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About Ashland tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 26, 1916)
W i . T - acmr.lwn irnSivna . Thursday, October 20, 191(1 i I ... . i 1 I in,. itorrW- Hnnniwil i flnnd Time at Green Snrinas. Il I m t I ' T" I I llllllMIIIIMMMIMMII' A.tunnnay pturriic. i iirj m itJ kjt i- I I 1 1 I . TT Social Realm it Tomorrow Night Tomorrow" night 1b the Harvest dance at the Natatorium and the sev eral committers of energetic ladles who have the arrangement for the affair. In charge are hurrying around with a concentrated expression on their faces which promises great do ings before the clock strikes mid night tomorrow. And nearly every one is taking a few minutes today or will take them tomorrow to dig out the old drew or apron, siinbon net. overalls, hickory shirt or patched troupers which are necessary to prop er costuming at the affair. It won't le a fussy affair. Kar from It. While hobnails are frowned upon, almost iinythlng else goes and some great make-ups are sure to be there. The ladies want it made plain, however, that it is not necessary to go to the expense of purchasing old clothes if you have none. Ilorrow them from the neighbors or come to the editor of the society realm, Lord knows he. hasn't much of anything else. I'se tlx; trousers you wear when you spade the garden and, girls, any old ging ham gown will do. The hall is going to lie remodelled Into a resemblance of the Interior of a barn and a few cows may possibly be tied In the out of the way corners for effect. The music will be old-fashioned In spots and schottisches, lancers, Virglna reels, square dances and all sorts of old-time go producers will be inter mingled with the one-steps, two steps and waltzes. The orchestra will be dolled up as well as the rest and if you haven't ever seen Carl I.oveland wear a Hill Bailey hat, Friday night is your opportunity. We have a hunch there will be gome cider on tap. Hut anyway, go get your best gal and come over and play in Hum Prachts' liarn with the rest of the neighbor hood for the evening. A Birthday Surprise. A number of friends met at the home of Mrs. J. L. Wilcox, 200 iGreshara street, to surprise here on her birthday with a postcard shower, which they certainly did, while she was reading the news from the Tid ings. Her daughter Irene, being in the secret, seemed as much surprised as her mother. Enough said. A good time was had. The evening was spent playing cards and telling stories till lunch was served at 11 p. m., which consisted of sandwiches, pickles, cakes, tea and coffee. All went homo hoping for another birth day surprise to occur soon. Auxiliary Seen Spooks Auxiliary club members attired In sheets and pillow cases and other spooky costumes, sneaked through the back alleys to the Auxiliary hall Monday night of this week and put In one of the most mysteriously, crepplly jolly evenings on record. He fore gaining admission to the dark and dismal caverns of the hall, the spoks were obliged to shake the clammy hand at the door. Four humpbacked witches in black whom rumor has It were Mesdames F. A. Crlsez, L, Glieve, J. P. Wolf and Syl van Provost, greeted the arriving spooks and Initiated them Into the glories of hobgoblin land. All kinds of stunts were brewed, one of the most effective being ghost stories told In the ghostly light produced by burn ing alcohol soaked salt. The refresh ment had no ghostly quantities and the idea that spooks can't eat was dispelled. KIU Will Hop. The Elks' social committee hell a meeting Saturday night and is planning for fall and winter festivi ties to start with a dance in about two weeks, to get public feet In shape for the big annual Thanksgiv ing ball. Miss Bacley Honored. Good Time at Green Springs. 1 mi . r i i t - Ml tWI. V. RbitIrv ha been W opriugs bcuuoi save quested to appear on one of the pro- amusement to a crowd of about ev- grams of the Oregon State Music enty PP16 at Grove'8 haI1 on Green Teachers' Association which will be sl,rln&8 m"""11 Saturday night. A held In Portland November 30 to P'ogram which showed practice and December 2. Miss Bagley has been skl11 occupied the first part of the chosen to represent the sopranos of evening. The main number of the southern Oregon. program was the dramatizing of a ' part pf Hiawatha. Following this v.i..u.i,iv Mnii ' was the celling of well-filled boxes, ,. . ..... . . Mrs. Nlms, assisted by Mrs. An drews and Mrs. Saunders, entertained the Wednesday Afternoon Club. A pleasant afternoon was spent with needlework and conversation. A short business session was held and a few plans were made for the bazaar io be held November .22. Dainty re freshments were served, consisting of wafers and coffee. from which the proceeds were $44.85. This amount will be spent for an organ for the school. Miss Bessie Homes and her school are to be congratulated upon their good success. . Dancing was enjoyed from 11 o'clock until 12, when the school af fair closed and about half of the crowd went homeward. Still some remained, having just gotten into the Bpirit of dancing, and Mr. Groves Invited those who cared to stay, to - .. v .