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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1927)
ASHLAW® DAILY ÏTDIWQS C an Registered • Forty-seven out of state cart stopped In the city yesterday and were registered at the l o c a l Chamber of Commerec on t h e Plata. Left For California-— On Hunting T i 4p . Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Reid on Coolidge street left recently for Valley Springs, Calif., about 36 miles out of Lodi, where Mr. Reid haa secured a splendid position with the Pacific Gas and Electric company. He his been employ- cd by the California Oregon .Pow er company at Prospect for sever al months. FIGHTS PAY - « CHICAGO.. Kept. 2J.— ftp) — A 13,009.000 gate. t h e greatest garnering of gold from a Bingtejspeyttac event In the history of the world, will be recorded at- Soldiers •Field, Chicago tomorrow night when the Dempsey- Tunney fight begins. ■Tonney has a $1,000,000 guarantee ^rhlle Dempsey Is to receive KM.OOQ. t Three of the highest rank* Ing gates for sporting events ip three lines follow: i Tunney’ i Dempsey, lPfg, 81 ,8 9 5 ,7 « . . v Army-Navy Football Earns 1018, »SOO.Ofio. V . World Berries ball game, 1 0 « . »$01,828. Four other boxing bouts in- eluding the Dempsey-Tunney battle In 1 0 « , have passed the million dollar mark. The other three ate: Dempsey-Carpentier, 1021, »1,626,580. . •••' ‘ Dempsey-FIrpo, 1024, »1,- 188.822. Dempsey - Sharkey, 1027. »1,075,00Q. P ass Memorial Resolution For H. 0 . 'Anderson s s a r ^ three dUBmunt night elnhs and broadcasting over the microphone nt these saase dobs In addition to their ordinary singing all ,ln the same day, every d a y i Ne wonder that Londoners -aarvnOod. Base are the names of the quartet who will slag at. the banquet: Francis Luther, first tenert Lew is James, second tenor; Elliott Shaw, baritone, and Wilfred Glean, basao. Frank .Black acoompanleg them at the piano, Fight Returns ered In delicate pastel flora pat- | terns. Cuffs are meds ip one with I the glove, the two-ipch width em- broidery portion -folding down ov- er the hand. Silk hand bags in shades of deep brown or black, Across from the Lithia Springs Hotel S Fine Zenith Set SQUAD LOOKS MIGHTY FINE MISS NELSON PASSES AWAY nmsama “Fireman Save My Child” WILL SOON BE HERE How's Your Wardrobe? Civic Club Meet ' Is Well Attended WORTH OF y N ew SUITS and TOPCOATS TO PICK FROM AT From Klemath Falto— Mr. and Mrs. Paul W inter of Klamath Falls, formerly of this city, have spent the past day or two In Ashpnd visiting'at t h e home of M r. W inter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Winter on the Boulevard and with Mrs. W inter’s sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Gillings on Oak street. MV. W inter la employed by t h e Western Auto Supply company in Klamath Falla. The tinselled turmoil of life behind the* scenes in Broad way night clubs. GEO. J. HAYES AT THE ORGAN Specials!Galore Di Fiesta! B est Grade “Can’t Bust ’Em” Corduroys at Others For Less. Overalls a t . . . . . . . . . . . 95c Blazers. 1-3 Sw eaters 1-3 . . . . . . . . . . OFF $1.50 Dress $4.50 and $5.00 H ats at Below Cost $4.00 to $5.0 Word haa been rec£ved in Ash land that Carl Loveland, who has been seriously 111 with pneumonia, la slodly improving. Mr. Love land. who formerly resided in this city fqr severnl years. Is now a musical Instructor in the military academy at Pacific’Grove, Calif. Hl« mother, Mra. Charles Rob ertson, is with him in the Cali fornia city. Work Shirts, Triple Stitched, at 45c $5.00 Whipe “Hab-a-dash Inn a / r : buy in Paris ate heels for evening slippers. Almost every shop sells these heels studded In brilliants Which may be set onta any shoe. Back heels studded In rhinestones m*e chosen for black satin slippers and, silver heels with rhinestones fo r silver slippers. Almost every conceivable color scheme may be toiind in heels and the prices are most reasonable. The vegue for pearls Is waning In Parts. Gqld jewelry copied from antique types is more popu lar fo r day wear both for necklets and earrtngs. For evening wear, brilliants set In sliver In antique settings are chosen- Stations in O. W. Long on East Main St. who ts employed by the 3. P. com puny, la spending several dayi Stated conclave Wednesday thia week on a hunting trip. evening. Sept. 31. Routine busi ness and work In Red Cross. Light