Friday, October 24, 1019
A shland daily tidings
PAGE TWO
SUNDAY
MONDAY
JY L Ï
THE THEATER BEAUTIFUL
Yes, and It’s Different
2 BIG DAYS 2
Don’t Forget That
‘The Brat’
NAZIMOVA
--is D ifferent-
FROM A N Y T H IN G THAT
NAZIMOVA HAS EVER
PLAYED BEFORE
C’ C’ !?
IN
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“The Brat
ADDED ATTRACTION
Voc it S electio n , ’’T he Brat’
b y Mr. F letcher F ish
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NAZIMOVA
Priees-AduHs 27c, war tax 3c, Total 30c-ChiIdren 9c, war tax lc, Total 10c
A rth u rs ,et ux; N% of lots
H attie D enuff to Ansil Gil-
tax foreclosure.
B ank; tax foreclosure.
ELECTIONS COME
son; land in 13, 39, 3W . .
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5, 6, block 23, Jackson-
W.
C.
F
o
ste
r
vs.
B
ennet
F.
Shofer;
W. C. F o ste r vs. Sam uel McClin-1
Luke Ryan, et ux, to W illiam ___________ ville ........................................
HIGH IN GERMANY’ to c k ; tax foreclosure.
tax foreclosure.
W. C. F o ster vs. H elen Crowe et
(By the U nited P ress)
W. C. F o ste r vs. Belle Nickell et a l; a l; tax foreclosure.
BERLIN ,.— (By M ail.)— Democra- tax foreclosure.
W. C. F o ste r vs. J. T. Je n k in s; tax
cy comes fairly high in G erm any,
Rai Estate Transfers.
foreclosure.
W hile she has no cam - paign
expense
H arry P ellet, et ux, to the
,
.
W. C. F o ste r vs. E lsw orth T ubb,
Jackson
County
B ank;
law s like A m erica, she is a r
y e t a l; tax foreclosure.
lots 8, 9, 10, block 45,
i learn in g th a t elections are costly as
W. C. F o ste r vs. Jo h n D. K iefer;
Sum m itt Add. to A shland $ 5,000
evidenced by a com pilation of the tax foreclosure.
; erance Union, a tte n d ed a business
P. E. W yankoop, et ux, to
W.
C.
F
o
ste
r
vs.
N
ettie
N
orm
an
et
,
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a costs for th e natio n al assem bly and
A lbert D augherty, et ux,
m eeting of th a t organization in Med­
On account of the carnival a t Med-
ley; tax foreclosure.
S % of 8, S tew art A cres. . 2,2500
W.
C.
F
o
ster
vs.
T.
W.
G
raham
e
t
ford yesterday.
to rd th e A shland N a ta tu n u m -.11
expense
H attie D enuff to Ansil Gilson
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a l; tax foreclosure.
e t ux;
of 13, 39, 3W
1
be closed S atu rd ay nig .
ag ain st th e governm ent was m ore
W. C. F o ste r vs. N ettie N orm an et
R obert W illetts, an ex-service m an,
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th an 1,000,000 m arks, w hile to th e a l; tax foreclosure.
is a recent acquisition to B com ­
A. S. Payne and fam ily, who have
W. C. F o ste r vs. Jo h n C. H u n ter,
pany, N ational G uard. Mr. W illetts been spending th e past year in
et a l; tax foreclosure.
C
, 3 . * m ore th an 6,000,000 m ark s
W. C. F o ste r vs. F . D. P a rk e r et
was an in stru c to r in a tra in in g camp Berkeley, Calif., have retu rn ed to
These expenses a re likely to be a l; tax foreclosure.
— in —
iuring th e late w ar. Several o th er Asbiand
A
fter
looking
a
fte
r
in-,
.
Bargains in
Ashland.
W illiam and A nna L oring vs.
nen who have served th e ir tim e n tereat8 here for a tim e th e P ayne
R eichstag occur.
So far, tfnited Copper Co., e t a l; affidavit.
he arm y are contem plating again iam i| y wju iocate som ew here in the
W. C. F o s te r vs. W illiam P. Mea-
no defin ite dates have been set for
a l; tax foreclosure.
oining th e O. N. G.
Rogue R iv e r, valley.
these, b u t th e p resent regim e is striv ­
W. C. F o ste r vs. R o b e rt R. Miles City and R anch f ro p e r tie s . House
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h i i ard
to
get
th
elections post­ et a l; tax foreclosure.
i ing
n g
d iu
IU
(tc t
t t t e
o
to R ent.
Special all Lhls w eek: Six pound
W. C. F o ste r vs. O. R. F erg u so n ;
One of those pictures you will enjoy from s ta r t to finish.
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F rosty m ornings is th e tim e to eat poned to next gpring On th e theory
C itiz e n s’ B an k B u ild in g .
rani V l o x c r s p
N orth P u rity Self R aising Pancake F lour. th a t elections th is fa R o r w inter tax foreclosure.
