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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 27, 1927)
.,4ten<-U- ASHIAWD DAILY nD O N W Motored to Medford— Miss Lulu Johnson, a resident Cleo Wilts» and Gertrude C arl of this eity. spent a short time In ton of thia city motored to Med Medford yesterday shopping and ford |oday. where they spent aer-i eral honra «hopping and looking' visiting with friends. after buaineaa affairs. Mtsa Wilts» We rent typewriters— ElharCs Is a candidate Ito the Llthiah In door Circus and F|eata popularity contest. . A ~ 'kg f le e r ^t C rater Lake — Tourists who made the trip to Crater lake over the week-end re Caught Over 50 Tre nt A party of severnl prominent- port the atmosphere there as ex ceptionally clear and vigorous and business men in Medford caught1 that the lake was in one of its over SO brook trout at Fish lahoi magnificent appearing c o l o r Sunday, ¿September 25 In Medford Yeeterdajr— Local j Personal flotes Mrs. H . P. Holmes on Mantaa- ita street spent p few days the last of the week visiting with rela tives and friends In eastern Ore gon. Normal school books and ies. ElbarVs Book Store. investment pays better than clothes. S e e Pauserud's 31-tf W ill Attend Norwkal — Mias Elsie Harmon, a resident of Grants Pass, Oregon, arrived In Ashland recently to attend the Southern Oregon Normal school, Miss Harmon is located at the C. O. Holman an B street. ______ Mrs. Lewis Bockes, who h a s Get a Calumet Kid with a can of Calumet. man’s Grocery. Balloon Schner- * 4-tf (Cleon Caldwell, who is employ ed-in northern California, spent th£ week-end In Ashland visiting wi|h friends, Cleon having for- md^y resided in this city, where he was graduated from the local high school. Normal school text books— El hart’s Book atore. Phonographs repaired laranieed—-Blhgrt’s. an d 398-tf Arrived to Attend School— , Miss Lois Wells, «ho has.sppnt the «In ter months at her home In Dougina county, arrived in the city a feW days ago to /e-enter the Southern Oregon Normal, «hare she ws« a student 1 k i t year. Mias Wells* mother and. sis ter preceded her to. Ashland and took up their residence In 'the Lockhart house on the Boulevard. Her grandfather, Sartos Wells of Blktoa, Oregon, 1« also spending several days here visiting, rela- tlves and friends. Yesterday he' spent tha day risking G. W .'Ben- edtet on Mountain avenue, whom he ha« known ter *2 years. ¡ Over Mountains Re-cleaned rye, gray oats, vetch seed. Order Henry Ford Ammon ium Sulphate no«, for spring de livery, and save $10 per ton. Ash. F. A. Pro. Aaan. 20-tf TOPAT ARD TOMORROW Heaton W ill End— The Irrigation season for IV 2 7 In Josephine county « ill be brought to an end the last day of the month. Rains of the past few weeks have made irrigation -un necessary and only a few farmers are no« using the water.— Grants Pass' Courier. P. T. A. Circle Meets— The high sehocl circle of the Parent Teacher Association will hold an interesting meeting in the Junior high school building on the Boulevard Thursday after noon-, September 29, at 8:30 o’clock. All tbose interested in tke work of this organisation, are cordially- Invited to attend the meeting. Weeks O f Active Preparation Draw To Close With Work Done After long weeks of preparation the I.ithians are about ready to open their doors to the famous indoor Circus they are sponsoring October 3rd to 8th. Famous cir cus acta garnared from the fam ed sawdust, rings of tha country will make their bow. Featuring the premier Artists McMahon and Wheeler troupe, funny clowns, faring wire-walkers, sensational» Jugglers, flying trapese artists? and other acts «111 make their appearance each night of the eir- Cui, with a novelty baxaar, added attractions and'- dancing each night, will fill ont a week of the PEMBERTON COMES BACK & J. Chaney is Re-Assigned to This District as Superintendent SALEM, Sept. 27i — (IB — A m o n g the appointments an nounced by Bishop W illiam O, Shepard, of the Methodist Epis copal church, at the closing ses sion .of tha annual state confer ence hpre Monday, «are the fiol* beet entertainment ever held here for the price. , The Popularity Conteats which have been running for the past several «aeka are now In their ding their final rush of a great final stages with the candidates and exciting campaign. Thera w ill be another count in the popularity contest tonight at 8:30 and the final caunt w ill take place next Friday night at 10 o’clock. CHICAGO, Sept: 27,— ( IB — Ban. Johnson, president of the American League . today announced the appointment of Umpires R. F. Mullin and E. T. Armsby to officiate in the world series games start- lngOctobor 2. Poindexter; Southern district, 8. J. Chaney, superintendent;. Ash land, H. F.