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FAWE SEVEN '"f i' HCAN1G COMPANY TO PUT OUT 100,000 CASES They, wlthMrs. Warner's motherj Mrs. KeiU.vwere prominent In the social and church life of the com munity. '0vo aci-fllentu- have occurred on Muin street lnuly, In which the froiO nr biminexs places have been demolished. Sunday afiornoon. P. K. Boyle in attempting to stop the Hiandard OH company car which "he was driving, smnshed into the pinto gluss front of the Schucrmnn Gro eery on Main street, with disastrous results. The Ham nr. on North Main street wn the victim In the other ASHLAND, August 4. (Soeclal) instance in which A. N. Stroud of Ashland's local plant, the Bosley ne Hatfield Transfer company Canning company Is in the midst of 'smashed into tho front of the hulld a heavy ' season, according to of-'-'"- destroying the windows and flolals at the cannery. It la ex-' 'renting- considerable havoc. This Is pected that 100,000 cases will be, "le second time within recent months nut on tne market this year as.""" "e nninnr nas naa tne tront 01.ki t00 hai.d president of the against 40,000 last year. The pay-.windows destroyed In a like manner. (Boston Braves, Is "feeling fine" aguln. ine Asniand bummer School tH Though nUl physicians said he Art, in closing Its second season in mKht not be able to lenve his home Ashland, presents an ' exhibit of the -nl' ararmo Lake. New York, in the work accomplished by the students, Adrlondacks for several months,- they on Friday afternoon and evening ,,,, t-i,i t ii.o i,,,,,., ,. he in CHRISTY MATHEWSOM FEELING 0.'K. AGAIN ..; , ... ' -, "S'fcW1 YORK, Aug. (A. r.) Cliilmy Mnihewson, pitching idol of yearto ago, whose battle for health ap peared .won hist spring before ho GAVE S9 LIQUOR AND CI CARETS TO roll of 150,000 la a great increase - over that of last year. Bixty-five women are employed on the bean pack which Is at full swing at pres em. it Isexnected that 1200.000 will -be distributed to. the growers '9' 'his week, nt the Civic club house. S;jkinir. and to employes this season. It was A "Imilar exhibit was held last yeari Christy kept on n diet, looks ruddy stated: that the pack was practically M Jl" cle. and attracted wide at-'nmi healthy. Baseball Is silll part of sol4 out now and that business had lentTon. The display was a splendid hj8 nfP. been turned down because of lack of onB snowing as It did the worn The lively ball ought not to hundi- warehouse space. The plant is run ning to capacity now, lack of build ing space, not the machinery tho deterrent. . Cherries and cabbages have already been packed. Apples. pears, peaches, and tomuloes to niong the different linos and what Cup pitchers, he snys. By proper an may be accomplished by Intensive plication they have as good a chance work under talented Instructors. io put something on tho ball us did It is expected the rooms will bo the twlrlers of un age ago. crowded by interested spectators. Many have been here from- a dis- come later. The pack of tomatoes""100 '"king advantage of the op nnd pears' begins about the middle 1 po'tunlty to pursue their studies, of the' month. About 700 tons of California. Idaho. Washington. Okla tomatoes will be packed and 350 "m,a n"d eastern states are repre tons of nears. . and ir.n tnn of 'nted In ItH Btudents. The session peaches. ' One hundred and fifty tons. ' the eighth of. Augus and it Is., ot evergreen h ankherrles are nlrenriv ""i"u iimi nuuinier sees uiu contracted for from the Applegnto ''" fine corps of instructors pies- ' Yesterday's Hosulls. At Portland 4; Vernon 3. At Ixis Angeles 2; Hall Ijiko 1. At San Krnnclsco 6: Sacramento 0. At Seattle !: Oakland 1. district, ' ' Four' events are listed In tho ten nis tournament to occur August 11, v, 12 and 13, with ' the finals and 