Ashland daily tidings., September 16, 1927, Page 6, Image 6

AÄHIiAND DAÎLY TIDING«
U o e a l j P e rs o n a l flo te s j
r A Bear Ctaml
j
Little Snow A t Lake—
/
According to tourists,
there
is apparenti! little snow at Cra­
ter Lake, but the trail and the
rim road are both closed
by
drifts of snow.
S. 0 . N. S. HAS
Paris W01.
BIG SCHEDULE
Dòli Up For
COACH STATES I
Legionnaires
All makes of typewriters
rent— Elhart’s.
Albany, Monmouth, Definito ,
Opponent« for Local
School
FRIDAY. September 1«, 1M 7
** October le t— Grants
Myrtle Palat.
' Oçtehar Stk— Grants
Medford; Ashland at Klamath
Roberto declared that ap te the
time of his arrest a yapr ago, he
did net. know Prank Cook of Mc­
Cleary, p r John Harry Renaud.
Cook Is now on trial with four
otters and Renaud la being Bought
for jumping his bond. Roberta
said he rpdiored Deputy Joe Cole­
Sind — Medferd at man because another could do the
Klamath. Palls at Ash-1 job better. Colqpan had testified
that ha was removed because he
bad found a still.
PARIS— (LPT—• Parta w ill hare
something like the same thrill
Fonr .Fatalities
Here Yesterday—
It felt on July 14, 191* during
Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Kuney of
There were four fatalities In
tbe Victory Parade whqp the
Grants Pass dfcent yesterday and Oregon due to Industrial accidents
u r . vnestnut, Don
Maitoy
According to an announcement tbouaande of American Leglon-t
thia morning in the city visiting during tbe week ending Sept. 8.
id J. T. Just, all residents of made by Coach Mac MfcNeal upon naires march through the Arc de
friends and transacting buslnes.
»rvallls, Oregon, are spending his return from the North Wed- 'priompha op Sept. 19, prior to
HIHsbor» w ill spend >15,000
Kippered Snacks, 3 cans fo r'25c
couple of days in Ashland look- nesday the Southern .Oregon Nor- (he formal opening o f the Legion
tot macadamising *aud improving
: *, 6-tf
J a u dance at Bellview tonight, Schuerman’8 Gro<jery.
g after business.
mal football squad will puit its Convention.
streets.
Sept? 16. Dickey's music of three
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strength against some of t h e
The day wjll be an offlcial'
pieces. Gents 50c, Ladies 15c.
Former Teacher H ere
,
Ripe peaches at Ash. P, A. Pro. ( strongest minor colleges of tbs holiday. The tricolors of Francei
13-1
Miss Mildred Crane, who teach­
su.
2 f 4-tf state during tbe coining * football And the United state» w ill float I
Coos Bay Harbor newspaper
es at the Monmouth normal at
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season.
Definite arrangements aide by-aide on a ll public build­
at North Bend haa new $8,00>
V isitors FVcm Lebanon—
Monmouth, Ora., arrived In Ash­
Medford Thursday—
have been made for games with ings.
plant.
In (he cortege , w ill be
Mr? and Mrs. Floyd Owens, land recently and Is spending sev­
Mr». Edna Hileman, W illiam Albany College^ Oregon Normal garshal Ferdinand PoCb, who lad
residents of Lebsnon. Ore., are eral days here visiting friends.
lemán and Miss Elsie Selpp of School of Monmouth and a game toe serried ranks of toe allied
spending a couplé of days in Ash­ Miss Crane, who formerly taught
HAVH YOU FORGOTTEN
bland spent yesterday In the ,R to be had with U. of O freshmen armies to victory. Battle-scared
land visiting friends and looking iu the Ashland high school, is
How glorious It Js to awake
y calling pn friends and tak- ,f desired. Albany College will Prencb and American flags will
Medford at Ash with a. lively, energetic, care-free Dsriod after baptemlier lilfc.
after business affairs. .
staying with Miss Irene Berg at
f in the celebration.— Medford play at Ashland, the Monn»outo
Further information may Ss cla alu rt fr»
recall tbe days when the sol­
the F. R. Merrill residence, on the
body! And, how miserable it ta banka
or truat aooipaniro. or from say F « lr i
lly News.
aggregation w i l l defend thqlr diers of the two countries charg­
Kaaarvo Bank.