-Penberton; MedArd T. H. Temple; Talent, Jackson ville, Gold H ill, G. O. Waggoner. During a debate oVsr the means that could he used to raise enough money to pay retired ministers good pensions. Bishop Shepard broke Into the discus sion with a plea for better sal aries for active preachers. The bishop declared the prob lem is a* grave one and miptsters in the state are receiving “too little pay.** NEW RAIN COATS, $6.98 Made in the latest belted style with patch pockets— « * s a ’’where savings are greatest” ELKS BLDG. • , PHONE 3 ASHLAND, ORE. Beady Stitched 72x90 SIZE—3 LBS. This Bat When Opened Will Make a Complete ! Comfort. All Cotton Stock No Shoddy Used JUST ANOTHER ONE OF . A ' f TYPICAL VALUES WE HAVE OTHER SIZES 8 oz. Bats, 19c; 16 oz. Bats, 49c 16 oz. Bats, 33c; 2 */2 lb. Bats, $1.79 THE LITHIANS PRESENT ' THEIR CHILDREN RAIN COATS, $3.48 lyith Cap to Match. Come in -Red on l|. Sizes 8 to 14 years: An Upnsual Rdin Coat Value. INDOOR CIRCUS and FIESTA A t Ashland’s Armory SIX NIGHTS OCT. 3RD TO 8TH Navy, Blaek. Sizes up to 44. NO NEED TO PUT OFF Silk Umbrellas, Each $4.98 BUYING WHEN FIRST 'Made with fancy tip and handle—Come in all the OF .WA«tod colors. THE SEASO N PRICES ARE SO REA Hundreds Of Dollars In Prizes To . B e Given Away Including A NEW 1928 FORD, FOUR DOOR • ' SEDAN, ■ • SONABLE A S T H fc Y ORGAN. beoton.!—Ut ABE NOW AT BEGINNING OCT0ÍER 1 Buy Your Tickets Now From Your Favorite In The Miss Popularity C ontest Srsnint, Adults 50c ; WILL ESTABLISH POPULAR RATES FOR PERMANENT GUESTS. ? ’ CHILDREN, 10c E ä Rooms gladly shown and rates given upon personal » I ; ¿OB ANGBLBS. Sept. 17.— (IB The calm which for many months has marked bootlegging Placed Dahlias— activities ■ In this city was shat Harry Hotter, who «on many tered Monday by thp Whanging prime at tha Mddford Flower of bullets and a probably fatal show With his exhibits, has placed -bomb expiation. -•» tha prise-winking danllaa In the * Tony Posfer, better known as, Llthia Springs Pharmacy. They “Black Tony” Parmaglnl, assert are certainly' excellent specimens ed bootleg king, «as the target of dahlias and « all worthy of be of two automobile gunmen «bo ing prise winners. ' , ■ fired six shots at him as he stood beside his o «a ear. Bam Attalteo, an Italian «ho Mr. and Krs. B. F . van'D yke, police records sho« was arrested for violation of the prohibition residents of Medford, spent sevejr- 1»« le«t March, wga probably fat al hoars In Ashland today tran ally hurt whqp a cnaaiagly con sacting business. . ceived bomb, attached' to the starter o( his automobile, ex Vlsttteg Brother— »■ / ' ' ploded. He suffered a basal Loyal L each w h o is employed skull fracture and nnmerone by the 8. P. Co., at Klamath Falls gashes while the automobile» and" Is «pending a fa« days ta tha city garage were completely destroy visiting hla brother and wife, Mr. ed. Police have bean enable to and Mrs. Grover Loach on High question him. street. come in Black, Green, Navy and Red. Size 16 to 44. stylé, Patch Pockets. Colors: Green, Brown, Red, animals of the jungle. Ask someone who has seen it. s The Quality Store Rain Proof Material, Flannel Lined. Made in belted A story of the families struggle for existence with thé w Today’s photo is of Miss Cleo Wlltse who Is second In the race for the trip to' Hawaii. RAIN COATS “GLASETFE”, $9.95 O^rìo-doifJ a Prflloe have ordered a ronnd-np of bootleggers. Eastern district, Aubert 6. H i ssy, superintendent; Bend, Ira R„ Andrich; Bly, Robert Mcllven- n ^ . Clackamas, A. J. Kester; Klamath Falls, F. L. Wemmett; —-(IB— -The wife of Herman Bar Lakeview, Ira F. ltanktn; Molla, ker, late Oklahoma bandit, mast F. G- Drake;' Oregon City, I. S . serve from two to four years In Ydrnes; Fort klajnath, Dean C. prison because she was with bar husband «ben, by her own ad mission, He shot and killed Deputy Sheriff A rt Osborne nt Pine Bluffs, Wyoming, Ja s t Aug ust 18. A L IF E CLOUDED W IT H PAIN Her life clouded With, rheam»!-. Ic pains, lumbago, and Xtlff, ach ing Joints, Mrs. J. E. Stevenson. Emporia, Kansas, finally rid her self of torment by taking FOLEY PILLS diuretic. “Nearly every day some cne aeka me «h at I took that helped me when I was ■o crippled up and could scarcely walk. I tell them gladly of FO LEY PILLS, diuretic, and h 0 w they cured mg pains and lifted the clouds from my life.” A re liable valuable medicine. Men and women everywhere use and recommend it. Satisfaction guar anteed. Sold everywhere.