Asmoin» Mrs. Annie Robinson, i, w ho has been a guest a t'ftip ti- Cres- home «Ince Friday, left .cent CfCy Tuesday » o r« } John Billings Was a / d I a a e r guest at the J. R. McCracken res idence ' Sunday. The Oeo. W . Nichole fam ily, with their friends, the Fitzpat ricks o f San Diego, Cal., enjoyed several days outing the T1 week, which included a- trip to H ucklebeiry Mt.< Diamond and C rater Lakes. i $ Pleasant Journey Along segsnore i Described By Secretary J -H . Mrs. F u ller and I started for Mra. Fred Holibaugh of Ash the •«•-•b o re via Redwood »high land visited in the community way and Creecent City, Saturday taut Wednesday. Mr«. Holibaugh afternoon at three o’clock. The lived in Valley V ie w , lo r a num speed lim it being thirty-five miles ber of years. an hour, you can figure for your-« > The Valley View-Aihland-Calif. self the time It takes over the club mat at th e 'J . W . Fish dairy- pdfed highway to Grants Pass. farm near Phoenix last Wednes day evening. Those who were in Hera we stopped to chat a few minutes w ith M r. Harvey of the attendance from Valley View were George MeCrackqn a n d Grants Pase Chamber of Com K eith Lennox. merce. and gst a little informa Mrs. J. F. Arnold who spent a tion about the roads, ‘'oiled and few days last week with her Mr. and Mra. L . R. Cook of just lik e a boulevard except for friend, Mra. Geo. W olton of Mc Burney, Cal., have purchased a a few short detours where there Cloud, Calif., returned last Thurs part of the Kerby-Bpperson ranch is construction work going on,” day evening. W hile in McCloud and are building their farm build said Harvey, of the Redwood Mra. Arnold was a guest at an ex ings. They .expect to have a first route. * W ell, we have learned cellent birthday dinner, given In class dairy and chicken ranch. that no two people look on any her honor. » .. Samuel Johnson has erected . S thing eveh highways alike, and Ted and Jerry Roe Who have stand a t. his hiome at the; N fe 1 1 the two people travelling on thia been spending the summer with creek road-add has a ll kind# < of trfp wouldn't probably tell Just their mother, Mra. H arry Roe at fresh vegetables fe r sslex the same story of the roads, but. Mr? and Mrs. A.: ri, Ram aker, the Frank Craig ranch, returned I lik e to get off the pavement, last week to Berkeley to enter of Klam ath Falls spent the week and off the beaten path, and a their Sophomore year at the Uni end w ith M r. and Mra. A, R. K in little detour has no terrors, so I versity of California. caid. The two families and lira . call the road to' Crescent City, M r. and Mra. W . B. W h ltfet of Lciayi^ Taylor of Ashland pldnifhed eked good and Its going to he. bet Grass Valley, C alif., are making in LRhia P ark Sunday. ter, . and it is a wonderful trip. the Craig home their headquar M r. and M sSfHenry Taylor, Mb. W e stopped at Patrick’s Creek ters fo r a couple o f weeks a id are and MrazJhs> Hendricks, M r. and where ¡they have a very comfort Mrs. W ill Sara^z'M?. and Mrs. W ill taking In the scenic trips of able little Inn, had c good din southern Oregon. Weeden, M r. *M M rs. A rthu r Ha- Mrs. Jane Kohler, Mra. Eliza maker and Mrs. Marcelle Scrlb- ner and retired early for ajgood beth Kahler Gray and son Donald, fn e r were dinner guests of Mrs. long Saturday Right’s rest, but about ten o’clock we were awak W illia m Kohler of Sant* Rosa, Alex and . J ., McCallister, ened b y ,th e fam iliar sound of a I ' ; 5 i > C a lif./w h o arg m0d friends o f Mr. Sunday evening. saxaphone and then a piano and and Mrs. James -Lennox spent la Mrs. Roy Corbet and I guess a clarinet and I wond few hours at the Leqnog mog., ;hon»e daughters,-Margery and El Elizabeth V last Friday. » . * , t , ’ ' } ■ • «n<i Mrs.