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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.
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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.
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benefiting her health. v S h e la ’d
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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
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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. _
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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.
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lardy flree^Setprday
The Bellview Teacher associa­
itch for further ae- tion will meet Friday evening.
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, « 4 7 .1 Oct. 21, at the Bellview acbooD
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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
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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.
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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.
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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#',
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, 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.
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toward A o ' securing
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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. '•
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ECONOMICAL.
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Simpson’s
Dane« tonito HBarRy Ball,
»dlofd. Diekgra daaap haart.
Today’s the Time!
The Citizens Bank
Ashland, Oregon *
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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.
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