Tuesday, June 29, 1920
ABHLAND DAILY TWING8
PAGE FoUR
Local and Personal
D. R. Conner of the Hotel Aus­
tin has purchased a handsome
Scotch collie dog which he has
with him at present in the hotel,
where the intelligent animal is be­
coming the pet of the guests. The
dog will be taken to the Owen
ranch shortly to be trained.
Photo supplies.
Exchange.
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The Camera
The Tidings has received no­
tice from the United Press that
on account of the recent raise in
scale by the Telegraphers’ Union
telegraph tolls on our daily report
will be materially
increased
after
July
1st.
Consider­
ing the uncertainty of securing
news print at an exhoritant price,
the heavy raise in telegraph tolls
and the proposed raise in the
printers’ scale, looks like the aver­
age little country daily will have
to suspend publication until times
i become normal.
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OR. JEKYLL AND
MR. HYDE COMING
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NON-SUIT FOR
DORRIS WOMAN
Votes For
improvements
The Harris Brothers, enter-,
tainers, a company of five persons,
will’be in Ashland during” the
Fourth of July celebration, and
will put on big free acts through-A
out the three days. This company
has commanded big audiences in
all the large cities and recently
filled the opera house in Red
Bluff. This will be a remarkably
tine attraction during the cele-
bration.
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Miss Verena Devine of Lebanon,
is a guest at the home of her sis-
tei. Mrs. Frank Jordan, on Gran­
ite street. She expects to remain
here until after the Fourth of
only celebration.
GREAT PUBUC MAN
SPEAKER JULY 4TH
Robert Louis Stevenson’s pow-
erful story, “Dr. Jekyll and Mr.
Hyde,” has been translated to the
screen with John Barrymore in
the leading role and will be
shown at the Vining theater for
three days commencing today.
This is declared to be one of the
most remarkable pictures ever
filmed, and the performance of
Mr. Barrymore, it is claimed, is
a worthy companion to that of
Rihcard Mansfield, who appeared
in the same part in the stage ver­
sion of the story.
The plot, as is well known, has
as its central figure a young Lon­
don physician, Dr. Jekyll, whose
tenderheartedness is exceeded
only by his all-absorbing interest
in his chosen profession and his
scientific investigations. He is in
love with an innocent, beautiful
girl, Millicent Carew. Her fath­
er, Sir George Carew, is a famous
man about town. Dr. Jekyll is
persuaded by Sir George to ac­
company him to a low music hall.
From this experience, Jekyll is
led to experiment with a liquid
that will separate the good and
evil in a man into two distinct
bodies. He evolves such a drug,
administers it to himself and be-
comes not only Jekyll, the doctor­
philanthropist, but also Hyde, a
misshapen, evil brute. Gradual­
The only wool warehouse sys­
ly the Hyde side of his character
tem
of any magnitude west of
overmasters Jekyll and, after stir­
Chicago
is located in Oregon.
ringly dramatic scenes, he suc­
cumbs. Only after his death is
the dual character of his person­
ality revealed.
The F. G. Alleid residence on I
Try our Kodak finishing. You’ll
Beach street has been purr’used ; come again. The Camera Ex­
by Fred Vargus of the Park gar- change.
age, and his wife. This sale • as
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made through the Beaver Realty
John Anderson, a student of the
company.
| University of Oregon, is home
from Eugene for the summer va-
FOR HIRE
! cation.
One two-ton truck. Carson-
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251-6t
Fowler Lumber Co.
Kodak finishing promptly and
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carefully done at the Camera Ex-
Moore, .
Billy Meade and Mr.
.
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change.
two young men from Pataskala,:
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Ohio, who are touring the west.
Miss Doris Hithccock is back
stopped off yesterda/ in Ashland from Portland where she had
and spent the day at the home of been spending a vacation.
A. M. Beaver. They are from the
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Millinery sale, one-fourth off
former home of Mr. Beaver, and
Mr. Meade is a close friend of in our line. Mrs. H. Simons.
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Meredith Beaver.
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The buildings of the Ashland
We have secured a competent
Lumber
company are presenting
swimming instructor for women
to
the
public
a fine appearance in-
and children. Ashland Natator-
ium.
255-6t cident to a fresh coat of paint,
which is an attractive adjunct to
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that
section of the city.