'presentation of prizes the thirteenth, the day of 'the community plcnlc- which with the tournament, is spon-. i 'sored by the chamber of commerce. i -John Beeson. has charge of the tour- ' 'nament. and! will make all ;arrange- " ments. Th'four events dre Juvenile event, open to boys nnd girls under fourteen: second event, open to boys and girls, 14 to 10, Inclusive; third' event, open to boys and girls 16 to 21. ..Inclusive;, and. the free-for-all cut. The" lectures by ' Watterson I,owe both here and In Medfbrd havo been a source of delighted Interest to those privileged to hear them and his Informative articles " In In terior decorative art havo been those of an authority, it 1s a regret that the session has closed, and it is hoped that everyone Interested .will take, advantage of tho 'opportunity to visit tho club house and enjoy the exhibit placed there. Mrs. c. W. Chattln and daughter, Wllma have returned from a so journ of PORTLAND FIELD PORTLAND. Aug. 6 Oregon's VuRt fortnight at the Lake of- undeveloped resources and the dawn CHICO, Cnllf.. Auk, 0, (A. P.) C. L. Coker, lu-Ul in connection wl(h tho death of ,M. T. Teeter, a neiK hor, whom he itUinltred stubbing lx times with at Ice nlelt. travo his tWb year old son-, liquor nnd citfnrtvoK to make a 'Houph guy out of hljn. - Testimony to thin effect wns KiVyn by Mrs. Coker ui the coroner's ln; quest yesterday. QueHtloned by Jle: uty Coroner .Frank M. Xau, Ml'S, Coker said:. ' L ! "My hUBbnrtd gave our son liquor to drink and cieurettt8 to smoke.' He told me to raise our Kir I und ,, he would raise the hoy because', .toe wanted to make a roughneck out of him.", , The fflrl Is threo years old. . Coker. took' the stand und ad mit led Hlnyinn Teeier. "I did it..biv rtutso he tried to take ndvanlatre of my wife," he told the Judge, 'iV. ( Double Bill at t Hunt's Craterian i riolurcrt (lf j1 Aho! . I-ewis nnd Muin i WVestlimc. niateh, wherein .the ch,tnn-; plonHhlp ohnnKed, ure shown ai!fliO;. ' Hunt's Craterlnn this week as h'(iip-! clal film fettture In conjunction wjjh, Jack London's mamerplece, ,Advon ture." T,hls Is one nf the best spoirt films on tho Bcreen. . . :,.- Several of the faster episodes of the bout aro revealed in slow motion pic tures, showlnpr the excUltiR points of the match. The headlock, the itidst effective hold ; of I-owls, nnd the crotch hold, Mu tin's favorite Kripi1 shown. - ''.'' Owing to local Interest In wrestlltih tho pictures ftro of especial Intet-CKt- To the Cigar Smokers of Jackson County open to every one. A meet for the the Woods. The Chattln's have a inK of a new era of Industrial ac- conventent .llvay- in tno pucinc Northwest has most commodious and , . ..i . ... .1 Slimmer II a m A I llPro n n.l tvnnw IVllr SuZbrcuns'tHends have enjoyed I. . attracted aUona, eas.rtbap.ta. will be provided for the different events and the Llthla Park cham pionship will be co.mpeted for in' the free-for-all. it is expected thnt at least fifty players will be signed up when the opening event is played. W. M. Foley, who with his wife and daughter, are spending ' the month of August at the Ijike of the Woods, came' In to Ashland on Tuesday to attend a number of com mittee meetings. Collins Hartly of Phoenix will return with him. Utter he Hartly family wljl Join them, as their guests. Mrs. Grace E. 