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ASHLAND DAILY TIDINGS
Moiulay, July 5, 1920
th e r e th e y go to E u g e n e to a tte n d it sim p ly id eal.
b elo n g s to a ll m a n k in d , as a ll dry R o b e r ts ) . T hey c o n su lt a b o u t th o se w ho p a rtic ip a te d in th e p a
th e a n n u a l m e e tin g of th e Synod
“ A nd th e n too. one m ee ts w ith > in h e r it th e e a rth . H is w as a n ad- th e p ro p e r choice o f a wrife fo r g e a n t, th o se w ho tra in e d th e c h il
of O regon. .
su ch a sp le n d id c o rd ia l r e c e p tio n ' d re s s th ro u g h
w h ich a ll w ho H ia w a th a , a n d old N okom is, re p d re n a n d th e w om en of A shland
’s» &
h ere. E v ery one you m ee t h a s a h e a rd it le ft th e a u d ito riu m bet- re s e n te d
by J e n n ie
Dow d, dis- w ho sp e n t m uch tim e a n d sk ill in
a c c o u n t ___
of ___
th _ e so c ie ty j
s S te n n e tt a n d fam ily re- ___________________
sm ile a n d a frie n d ly
w o rd — m ak es t e r p a trio ts , b e tte r n e ig h b o rs a n d s u a d e s h e r noble son from chos- m a k in g th e
n th
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co stu m es
an d a r
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d a a y y fr
o m t th
h a e lr
t o - - 1 a . fellow
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t given in T he T id in g s Sat- tu in
S a a t tu
from
ir a a u u to
b e tte r C h ristia n s.
ing a s tr a n g ’ e r ln
m aid e n , - b u t th e ra n g in g th e scenes.
O w ing to th e n o n -a rriv a l of ex- fo rm e r re m e m b e rs th e c h a rm s of
u rd a y m e n tio n of th e w in n e rs i of mobi,ft I r *P w hich th ey h ad ta k e n r e a iiy in te n d e d going rig h t on up
dow n th ro u g h C a lifo rn ia .
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th e fox tr o t w e re in a d v e rte n tly
s ta te , b u t th is is tc o good a city A m b a ssa d o r G e ra rd B ishop Shep- M in n e h a h a , th e lovely d a u g h te r
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e m itte d . T h ese w ere Mr. a n d Mrs.
to p ass u p .’’
a id very g rac io u sly co n sen te d to of th e a n c ie n t a rro w m a k e r, “ In
M rs; Leo B a rk e r
cam e o v er
W A N TED — At once, c h e rry pick
B e a u m o n t D eL osh of M edford, „
T 1 he i f c e a a i tu
u re
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c n m u a i i in
i i o o v v e er
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u r r M onday a a i n i u
d u de-
e - th e lan d of th e D a k o ta h s .”
lro m H o rn b ro o x a n d is sp e n d in g
.
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ers.
F re d E. P o r te r , 223 Ma
v ho gave a m ost a ttr a c tiv e d a n c e .; th<- Fniivth a« th
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« n t tir o fait» firs t h a n d to u rin g a n d cam p- , liv e r his p a trio tic a d d re s s accom -
mh
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i tie _ next scene ,i
d e p ic ted th e „
th e F o u r th a s th e e g piioct
u e st of
M rs.
ing advice fo r th e re a d e rs of M otor p a n y ln g th e u n v e ilin g of th e bronze gorgeoU s p ic tu re of th e v illag e
I __________ _____ ____________ 261-t
H e m stitc h in g a n d p icoting, bal- G eorge Stevens.
W est a n d a s th e trip is b ein g m ad e : ta b le t in h o n o r of th e so ld ie r d ead c u d ' t ke hom e of th e old a rro w
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to t.v Shop, V a u p e l’s S to re .
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M iss M a rg a re t O’N eil, c le rk in fro m a g e n u in e close to n a tu r e in th e p a rk fo r th is a fte rn o o n , so in a k e r ,
634 Iow a St. P h o n e 277-,I.
s ta n d p o in t th e p a rty w ill d e riv e
fo r th is rea so n no esp ecial se r- Wlth h is
d a u g h te r ' M innehaha
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th e
H o rn b ro o k
p o sto ffice, is
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i '. n r y S ilv er of th e P o m p a d o u r
vices to o k place y e s te rd a y a fte r- ( j j o u y c la r y ) a re «eated
b efore
sp e n d in g tw o days of th e F o u r th m uch of th e 100 p er cen t in sp ira -
LO £T Im ita tio n le a th e r su it case.
M ineral S p rin g s co m pany opened!
tio n , as one n ig h t fin d s th em fa r noon.
.
th e ir w igw am ’ T h e a p r|v a ,
of J u ly c e le b ra tio n in A sh lan d .
E. X iste n a m e on. F in d e r d e
hi« lith ia w a te r s ta tio n in th e F a r - '
in th e m o u n ta in s a n d a n o th e r in
T h e e v a n g elistic
serv ices last a w a th a b rin g s joy tQ thfc yU
liv e r a t c h ie f of p o lice’s office,
!<>'. b u ild in g S a tu rd a y . T h is room
ca n y o n o r vale an d a g a in u n d e r
ev e n in g w ere esp ecially e n jo y a b le, a n d ho a sk s fo r
thp h juJ of
A s h la n d .
