Ashland daily tidings., September 15, 1927, Page 6, Image 6

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M. L. Davidson of this .« 4 t y
•pent M » « ril hour* in Medford
yesterday. TlsHM^g with friend*
and transacting business.
H afold Bèll
As Wife
SHANOHA^ — (IP)— After see­ calmly looked
pn as
wife
1 &
>T*o hours later she was deaid
poison Ba Soong-ase calmly puf­
fed away on h|s opium p i p e end Bn Informed hie neighbors.
while »te dl«4kln ng°*V>
’’•> , The pogoe oame, questioned Bn.
Today Bn la > in foil swaging ‘ nd
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t r 1 sfl «a charge of cliyn-
iital negligence. Thy dead womnu
was 3 | ..years eld add thq mother
cf twq cbUdphb. They M d been
married J 1 f w
According to lu fo rm a ita n jo b -
talpnd by Police Constable -Cam­
ming, the husband and w l f c ’ e
quarreled and she slhpoed h i t
face. Neighbors wore present at
the time and remonstrated with
her, telling bet\ph« should not
strike her huebaad' The wife
left In a huff and came back at*
tor the visitors had gene.
“Look,’’ she eaid to Bn. dis­
playing some poison tablets.
Bn nodded Indifferently.
The women placed them la
her month and swallowed them.
She then went to bed. EWsecured
his oplam pipe, cooked a pm and
Tucker ing bis wife swallow a quantity of writhed in - teeny.
lord
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15c
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Mrs. A. N. Humphrey of Klam-
ath PallB, ucoompa«ied by bar son
Francis cf Chflequtn, Ore., spent
Monday and Tuesday in this city
looking after
business affairs
and vlsltig^ friends The Hum­
phreys formerly resided, * on
B
ctreet In Ashland.
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district deputy of
Bicycles repaired. Plait Shop
Wtambudof Jack*
m Labe «puntina,
Mtetofrd Tuesday
i meeting of th at W ill Attend Normet—
Marshall Shields, a resident of
Eugene. Oregon, arrived in this
M is t a Calumet Kid Balloon city yesterday to enter the South­
WÜST a can at Calumet, Schuer- ern Oregon Normal school. ' Bn
jgñn’s Grocery. >
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t - t f route to Ashland Mr. Shields
stopped for a «hört time to visit
with friends in Medford.
‘ Dr. George Rebec of the philos­
LOST—Little curly white dog.
ophy department at the Univers­
ity wt Oregon at Sagene, a tor- Had collar with name and ad­
mep resident. o< the R ogue River dress. M. R. Cenldy, 111 Bush St.
M -l’
yaJtey,. MJbnapdlng several days
v ilt la g to fe h lk h d bad* Medford.
Left This Morning—
Mr. and Mrs. W ilmer
Poley.
who reside' on the corner of
Gresham and Allison streets,
left this morning by auto for
htfh’ T. Mltchelmore W ashington, D. Ci, where they
f <tho local Presby- will spend probably two months.
f pre'am ong those
Jasz dance at Bellview Friday
¡son ceanty who are
htoe days’ coator- sight, Sept. 1«. Dickeys mnsic of
tetovi. which la he- three pieces. Gents 60c. ladles >6.
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t at the Presby
Bugene. Oto.
O r e Register e d
Seventy out of state cars were
registered at the local Chamber
of Commerce on th^Plasa, yester­
«. Rilen Smith, who resides day. Fifty-one tourists stopped
sat Mala street, and Mr. and in Medford Tueday I to register
C. B? Bamkin of Talent, are their «ara at the Medford bureau.
Ung the day visiting with rel-
s and friends at Montague,:
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T b q j wgi rotun^ to this
toto sarto «hto pvdnlng. '
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Few Deer K I M —
Few deer have been hilled In
Josephine county, sines the hunt­
ing-season opened on Saturday.
Last year several large b u c k s
were exhibited on the opening day
but so far thia season no reports
have been received In the city of
local hunters bagging their quar­
ry. A few have been seen on run­
ning-boards of Automobiles. —»
Grants Pass Courier. - , - — r ' " ' . " -
All makes of typewriters for
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Get your glass, Jordan’s M ill
In Grants Paas For Few Dnyw—
Dr. Frederick W . Hogg of Port­
land Is In the city for a few days.