* C orhotfs niece. Daisy, ered if maybe we had made a Mrs. Albent Arnold in d child-! -Kincaid, and Mrs, A ’ A. Morris mistakq in not remaining below, ren from Dead Indian were " lit made a- trip toil Crater and Dia but whether the soothing influ- Tuesday and spent the day with mond lo a n ‘over the week-end, enqe o f , the sax or the utterly M r. and Mrs. John Arnold. and returned by way of Klam ath weary condition of body, every Last FridajL.being Frank De Falla while there they visited with thing was soon forgotten until Ford's birthday, his fam ily honor Mrs. Meryls’ daughter, Mr«. E thq sun cams creeping in over the mountain top and * tve were ed him with a party. M r. and Spannis* Mrs. Byron De Ford and M r. and M ary Lodlse Mnrphy of ’Ash up and away through the giant Mrs. Tresham were also present. land spent the week-end . w i t h redwoods to Crescent Ctty. I have M r. and Mrs. H. J. Carter and June and Ruth Elam near the made the trip quite a nuntber of; ¡times, but never experienced son of Ashland and M r. a n d . Mrs. B lair granite angry. Morris Jones of Medford were . ................ ’« 1! 1 i — J. C. Ham aker and Leslie K in dinner guests at the Jas. Lennox caid spent yesterday afternoon a( home Sunday. T h e men of the the home o f Loris ahd Leoh Tay party enjoyed a swim at Helm an’s lor. n • 1 Baths later in the afternoon. Mrs. Alex McCallister and Miss Freda Hansen of Medford Mrs. Archie Kincaid spent Monday was a visitor at the Davenhlll resi afternoon at the home of Mrs. Albert Thomas: 1 dence Wednesday. Mrs. Jas. Lennox left Monday W m . Sams, Henry Taylor i and J morning to spend a. few weeks W m . Weeden attended the bail with h er daughter, Mrs. Kenneth , game at MejJfqrd Sunday * LafaUng o f Portl a ad.Q s el ’ f t ; Mrs. A. H . Davenhlll and Mrs. Junction waa well attended F r i J. R. McCracken were Medford day night and a good time was callers last Thursday. reported by everyone. NEIL CREEK NOIES ,yrc>Twaa ....... .. ■ - - ■«<* ........... . \ » r*» « • , way toward Roseburg to notice t I the method (Of getting the! logs from the timber section down to the miUs at .Coquillq., W ater in the river is Idw at this time e f a more delightful day than te a r, but dams a ll along the time? W e breakfasted At Cres- 0 < sr perm it the formation of cent C ity apd then Journeyed. m ill ponds jte f|o *t the logs Until Vhe lock la opened, and they are to Pebble Beach for e little •, W with Prestyqnt knd Mrs. Churqhr floated d ew ) to the te x t dam, ill of the Southern öregep Nor where tbq same process is gone mal School; who are spending through again. In this way the their vacation by the Oc4an side. small amount of water is made Shall we return to Ashland by J to serve the pnypose of a large Stream. Except , for the sah»e ‘ route, or go o n up the I flowing Coast via thq Roosevelt highway ¡.about IS o‘r more miles of fresh and know f e r ourselves the crushed rock on tbs Rsosevelt dition o< ¡th is road? was the highway, which is very tiresome question, and decided by tu rn and hard on tires the roads prs ing northward, Gold Beach ahd good and we reached home at 7 the Sunset Inn found us hungry ». pi. Monday, passed the 8. P. At and ready to stop although l| Dillard and beet It home by. fens looked", a long vfW f r o » heme sad quarter hours, its too short on the map. and meant some a time to make such a trip, and driving , to reach Ashland Mon the whiff of the Ocean we did day night, but we decided to get only says come back and stop and itoupd this inn an agree s ta y longer, some day the drive able and comfortable stopping up the Roosevelt highway Is’ go- plape.’ Here we found, acquaint ances from Medford end Marsh field, and the time passed pleas antly. Monday morning an early start brought us through J*ort Orford and on to Bandon in time for a combined ,breakfest and lunch and determined not to re turn home without—a t least one meal of sea food. W e search ed the town until we found a little Cafe, where we were able to breakfast on fried clams and broiled salmon, fresh from the Ocean. • , Bandon has a beautiful beach, and a drive to the beach and a brief look about, and we w ere off again, stopping In Coqnille to take on gas for the drive home. This Is a lively, end seemingly prosperous little town and the country from here on down through M yrtle Point la one of the best farm ing and dairying sections. Its always In