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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 26, 1927)
« ’M O » BUHBR H X LISBON, Portugal, Oct. 24. — <(P>— Wern ont a fte r two »•aka pf anltomont, Ruth Blder, trans-Atlantic fllsr, Mra. J.'L . Greenwood on Utter ly strrat, who kte M aa la poor hoaltb for some <I b m . was report ed today to t e sdNonsly UL Delicious, W inter _ Banana, Spits, Jonathan and " Nawtqtoa M t and Mrs. E. $ « £ (•* :, < apples, Ashland F. A Fro. Aseo. U -t» Cilgary, Canada; Richard FUs- simmons. Jr.,’ ^Philadelphia, and Mrs. Anp McN«U mMLN.g 8. . Mrs. Oeorni w ib e r ot I? .ki- Seamans, J r . o t & O W * " * r h among the guesta who stopped at vlew, Oregon, arrived in the city the Ashland hotel Toeeday eve yesterday and w ill spend probab ly a mouth hors In the hop« of ning. ' ’.'J '. ■ • . , j benefiting her health. v S h e la ’d ( Redeem yonr PatonolWd -L * ■ * guest at the Ashland Hotel. Crystal White «»upon checks at Schaermans. > SA-H It ideate sopmtohnt ont o t place ' the poatofMce department to eate begin te white the pubilc mail their Chriethaes preeents Mier than nsua) thia year* but it is Just what to being dona by » department at Washlngtoni ich ha* sent out notices to all i postmasters of t t e urgency of filer hdltdet mailing this year, a (master Frbd J. Wagner ot hland, received his notifies? , Freeh m i l ¿¿A tesntet'Bcte uermnns* Groeedy. " W o m o a ’s and Children’s rub bers and Galoshes Jest received Left For Home - " Bari Dunning Juft yesterday for nt McGee s 47-1 bis home at Lakhytow, Oregon, after having stopped for a short time la Ashland to v|slt with hts aunt Mrs. Jentals Harvey a a d daughter at« the Park hotel. MV. Dunning wag enroute home from Bugene, Oregon,, where he hen •pent .¿te Ptet several I’tott- Ing with friends. _ ■ 20-tf L fft For Beattie— Mrs. 8. V. Cary, who ha« s p e n t Cleon Gateway, the pest few days visiting "With working la north, her sister-in-law. Mra. Daisy Me-* for som» timo, to n Garry, proprietor ot t t e JUthla Springs' pharmacy in t i l s ' city; left yesterday for te r home In. Seattle, Wash. M n . Carp w a. a greatly Impressed with the beauty' of Ashland and hopes to return sometime la the near futura. i lardy flree^Setprday The Bellview Teacher associa itch for further ae- tion will meet Friday evening. ¿U -ÍM , « 4 7 .1 Oct. 21, at the Bellview acbooD <T-> ' Mjte«to¿s.:Tlra Shop <m theJpiaaa' has purchased a new Chevroletjbtdan from the Aniontothre S)iop. loeal Chevro let destate.' j i r . M«|den resides d t Ptae * .i ? ¿ toraA Left for Dnnearato—• Mrs. J.' H. Turner, who rteldM on the Boulevard in this city, toft yesterday (or Dunsmuir, where she will spend e few days visiting with her daughter, Mra. O. B. Dews aad little soa. M r. dad Mrs. Dew» formerly lived la the Bergner apartments on Allison street in Ashland. Cljff Payne makes brackets. ’ * * 1 1 " At tte blthia Hpringa Hotel— H r. aad Mra. Smith of Kolao. Wash.: Mr. and Mrs. A. W , Goodman of Blmo, Wash.; H r. and Mrs. A. W. Clifton of Baers- mento; and J. C. Currie of Belem èra among the ont of town ytoft- ors wko spent last night nt the Ltthto Springs hotel. Hood Rnbbors and Oalcohes tor Womo naad children jnst la nt McGee’s Stora. 4L2 Mra. bee Bromley ef Klatnath Fall» who formerly resided in this city .arrived raeently to spend several weeks visiting with friends. Freak P-Npt Brittle. Pound. 26c. T te 'F la u . Visltlog la Valley— Jackson eoanty clerk’s office Jeff Lndrny. B ad * and Mra. Minato Mulkey, M . of Portland, and to Chnrtoo Irw in Brabe. t e . atte G ra e e .L Stoa^ 18. botk of H ilt. Left For Loo AW rlse ... k. i Otis Booth loft Monday evening for his tease Is Loe Angeles af ter having Spent t te sammer months la. t t e Rogne River wnBey looking .after Ms extensive - pro perty Interests. Hatted Onte Bros« atoep -o f Cottoateod, Cal...<f«ftn«rtr of BtW - peA ln tehlend yesterday, to visit , with hto old f0end« Jo te Bndets end And1« * HeO*«. >hom h i ms known for several Ml,< Given to the toeAtu chMftetor iA Peter B. Kyne’s abort ttory, ’’Wb also Bbrv«^” whteh* ®*>m owt w the la&eat nnmber of tte Ameri- eao Legion mdgasttie, the sotthte for tho story having been MK Given’S ranch.at Bly- He ia dM i route to Salem tp gte hto wlte^ Ifho bee been vipltlng her mother , In that etoy#', i , Jack M errill, formerly a resi dent of Medtefd a a i well known ia Jackson county, where he eurns ranch property near Goto H illsto spending gome tiaae visiting old friends aad ecoaes la the llogae River valley. Mr. M orrill bow resides in Hawaii. *• W toward A o ' securing I | | ■ j | I esfttlnuaflod; of nominations was teadn a l/ttte fcoatteg teet even- teg: Dr. f t IL * «hfho >ad Fred ftebnerinan ware nominated for the position of opnyfcander, and, » til ru n 'w ith Ralph Bowen who was nominated last * • « * ; O. B> bftnn and Gey Good were nom inated tar the- poiitlon of vise eaimmahdor; A. 8. Taylor was nominated'as adjutant aad f t B. Hsdbnrg as finance oBcer. O tter teminatieha. tor t$os« positions were made « t n tefm pr meeting. tothr Fred M? Dearing an nounced that She-had passed a-bad night, snCorlng a a v M abdominal pates and a bad ION HOLDS QSY SESSION ALLBOSD H IU A C K K K H K LD BY A U TH O R ITIK 8 d*’-„ ■ - SEATTLE. Wash., Oct. 2 (.