- V - . . . I; A' M,T , ' r,' III ' J. ......., .arltol E. W. Wilson Republican Nominee FOR SHERIFF H. W. Wilson In an active, progres. sive mill capable young mail, and stands for u rigid enforcement of all the laws. He Is finishing his fourth year as deputy in charge of the sheriff's of fice and is pre-eminently qualified to discharge the duties of that office in a highly satisfactory manner, and by reason of his experience and aim Ladies' Aid The Ladies' Aid of the Congrega- iance in hig hall a few hourg ionger tlonal church met with Mrs. W, P. Several accepted this invitation, Powell on Iowa street Wednesday af- thng ellllllg the second affair of the ternoon. Two now members were !eVening about 2:30. voted into the club The afternoon was spent with sewing and planning for the renovating of the Congrega tional church, which will commence Monday. The south door of the church, will be closed up and a plat form built almig that side for the pulpit and choir. New pews will be Installed, a hew carpet and other fur niture, and the building will undergo a complete renovation. Picnic In Litbiii Park. A crowd of relatives consisting of tho following people enjoyed a pic nic dinner in Lithla park Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Shaw, Mr. and Mrs. Fred York and family, Mrs. Kllen Fifield, Mr. and Mrs. Will Shaw, Mrs. Cora Fish and Mrs. A. Roberts, both of Los Angeles, Mrs. Emma F.mith and son Edward of Minnesota, who Is spending the win ter with her sister, Mrs. Will Shaw: also Mr. Leo Fifield of Remington, Va., who is visiting at the Shaw home. Surprise Willard. Wlllard Veghte was surprised at his home on Gresham street Tuesday evening by seven ladies of the city. The guest of honor was a certain Senorita La Paloma Juarez of Tla .Tuana, Mexico, who was piloted through the intricacies of the social etiquette devolving upon the attend ant at an American "surprise" party by Miss Georgia Coffee. A jolly even It.. .nut nr th, i nfrinn u inn M A reduced to the lowest figure in the at cards was enjoyed. Those pres history of Jackson county. ent besides Mr. Veghte and the senor- It is universally conceded that the Ita were Mesdames C. H. Hargadlne sheriffs office Is being conducted In j and Coffee, Misses Gertrude Biede, Men's hats at half price while they last at tho Trading Company. 45-2t Mrs. Lundy S K W.1J ONE CORSETS Modford Hotel. Ashland Thursdays. The Austin fed Dr.LincolnWirt LECTURER Tues. Evening, Oct. 31 1 First M. E. Church f t t Admission 25 Cents a highly efficient manner, and the election of Mr. Wilson means a con tinuance in its present condition. An excerpt from the certified pub lie accountant's report to the County Court, filed March 4th, 11, con tains the following: "All of these collections have been promptly deposited In tho treasury. Tho sheriff is observing the law re quiring all delinquent taxes to be brought forward on the current rolls and entered on the tax receipts. This is a huge task, and they are doing the work as diligently as possible during the stress of a heavy tax col lection. It Is praiseworthy in the sheriff ot find his office administered with no bustle or confusion. Only expert men are employed In the of fice, in the tax collections and other departments .of the office. And it 1b a pleasure to find Jackson county coming forward as one of the best nrrinnred counties in the state. I'n- Idoubtedly it is economy to employ only efficient men in the ottice 01 tax collector. "1 have ucanned every tax collec tion and every fee coming into the office and I find nothing out of place nor entered wrongly. This Is an un usually good record." Mr. Wilson lias by his own energies made himself a competent Deputy Sheriff, and by training and ability has the necessary qualifications for Sheriff. J JOHN A, WESTEftLl'ND, Medford, Oregon. GEO. W. Dl'NN, Ashland, Oregon. C, V BILLINGS, Ashland, Oregon. THOS. H. SIMPSON, Ashland, Ore- BC B. LAM KIN, Ashland, Oregon. GEO. HILTON, Medford, Oregon. Georgia Coffee, ilernita Mix. Helene Casey and Xazarpnc Church. Sunday school at 9.45. All our teachers are Christians and examples to -their scholars. People appreciat this feature and our school is grow ing as the result. We Invite you to take advantage of this great privi lege. Morning sermon at 11. Sub ject. "Hone So or Know So." Four of the "Twenty Great Words"will be used Adoption, Sonship, Assurance and Life. Y. P. H. L. meets at 6:30. The service will be In charge of Mrs. Edwards. Evening sermon at 7:30. Tho sublect will be "The