Don’t forget our Special on Un refreshments after meeting. AU called for suits. Paulaerrd’s. 4-tf Sir Knights courteously Invited. O. D. FRBZEE, E. C. Scissors ground, Flxlt Shop. W. H. Day, Recorder. Hem m ed h'rom Trip— 16-1 Henry G. Enders, Jr., who has Visited in Ashland— Mias Isaie McCully of Jackson spent the past few days hunting Did *'<* U* South— ville spent* Sunday In thia city as in the country surrounding the 'Mrs. Harriet Fielding, regent of the guest of Mrs. J. 8. ParsAn on Lake of the Woods, returned this the Mount Ashland chapter of the morning to hie home on North North Main street. D* A. R. . who was reported to Main street. • ■ • have gone en a visit to southern Phonographs repaired California in lompany with Mrs. On Vacation — guaranteed— El hart'a. Lillian Greer and son-in-law Har-* Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Burnett on vey Ling of Burbank. Calif., was Oak street left a few days ago Bread and butter pickles unable to go as she received a lor California, where they * will Jar at Scbuerman'a Grocery. telegram which forced her to pend a two weeks’ vacation visit change her plana.» ing relatives and friends in Chico, Steelhead P le n t if u l- Steelhead are plentiful in the Sacramento, Susanville and oth lauties Shoppe for bargains. Rogue river, according to W. R. er cities. Mr. Burnett Is employ Jack The. Hatter, Ashland Hotel. Coleman, state superintendent of ed by the local Standard Oil com Ops week longer1. - 16-2* fish screens who stated yesterday pany. morning that one fisherman hook Including all the chains, of tha Na C liff Payne, makes step ladders. ed 19 Monday and successfully B rok e Arm— tional Broadcasting Company and Patsy Hastings, daughter of landed 9. The fish average 12 tha Columbia Broadcasting Sys Work Will Be Resumed— Inches or more and are exception Mr. and Mrs. Verne Hastings of tem. An announcement haa b e e n ally toothsome. — Medford Mail this city, fell yesterday morning Daring aha past irammer tha The following resolutions of re made by W. R. Coleman,* superin and broke her army badly. The Iv tr e sd y m a veil era were engaged Tribune. tendent Of fish screens, that work to hanging np In London a remark Break was so severe that the little spect to H. O. Anderson, former members of the Board of Directors of installing-the Urge fish screen able record. A glance at their dal The Fuller Brush Man Js in girl was rushed to. Portland Im of the Y. M. C. A., were unani at the dam will be resumed as ly program confirms tha oonvletion town. For immediate service, mediately to receive medical treat soon as irrigation activities in of London radio critics that they ment from Dr. Aiken. Mr. Hast mously passed at a meeting Mon phono 290-Y. Geo. D. McBride. day evening: are Indeed "radio’s bon men.** the Grants Pass district are com ings will return to his werk in. Two appearances a day in vaude ’’Whereas It has been our mis pleted, which will discontinue the Ashland in a few days, but Mrs. ville, three nightly Appearances at seasonal use of the Savage Rap Hastings expects to have to re fortune, since our last meetjpg, to Phone Paulseru<rs ids Irrigation dam In Rogue river. main in Portland for three' or lose by death our Christian broth and pressing. however, are far cheaper in Parle er, Herman 0. Anderson, who was Installation was began last fall four months. than ip America. And, they are the very efficient treasurer of our but had to be discontinued be House Guest— more beautiful and finiqnel association and a valued member cause of high water in the river. Mias Betty Brown of Talent is Left This Morning (United Press Fashipn Editor! of our Board of DircctoA; Gloves in Paris pre perfectly Mrs. 8. D. Doremus of t h e spending this week In Medford PARIS, France —- (IP)— O n e exqaielte this year and the most "Therefore. Be It Resolved: Jordan’s M ill as a house giiest at the home of Standard Cleaners on Oak street, glance at French gown prices and one can pay for them is »4 or »5. That we extend our heartfelt sym die average American tourist de Dorothy Baughman. Mies Brown accompanied by her daughter, pathy to the bereaved wife, son Dance tonite Hfiarity Hall, haa a number of friends la this Mrs. R. D. Bussard of Klamath and daughter and.that we express if ie s to wait until her return to Medford, Dickey’s danoe band. city, having attended