— No. 2. X declared fie heard a scream o f pain from on» of the fleeing During the month o f ’ October the Ashland churchee'wlll observe their annual “ Rally Day. Next Sunday. October 2, the local Bap tist church will hold their “ Rally moods. Ixmving Tomorrow— , > Day” and on Sunday, October 9. Ilarvey A. Woods, son o ( Dr? this day will be observed at the For Fuller Brushes, p h o n e Christian church. 290-Y, Geo. D. McBride. 22-3» and Mrs. E. A. Woods on North Main street, w ill leavo tomorrow for Portland, Oregon, whqrs ha Cleaning, preeelng and remod V kited Applegate District — eling at Paulserud’s. 21tl Mr. and Mrs. Noel Kitto of Ash is a student nt* the University of Harvey land/ accompanied by friends, Oregon Medical college. were guests recently at the home bat completed the three - year Kenneth Hobson, son of Mr. of Mrs. Jesse Taylor, who resides course at the state university la Eugene and he has four yean and Mrs. Fred B. Hobson, who on the little Applegate. - more at Portland. • * last year attended school at the Let the UNION write yoar fhl) University of Oregon in Eugene, enrolled yesterday at the South- average automobile Insurance, erj» Oregon Normal. Kenneth will eo. of course. 83-tf work part of each day at M iller’s Toggery on the Plase. z iteturned to A s h la n d - Typewriters for rent— JBptart’s spent the past six months In Port Book Store. • > ' > 19-5 land, Oregon, visiting her mother- in-law, Mrs. T. L. Bockes, return Recove re d-“ ed to Ashland a few days ago and Peggy Silver, Utile daughter has resumed her work a t t h e of Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Sliver, on Plaza confectionery and cafe. Hargadine dtreet, who has b d e n Mrs. Bockes was formerly Miss confined to her home with an at inez Wilhite of this city. tack of tonsilitls, is now suffic iently recovered to be able to be Large head size hats arrived. up and around. - - Ladies, those hats you have been Staying at Furry H o m e' Miss Leota- Reames, who was waiting for are here. Mrs. Lar Kippered Anacke, 3 cans for 35c kin Grubb. 114 3rd St. 22-1 graduated from the-Central Point Schuerman’s Grocery. 6-tf high school last spring, is attend ing'the Soutnern Oregon Normal H. K. Cosby 111— \ Cars R e g iste r e d - H. E. Cosby, extension- special and is staying at,the home of Mi*, Thirty out of state cars «ere ist of the experiment station at and Mrs. Bob. Furry In this cRy. registered yesterday, Monday, Corvallis, who has been ill f o r September 28. at the local state tome time, is reported to be in a traffic bureau In the chamber of serious condition. Mr. Cosby Is commerce building on the Plaza. well known in Ashland, Medford ind the entire Jacklon county. Locksmith at Fixit Shop Bartlett pears for canning. Ash F. A. P. Assn 20-1 PH O EN IX, Arts., Sept. 27.— Mr. and Mrs. Gene Pedrantl of (IP) — Leo, the “ flying movie’ Petaluma, California, stopped in Conscience H a r t - lion,” . whose aerial trip to Naw the city yesterday to spend sever Ernest Hurt's conscience hurt, al hours visiting' with t h e i r so he wrote to Roy Parr, deputy York was interrupted when his friends, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Mc- game warden nt Ashland, to sc- plafie, piloted by Marty Jensen, Callefe. . Mr. and Mrs. Pedrgnti nowledge acta, which tye describ crashed into a mountain near Tonto Basin, arrived at Roose were enroute home fretn-an auto ed as game law violations. Only mobile trip. «hl*h took them as one of the acts, the killing of a velt Lodge Monday on * a sled. Four days teere spent', in tranx- far. north aa Astoria, Oregon. yearling doe ias^year, was clear ly unlawful, In the opinion of porting the lion to the lodge, Bread and butter picklea, 25c Harold Clifford, state game war which 1 / 75 miles northeast of here. Leo. Is to be kept In a Jar at Schuerman’s Grocery, «-tf den.— The Oregonian. larger cage so that ho may exer cupboards cise for several days before he is Transacted Busines»— brought Into Phoenix on a truck Ad Hopkins, «ho resides In tke to he returned to Culver City Soda Springs district Just south by train. of the city, «ns among the Ash land people «ho transacted busi RENT T o PRISON ness In Medford yesterday. CHEYENNE. Wyo., Sept, ST. T h e ’ Parmanginl attack «as witneaaed by Policeman W. T. MISS CLEO WILT8E r. • Tickets, F ifty Cents.