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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 24, 1927)
M 8ATTRDAT, Sep». **. !•* » Lrlth Abbott Here— bocal j Personal Jiotes Medford Boys Turwing O ut- Returned This M orning— Two Medford boys, well known by the younger people In Ashland, are turning out for freshman foot ball at the University of Oregon at Eugene, this year. They are Ger-rge Lowe, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Lowe, and Woodward Archer. Both Lowe and Archer played football on the Medford team laat year. Miss Dorothy Paddock, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Reid, who recently moved from their home on Coolidge street to Valley Springs, Calif., where Mr. Reid has secured a position with the P. G, & E.. returned t h i s irornlng from a weeka* Visit with friends in Portland. Miaa Paddock accompanied by her alater, Mrs. Evelyn Jones, w ill leave this eve Kippered Snacks, s cans for 26c ning for Los Angeles, where the Schuerman’s Grocery. S-tf fqrmer has been residing for the past three years. Normal, school books and plies. Elhart’s Book Store. Robert Redwine Here ■■ LOS ANGELES, pegt. 14. — <LP> — The question of whether Councilman Carl I. Jacobson, “arch enemy" of vloe, was found prancing in the home of Mrs. C a l l i e Grimes In his underwear, or thexvlctim of a “political frameup" was still a moot question here. After deliberating more than 22 hours a jury of 11 women and one man reported that, they were hopelessly deadlocked and municipal Judge W illis ordered them discharged expreeisng regret nt the expenditure of city funds and loss of time. * • Robert Redwine.‘ son of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Leaper of Med ford. formerly residents of this city, has arrived in Ashland and cndrolled as a student at t b e Southern Oregon Normpl school. Redwine, who has been a student at the University of Oregon In L e ft fo r C o rv a llis — Eugene, will be employed at M ill Robert Wright, son of Mr. and er’s Toggery on the Plata for a Mrs. W irt M. W right on Beach half a day. street, left Thursday for Corvallis, Business In Medford— Let tue UNION write your full D. G. Denton cf thin city spent Dance tonite H ilarity Hall the Oregon Agricultural college. coverage automobile Insurance. Oregon, where he la a student at several hours in Medford yester Teo. of coursa. St-tt Medford. Dickey's dance band. day looking aftgr business af Area Will Be Opened— fairs. Phone Paulserutrs for clean Re-cleaned, rye, gray oats, vetch The area near the south fork of and pressing. seed. Order Henry Ford Ammon Rogue river In the Crater Nation ium Sulphate now, for spring de al foyest, which has beep closed Town Meeting Heptcmber SO. — livery, and save 910 per ton. Ash. on account of fire hasards, w ill The town meeting, which Is to P. A. Pro. Assi^. 20-tf be held In tbe Ashland armory be opened to travel Sunday, Sep tember 26, according to a recent on Oak street on the evening of TODAY ONLY Medford Couple« Married— announcement. Friday, September SO, Is causing Glen Cunningham and Anne conriderable Interest among the May Walking and Clifford Wen Purcbased Ton T r u c k - citizens of the city and several WITH MILTON SILTÄ dell Clay and Daphna Benford, all C. 8. Sapp, a resident of Deter, local organixatlons and clubs of Medford, were united in mar Oregon, ipcently purchased a new have kindly constented toh old no riage by Justice of the Peace C. E. Chevrolet ton truck from t b e SUNDAY ONLY meetings on this date, and to ar Rusk of Grants Pass, In that city range their schedules so t h a t Automotive 8hop, local dealers, recently. tbe sale being, made hy Harvey there will be, no conflicts on F ri Clift. day evening, September 30. Normal school text books— El hart’s Book store. * School Will Ope»— Ripe peaches at Ash. “FRAMED” AlthoughJthe school at Rogue C liff Payne racks. makes magazine Word Received — Word was received in Ashland yesterday by Miss LaVerne Ram sey that her brother Wayne Ram sey would return home this eve ning on train No. 14 from the Southern Pacific hospital at San Francisco, where he underwent an minor operation. Wayne Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Ramsey on Orange avenue. Get a Calumet Kid with a can of Calumet, man’s Grocery. • River will probably not be open ed next week, It is expected by the Balloon residents In that city, that it Schuer- will be opened by October 3. 