Ashland daily tidings., August 20, 1927, Page 3, Image 3

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A shland :
Total of 48,835¡Visitors and 14366
i Automobiles Enter Crater take Park
rotor Car
> Mid-seadon finds travel ■' into
J Crater Lakfe National Parlf uu-
’ abated.AJUn to the evening of
August i n t i there was a.to tal of
A pleasant dancing party was
held In the club house last Satur­
day night, honoring the.guests.of.
M r. and M rs, J. N. Dennis who
were vlistlng in Aahland the lant
of the week. A number of friends
were asked In and on the return
of the party from Crater Lake
Saturday a flappy crowd greeted
them at the Upper Valley club
house.
,
,
,
The members of the Fraternal
Brotherhood Lodge held another
of their regular meetings at the
club house Thursday night, Aug.
18. A fte r the regular business of
the lodge a social hour was en­
joyed and light refreshments were
served.
A number V f B e lltle # parties
responded to th^’ lure, of “ thq
great out of doom” test B h a ^ y .
and various group« were scattered
along the streams, and lounging
.about enjqyfhg. picnic ■ dinners.
Inr,one,partyfwast noted
and,
Mrs. Oscar -Martin qnd i t w o
children. Mildred and Leufse, and
, K m is Pm Power» d c i v t i is l sws sn lo r th e
thirsty group of customers. O n a Chevrolet cb
pieic refngeradrig unit capable of luniouiinlni
rotei* are a *o ib y drie A n a at t t t ir Detroit, M ir
M f. and Mrs. W . D. Jackson 'and
son, V irg il, M r. Jackson’s father,
which M r. Homes manages, this
and Mr. and_Mrs_W . G. Tucker.
thresher
w ill take care of a num­
¡Mr».*. Brock of Tacoma
(nee
Miss Lena W illiam s) who was^for ber of neighbors crops In addi­
years a well known resident 'of tion. As these notes go to press,
they are finishing at Ed Dunn’s
B qilvlew ,'having < Attended and
graduated from the Ashland high farm.
Mrs. S. P arker was in yester­
school, 1s visiting at the home of
day-buying
more supplies for the
h«r aunt and uncle, kfr. and Mrs.
maintaining
' of
th e ir summer
O, H. W illiam s, and her cousin,
camp in the: Dead Indian conn-*
Mrs. Oscar M artin.
Captain and Mrs. Frank Moore try, where they are.having their
of Eugene, visited Mrs. Moore's h iy put up for the winter.
George King was a visitor in
mother, Mrs. 8. J. Evans one day
last week. A fter a few weeks of Bellview last week, having come
visiting apd recreation. Captain over from his work to see his fa­
and M-rs. Moore w ill return to ther and mother, and his little
Eugene where he w ill teach M ili­ daughter. Beryl, who makes her
tary Science at the University home with her grandparents.
Tobe Roysten of this t(district
this year..
Mrs. L. B. TucWer, I f . , accom­ was out demonstratihg his new
panied her cousins, the Dennis podge. Sedap ¡Monday evening. It
friends, on their trip to Crater Is said there is another neighbor
Lake last Saturday. She visited who w ill soon be taking his fam­
an aunt and uncle at Klam ath ily to drive in the same kind of a
Falls-, whom she hqd npt seen for
many years.
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Mrs. Homer Moore Is enjoying
a visit from her mother,' Mrs.
Moon this summer.
The threshing machine, belong­
ing to Fred Homes,-has started ou
its summer run. Beeldea handl­
ing the grain crops ou the places
CHICAG O — - A frica’s »famous
Ivory Coast, lutte or the adven­
turer and the missionary, is fast
giving way before the needs of
western commerce.
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From trade In eiepnaUts’ tusks
to. cocoa beans is a far cry, ¡yet
that is what has happened in the
130,000 square mile stretch of the
Ivory Coast colony, according to
W alter Ci Hughes.
