’-U l code and t a w h l r t ’ A r ^ W * charge of the meeting, Mrs. Jul-
efhttons cf people hk the bodEj^p fats Cole rend the scripture les­
son and Mrs. o . F . C ^hpn lead
caught.
»•»
t' '
Esther W id e marKtya4 Ralph hi prayer. Mnr. 'Cele plea toad
Wilson, a man whose w d t h and several A te p a ttM peams dprtag
fam ily make W te g ¿eetdedly de­ the' devotional period. M f s s
sirable husband, bpt aue whose CIsrsbell Morehouse gave n most
Interest in drink itaf the coarser interesting paper on “ The F o r­
Mrs.
things cause bin bride unhuppi- eigner in O ur Cpnntry."
K a i.
Disk O r grave,
another Bert Hinthorne read an article
character' «naartiag
under- the on "Christian A marten gi sat Ion''
ternoon, then purchased berries
some > inform ation con­
plague of.dteguited reepeetghilfty, giving
from the commercial p ic k s » who
home
missionary
fin ally runs awsy with Bather to cerning the
anil tbo’frO lt a t $ 1 .M por gstlpn.
women.
Ita ly , the land which fcBton epalt w erk agiong 'foreign
Tbs barriep W * a e l be ripening
ot welcome te lovers of ' romance Mrs. Beswick also rand an ar- rapidly to r »agtkrr w * h . Mr.
and beauty. B et the two lovers ate UMe and a letter from the It a l­ Swenalng states.
pursued by the wrath of the re- ia * Mission department. Another
sf cctable Wadea and mambekt of good article ang' ta lk was given
• the Orgreve fam ily. The g irl, too
by Mrs. A. R , W rjg h t h l regard
week to withstand her attackers to the Spanish Baptist
mission
ead too meefa la love to give ep a t Rew Yprtt.' Mrs. V . O.
N.
Dick, dies, leaving a baby who to Smith gpre nn lM trB 0tive
talk
the second Bather. The child is og “ Mtealoa *W e|k Among the
adeptod by her as nt MilMeent. as Hpngariaa W o p « a r t
Child-
detestable a creators aa ever tor­ r«h" and ah« alao /u a d a tetter.
mented human ooute.
Holding
Following tha program, • con­
her nleee’e illegitim acy over her ference waa held gad e a rt .mem­
heed ee a weapea, the aan t in the ber told some little g lo ry p r per­
H D C IT Y , 8. D., Aug.
end aimaet wrecks the girl's life, sonal experience w ith the
dif­
She fails In' the end.
»— President Coolidd« w i l l
ferent phases of mission w o rt. A
mend antborlsatlopd fo r nd-
The hook has is it social types circle of prayer closed the Weetr
•1 eruiseifa and submarines
which are decidedlg fam iliar and
» Dpcember session p f cop­
Mr subtle cbaractof-etadles make
te wag aahounced today a t
it especially Interesting.
»mmer
House,
ngs t e r t * r t m r th a t the ex-
s bes ap plgp tor a «pacific
S
V
Yeung have
msnt at the
on Granite
large navy
The home that still cele­
brates Washday ia" < the
kitchen or kaseui&it jw
riding a flat tire.
t THE I N V E S T M E N T OF FUNDS
HER IN LARGE OR SMALL AMOUNTS,
ONE BUM, P R BY MONTHLY PAY-
iH S r a i U T W r PAID-UP SHARES.
W EN D S ARE PAID SEMI-ANNUALLY
THE ANNUAL RATES OF 7 OR 8 PER
Every, »revolfftion of the
that jArrlhé home ahnosp
like moviag day.
Ashland Lanadry Service
offers the only {igrnffai-
ent solution fo wsshday
tmublss. Jutow adButes
time for g e t t i n g the
bundle r e a d y for ‘ our’
routeman aad washday
werk te over.
i » t * » • I
Jackson County Building & Loan
Aaaóciation *
K Morta Ctentnl Ava.
Medford, Oregon
ADVOCATED H ’s ugg unom w
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i
YOUM Y O K E
c4 Business Asset
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¿ndMOM AUTY is an important business si
turnover and reduced setting cast.
T o tbe boundaries o f the N a tio n and be-
yond, by Long Distance— from your telephone.
.
!
Ths usual monthly baby ciialc
was held Thursday afternoon,
August 18. In the Civic cluhhoum
on W inhurn W ay. with a splendid
al'ondance
Mrs. H arris Dean of
Ashland acted as hestess.
Mra. C. F. T ilte d , chairman of
the Ashland Health U nit, was la
change of the meeting and the
/ w rrk was ooucuc .14 by D r. Ins­
keep, assisted by the Misses M of-
ratt, Jennings add York. J*ck-
ar.n county health workers. Mrs.
T ilto n aaed her car to bring tho
children to and from tha club
Vialtprr
hortepees Thnndp/.-s^ugtrnt lg .
at » f t : *0 o'clock d i« p e r' Which
weg termed op irt'd p asto us Idwn
of the Calffwell borne' op Laurel
strpat.
Thp occasion was gives I f . hon­
or e f Mr. sad Mrs. A. R. Chager
a r t don. Richard af-B K S d p? Ne-
bigska, w h o , Wdte' raeteesta $ o f
thM f lly V»«l»e w e re *SQ. Mrs.
Rojr ' P a r r ,' a sister
of
Mr.
C h * * . *d<J little daughter Dor-
e t ly «0130 also guests at
the
for ths afternoon
William Myer asd
Mrs. F
O. 8wedenburg
t i g charming hostess last
f
B
e
am » any am or
WMBDCT
Anillara! Laundrv
Co.
JUST PHOIflSl ■
tip*. Ma wtfi ter down »
sailer and permit eon-
Wdrk out the s*lutlon.
lfS ? - " -
RGERY
t-Bay aid Uborstory
Kiohardzop
Chico Springs. The most talfe-
« stato Thors must he « rea­
le and see for yoorseltt
(W iUs) Tests
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