teresting coming across the high. No Royal Road TO Stardom In Cinema World tional and is known on the screen as Molly O’Day. A third sister, Isabelle, is doing extra work. To be the sister Or a brother HOLLYW OOD. C al., Aug. H - — of a star once indicated almost (IP)— There no longer seems to be instant stardom. Now everyone any royal road to screen success must prove merit. and relatives of famous screen players are now climbing toward the top, not on the names of kin FENCE REPAIR CREW hut via the extra route. S T IL L ON M T. ASHLAND L o ri-B a ri, sister of (he famous .Theda, has beeu given her first Im portant ‘b it,” that of a stenog No word from thé crew of city rapher in "Tea for Three.” She workmen who are engaged in labored as au extra on the Metro- renewing the stock fence around Goldwyn-Mayer lot for more than the watershed on Mt. Ashland a year before she was given her indicates the work Is progressing, dhance. , ■ ’ » . / according to City Water Super In the same picture, Harold intendent Earl Hosier. Eight M urray, brother of Jimmy, has men are engaged in re-newing been given a “ b it’,' after a long the fence and are camped far back ou the mountain. Snow ing to be one o f. If not, the great banks made it impossible to start on the work until a week ago. est drives In America. ’ « WAIT GRAB BAG SPECIAL ~ ’ " W A T a m Powder Puffs Perfumes [ Toijet Waters lath Salts [ Cold Creams f Vanisliing Creams Face Powders ' AN ANNOUNCEMENT IN THE ; T T iN G up WHICH WILL GIVE YOU A REAL NEWSPAPER, WITH . . ■ . “They w ill throttle the devs ment of this section, injure ness and shrivel up the M il waukee service if the consolida tion goes through," Byram said. GRAB BAG SPECIAL ONE BAO W ÎÏX POSITIVELY CONTAIN A $30.00 ARTICLE » w ■ Hand Brushes Adhesive Tape Absorbent Cotton Ointments Pills—Powders Pencils Toys, etc., etc. - 49c 49c 99c SI .49 TOY SALE! 99c SI .49 W E ARE RE-QROUPINQ OUR STOCK-M AK ING STILL FURTHER REDUCTIONS before we move to new location. ONE L O T -V A L U E S U P TO $1.00 Come In And Look Over The 79c BARGAINS DOLL SALE TOILET WATER SPECIAL Buy the Kiddies a New Doll for Fall or For Christmas. One Lot Dolls, $1.00 Val........................... ............. 79c One Lot Dolls, $2.00 Val. ...................................... $1.49 ; One Lot Dolls, $3.00 Val..................................... $1.99 • To Make The Stock Move ONE IA)T—VALUES U P TO 50c ONE L O T -V A L U E S UP TO $l.£0 e Crepe Paper Stationery Pocket Knives Kazors Nail Files Scissors Toilet Paper Every B ag a Bargain At • * Tooth Pastes Shaving Creams Household Medicines Clothes Pins Hot W ater Bottle« 49c ‘ Full Coverage of Local, County, Stale and National News and Splendid Features ' Talcum 'Powders Tooth Brushes Soaps SPECIAL The Ashland Daily Tidings • Byram charged that the merger is a move to form a monopoly of railroad business in the Paclfi Northwest. Every Bag a Bargain At NEÀR FUTURE BY • SEATTLE. Aug. Planing a nationwide fight against ths consolidation of the Great Northern and Northern Pacific railroad' system, H. R Byram, president of the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul road, was In Seattle Wednesday, seek in g aid to fight the plan. NEW BARGAIN OFFERS EACH ONE CONTAINING BARGAINS SUCH AS ’ ConaoUdatiottigh FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 200 Bags and Parcels ' — Nationwide BAttle . .. ■ _ • - i J ’ /.''- - - ' WILL BIG B A R Q A IN S IÜ LITHIA SPRINGS GARAGE ? ? —1— by her own efforts has become a apprenticeship in extra roles. Sally O’Neil's sister, Suzanne, featured player with. First $ Na REMOVAL SALE U SED CARS 1926 Essex Coach, $500.00 ......Chevrolet Roadster Buick Roadster ..r ,* TKTR ä DAT, » 4 Kinds Toilet Water, $1.00 Value 39c AT A RATE WHICH WILL MEAN A Real Saving To You -\ • • V 4 > 3? 4, FREE- FREE— Friday Morning to F irst 20 Customers Making Pur- 4 ' • chase of. $1.00 or more—One Double Compact. . Saturday Morning to First 20 Customers Making Purchase of $1.00 or More—$1.00 Bottle High Grade [ Perfume. ■* , v Ashland Daily Tidings E t H A R T ’S