— <LP>— Milo Begors, recently ec- quitted by tte Canadian courts of a charge of hi-jacking, was arrest ed today and lodged in Jail on an ope« charge, with teto wife, two 0th*r men and tufa other women. Detectives naM > that they held (ham for Investigation In ¿onnec> Member* b r the Ashland lion with an attempted robbery at tericaa LSgion Post, No. 14 a local theatre two nights ago. ire Invited by Paul McDonald id Newton C. > Chaney, of the WOMAN IS JOINED »- Bdford Poet to assist in the Hrs. Nelson Rood, Klamath ;ml«t}c« P er observation in Falla, was fined |5 and eoete by nt cit^. The Medford delsga- Municipal Judge Clint Baugbman, >n attended e m eeting'of the when she pleaded guilty to a charge of speeding in the school Idoraement of Ae^land lpogt Bte vas driving about 4 * ho plans for the tehthern mUsa and hour through t J> 4 to f Htotorl«al Society as eshoel sone when aiT'eated by Of B>red by those Interested tok ficer Chas. Claus. •steblishment of a movie w , gnd pioneer city in Aah- Was given at the meeting «Hefting. The Legion NH* ipr a public meeting which & M ä t e t t y u s » w a robbte substitute. /Ite 's h ru b to ground up and treated chemically. » ARMY ROMBO FRBM J HOLLYWOOD, Calif-. Oet. 24. _ (|j> )_ O rrllle Clampltt, former romeo chaplain of the army, to , tteo toda y having convinced ate- thorittea that he had nothing » do with a serie« of petty robbtek WASHINGTON, Oet. 34.— (IP) lee, |or »ich he was being bdrt The United State» Bureen ot nt Culver City for lnve«t|gati«b GOOSE AND DUCK HUNTING ; IS GOOD " raned of this important npws The reason for the postoffice [Ration. Is that this year Christ mas falls on Sunday, and (he de triment'has warned nil - hoet- / . PARIS, Oct. 1« (IP)—«am- aster» that a o ta single letter or aM SoBwarUbard, Rnuiaa-JeWtab ircel-poet package wlH b^deliv- war hep», Was acquitted by <be hd* on Christm as day, unless It Assise court Jury today lo t , t t e mrs special delivery stamps, as assassination'of a Russian anti- hrletens day w ill bo a holiday bolsbevtk, General Simon Pet- • ea^h poetofflce^ s lnra. .Jews from many nations te Therefore all Christmas pack-1 Jammed the court room to hear me n*pe^ tetosalled mneh earltor Hue final stages of the trial that ha to reach, their »stpfflerdeft I net Iona by Friday Ight, white would Inaura^heto diet was given. jilvenr by Saturday night. SchyartUbgrda’ victory is com plete. He admitted the eeeaes- JnatWn and boasted of i t . . He Justified ft by declaring that he killed Petlnra ont of vengence to those of his race who trere M ir packag'd to "rCken destina tions than in ordinary m a ip tra f- massacred by tfetluras* soldiers s)t. hence i f not mailed antficient- daring the entl-bolshevlk cam ly early non-dellvevy .w ill cense paign. Many heartaches oR ’ Christmas dueed from a shrub grown ta Mexico nnh California. show lt compara«'- favorably with erdlw We Have Thé I^ad« That Get Thera. .Also Boots, Hunting Clothing, Etc. -A1 Jordan’s Army Goods Store— (Biggest Little Store in Town, Open Evenings.) Come in and see what we hâve Jg offer before --------------------- L -W ■ ■ ta- ■ ------ " e • "il" of the season HILARITY HALL, MEDFORD WEDNESDAY, OCT. 26, 1927 Tucker’s Orchestra-of Ashland C. E. LANE, Mgr. Merry Time Assured! Men Óf Power That’s why they ARE men of power. They know the Yalue of thrift and good business. . They have learned to profit by the mistakes they themselves and others have made. Can yon do the same! Will you be. a man of influence and position some day? I t ’s easy to start saving, harder to keep up, but IT-CAN BEOONE1 , Steaming hot chicken Tamatat at T te Plesa. '• 22-tf ECONOMICAL. 1- J?'*? Simpson’s Dane« tonito HBarRy Ball, »dlofd. Diekgra daaap haart. Today’s the Time! The Citizens Bank Ashland, Oregon * CONTINU] An agency for one of the fastest selling house hold articles <m the market is now, open in Ash A 1 fragrant astounding production LOT and FANCY. preparation for chapped hands aqd face, rough o j .d r y skis. A-Pteuing After- , Bewildering Shawno Lotion*9 DO YOU WANT AN OPPORTUNITY TQ MAKE MONEY DURING TOUR SPARE HOURS OK AS A WHOLE-TIME JOB! IF SO, WRITE M. G., CARE DAILY TIDINGS AND OUR REPRE SENTATIVE WILL CALL ON «YOU A N D EXPLAIN THE OP PORTUNITY. g