school here Falls, left this morning by auto them our high regard and feel America to buy copies of French for a two weeks* trip, during to last winter. ing of deep friendship for Mr. A n -1 ’gowns, A copy of the »300 Parte which time they w ill visit in wn can be purchased in Ameri- person during his service with us. Georg« Spencer is quite 111 at Hipe peaches n¿ Ash. » . A. Pre. Portland and Albany, Oregon, and for less than half of that price Also, be If further resolved that I his residence on Oak street, con- fi »4-tf Seattle, Bremerton and Hoquiam^ a copy of these resolutions be de- J Within three weeks after it ia ftnded to his bed with an attack. Washington. tn Paris. Accessories, llvered to Mrs. Anderson, o n e ) ^ow n at tha fin. Get a Calumet Kid Balloon copy to the press and one copy be I with a can of Calumet. Schuer- spread upon the minutes of this J man’s Grocery. 6-tf association W . P. W A LTER Callers in Ashland— H. C. GALBY ; ' ■Mrs, Julia Williams. Mrs. i Committee of t ’ h Frank Ssulsberry and little eon, Y .M . C. A. Board Coach Gripe W ell Satisfied John M., pf Jacksonville, spent a •1 , •’ Directors short time in fehlend calling on • The meeting of the members of friends, a few days ago. the Ashland Golf dub. which was Conch Cripe says his ’Grteslles* to have been hpld thia evealng, are raria’ to go and all set to Wednesday, September 21, has meet Crescent City at 2 :30 o 'tlo ik been postponed ns so many of the Saturday afternoon In the first members are out of town o r will football game of the season. The Florence May Nelson,, former Stationed in ( L i n a - he enable to attend. boys are in training hard and Chester Stllllman of Medford every position seems to be filled well known Ashland girl, grad and. well known in Ashland, who with satisfactory brawn a n d uate of the local high schpol, died at the home of her parenty, Mr. recently applied for^eullatment In brain and speed. and Mrs. E. A. Nelqon, Klamath the United States army, has been An outside league game h a s accepted and will be stationed In been booked with Yreka for a .Falls, Sunday, according to word China. Kenneth L. Ledbetter, week from Saturday and «negotia received by local friends. At the time of her passing Miss also of that city, has been accept tions are under way for a game today ed in the army and will be sta with Dunsmuir, the following Sat Nelson was aged ^1» years,» seven months and 28 days. tioned on the Pblllplpne Islands. urday. Some doubt exists re Funeral services were held this tarding the game with Klamath afternoon at the First Presbyter Spent Week-End nt Home— Falls. Schools Jn that city are still 8. K. Ogle, who is employed In closed because of the epidemic of ian church in Medford, Rev. E. P. forestry work in Klamath county, Infantile paralysis there, and the Lawrence in charge. B urial was — with ■pent the past week-end aj his football squad, consequently has made in the Medford cemetery. . Surviving Miss Nelson Is her home in Jacksonville. He returned not yet met. WALLACE BEERY AND parents and one brother, Ralph j to his work, Tuesday, accompan Nelson. RAYMOND HATTON ied by Mrs. Ogle, who will visit their children in Klamath Falls Churchill pointed out the fact for a few days. that the college serves as a Jun Tomorrow and Friday ior college, and Its graduates are From Jacksonville— able to teach in every rrammar M r. and Mrs. Ed Smith, who Indicating the interest shown grade. are proprietors of a service sta B. O. Harlan, new C. C. secre tion at Jacksonville, motored to in the Women's Civic Club, 45 Ashland Sunday and spent sever were In attendance at a meeting tary, introduced by V. V. Mills, al hours here visiting beautiful held Tuesday afternoon, at t h e Chamber president, gave an ad club house. dress pointing out how benefic Lithia park. Factors of the Southern Ore ial the assistance of the women gon Normal school which make would be In developing the com Vlalt In Jacksonville— It distinctive as an educational munity. 4 » Mrs. Emil Fell on Granite Institution and a distinct com Mrs. P. 8. Provost and Mrs. street, accompanied by Miss Lydia munity asset were dtscurted by W. L. Maxey, were hostesses at McCall, who la employed in the J. A. Churchill, president. Mr. the meetiftg. local postoffice, spent 8undsy vis iting at tha Chitwood and Sargent homes la Jacksonville. « t 4
