Ashland daily tidings., September 12, 1927, Page 6, Image 6

Visit Carter Imtoh—
Mr. and Mm. J. H. Hardy, niece
Miss Ada Hardy and Hra. O. Gays
apeat Ssadny st , Crater Lake.
They returned ky way of Klam­
ath Falls.
Krs. Nonna Wuthrieh. eandi-
a ter th e L lth llin Popularity
iteat. who has, boon confined
£ e r beane tor the last week
Fering from an attack of ton­
da to greatly Improved. Mrs.
(brick started a tlcVlt selling
ipnign here Monday morning.
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idÿ Visited Is
O K E0 O W
AGRICULT
COLLEGE, Corvallis, Sept I
Ten Orason Aggie basto
players accompanied k F ’« .
Hacer, «pack» w ill saako ,a I
sformine toar of-th e mlddR
durine the Christmas/ vay
playing sw ats , ta Utah., nw
ha. Missouri. Illinois, Wise«
and Montana.
California Was hand as a
training grounds far the 04
basketball squad tor the past
years bet this year the O n
men have started something
in the way of a aeries of
season gatoes in tbs middles
This Is the firs t time that ag
trip, has beea takan by any
legs ten».
Hers .is the schedule as ro
sd by Carl X
Lodali, gei
manager bar*.
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Drive to Keno—
Mr. and Mrs. 8. 8. Davlee drove
to Keno yesterday. T ljslr ■ * ® -
Uoyd Davies, who has be^n Work­
ing there returned with thelto.
C liff Bayne makes
boards.
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k r i t d
Visit Albert Home—
Mr. R. L. Jones with bis son
C liff Payne makes drain hoards.
-Miss Dorothy Reid. Tiding **■
c(st| editor, who has been cen-
fifaad to ber bosso ..for the tost
wnhV suffering from an attack
of taflnenaa to only slightly Im­
proved. " Her condition was mack
hppfoved wkea she suffered from
{'relapse.
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’ 'Duplicate keys, Fixlt Shop. -
of Oakland, Calif., are spending a
lew days visiting his moths;. Mrs.
From Oakland—
Price
Jonhs on Scenic Drive, and
Mr. and Mrs, Leo WHepn ; a r­
rived thia morning from Oakland, with other relatives. > .
Calif. They will visit with .Mrs.
Nellie Johnson for two weeks.
Kenneth Stratton, who was
injnrcd in an accident several
Fire Chief Here—
;
week* ago la Improving rapidly
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Henry of and Sunday morning, through
Seaside, enroute to , California, the use of crutches was able to
visited in this city -over t h e attend services nt tba Congrega­
week-end. Mir. Henry to
fire tional church.
chief at Seaside and while here
visited with Fire Chief
Clint
Baughman. He said he and hto
Prof. John Kerns of Mountain
wife planned to visit bore on avenue, who has charge of the
their return from California, ,
Wagner Creek school, started
his work Monday morning. Hto
daughter will he hto agstotant in'
In Portland— ’
0 . H. Yeo spent the week-end the primary department.
in Portland returning to
Tity Monday morning.
ittraly healthy.
Ily alert people
ICAQO, Sept.4 14.—
-Fnnnto
Brice
tods:
salt fay d irsfeo ^fsp j
U niversity
of
oreoon ,
bgsns. Sept Iff- (Special)— Un-'
g the leadership of Mtoa Dors
I f Thomas, newly, appointed
dietary of tba University of
fhffon Tonng women's Chris-
hn Association., a definite pro-
rltn lor religious and social ae-
iftty for women at the University
& 1 M worffedout. Mips Thom-
E'wbo has had extensive train-
iff and experience in this field,
this
are not sent outahto-tkW hOtoe to
bo laundered. and a long table
cloth Is difficult to wash and
I*0**« A'*»,* V t V A
-T h e re is s tin e attd place for
everything, s o u t J g g rith t h s
luncheon cloth and tabtoeloth and
there are certain occasion where
each should be used. A real din­
ner even though it to informal Is
notcopiplete without tbs Moan
tabic birth which should haag
front Iff' to 15 Inches below' the'
Visits Daughter-:
H. H. Bachtell is vteiting with
From ChllfonUa—•
his daughter,
Mrs.