Triune God." The doctrine of the "Trinity" is one of the fundamentals of ortho doxy that Is being bo persistently at tacked by higher criticism. The atonement of Christ hangs upon the truth of this doctrine. Come and help us magnify the Father, Son and Holy Spirit. Dorman D. Edwards, pastor. Difficult Decision NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC F Owing to the high price of all products used by bakers. I tind it necessary to raise the price on bakery products. In the future prices will be as follows: Doughnuts, 15c per doz. retail, 10c wholesale Snails, 15c per doz. retail, 10c wholesale Rolls, lc each retail, 10c per doz. wholesale Cookies lc each retail, 10c per doz. wholesale If the price of flour remains the same or is advanced we will have to advance the price of the loaf or make it smaller We still maintain the high quality of goods and solicit your patronage VIENNA BAKERY We do not know everything, but years of banking enable us to give 23X11 you the benefit of our experience, which, no doubt, will help you in arriving at a decision in any business matter. This is one of the services we render our customers without charge. Phone 179 E. E. MILLER, Prop. First National Bank ASHLAND, OREGON. Oldest National Bank In Jackson County Married in Oakland. The marriage of Ernest L. De miers and Cora . Ganiard, formerly of Ashland, was solemnized in Oak land at the homo of the bride's mother on October IS by the Rev. Howard Kerr of the Drooklyn Pres byterian church, in the presence of the relatives and a few of the closest friends of the couple. The bride was attended by Miss Mnrjorle Mor- rison, and Harry W. Johnson sup ported the groom as best man. Im mediately after the ceremony the couple departed for a ten-day honey moon. ! The br'de was reared in Ashland, completing a course in the Polytech I nic school and leaving for Oakland j with her mother three years ago. The groom Is the son of the wealthy Mrs. J. Eemiers of 1307 Pacific av-; enue, Alameda, and Is a rising young : engineer in the employ of the Rieber i laboratories fh San Francisco. They I will be at home to their friends after : November 1 at the Vue Du Lac j apartments, 204 East Sixteenth, , Oakland. THURSDAY One Day Only "Tlin Dhanfnm" A corking detective story IIIC riiaillOin chuck full of surprises, nSBirinr Frank Kccnan Special Thursday 3 fifteen votes on AUTOMOHILE to be given away at Xmas time by the Ashland Studio and Vining Theatre. FRIDAY A play that will reach your heart Victor Moofe in "The Clown" You can't afTord to miss it. SATURDAY "Casey, at the Bat" 'How Old Is Anne' and 'Why did Casey Fan Out?' have been two of the riddles of the age but in this comedy-drama we are prepared to let the whole world in on Casey's dark secret. Straw votes on presidential candidate given away every night. Final count given out at close of first show Saturday night Everything Foi Winter Driv ing Comfort Vote pop 62 x .v t ' t " . 7 1 ?' I il " - 4 w'j ' " : ".if ?TH Does efficiency pay The following letter irom ac-! counlant gives some reasons! lor voting for present clerk: ! Corvallis, Ore., Sept. 13, 1916. Mr. G. A. Gardner, Jacksonville, Ore. Dear Sir: I have just received your semi-annual statement, and it shows the county's affairs up in fine shape. It is a great pleasure to get a statement which can be relied upon.. Among the seeral counties where 1 were, I am glad to testify that Jack son county is now one of the best administered in the stato. Your of fice, the Sheriff's, the Treasurers and the Recorder's can not be beat. When I began to audit Jackson county In 1 909, there had never been and audit of the affairs of the coun ty, and naturally there were some things to correct. Especially as I went back of that time ten years, but since the audits have been made regularly since that time, the county has been coming to the front better and better until now it can not be beat. I was never more surprised, and agreeably surprised, than last winter when I found the offices in such uniform excellent condition. It speaks volumes for the business of auditing, and it speaks more for the Industry, care and attention of the officers. Yours truly, J. H. WILSON. Robes, Gloves, Weed Chains, all styles and sizes K"tK4' A good line ol Driving Gaunt lets, lined or unlined, $1.50 W? A in n MEDFORD, OREGON Anto Hwiers Attention I J.K.H ear owaifd Candidate for Joint Representative Democratic Ticket Fstablish State Normals Abolish useless commissions Drop needless officials Reduce salaries of public officials We have purchased the Ford Garage and Repair Shop and wish to an nounce that we will carry a good sized stock of Accessories and Tires Our Repair Shop will be one of the best equipped on the Coast. Bring your tire troubles to Fori Garage Lee Hall, Manager Next to Hotel Austin Ashland, Oregon