Miss Nola Kent is home from
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Roseburg where she taught in the
Contractor Frank Jordan broke
1 ubile schools last year, and will
spend the summer vacation with ground yesterday for the addition
her mother, Mrs. Annie Kent, at to the Ashland Fruit and Produce
| association to be erected on Ash
the Hotel Columbia.
street, adjoining the present build-
Hemstitching and plcoting, Bal-ing. Mr. Jordan has his concrete
| mixers and full equipment on the
cony Shop, Vaupel’s Store.
ground and has a force of men
J. H. Priest of Ohio street is engaged to rush the work along.
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entertaining at his home on Ohio
Tourists Stopping
T. L. Powell returned home this
street Miss Grace Davis, Alba,
At Local Hotels
Davis, Ethel Davis and W. M. morning from Crescent City with
Brennan of Portland, who have his stolen auto ip tow. The men
the theft were |
come here to visit, and will re­ charged with
Hotel Austin
main until after the Fourth of brought to Jackson county and are
Mrs. F. H. Mann, Tacoma,
bound over to appear before the Wash.; Robert Shirley, Oakland;
July celebration.
J grand jury.
D. B. Jameson and wife, C. F. Le­
We would be grateful if every
bon and wife, Geo. H. Sharp and
one wishing to have their clothes
Dr. Bertha Sawyer is back from wire, Salina, Kan.; Major Sims
cleaned and pressed for the cele- an extended vacation spent in and family, George F. Orborne,
bration, would bring them in the Portland and other points in the Portland; Jack Del Mar, Manila;
first of the week.
Paulserud & north.
Mr. Oakes; Harold Lockwood; C.
Barrett.
255-3t Sat. Mon. Tues.
L. Lamkin, Montague, Calif.; E.
The Trinity church and Guild
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I R. Christensen, R. Marmion, Se­
A number of Ashland residents picnic that was to have been held
attle, Wash.; J. N. Bramwell, wife
are undergoing extensive repairs ion Thursday of this week is post-
and daughter, Malin; Lieutenant
on their properties this summer, i poned until after July 4.
and Mrs. Walter R. Peck, Seattle,
and more are considering im-
Wash.; M. A. Lung, San Fran­
provements in the near future.
cisco; Nick Minkler. Sisson, Calif.;
Among those already being im­
W. H. and R. H. McConger, Cot­
ROOMS WANTED FOR
proved are the home of C. Nance
tage Grove; Mr. and Mrs. G. C.
CELEBRATION DATES
on Fifth street, which is being
Anderson, Mrs. Carrie L. Hub­
treated to a coat of paint, and the
bard, Abilene, Kan.; Dr. J. O. V.
All persons wishing to rent
home of Ed Barron which is un­
Neptune and wife, Louis Gottsk-
rooms during the Fourth of
dergoing repairs.
chick,
wife and daughter, Wm. F.
July celebration will please
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Gottschick,
Salina, Kan.; Mrs. T.
Wanted—5 boys to sell Ash­
list them with the Commer­
S.
Keltner,
Pittsburg, Kan.; Mrs.
land Tidings on street and in
cial Club secretary.
C Mulit and son, Long Beach,
Lithia Park, on July 3 and 5.
We will need every availa­
Calif.;
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Arm­
ble room in town.
€
O.L. Brown of Klamath Falls
strong,
Los Angeles, Calif.; J. H.
COMMERCIAL CLUB.
was a business visitor in Ashland c. $$99999999999 Inlcw, Dorris, Calif.; O. F. North,
over night.
Klamath Falls; Mr. and Mrs.
George F. Gould, Bozeman, Mont.;
Cliff Payne makes camp stools.
Robert Cook, Gold Hill; Mr. and
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Mrs. J. P. Churchill, Yreka, Calif.;
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r. T. Wheeler, Reno, Nev.; W. D.
Mrs. P. J. Smith, who has been
Hughes, Great Falls, Mont.; Mrs.
very ill for several weeks past, is
W. Turpén, Riparia, Wash.; J. S.
1 eported today as no better. It
Dusenbury, Captain U. S. A., Sa­
is thought her condition will ne­
lem; C. Danker, Cleveland, Ohio.
cessitate treatment in a hospital.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
Wanted—Boosters for Ghan­
KLAMATH FALLS. — Motion
tauqua to begin work at once. Six for a non-suit in the action of FOR SALE—Dining table and
chairs, Axminster rug 9x12.
young ladies. Call at Commercial Mrs. Lettie Ethridge of Dorris.
219 Granite St.
257-2*
club rooms.
Sisqiyou
county.
California,
FOR RENT—Furnished rooms,
against the city of Klamath Falls,
with or without board. 84 Äli-
Miss Marie Hillis of Grants Pass to recover $2500 for injuries al­
da St.
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is a guest at the J. L. Heer home leged to have been received in
FOR SALE—Kent pie cherries, 5c
in Ashland this week. .
a fall on a sidewalk was granted
per lb. and pick them yourself.
NOTICE
by Judge D. V. Kuykendall.
Mrs. Chattin, 316 Hargadine.
I will not be responsible for any | The court held evidence to es-
257-2
debts contracted by my wife, Mrs. tablish the claims of the plaintiff FOR SALE—Rhode Island Red
Edith MacDowell, after this date, for damages for an injury received
fryers, 35c live weight; cream
W. C. MacDOWELL,
separator and man’s bicycle,
in a fall through a hole in the
Ashland, June 28, 1920.
good as new; also garden hand
sidewalk
had
not
been
established.