Phone Paulserufrs for clean Boulevard.
to
drag
an
aching,
tired,
weapr
■
laurels on their home field and It
A. W. MELLON,
ed together at Chiateau-Thlerry
and pressing.
body from a restless, sleepless
Bacrotary of tho Traam:r
i> Registered—
.
the Pro,h ar® « • * th« Ashland
and
In
the
dismal
forests
of
the
Phonographs jepalred a n d
bed! The chances are that im-' WaaMnatoa. D. C . Saotwabn a :»».
Forty eight-out-of-state cara ,eam W,U «ot t0 Eu<«n*-
Othfcr'
Argonne.
•
guaranteed— Elhart’s?
296-tf
Returned Home —
paired kidney action and urinal
re registered yesterday. Thurs-i' tentatlve <amM “ ° t contracted as
Harley Hughes, who 1s employ­
Starting
from
the
George
Irregularities have faled to keep
K. Sept. 15, at the l o c a l yet are wUh
College. Ar-
ed at Miller's Toggery on t h e Unable to Find Hnnter e. ■■■
Washington
status
in
the
Place
the
body freed of lurking poisons
amber of Commerce on the ca^e State Teacbera College and
Plasa, returned home yesterday
Deputy Game Wards».. F r e d
that cause the distressing, aches.
H. C STOCK
its. This Is the lowest nilmber Chemewa Indians. This w(ll give d’lena, the : Legionnaires wl(l
MORTICIAN
morning from Woodburn, Ore., M errill states that he^hafc been
F pLR Y PILLS, a diuretic stimu­
registrations during t h i s the n,e® ot So“ t*w r®. Oregon all pass by thp statue of (he Amer­
where he has spent the past few unable* to find many hunters who
lant
to
the
kidneys,
are
a
reliable,
ican
Volunteer!
In
the
Place
dee
Helene
Bieae
nth and the second lowest dur-! th* comR«tlUon they can take care
daxa visiting with his parents, and have killed deer In the county
valuable
medicine,
promoting
Licensed Lady Assistant
the year.
of during their short season.
¿ États-Unis— named In honor of
He has checked
Cprvallta, Ore., where he visited this season.
normal
health-giving activity.
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Coach McNeal attended the the United States’ participation
with friends.
eight bucks so far but states that
Men
and
women everywhere are
Itlng Parents__
meeting of football officials and In the was— through the Arc de
not many are being killed, con­
using and recommending them.
dr. and Mrs. Teddy Coldwell, coache<‘ ln Portland Monday. The Tjrtomphe, where each member
sidering the large number of
Get your glass, Jordan's M ill
n reside in McCloud, Cal., are changeB ,n »be rules same in tor will drop a red, yh lte or blue
hunters in the field.— Grants Pass
nding several days in this city mucb discussion and many proh- flower pn the tomb of the- Un­
Courier.
Iting at the Tiome Of Mrs. ,ems aB to th«lr Interpretation known Soldier, down the majestic
Home From Crescent L a k e -
dwell’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. were cleared up. Many coaches Avenue of the Chgmpa El y sees,
M. Hughes on Oak street and' believe that the new latral pass through the h e a rt.o f Paris to
Charles W. Cbattin, Jr., is ' Bread and butter plcMes, 25c
DEFENDANTS TESTFY
WE TAKE ’ THE
SAME CARE OF LADIES
home from Crescent lake, where' Jar at Schuerman’a Grocery. 6-tf
the City H all where they will
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’ 7« *.* • DELI
TACOMA. Wash., Sept. 19— (U>)
he has been employed by t h q
receive the homage of toe City
— Frank W. Roberta, former sher­
CATE SHOES TO HE REPAIRED AS A CLEAN
Southrn Pacific company for the Raymond Long and W ife H err
o f Parta,
’
iff
of
Lewis
county,
and
one
of
past two years, and is preparing
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Long of Here From Crescent Lake— •
ER DOES A FINE SILK.