"Civilization' has come to the
Ivory Coast, a s a result of the
wdrld demand fur sweet,’’• declar­
e d 'M r. Hughed. "Opening Up of
th ls v a s t coCoa producing region
w lllu n q ’riebtlonably ehange the
aspect of the Cocoa buMhess Ih ’the
n ext few years. Caridy'manufact­
urers are dependent on the labor
o f people In many lands for the
sugar, nuts, cocoanut, fruits, 'co­
coa, m ilk, butter, ahd other n u tri­
tious foods that go Info the mak­
in g of confectionery.
Increased
consumption of candy, especially
In the Vnttefl States, whfMr
have resulted in the most
in Chevrolet History/
The COACH
order
— Charles Spencer
Chaplin
la
fully prepared to go to
court
and fight the divorce suit of hU
young wife, L lta Grey Chaplin,
It was stated Thursday In a no­
tice filed in superior court, by
his ' attorneys.
The action was a form al no­
tification to counsel for
Mrs.
Chaplin that her husband’s case
was complete and gave no in d i­
cation as to whether a property
settlement had been or w ill he
made before Monday, date of the
those epteflng Via >.the • - Rogue
River route f e in t hut by
the
K lam ath cquntry apd visa versa.
Anotitar feature Is the great ln-
* 14. 894 private automobiles ¿n- ereake In trayq| hut pi -the eaat
The
’ terlng .|lfe. P ark carrying a* total BBtraitcq norfhiwfard 4tver
t of 48(835 visitors. Kats travel Dulles J C alifornia Highway to
a
Into the Park) via the Southern Behd, where tourists ' have
Pacific 'aedr * P * k , stage«-Aofcaledj «koi«« of cdnllnainK on Co Port­
■ 681, an increase of 14
percent land “ via the Incomparable Co­
else
’ over last} year. A total of 110 lumbia R iver Highway ¡or
McKensle
visitors entered either afoot
or over the spectacular
the Lava
Bede. trial.
* with horses. Of the total traffic Pass through
> Into the Park 45 4 percent en- The series of scenic loops finish1-
. tered via the Medford entrance, 'ed in Oregon in the last three
0 33.4 per cent through the K iira - years Is fast winning its deserv­
ath entrance, and
3.9
percent ed fame.
Fishing In Crater Lake
was
* through the Bend entrance. The
bulanre, 15.1 percent, represents never so good as this year, and
the night travel checked at An- the fish are much fatter, largely
< na Springs and ihcludes all three due to the success of an experi­
Oregon
entrances. For the first time in ment sponsored by the
which
history of the Park a large ma­ State Game Commission,
jority of rail and stage travel has last year introduced a species of
< come through Klamath, thia be­ small crustacean called gammar-
ing due to the opening of
the us. This Is an Ideal food for
new Cascade Line of the South­ trout and has flourished, partic­
ern Pacific Railway. Auto trav­ ularly on the rocks in the com­
water
near
el through t’f i East Entrance has paratively shallow
•< Increased 50 percent over
any W izard Island. I t is n peculiar
when
previous year and travel through fact that in mid-summer,
" the Klamath entrant*? nlso shows’ fishing deteriorates somewhut in
warm er lakes surrounding
the
a marked increased
of
In common with Yellowstone Park, the deep water trout
i a id several other parks Crater Crater Lake rise best to the lure.
‘i Luke travel is truly national.
That is, It is not partially deriv­
ed from large cen/ers of^ popu­
lation situated near the ’ Park.
