Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1912-09-16

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fine samples of beans for the inspec-
ton of the Tidings write-up man.
They are whoppers, the pods measur-
ing 11A inches.
SUNSET MAGAZINE and Ashland
Tidings one year $275 to old or new
subscribers. Regular price of Sunset
Magazine is $1.50 per year.
Mrs. w. C. Bevington left Friday
for Dunsmuir for a visit with rela-
tives and friends.
C. E. Whistler. republican candi-
date for the Legislature from jack
son and Douglas counties, was in the
city Thursday afternon in the inter-
ests of his candidacy.
Dreamland Theatre Tuesdany and
Wednesday, The White Domino, in
moving pictures, worlds greatest de-
tective story.
Rev. Father Mackin, former Cath
Ollie pastor in this city, is spending
his vacation at Yaquina bay.
Fargo, n. D., taxpayers are to re-
ceive a rebate of 6 per cent because
of careful city administration of
funds. Portland taxpayers should
have 100 per cent refunded-but not
! for the same reason.
Will Mitchell and Joe Allnutt We're
up Ashland creek yesterday seeking
the capture of the finny tribe. They
ord-breaking size.
The Hotel Columbia has opened a
public dining room recently and the
hotel will after be operated upon the
American plan.
Mrs. Dan Walker returned Satur-
day from klamath Falls, where she
had been visiting relatives.
The class of entertainment provid-
ed by the Metropolitan Concert En-
tertainers next Wednesday night Will
be of such nature as to be under
stood and appreciated by all.
E. N. Tibbetts of Portland, V. H.
Tibbetts of Coburg, E. ]. Tibbetts of
Roseburg, Cal, and Mr.. and Mrs. H.
G. Keeney of Kreswell, Ore, were
here to attend the funeral of their
sister, Mrs. R. d. Gray.
No extra charge for Norfolk style
suits at Fuller's. Others greatly re-
duced. 30-tf
A negro has just been raised to
the exalted plane of major in the
United States army. incidentally he
is relegated to isolation in Liberia
as military attache.
DR.. c. Osborne of McMinnville ar
rived Saturday and is spending sew
eral days the guest of Rev. Father
Moisant at the Catholic rectory. DR..
Osborne is making his first stop in
Ashland and expresses himself as
much pleased with our city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford B. Hicks of
Napa, Idaho, are visiting at the home
| of his grandfather, J. w. Hicks, and
with other relatives in this city. Mr..
Hicks is a former Ashland resident
and has many friends here.
What is needed to reduce the high
cost of living more than a co-opera-
tive grocery is a cooperative cigar
store.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Winter leave to-
morrow for klamath Lake to bring
home Mrs. Winters sisters, Misses
Mabel and Nellie Russell, who have
| DCCh lAC biOi .
: They expect to accompany the party
of scientists who visit Crater Lake
this week, from that place to Klam.
ath Falls.
You can save at least $500 or
your suit or overcoat at Fuller's, 81
= Oak street 3O-tf
Donald Rice, a former Ashland
boy, but now a student of University
: of Oregon, has been spending a few
, days at the home of his aunt, Mrs
Van SAINT, of this city He was OF
) his way to Eugene after attending
the national convention of one of the
college fraternities as a delegate
from the chapter at the U. of o.
Just one more reminder The
: greatest musical treat of the season
will be rendered by the Metropolitan
, Concert Entertainers at the Elk
r Hall under the auspices of the Elk'
p Club.
: Ohio matrons tarred and feathere,
2 the village flirt and ran her out o
town. Very likely they later prac
= ticed other atrocities which only con
$ trite husbands know about.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Coulson o
: Santa Cruz, Cal, spent Friday anC
3 Saturday in Ashland visiting Mr.. anC
? Mrs. J. E. Crowson, S96 Boulevard
: and other friends. Mrs. Coulson wa!
formerly Mrs. Dunning and a formel
resident of Ashland. They were OF
their way to South Dakota to lool
after their farming interests and ex
pect to be absent from their Califor
. MIA home about two months.
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