bis deputies, W . B. Cqptea of
to enter the Oregon Agricultural Stockton, Calif., are spending a
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Rose, son
Morton
county,
Jook
the
stand
In
college at Corvkllls at the open­ two weeks’ vacation in this city Sanford* and daughter, Virginia,
their own defense la federal court
ing of the Fall term.
visiting Mr. Long’s parents, Mr. arrived at their home, on Allison
here today.
,
and Mrs. O. W. Long, who reside street Wednesday frbm Creecent
"
.They
denied
the
charges
of gov­
Business too good. Can’t leave on East Main street. They left lake, near Klamath Falls, where
ernment
witnesses
connecting
Where Your Feet W ill Bring You Back
— Jack, Ladies and Gents Hatter. this morning by au(o for Crescent they have .spent the summer
them with an alleged liquor ring.
Ashland Hotel.
13-2 City, on the coast, where they months, Mr. Rose being
emj
will remaia over the week-end. ployed by the Southern Pacific
Ashland Squad Will Play
A t Ashland Hotels—
Raymond and his wife recently company at th at place. Sanford
.First Game. September
The following named people moved from Modesto to Stock- and Virginia w ill re-enter the
war» among those who registered ton.
24 or . Local Ground
Ashland high school, sad Mr.
last evening at Ashland hotels:
Rose will return to his work at
SILK RAYON VESTS
SILK RAYON
One week from tomorrow, Sep­
Mr. and Mrs. J. Frith of Abbots­
Oet a Calumet Kid Balloon Crescent lake.
,T
SPECIAL
’
«7Q-
tember; 2 4 ,J th e Ashland high
BLOOMERS
ford, B. C., Canada: W. J. Coombs with a can of Calumet, Schner-
EACH
.
*
W
football
squad
w
ill
play
their
of Dayton, Ohio; J. T. - Himen- man’s Grocery.
PAIR
* 1-tf Entertained Tuesday—
4 $ ls l tooto*ll ggtte of th e sea
way of Winlock, Wash.: B. A.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Scott en­
owa of Blgnco, Texas; Winton
son, meeting the squad from
tertained Mias Jean Lynch and
Returned
to
R
oseville—
Jones and Mrs. R. E. Jones of
Crescent City on the Ashland
W illiam R. Oibblet of Medfrod
Tacoma. Wash., and J. M. Kohler Mrs. Lettie Judy, accompanied
pridlroa,
according to the South­
at dinner Tuesday evening, Sep­ Gen. end W ife Her^—
and family of Long Beach, Call- by her grandson, George Judy,
er«
Oregon
League schedule.
General and Mrs. B. A Poors
who have spent the past few days tember 13, at their home on B
- Grants Paas, Klkmath Falla,
of
Washington,
D.
C.,
spent
oue
in this city visiting with Mrs. street. Miss Lynch is employed
and Roseburg w ill be opponents
Judy’s daughter, Mrs. W . L. ln the Dry Goods Department of day ln Ashland thia weak visit­
ing the city and Llthta pork Mr. of, flie squad this year.
Maxey on Allison street, returned Enders store. ,
aniu
M h .P o o ro who a rt enjoying i The complete league schedule
yesterday to their home in Rose­
a
n
ip
around, the world,, were ia announced qa follows by Prin-*
ville, California.
,
Moving Today—
Very
much
impressed with t h e cinal B. F. Forsythe:
The Misses Genevieve and Ba­
September 24— Creecent City
Don’t forget our Special on Un­ ther Crowley, their brother and beauty of Ashland and its sur­
vs.