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cultivator and lawn mower.
Misses Pauline Ball and Sadie 1 The attorneys for Mrs. Ethridge
Call 411-R.
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Ross and Walter Ross of San will appeal to the supreme court.
FOR SALE—Five room plastered
Francisco are guests at the home
house, modern conveniences,
of Nels Erickson on Palm avenue.
one and one-half acres in bear­
The young people made the trip
ing orchard, berries and gar­
here by automobile, and expect to
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den. Terms. 645 Liberty St.
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remain in Ashland until after the
Fourth.
FOR SALE—Lunch wagon, rea­
sonable price. Phone 148.
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256-5*
Payne sells good milk. Phone. KLAMATH FALLS.—Voters in
219
eod
the
Klamath
irrigation
district
485-R.
SALE—Used doors, win­
6 6
i indorsed by 55 to 6, entering into FOR
dows, iron kitchen sink and
Among the various attractions j a supplemental contract for the
porcelain sink; also 3 14 skein
wagon. Phone 264-Y, or call
lor the Fourth of July celebration expenditure of $225,000 for bet-
166 Hargadine.
the committee has secured a col-terments and improvements in the
257-Tues. Thurs. Sat.
ored minstrel troop of first class system.
The expenditures under the FOR RENT—Furnished 3-room
professional
talent
which will
new bungalow. Adults only.
contract
would be for the renewal
give free acts each day. This en-
Phone 264-Y, or call 166 Har-
tertainment will be an exceptional: of the Henley and Adams flumes,
256-tf
gadine.
the enlargement of the Nuss Lake,
drawing card.
Poe Valley and several other ca­ LOST—Diamond shaped fraterni­
-
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ty pin with J. Finneran engraved
MACCABEES, ATTENTION!
nals, and general expansion and
on back. Reward. Bring to
Margaret Review will postpone betterment work.
Elks’ rooms.
257-2t*
Fifth Wednesday entertainment, j
COMMITTEE.
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war,” was the challenge Wilhelm
hurled at Gerard when the am­
bassador was closeted with him |
H. Zink, Chicago, Ill.; D. McHaf-
in an interview of an hour and a i
fey, Eldon, Iowa; Wm. F. Wands,
Quality Meat.
half, in 1915.
Mobridge, S. D. ; Thos. M. Holmes,
It has never been printed what
Chicago, Ill.;
George Mordon,
Gerard replied, but his careful
Gold Hill; C. R. Dehaven and |
handling of the delicate situa-
wife; P. Conser, Dunns Camp; C.
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tions
during the ruthless submar-
F. Carlson, Salem; C. O. Melhol-
Gerard’s patriotic address at
1
ine
warfare
proved he plainly in-
len, Medword; Illeen Gerard, Wi- Ashland during the celebration
position and
nona Waddell, Dunsmuir, Calif. will be the greatest treat ever of-dicated America's
James M. Beall, Portland; R. A. fered to a Southern Oregon au- that he gave Germany to under-
bailey, Roseburg; Mr. and Mrs. dience. He is absolutely the best stand the United States’ attitude
Davis, Sam Shapps, Des Moines, qualified man in America for such was firm in its demand that the
Iowa; Frank Moore and family, an occasion.
lives of neutrals be respected.
Miss Marion Carver, E. M. Mead,
He is the only living American
Gerard’s four years in Germans
E C. Hart, San Diego, Calif.;- who in official lite “sat on the were filled with more difficulties
than ever a diplomat faced in a
John Clark and wife, Wolf Creek, Kaiser.”
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Reynolds, San
As United States ambassador at foreign country. Besides taking
Bernardino, Calif.
Berlin, the former justice of the care of the affairs of his own
New York supreme court faced the country, he turned his embassy
difficult problem of protecting into a clearing house for all com-
American interests in Germany munications between the warring
at a time when the treacherous nations and protected entente in
propaganda of the former wan terests in Germany.
lord was, like an octopus, reach­
Musical Recital
ing out its tentacles to entangle
Hillsboro to have a $60,000
A large audience listened with America.
cannery.
delight to the musical recital giv-
“America had better look out
en in the Methodist church last after this war. I will stand no
Wendling.—New hall to be
evening by the pupils of Miss nensense from America after this built for L. L. L. L.
Haight, the blind music instruc­
tor. whose talents are fast be-1
coming noted in this community. |
The participants handled their
parts with skill and proficiency
which reflected great credit not
only to themselves but to their in­
And save money on your fuel bills.
structor. The program consisted |
Dry, convenient and clean to handle,
of piano solos, duets and trios
ignites readily, and cheaper in price
from the best of musical compos­
than other fuel.
ers, and all were most creditably
rendered.