'An drews who was Oielr guest at their . summer horn for a few days, has returned home, BULGARIA WAITS Announcement has been made by the Commercial Investment Trus.t company of New York that they will open headquarters In Portland . for the purpose of financing manufac turers,, dealers and Industries doing business on time paper. This company Is one of the largest finance companies In the United States. The board of directors' is composed of men of large financial and business interests, among whom' are David May, of the May depart ment stores, Morton J. May and Ed ward G. Wllmer of, Dodge Brothers, and others of equal prominence. w. O. Jde, who has-been manager : the brim with delightful doings. ; Boating ''tot thrtf - who . w!rtr; boats, tote And middle slued boats; sail, motofr or row boats take' your choice. -Wading, swimming nt any Only few. days left special electric rnnse offer; get your's now! 1.18 SOFIA. Bulgaria, Aug. . (A. P.) The Bulgarian foreign office . has . 0f the Land Settlement Department VMtU .I AUn. a nkn ntniirn K 1 " .". vi tvino ui iS BIUIW-WIUO UrJVeiUpmeiU 1U1IU side the beautiful .lake are filled to . Clreek troops to the Bulgarian fron- secretary of th Oreaon state eham- "litthM ' ler uecauseof tbB.assasslnation- re-.-ber f commWCB'trvcr a period of f?l tly of St:- Nlcoloide, a Greek citl- several months, iias been chosen as . zen on. Bulgarian territory and 08- manager of the new financing com oausg. of alleged ' terrorlstlo acts pany. . . . ( , nsmlnsr nntAka In nitlirnr n TkA n .r a -i Y7t I. - i i - and all times. Bridge' garlan army, however.-was declared slstant In lahd settlement ' work and parties, musical even Ings .'""f'Pf 6 ready to do its duty it called upon.' actively In charge of the Ashland '"""7 7lZn krt me-' ' ornclal information reaching the gateway office for the past six beside the open-campf Ire Una "" for,gn offce ,s ,hat tw de- months, will succeed Mr. ; Ide aa times In the roomy living .J tachments started from Sollnka and manager of the land settlement de- Lht,Ci ,n ,hi!y, nre,ent to Covnlla Monday for the Bulgarian pnrtment in the Portland chamber huckleberrying, whlfh at present to , ,, . ThA ,..- ,,, .i, , - rnnniwui, . v.. , mnn felt tnnt Qreece 1 was acting The delicious odor of huckleberry . wUh Breat precipitancy and he ob ple is wafted to the passer-by on aerved thllt the Bulgarian govern- vagrant breeze from many a can n. ment was wng and rendy t0 d0 In making the round of the lake lu justlce 8 it had already dono one realizes the rnany cabins and , tho ca8e of ,he Mnlng of AIban. . many that could not be so designated . an8 from SerDan territory which umi uui mi - .inn. 1 caused nrotests hv the Juao-S avian taw nf Tl Hl, . " ' ' 1 season, there are a number of new government. ' cottages witn many in process ' erection. Week-ends bring a cara : van of autos filled with those who ' wish to spend a little time in the environs of thtB gem of beauty shadowed by Mount Pitt ond sur- rounded by the giant, sentinels of thej .forest. The cottages are all occu pied, wl.th the exception of very few . and those doubtless .will be shortly., Saturday, two truckloads of boys re turned from the lake, evidently en route to Medford. . .Whether, enjoy-. ' Ing the many diversions or sitting' by the camp fire, many of them pen fireplaces built near cottage or shore,. : all who dwell beside the lovely lake for a season, count-ft a delightful experience and will later hold It a cherished memory. ' i.MIss Noreen Anderson Is now In. charge of the social columns of the Tidings.. " . ..Miss Edith Dodge Is enjoying a va cation. at the lake with her parents,! Mr. and Mrs. Louis Dodgeprlor to "her entering college a little later. Mr. and ; Mrs. James Rogers of Santa Cruz, -California, have spent the past ten days at the Lake of the Woods visiting their relatives, the 'jvims ana uean lamuies. mey nkn. tn Mtim in A.hlnnit Wcdnes-1 day' of this week. - Mrs. Rogers was formerly Miss Josephine Saunders, . a niece of Mrs. C. W. Nlms, and who with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ' Saunders, lived In Ashland for many I years. Mr. Saunders wos associated ' with Mr. .Nlms In the Ideal Gro i eery. Both Mr. Saunders an John ' Saunders, his son, live In Santa Crux also. . .. 