W. C. F o s te r vs. Alice H. D odd; tax
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4R-4t 11 brow ns. At A shland Mills,
would only m ake for fresh u n rest.
On the sam e bill,
foreclosure.
e
,
47-Fri. Mon. Wed.
ROth th e rig h t and th e left are
W. C. F o ste r vs. A braham S tauff-
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m assing funds, how ever, so as to ad en ; tax foreclosure.
Mrs. Lilly accom panied her s s er,
Today is p ra n ces E. W illard day m ake a stro n g cam paign ag a in st th e I W. C. F o ste r vs. Belle Nickell et
Mrs. C lothfelder, who has een ei
pubjic schools, and appropri- m oderate regim e, and th e new tests a l ; tax foreclosure.
W. C. F o ste r vs. Jam es C. K iefer;
T A I L O R S FO R
The M onkey Com edian, in
nuest for several weeks, to acra
p lOgr.Lns of exercises honoring will fu rn ish one of th e b itte re s t cam- tax foreclosure.
m ento yesterday w here she w
v si th is advocate nt
tom
nsrance
are
be-
r.aiens
ever
waged
in
E
urope,
W.
C.
F
o
ste
r
vs.
M
ary
F.
W
hite-
of tem perance are be- pa igns ever waged in E urope
m an ; tax foreclosure.
for a couple of weeks.
ing held in every room of th e city
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W. C. F o ste r vs. W illiam C. K iser,
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schools. Next Monday th e schools
BULGARS WANT CHANGES
J r .; tax foreclosure.
The N ational G uard of A shland Is will honor th e late T heodore Roose-
PA RIS, Oct. 24.— The B ulgarian
W. C. F o ste r vs. M innie Sm ith et Best Woolens; Latest Eash
raising a sum of money to secure a velt in m uch th e sam e m anner.
A L augh in Every F oot of Film .
peace delegates today su bm itted a a l; tax foreclosure.
ions Alwavs.
W.
C.
F
o
ste
r
vs.
G
eorge
B
reich;
gift for C aptain H. W. F ram e of
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num ber of co u n ter proposals to th e ir
tax foreclosure.
T alent, who expended m uch tim e and
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Troop 2 of th e Boy Scouts under peace treaty .
W. C. F o ste r vs. H. P. HeU inger;
service
to th e organizing of the
direction of S coutleader C. F. Koeh
omiiunv
on p hl|ie
>f(er
com
pany w ithout rem u n eratio n . A
considerable sum has already been
f »«rt «nend th e night 4
COURT NEW S.
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raised and a su ita b le and appropri- » »
( a |m
T ’ e M ount W ag. » < • > « ■ « • » < > - » « • ♦ « '« » ♦ < » ■ » » »
jt-
a te „ reseat will be soon purchased
objec„ ve polnt.
Circuit Court.
Ben
W
olcott,
governor,
et
al
vs.
for th e retire d captain.
• • •
, J. O. Taliux et a l; cost bill.
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Rev. c - F - K oehler and fam ily re-
E lizabeth D. Brown va. W estern
lh e T idings receiv s
P
celyed a telegram yesterday from V. D evelopm ent Co.; stip u latio n ,
to th e Y ouths Com panion >2.50 th e
& frie n d
sta tin g
s ta te ys A C. P ickens; tra u sc lp -.
vear.
C om bination of C om panion
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„a, »~v tion, ju stice court.
with McCalls $2.95.
tf th a t he was passing th ro u g h Ash’
w . C. F o ster vs. W. S. K iser. J r ;
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land. Mr. B right is a soldier re tu rn - t a x foreclosure.
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. . v ing from Siberia and was on his way
W. C. F o ster vs. M ountain O rchard
The Am erican Legion P ost of Ash-
homp
Thg R oeh. Co . tax foreclosure.
land has about concluded its budget.
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W. C. F o ste r vs. E lsick A kers; tax;
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lers m et th e retu rn ed soldier at th e
for the proposed club room s, which
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„,«♦», foreclosure.
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a n d n n n i t n h l e « tra in and had a pleasant visit w ith
w c p osfe r Vs. Jam es F . M iller;;
w.ll include b illia rd and pool te le»
while
an(]
forec,osure
m gs. easy lea th er c h a irs and o th e r
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w
.
F o ste
. r vs. J. E. M urick; tax
W. c C. F
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on leaving provided him w ith a boun-
com forts for th e use of th e service
tifu l supply of good A shland cook-
w . c Fogter yg 0 A K n lg h t; tax
men. The big room in th e basem ent
foreclosure.
will have the floor cem ented and *ng'
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W. C. F o ste r vs. Jack so n County
the billiard and pool tables will be
W e desire to th a n k ,a ll o u r friends ”
placed th ere and a new lig h tin g sys-
a ,,,
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f®r displays m ade of o u r goods dur-
tem will be in au g u ra te d . The mem-
H
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„„„¡niiu
.