Thornton
‘ already sending out letters to
. Raymond Long and family of Wiley of Walnuts Atreet.
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first year girls, and she plans
Berkeley, Cajlf., are visiting in
Lget in touch w ith other s|u-
Couvnleortag
Nicely—
k
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this city with Mr. Long's , par­
Bta as grips ns
University
Mrs. C. N- Gilmore of east o f
ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Long.
own, who underwent an opera­
At C rater Lak<—
tion last weak nt ths Commun­
Mr. Albert Johnson and Mrs. ity hospital to reported improv­
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Jennie Gilbert, accompanied by ing nicely.
their house guests, Mr. ahd Mrs.
Albert Davis of Portland spent Visiting Relatives—
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E. W. Redffor^ ahd wife after,
8nndsy at Lake O* the Woods.
Dr. and Mrs. B. A. Woods. Mr. spending the last week in Drain,
and Mru. W alter O'Toole ' And O r e g o n , with Mr. Redlford's
Remarkable eontraat in amsl- p
family were visitors at
Crator parents,. have returned to their
eel instruments was made Sunday d
home.
Lake Bunday.
evening, when ths first organ r
ever brought into the Rogue Rlv- p
llome From Ocean
To Teach a» The D alle»-—
Mr. snd^Mrs. V. O. N. Smith er Valley, was placed on the altar y
Katherine Parsons has gone
,nd
children - returned Sunday of the asw Presbyterian church at d
The Deltaa wjiere she » ill
from n two weeks’ vacktlon at Medford, in connection w 1 t h a
employed as a teacher tor l
dedication services of ths* ask -
coming year. She to the daugh­ toaatde c ^ P p r ttn u d .— --------—
511,000 Router pipe organ.
t]
ter of Mrs.” E. B. H u n t
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Prof.
John
stark
Evans,
as-
p
Jrnter Lake PjSrty—
slstant dean of the school of Ho- k
Mips Edna Opheen, Miss Haad
Visit Old Heme , « -
sic of ' the University of Oregon, g
Mr. an« Mto. J. H. Hopper Hiatt, Mias Gertie Haan. Mr. Ag> who- roa|or«ff the dedication top-
bry
and
¿»ursnee
H
aan,,
went
toft Supdny evening on s busi­
cert with nil artistic finish a4ri s
ness trip to Western
Kansas. Sunday At Crater Lake.
hrtUtast understanding, ptofuff
Hutchinson and Kansas City, Mo.,
the o|d gyW€, 'Rook Of A g M ? /
aad plan to vMM At their old
on the old organ, the L o .ri e n
W. J. L a a o
homo In Ness county. They ptan
sohertsoh were of the old instrntoent s t u in r b a t b
to return by way of El Paso,
and appealing, then in eoaM rit ..
Itors yesterday.
played the same number' k ltfl .
Texas,
Los
Angolas
sad
Baa
Fran­
r Dr. Cordon Peftoy of Eugene
cisco. They w ill be homo a b o u t
varlatieos, use of ohhnes And sri- ,
orho has haaa visiting with the
presslon stops op the new instrh- 1
* r i ? Jennie Harvey family the October 1.
Mary 'Ouloy. who has
been
ment.
employed the past summer nt
part four days, toft today for En­
The old organ was brought to if
Crater Lake, returned to h e r
gage whasajM win attend school.
the valley In 1IBL by Patftot M.
home on Sherman at.