1 . The funeral of Mrs. Emma Jnno ' Roberts occurred Sunday afternoon at two o'clock, from the ' Dodge fu : nerai chapel. .' Interment was at ; Central Point.' The. Rev. W. Jud- oon - oldfleld conducted the scr-l :-V vices. Mrs. ' Roberta has lived In Auhland 88 years, nnd was very well I, known, not only In Ashland,' but In the valley. She is survived by three , children, Mrs. V. E. Onll and Mrs. Lulu Van Wegen of Ashland and E. i J. Roberts of 'Medford. There are two grandchildren, Mrs. Merrltt Ran ! dies of Ashland and Lee Roberts ot Medford. ' I , Mrs. W. M. Barber, and daugh , ter Josephine have returned from on extended trip east and south. A number of former Ashland friends . were visited. Among those mention ed were Mr. snd Mrs. A. T. Warner who lived here for a number of 'years. They built the beautiful home , on Church street, now owned by Mr. and Mrs. Louis Schwein. Mr. War- r was In the bars wars business. ': I . ' " : Our polished floors : A perm abhors. And this is his objection; , Wheit floor are bare "-No'carpets there To offer- him protection. Tonight For Dessert, nave EafT to make quick cool dainty, : ana (jovdi ms torus mwI tatoikUa. ii' Cnnk with rns. Special Prices On , f Auto Camp Beds. . .$9 Med. Tent & Awning Work's tf Opposite 8. P. Depot Phone 145-J 37 Years in Medford Over 3000 Bank Accounts Old depositors remain throughout the years and new names are entered on our books each week to stay there. " . .; ; ' . ' ' ; . .J , .' Is it an accident that this institution satisfies so many people for such a long time, or is it due to the su periority of its service? , Jackson County Bank Medford, Oregon Established 1888 V "Inviting Your Business On Our Rec6rd" 't"j There Are 4157 Cigar Smokers in Jackson County We hope everyone of them sees this announcement It won't be repeated. Because we are not going to spend a lot of money on publicity. : We prefer to take the money we might spend for advertising and ; put it into Quality. That is why we are only going to advertise a few times just enough . . to get you men who appreciate Quality and who really know Value to try' the generously good George W. Child Cigar. - Doubtless you knew this long-filled, Sumatra wrapped, hand-made cigar years ago. During the war we couldn't afford to keep its quality r up so we stopped making it. Now it is back again. ?'"''' It is fully as good or better than most 2 for ISft cigars. The man who smokes one buys another, then 5, then a box, because ! they are so generously good. Now, we stand squarely behind the George W. Child s Cigar with an unqualified guarantee. Every dealer who sells this famous cigar (banded for your protection) it authorized to make this guarantee. We will back him to the limit. Next time you think of buying 2 for 15 cigars, pay 5f for George , W. Childs save the difference and you will have the genuine satisfaction that comes of getting full value for your money. ztn GEORGE W. U TTTT TTy CIGAH ' ' . . ' i'. ",' .'.' ! , . : . . .:;,' ; ' :. Medford Grocery Company - Corner Front and Tenth Streets Phone 20 7 Medford Plate arid Window Glass Co. Automobile (Class and glass for all purposes. We repair broken win dows and resitver old mirrors, make mirrors any site. Complete , Una beveling and grinding machinery; employ nothing but experienced help. . ......... . J. V. MORGAN, Manager 11i S. Bsrtlett Phone 140 CASH PAID For Second-Hsnd J Furniture and StoTes W.A. KINNEY Frniture House i ' 315 K. Main Phone 600 mass 32x4 Straight Side : $14.95 " Phipps Auto Park Service ' Riverside at Jackson Btrtet VETCH SEED Hungarian Common ' (. Now on Hand.';"; LADDERS Spruce very best. Low frice. PICKING BAGS , Very clicnp in price. . Farm Bure9 Co-Operative Exclune SWIM at tha ASHLAND NAT Cltan Sulphur WM .... '. '-r