, ing O regon W eek, b u t especially
bers of the G. A. R. post a re asked
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com m end th e sp irit of Mr. E lm ore of
to co-operate w ith th e A m erican Le-
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v „ th e Boot Shop, who w ent out of his
gion and they will be invited to sh are
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„ i „ k own
line to m ake
a display of Ash-
C
in the privileges of th e new club
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land m ade goods. Such sp irit goes
room s.
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to m ake a G reater A shland w ith big-
The Dally Tidings is on sale at ger Pa >Iolls- A shland Mills.
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P o lev ’s D rug Store, A ln utt's Cigar
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Mrs. Ben H unt of P o rtla n d arrived
Store, and at C. L. Ixiomis’ Confee-
w
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A shland th is m orning from Cali-
tionnry store on the Boulevard, tf
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fo rn ia w here she had been m aking)
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a visit and will be th e guest of h e r |
E. E. Gall w as a business visitor
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sister-in-law , Mrs. W ill M. Dodge, for
to M edford yesterday.
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som e tim e.
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J. L. G reenw ood w as a visitor in
• L adies’ Aid
of th e
M ethodist
T alen t the first of th e week.
church
solicits’com
forts
to
tie, q u ilt­
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ing and plain sewing. Prices re a ­
Cliff Payne m akes S k irt Boxes.
sonable. F o r p a rtic u la rs ’phone 314-J.
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41-3-Fri.
B. L. D elsm an had th e m isfortune
seriously cut his hand y esterd ay
REQUEST ItE M E t.
Very a ttra c tiv e in price as well as in style. Many p retty dolm ans for the
o io rn tw . W hile Iry tn e ou a saw h l .
W ASH1NGT0N VQct 24. _ M edtord.
y o u th fu l and m ore conservative styles for those who desire them .
hand in som e m an n er slipped and
.
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Ore., has been denied a squadron of
cam e in contact w ith th e ru n n in g saw.
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airp lan es fo r th e liberty celebration,
Two fingers of his left hand w ere
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which opens th e re on N ovem ber 11,
nearly severed.
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by th e W ar D epartm ent.
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S enator McNary had asked th a t
H em stitching. Picotm g, 10 cents
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_ . six planes be sent to M edford.
The
a yard. W e pay th e postage. The
v
HAROLD
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an o rd er
V anity H at Shop, M edford. Ore. 6-tl f
BELL
issued in Septem ber th a t no m ore
WRIGHTS
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m achines shall be detailed on exhibi-
The hill su rro u n d in g A shland pre- . . . .
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tio n trip s on account of th e c u rta il-
FAMOUS RURAL STORY
sent a gorgeous spectacle these days
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m ent in th e service m ade necessary,
OF
THE OZARKS — THE
w ith th e b rig h t colored foliage. The . . . .
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. . by th e decreased arm y ap p ro p riatio n s
early fro sts th is season has touched
f<jr &n ayailable a , r.
If
he leaves w tih crim son and gold,
planes on th e Mexican border,
which with th e evergreen m ake a
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If you have had tro u b le to be fitted you should try NOW while we have
b rillia n t scene. A shland is never
°f th e
m any sm all sizes to choose from .
w ithout great beauty, b u t th e b ril­
liant foliage of th e a u tu m n has a
p a rtic u la r charm of its own.
TEN WONDERFUL REELS
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NOTICE.
W e Close a t 5 :3 0
See W. A. F re eb e rg fo r w atch,
5 :3 0 Closing.
P
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M.
clock, jew elry and spectacle re p a ir­
New 48 h o u r week
Every day except
ru lin g for women.
ing. Old prices.
7 e.o.d. tf*
£*Y GOODS
Saturday.
Big dance a t M edford N atato riu m
S aturday, O ctober 25. L aunspach’s
original jazz o rch estra.
47-2
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52tf
M ayor C. B. L am kin was th e four-
Have a tit a t O rres T ailors.
m
inute
m an who
spoke in the
in ter-
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I I 1 1 I1 U L C t u a i t
HUV
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Mrs P. L. A shcraft, county pres- est3 of the Roosevelt M em orial F und
Ident of the W om en's C h ristian Tern- a t th e Vining th e a te r last night.
u::;:sn n n iii i iiiiii i s i »nr/rrnTnn gæ«B
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
y
Friday-Saturday
C . B . L A M K IN
REALE STATE
ORRES
V io la D a n a
Please Get Married
JO E M A R T IN
MEN AND WOMEN
♦ • •
T he J a zz M onkey
Coming
OCTOBER
29-30
SH EPH ERD
Ashland Hotel
C-A-F-E
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. D ew itt of H orn- G ood WholCSOIDC H om e C o o k in g
30 to 1:30 and 5 to 7 In the
Evening.
Near the Plaza.
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Misses and Small
Ladies Suits
Lots of Them
HII
SUNDAY DINNERS
brook. Calif., drove up In th e ir car
yesterday and spent th e day calling
Dn friends and a tte n d in g to busi-i
(less a ffairs.
Ladies’ and Misses
Coats, $25, $29.50
and $35.00
1
Vining
Theatre
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