A. Williams, a pToneer Presbyter­
ian mlulonsrp. It E a i breifcfet by L
hoat arhand ,'Caps Hdrn, laiffog "
Burton upd' Theron Farris, of
at Crescent City and brought la ,[
Portland, former Ashland hoys
have been visiting with friends. from the coast by oxen tegms. The^
beautiful old black w aln u t U to *
They w ill return to tkotr home tr.
la a state of beautiful prefer- h
ratio«. The organ is Owned h r a '
Medford woman at the preseal 1
time apd has been used in rural
school work, following the die- ’
ad extending ttoyond-4hs
continuance of its nso for mis- 1
Á » building are the wall
sionary purposes.
r.
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H ier structura. From thè
Many Ashland folks attended 0
TODAY, TOMQBXOW AXD W S D N U D S Y
iwtohtoh It was built and
the dedication concert Sunday 1
t of the material aped it to
evening.
Thu
beautiful
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p
w.
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p jl- '
f if-
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Wd that U « U destroyed
church was filled to Its capacity, c
Atwswai Oregon OoBferenee standlag room at a premium. 8
Numbers, well suited for show- ’
W ill bg Held in Salem
lug the beautiful tonal quality of 1
pipes aad roads of the now or-. 1
gnn woro Included la the concert 1
program by Prof. Evans.
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this group was a composition by 1
Prof. Evans, "Romanc |p A”, iaa-
Jostlc. yet pcaslvs uambur. "Bells *
of Bt. Anns D Bcanprs” by Run- *
sell, was a uambur which .
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Prof. Evans ua opportunity rif '
displaying thh chime stops-
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Rev. E. Percy Lawrence, to 1
pastor of the Medford church. 1
Mrs. H . B. Marsh, organist, has
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NEWÔRGÀN
gents
meeting of the
r of the Metoo-
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orthlugton.wmd
g splendid a *
lotner Billings
the Scripture
■ace Engle was
lesson study.
qmoroua moo«-
Mtatotor.**
Inspect
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edge of the Uhls.
, NhPklni a<e usually S i inches
square, howevsr, smaller ones era
often used.
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I f the table cloth contains a
large floral design In the center,
an extra centerpiece is not noose­
• * rf .
Linen should always be hem-
med by haad. the weaejng quality
of* a tabla doth to aotho great If
hcmstltohud, bpcausu the filoth
often breads atone the line. Hem
(he napkins with what to known
as a bling hem.
N e w *to»«h ronr linen when
being laundered, and tri o rd e r' to
keep It white. WTAp it la Uns
H a i m nanar
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Wong but tat? took a hand in the
game. All matters pertaining to
the ^njbtoMricewpre settled two
daymngotdHl^Mtovtotonal court.
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£*30
was to rocU W 4»e taoney that
spalled a life M else -for him sad
hto larga femlly.
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Outside the Provtoioaal Court.
Wosff h| a ¿iko, -Walked lato the
path, of a motor car drives by
Ales Moskowitefc. a Butstaa. > A t
St. Luka's Hospital an hour later
ho died from a fractured skull
ftpOIMM
SECOND UBERI
< p a ra r?
LONDON. — <U>>— "There aro;
JM hopeleAs duds tu ’the World,"
The ladies of ths Social Circle
declared A. Barratt Browp. prin­
of the Clixisttaa ohuich w ill ro-
cipal of Ruskin College, Oxford
snmo. activities Wednesday fsltor* University, addreasihg hto otoss. ~
aa<m.<ff«pt. 1 4. after a summer of- - Brown qualified hto sweeping
inactivity. It to reousted that
assrtton h r aylag, "provided pro­
members hiTng settors and fhtm-
per treatment and opportunity are
hles
X
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OSS the meeting.
A,
GUNS TO RENT '
Itoombo and f
day fishing at
(Biggest Little Store in Town, Open Evening«.
PEMBERTON
REQUESTED
TO RETURN
COMETO
PASADS -
DRUM CORPS
’.-OOMTS0E?*- ” W AT1R T O ^ T
,AXB (ftftcros
OHAXPIOMSHIP
up SIP wMh an ariPMito
id during ths lest yarn of
PEOPLE
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W<”*
INVITED^