Notice I
Every person who has ordered tickets at Rose
EAGLE MEAT MARKET
LOUIS SCHWEIN, Prop.
Service.
Cleanliness.
NORTH MA IN, ASHLAND
• Modern Business
Demands Modern Methods
—In an effort to eliminate errors,
speed up our service and make it
possible to give our customers the
maximum in values—
—We will install on July 1st a :
complete BURROUGHS SYSTEM I
cf BOOKKEEPING.
—On and after this date we will
render statements of the account
monthly.
The Social Realm
The White House Grocery
Quality Groceries—Modrately Priced
BURN FACTORY BLOCK WOOD
Phone
No. 20
one assist, no errors!
ASHLAND LUMBER CO
FORDSON
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bill :
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Number 100,000 Leaves Factory
On February 21st, at 10:45
o'clock, Fordson Tractor number
100,000 left the assembly line in
the Fordson plant at Dearborn,
Mich., slightly less than two and
one-half years after number one
was completed. And here again
Henry Ford has set a new high
record in the manufacture of farm
tractors via the quantity produc­
tion route.
Although the Ford interests are
very recent entrants in the ranks
of the tractor manufacturers, yet
Henry Ford really built a tractor
—of the steam type—before he
started work on his first gas car.
With acknowledgments to K. C- B.
And incidentally that tractor and
the first car are still in very good
running condition, and Mr.' Ford
occasionally demonstrates both to
visitors to his farm in Dearborn.
Some fifteen years ago Mr. Foni
began work on what has come to
be the Fordson. This tractor was
really a Ford car equipped with
special wheels and included, of
course, some mechanical changes.
By 1908 he had a workable trac­
tor; it plowed, harrowed, and did
much other work on the farm,
Then ensued nine more years of
experimental work before the first
tractor was put on the market.
HARRISON BROTHERS
Fordson Tractor Dealers
ASHLAND, OREGON
EVERY WILD.EYED fan.
OF MY cigarettes
WAS ON his feet.
AND HE saw the package.
OR SOMEONE else’s.
THAT I look it from.
AND THEIR soft remarks.
AND SMILED and said.
REACHED THE next county.
“THEY SATISFY!
AND WHILE I’m not.
AND THAT smoke you smashed.
EASILY EXCITED.
WAS ONE my wife.
I GUESS 1 was helping.
BOUGHT AT a bargain.
THE PITCHER bean.
SO THAT makes it.
THAT CLEAN-UP hitter.
A SATISFY,
AND MY good south paw.
DOUBLE HEADER.”
AND AFTER that.
HIT A iat lan,
RIGHT IN the vestibule.
AND HE said "Phooo.
A FOUL tip.
RIGHT ON my last cigar."
AND 1 was sorry.
AND GAVE him one.
I EVEN saw him.
ROOTING FOR the umpire.
TWENTY hits — twenty chances
— with never a goose-egg—that’s
Chesterfield’s average on every
package. Trust the fans to pick
them out. An unusual blend of
Turkish and Domestic—it can't bo
copied. These cigarettes arc thtrt
—they sutisjy!
“ [TN] TP g Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
W li ‘t li‘t 11 June 29-30, July 1st.
Kscena, $— C
DR. JEKYLL
and MR. HYDE
CUR
I CuSTOMCKS
-HAVE
ONLY
MOTOR JOYS
• •.rom.
By Robert Louis Stevenson
STARRING----
JOHN
BARRYMORE
Ashland
prepared !
To Behold Acting That Will at Times Bring Warm Tears of Pity
and at Times Make Your Blood Run Cold With Horror.
A Powerfully Dramatic Production
“THE FINEST FELLOW I EVER
KNEW.”—THAT'S WHAT HIS
FRIENDS CALLED D R.
JEKYLL.
"THE VILEST BRUTE THAT
WAS EVER CALLED MAN.”_
THAT’S WHAT THE WORLD
CALLED MR. HYDE.
AND BOTH WERE THE SAME!
ThereHas Been
Much Talk
Of Motor Ills
OUR CUSTOMERS KNOW ONLY
THE MOTOR JOYS
Every car we put out is thoroughly
tested before it comes to us, is tested
again before it goes to you.
y There the car is right experience
is not necessary in driving. You
are perfectly safe in cars bought
here.
Buy an ’Overland Light 4”
Brothers for the Cabaret must take them up and
pay for them prior to Wednesday evening at 9
NOTE—Children Not Admitted Unless Accompanied by Parents.
p. m., or the seats will be sold again.
This is on account of the tremendous demand for
seats, as all seats have been sold for several days.
Admission-Adulls 35c, Children 10c INCTXRNG
BOX SEATS 50c
■ V;
EXPERT REPAIRING, ACCESSORS, OUS, GREASES.
PHONE
125
pi e and STS.,
.
ASHLAND, OREGON.