Dr. Hogg landed In southern Ore­
gon fot* the first time in 1887, lo­
cating In Ashland. He wan one of
the Incorporators of Central Point
and shot ducks la the fields which
Inter became the city of Medtor<L
-^-Grants Pass Courier.
Itfhls city, rhturned boats 1 f i t
'night frost Portland. Orpgon.
Wlicre ho has,spent tbq past few
days lrokipg after i^tsiuess •<-
' fairs. While in Portland! M r. Daria
also visited with his Wife’s sister
and hnkhaad. X r . and Mrs, Tbeo-
d ete Kinney, who bottr formerly
attended the Southern Oregon
I Normal school here. Mrs. Kinney
was Mies Pearl Shrupi before her
marriage,
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shopped In Mo.lfor'l—
Mrs. Bvoifa Jones on Cooildget
Ftreet. accompanied b y her stater
Miss Dorothy Paddock of Los An,
gelra, Calif., who is visiting fo r a
few weeks |n Ashlapd. spent one
day this week shopping and visit­
ing with friend« in Medford.
Mrs. P o leyL cft-—
Mrs. Joqaphine Poley. who has
been livin g jn a residence on Viets
street for some time, left
this
morning for Oakland. Calif.,
where she w ill Join her daughters,
Miaeee B ra and Minnie Peley, and
make herhom e in that city. The
Misses Poley,
who formerly
taught for many years in the Ash­
land high school, are new engaged
In teaching at Oakland.1
Moved la t e New Meme—
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Taylor mov­
ed yesterday Into their hew home
w hich' they recently purchased,
on North Maia. Mr. and Mrs. Tay­
lor are the proprietors hf t h e
Plata confectionery and cafe in
this city.
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Taken Possession
J. Ai Teo of this city, who re­
cently purchased the Cottage Bar­
ber shop, located on South River­
side, ,to Medford, from M. E.
Murray, ha« taken possession of
the shop and la pleased with the
business. Mr. Teo formerly was in
charge of a barber shop in t h e
Elks building In Ashland. He will
be assisted there by W . I. Der­
rick and B. W. Batton..
Tavern Of
- Years Ago
ADRIAN
Mich., pgpt- I*«—
(U»>—To his famous collection of
antique bottles, antique
homes
and antique automobiles, Henry
Ford has added the 8tege Coach
Inn, built nearly a century ago
on the old Chicago turnpike.
The transfer deed shows Hen­
ry and Mrs. Ford bought the inn,
first known ns the Eagle tavern,
which w m a landmark in t h •
days .of the Civil wgr. The Inn
was a regnlar toep for Detroit and
Chicago coaches.
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It is believed Ford will restore
the preperto, which /was own«d by
Miss Ella Smith. £he got it from
her father, who bought It-in 1864.
Cowboy T enor
Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Stenaett
and daughter Lolo of John Day,
Oregon, are spending a- tow days
In this city visiting with M r. a te
Mrs. J. L. Greenwood a t.t h e i r
home on Liberty street. v
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Mra. Greer H ero
Mrs. Lillian Greer, sccompnn-
led by her son-in-law Harvey Ling
and her laughter, Miss Elbert, ar­
rived la Ashland Tuesday from
Burbank, Calif., where they have
epeat the summer months. After
spending several days In the etty
transacting business and visiting
friends, Mrs. Greer and Mr. Ling
will return to Burbank and Mliw
Elbert zwlll no on to Eugene,
whore she is a student nt .the Uni­
versity of Oregon.
Imogens Wallace
acci
teacher of plano— Studio
Friday. Sept. 18. Beaver I
chase fit more .^rpedinp animals.
( Mr. Tuelter has bed much ex-
Werienea to few farming and chose
Ashland terrtto tr is tho lhcat<Dn
fit bis project because of its ad­
aptability ip regard to ideal «11-
jnate had market cantor.
/ “We like the Isolation of ' our
fclace. We still hare much to do
hefcre we w ill be rpady to .receive
psany vfaitora, but Wh are pleased
with the p r o g r e s s pre hare made
thia summpr" Mr. .Tucker statde.
The Whelming > season will
Start in March ted April and Mr.