8-tf Visiting W . P. W alter Family— Mr. and Mrs. H. E. W alter and *wo children, accompanied by Frank Cole, of Corvallis, Ore., are spending several days In this city visiting the W . P. W alter family on Central avenue. T h e two Corvallis men are enjoying a deer hunt-today. Left F or Rosebur g Mrs. C. R. Johnson on street left this morning for burg. Ore., where she will her husband and go on to land. In M edford’s Lineup— Clifton Oarnett, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Garnett, who recently moved from this city to Medford, Bread and buttar pickles, Get yonr glass. Jordan’s Mill. Is Included in the football linenp jar at Schuerman’s Grocery. of the Medford high school thia Typewriters for rant— Elhart’s year. Garnett attended the local Bartlett pears for canning. Ash. Book 8tore. 19-6 high school last winter. F. A. P. Assn 20-1 Crater Lake H ig h w a y - mud of several atates ou their ear. Brycea canyon in Utah, the Grand canyon In Arlaona, Zion Nation al park and the petrified forest national monument were among the Interesting placea rlalted by tbe Redfords. Returned gaturday— Mr. and Mrs. Leith Abbott of- Longview. Wash., are spending a week in Ashland visiting at t h e home of Mr. Abbott's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Abbott on Liberty street. Left T o d a y - Miss Lois Weedon, who h a s spent the past tan days In the city visiting with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Billy Sams on third street, left today for her home In Klamath Falls. According to District Highway Engineer Bromley and Roy Even- son of the Bureau of Public Roads who were visitors in Medford yesterday, the Crater Lake high way between Medford and the, na Don’t forget our Special on Un tional park is just like a boule vard and never was in better called for suits. Panlsernd’s.'4-tf shape. L eft F o r O a k la n d - Mrs. W ill Weedon of Sacra mento, Calif., who has spent the past month in Ashland visiting with relatives and friends, left to day fqr Oakland, California, where she has secured a position In a beauty parlor. W alter Redford of the South ern Oregon Normal school facul ty. accotnpanled by his wife and small daughter, Lola Margaret, returned to their home on Moun tain avenue Saturday, from an ex tended automobile trip. S o m e Salem— Nut grower cooperative 4600 miles were covered by Mr. plant made ready for heavy sea and* Mrs. Redford on their trip. They brought home tbe dust and son. TH E U TH IA N S PRESENT THEIR MISS NORMA WUTHRICH Mew M odel Ford Keeps Miss Popularity Contestants On The Job Advertising Party One of the feature acts to be seen here during the coming Llthlans Indoor Circus Oct. 3rd to 8th will be the McMahon pud Wheeler Troupe of Aerial Ar tists direct from the- Zellman Brothers Big Clrcuh. This troupe of renowned performers are com ing across the continent Immed iately -upon the closing of «the outdoor Circus season which ends the latter part of this month. The committee Received a tele gram thia morning aaylng they would arrive In time for tue open ing performance Oct. 3rd. These spectacular stars are paramount in their line and have been fea tured with all of the leading Cireuses in this country and on the continent. The Mias Popularity contest pow going on Is causing no end ¡>f comment among Aahlandsra, who are watching the greatest race of its kind held here In re cent years. The candidates are all vying with each other in the ticket selling Campaign, and as the winner la given a trip to the Hawaiian Islands, every one la striving for first place, four other Valuable prises are to be gives the othor four leading candidates. A new 1928 Ford four-door sedan Is to be given sway to the pub lic during Circus week. Season tickets are selling for fifty cents for the entire six nights .of the show. SPECIAL INDOOR CIRCUS and FIESTA A t Ashland’s Armory SIX NIGHTS OCT. 3RD TO 8TH Hundreds Of Dollars In Prizes To B e Given Away Including A NEW 1928 FORD, FOUR DOOR SEDAN. VICTOR-GLO HEATERS Buy. Your Tickets Now From Your guaranteed for 1 vear. C ontest Favorite In The Miss Popularity Season Tickets, F ifty Cents. X-L Electric Station Phone 8 2 D. Guy Good, Proprietor Purchased Used Chevrolet— ' Mrs. Norma Reader, who re sides on Alida street in this city, Sixty three out of state c a r s has purchased a used Chevrolet were registered Thursday, Sep- coupa from the Automotive Shop, ember 22, at the Chamber. of local dealers. The sale was made Commerce on the Plasa, t h i s by Harvey Clift. number being quite an Increase over the registrations for the past I f Mussolini had been born a few days. baseball player Instead of a poli tician bo Would doubtless be giving* Babe Ruth a real ran Will Attend Convention— C. W. Fortmlller, manager of for his money.— Bandon Western the local J. C. Penney company, World. Cars Registere d We rent typewriters— Elhart’s. Miss Berna Haight, teaeher of plano Studio, 626 East Main St. 20-2 In Ashland — Her love romance shattered, she becomes Queen of the Wine Grape Festival, and her beauty attracting the at tention of a nobleman, he asks her to wed him, and she—a picture you’ll talk about for months and never forget—come and see. Miss Grace Waters, who has been visiting with relatives and friends in Medford for the past month, arrived In Ashland recent ly to spend a few days, before will leave thia evening for Port leaving for her home In Los Aa- land, Oregon, .where he w ill at gelei. tend tbe semi-annual convention of buyers of hts firm . The con Phonographs repaired vention w ill be attended by the guaranteed— Klhart’a. managers of all Penney stores in the Northwest. Call Mrs. Waters, Hotel Ash land for Lindy Rain Coats, 97.86. 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