Ashland at Ashlnad.
called for suits. Pauleen'd’e. 4-tf their grandmother, who recently rounding country. Mr. Pooie Is
came to Ashland from Sltkum, now retired, and when they re-
Holding Family Reunion^—
Oregon, in order to eecure the
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Moss on ad vantages of the local achoola
Mountain avenue, with their sons, and. took up their reslderfce In
A. G. Moss of Los Angeles, Cal., an apartment belonging to Mrs.
today
(
and S. W. Moss of Klamath Falla, Lulu VanWegen at 400 Liberty .Shot Up Town—
and their families, and M i a s
V.
D.
M
iller,
who
ta
owner of
street, moved thia morning
to
Moss are holding a family reun­
M
iller’s
Toggery
In
Ashland,
and
the Holmes apartment on
the
FASHIONABLE
ion near Klamath Falla tomor­
a
live
wire
In
that
city,
attended
BACK t® the . . '
north side of town, as ( h i r e
with
row, Saturday, September 17.
{
was no piano available at
the Medford's Jubilee o( Visions HltHtE After
NEW TWEEDS AND
Realised yesterday and. as a LUNCH today we saw an
former
place.
TOM MIX
ATHLBTIC
appearing
yopng
Typewriters for rent — El-
qnember of the L<thia
Rough FKLLOW carrying £
WOOLENS
hart’s Book Store.
12-1
Riders aided in shooting up the HBAFY corn of aome
Moved to Portland—
town.— Medford Dally News'
KIND and going
FOOTBALL
football
■ schedule
?
OVERLAND SHOE SHOP
ANNOUNCED
IS A A C ’S
r
our N ew Fall
L ia1
SATURDAY!
mnsHma
“The Circus Ace
TOMORROW ONLY
OITHK
The Peddler’s
Overhead
W. H, Bartges and daughter,
Spending Day In Valley— ,
Mrs. M. E. Randles and son, Miss Fonts, who haVe been rb-
Bobby, on Liberty street left early eldlng on Wimer street In this
FROM house <o
Medford airport to he remod­ HOUSE ringing the
DOOR BBLLS and we
eled
In accordance With federal K fA w that
this morning for Sams valley, city for some time, moved tola
ANOTHER oue o f those
to
Portland,
Oregon, suggestions.
where they will spend the day week
AGENTS had htt town and was
visiting Mrs. Randles* aunt, Mrs. where they will make their fu­
TKLUNG the
ture home.
Rachael Perry.
HOUSEWIVES how he
COULD sell good
MERCHANDISE for lees
THAN the home town
MMCDHANT bemuse he has
HE KNOWS YOUR HIDING
PLACES
HEATING
CHARMINGLY
FUR-TRIMMED
BLACK, NAVY BLUE, TAN,
GRÉY AND OAK BARK.
NO ov
RENT,
AND i
I .-.y y ■••wr.'-y j£vSM\ 1 \
PRICED
WOMENS AND MISSES*
Popular Priced Coate
$12.95 to $25.00
Hardware
Here’s a film of the great
forest country in which one
hreath - taking sequence is
quickly followed by another
against a back ground of un­
excelled beauty.
GEO. J. HAYK3 AT THE
ORGAN
V,"*
.»Sf J». ■
If He Didn’t He Wouldn’t B e in the
Business
THB vary first place an Intruder looks la the place you
thlpk safest.
I t ’s hla bualnesa to know people’s habits.
Don’t try Outwitting the burglar. Keep your valuables —
jewelry, heirlooms, bonds and private papers In one of our
safety deposit boxes and rest secure.
AUTUMN BRINGS DELIGHTFUL NEW COATS
FOR THE YOUNGSTERS.
GUNS FQR RENT, AMMUNITION, BOOTS AND
SHOES, OUTING CLOTHING, ETC.
ALL NEW MATERIALS WITH LARGE PUR COLLARS
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2 to 6 Years Priced ................................ . $3.48 to $6.98
The Citizens Bank
Ashland, Oregon
(Biggest Little Store in Towtt, Open Bveoiaga.)
6 to 14 Years Priced . . . .
e 4
. . . . . . .
$5.98 to $9.98