»fucker expects his stock to be in­
creased at least one hundred per
4ent?.-* ? ” •
X Some exceptionally fine stock
tbs been Secured by Mr. Tucker.
bis
Offering
40 IN . PR IN TED
SILK CREPE
Before Harold Bell W right enl
novels he was a carpenter. < B
«mate near Tueeon, Arts»,'a k
digued and built the water Mi
hoard motor when chasing the
JEfojaMaa.tho boat with him w|
In the Gu
writing
GOOD
Regular $1.95 to $2.50 Yd.
Values.
R E SU L TS
GIRLS SOUGHT
TO SEE WORLD
Convent-Bred Portland Girli
M issing Since Sunday
N ot Located
SAN .FRANCISCO, Sept. 16. —
(IP)— Search tor Nida, 14, and
Nalda De Alfonso, 16, convent-
bred girls of Portland, Oto>, who.
disappeared last Sunday, while
walking on Teelgyaph H ill ln’ 8an
FritiihUhU, csaterSd in the region
from Salinas to > Dal Roy Wednes­
day. •
A track driver told local police
he had picked up two girls, an­
swering the descriptions of Nlda
and Nalda, and had driven them
from Salinas to Del Rqy. “We are
broke and want to see the world,**
the girls told him, according to
the driver ef the track.
Two girls who registered at a
Watsonville hotel were a ty ftret
thought to' be the mlsffng eitoete,
When questioned by Watsonville
police, however,ithey 4t.Rd v e d
themselves to be Madeline and
May Bowen of Madera.
Request Of
Commission
Considered
FA N N IE GETS DIVORCE
.CHICAGO, Sept., l L ^ - d P l r -
Fannie Brice, stage oomUsedianu«,
Wednesday was granted a di­
vorce from Jutes “Nicky’* Arn-
stqin on grqunds of infidelity.
The case was filed Monday and
wras not contested.
-k Judge Otto Kerner of circuit
court, who granted the coramed-
iesne’s application, also gave her
custody of two children.
She
naked no nHmony.
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< BU Y .
L U ST ER GLOSS
It Makes Your
OLD TOP
L D tE M R W
vCoqtolle — Nepr city» well had
capacity of 200,000 gallons a
day.
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Burtlaud— Local factory will
make “traffic shock erasers** for
national.
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< - B ETTER WEALTH—
K ,.
LONGER L IP « ’
Fpr u normal thoroughly re­
lieving urinal flow, cleansing the
system fit wjgstes that poison and
impair health, take F O L B T
l’H,L8 diuretic, and .feel again
the urge of an active . ache-free
b o « , good appetite, .sonnd sleep.
Kidney Irritations, too frequent
night .cells, scanty burning secret
tlqam, rheumatic aches, am ample
waNhing. Landon Taylor, Dior-
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that any medicine could
benttlt me sir quickly a te no bap-
rt)L E T DRILLS dl-
urtofei” SaUtotoU00 '»«»ranteed.
where savings aré greatest”
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PH O N E 3
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|25* Annwersoryl
Knickers
For Real B oys
WASHINGTON, Sept. 16.—
The Interstate commerce com­
mission toddy received aw applica­
tion from the. Gyeto Ntorthera^
Northern Paelflc and the Ortgdn-
W ashington Railroad and N aviga­
tion company tor authority to
operate: over the Longvtewi Port­
land and Northern raHroed be­
tween Longview and Olequa,
Washington.
The com m ission refused to
give ont the application text un-
tlT it Is dockets^. The application,
it wan learned, however, is simi­
lar to one filed WUh the commis­
sion last year a te rejected.
I t <ns understood the applica­
tion .raquesta the commleeton to
divert four passenger trains now
running between Puget Bonte
a te Portland, Ore., over the L. P.
B N. to provide-Longview wRh
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has been deverhr wrought
into this Brown Calf Oxford
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nienantable by a fire.
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ford F ire Insurance
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ftp»-—Bd Brawn,, about 88, oper­
ator of Redmond’s first cream­
ery. died Tuesday, y»e result of
a stroke of apoplexy. Browa. a
pioneer la the development of
the dairying industry In Chntral
Oregon, to survived by his wid­
ow a te a aoa and daughter,
both University of OMBon nth-
donte.
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satisfactory
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every day wear. Pair
fcs¡*Ánwtoawwy|
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Our tattjpWs ‘'True Blue“
model, made t w blue or
gray eham brays at
4 P « . 91.00
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A large vaMety of patterns
in Wool or Corda
$3.49 to $5.90
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ft Southern bridge at Carver, 7<8
foot long opened.
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