The national character— in fact
the inter-national character— of
Crater Lake travel
Is demon-
TACOMA, Aug. 19. — (IP) —
* strated by the fact, that by mld-
The mystery surrounding several
SERVICE,
ienson every state except South
fires occurring since the first of
J Carolina has been
represented
the year a t the plant of the
n and also such distant territories
American' Wodd Pipe company
* as Alaska and Hawaii. To repre-
appeared solved to police with
r 0ent foreign
countries visitors
the arrest early today of Hubert
_ fiave come front France, China,
E. Bennett, 39, night fireman at
J
Australia,
Panama,
“
,
I
I Switzerland,
I /
the factory.
yiplexlco, and South Africa;
also
B en n ett' was arrested after a
J Alberta, British Columbia and
foreman at the plant and a pri-
iaskatehewaq
vate detective were alleged to
The largest single travel this
have seen him Ignite some oll-
iimmer was on August
14th,
soaked waste lit the main m ill.
rhen 680 automobiles
carried
Immediately afterward, he sum­
422 visitors into the park.
moned the fire department and
P ark Conditions Ideal
started battling the flames single-
; Conditions are now appfoach- handed.
ng the ideal in the Park. Vacat­
vaca
ionists depressed by the heat of
he lowlands find blessed relief
Klam ath Falls--—Oregon Rank
with
n the Park,
where
fireplaces & Trust Company opens
crackle morning
and
evening. 390,000 capital
WThe Lake was never m ore'beau-
» iful and in the complete ab­
sence qf forest fires dews .have
here forbidding the use o f the
name o f Dr. Yat-Sen as a trade»
mark.
Of l a t e Sun Yat-Sen
watches, towels, underwear, socks
and shoes have appeared oa the
market. The bureau holds that
the use of the name of Dr, Sen for
commercial purposes is profaning
the name of the “ Father of the
"Chinese Republic.” Severe pun­
ishment is provided for those who
violate the order.
A dime buys a large bundle of
old papers at The Tidings office.
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*495
I
is spending
„
ha* Gr“ ® Ernester.
h er
washed -the atmosphere crystal
|Cle^[, so that the immense pan­
orama visible from the-Rim Road
is tbeyond description. M t. Shasr
,ta is visible at a distance of- 104
miles, air-lip«; the Blue Moun­
tain s rest on the eastern horizon;
,-the great forest and. desert
of
Eastern Oregon lies belqw like a
yellow
lake
patterned
with
green; on the, soqth, the Klgmr
atU LaRe and eny Irons |s an ,ex-
- qulaite sight; and on the f ,west
there, Is a seemingly endless ger-
’ ies, of heavily
wooded • ranges
folded one Into anotbqr,, . ,
Jfie entire Park road system
is ppen, including the Rim Road.
From the Watchman ,to the Gla-
’ cley gutomobillats still pass be­
tween Kreat, banks
of
packed
snow thrqugh which a road has
been opened by high explosives
an (J shovels, , The rogd jo Dia­
mond Lake is also, open. W hile
^considerable road
construction
1« tinder wqy in the Park
the
R. B. Price of Los Angeles, ac
new roads la rg e ly ‘ parallel
the)
enmpanied by a real estate man
present road system, so there is
made a business trip to Deter re­
not a single detour and no In­
cently.
terference with travel whatso­
ever. The completed new roads
are in beautiful coudltton
and
Two street cars were peeked the original
road
system
is
in a recent picture being made double travel width and
well
by M ary Plckford.
Efforts to
maintained.
obtain them from the various
A feature, of Park travel this
street car companies of the dis­ year is the Immense number of
tric t were of no avail and the people who utilize the loop road,
company was forced to purchase
the two cars In order to com­
plete the picture. The cars are
now for sale.
The tim e haa come, It aeemn, to
talk of cabbages and kings and
the well knov^n “crystallizing’’
political sentiment.
A ll price, f. o. b.
Flint, M irhls«n
T h e? include the lo w « t
h a n d lin g a n d S n a n c in g
ch argn .vallable.
THE AUTOMOTIVE SHOP
Ashland, Oregon
Vftfhoa
Firebug Taken
While Working
been brought about by a wilder ap- ...kl'r J .Bnj i . rS'
JNr Economical Trantporlation j
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8 HANG I f Af, - O P I—An
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