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C o n s tru c tio n C om pany P ic n ic
is a n a ttr a c tiv e place in w hich to
d e se rt s ta rs .
| a n d co n sisted p rin c ip a lly of t h e j th e
lovely
L a u g h in g
W a te r
T h e em ployes of th e O&kar Hu-
d ro p in a n d im bibe th e h e a lth -
¡b e a u tifu l sin g in g by tlie tra in e d G a th e red
about
th e ir
wig-
i' ii' w a te rs from th e m in e ra l , b e‘ C o n s tru c tio n co m p an y cele-
q u a rte t w hich
acco m p an ied th e w am
hoino
w e re lhp
Q ther
nv- of th is com pany. T h e in- h ra te d th e F o u r th w ith a picnic
^ sp ea k e r a n d so n g le a d e r. T he ta t- m em b e rs o f th e
h o u se h o ld , th e
t« t ¡or is in w h ite, w ith a ttr a c tiv e y e ste rd a y .
T h is event w as held
j te i, K ail < o c h ra n , led in th e con- y o u n g a rro w m a k e r (M r. J u d k in s ) ,
1 tl ta b le s an d c h a irs w h ere h o t. iu th e Pa r k a a tl w as a tte n d e d by
Ig re g a tio n a l sin g in g , an d was an a n d M in n e h a h a ’s frie n d s. (D or-
t;
i h u m a n ity m ay
re st w hile
Hie em ployes a n d th e ir fain i-
in s p ira tio n to ca u sin g all to lift c th y a n d H e)en
a n d Mrg
. rta k in g
of a cool re fre s h in g 5,es
A ,a r &e crow d assem b led
up th e ir voices in song.
M. H. H a rris o n )
d rin k , \vhich is fu rn is h e d ice cold in th e picnic g ro u n d s .a t ab o u t
R eynolds, th e s p e a k e r, did not tire
A fte r th e b e tro th a l th e old a r
o ’clock w h ere th e y e n jo y e d
io th e c o n su m e rs.
Mr.
S ilv er I
.
,
P a trio tis m co m m in g led w ith sa- his a u d ie n c e w ith a long serm o n ,
row
m a k e r su m m o n s th e S p irits
b o u n tifu l fea st a n d sp e n t th e
.
,
Bf m ixes th e lith ia w a te r w ith
,
cred serv ices fo rm e d th e lea d in g b u t gave a n in sp ira tio n a l ta lk es
of th e W oods to c e le b ra te th e
fru it ju ic e s w hich m a k e s a very ' day u n d e r th e tre e s.
o b se rv a n c e s of th e n a tio n ’s n a ta l p ecially fittin g to th e occasion.
festiv a l of joy In h o n o r of th e
p a la ta b le d rin k .
day, y e ste rd a y , w hen a la rg e c o n
m a rria g e of his d a u g h te r, M in
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g re g a tio n g a th e re d a t th e C h a u
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ehaha.
T his
w as
b e a u tifu lly
CLEANER OK W A IT ER ’
M illinery sa le , o n e -fo u rth off
ta u q u a a u d ito riu m to liste n to th e
e n a cte d by
p a n to m im e
by th e
in o u r line. Mrs. H. Sim ons.
se rm o n
d e liv e re d
by-
N EW Y O R K .— W indow c le a n p a trio tic
(Ttildren
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B ishop W. O. S h e p a rd of th e P o r t
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H. I.. W ood, a ra ilro a d em ploye aboVe tlie o rd in a ry g ra d e of w age lan d a re a , a n d th e services in th e
fe a tu re s
in th e
festiv a l.
T he
tu It. , cbin g, was in A sh lan d | e a rn e rs w hen te stim o n y w as giv- ev e n in g given by th e B ible In s ti
yo u n g p la n te rs a p p e a r to till th e
T h is p a rt of
H'liay ¡u ! he se arc h of a h o u s e ' a t tb e tria l of H a rry W eiss, tu te e v a n g e lists.
g ro u n d , a n d w e re s u rp ris e d by
One of th e h a n d so m e st fe a tu re s th e s to rm clo u d s, w ho follow ing
w hich to dom icile his fam ily , | c b a «'ged w ith k e e p in g a g a m b lin g th e c e le b ra tio n w as in c h a rg e of
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V, ;-h io com e to A shland t h i s !,,o u s e > t b a t tw o_of th e m had lo st. t,ie
th e m in is te ria l a sso c ia tio n ot
o f A sh- of th e c e le b ra tio n w<
w as th e H ia- th e n o rth w ind, sw ept o v er th e
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$2000 each in a p o k e r g am e th e re , ¡‘l,ld d n ,l w as p a rtic ip a te d in by w a th a p a g e a n t given in
i th e C hau- fields of corn. T h e y o u n g b rav es,
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W e e d d n n esd
esd a a y y n n ig
’ . p ra c tic a lly a ll th e clerg y m en o f , tauq.ua a u d ito riu m Sat
S a tu rd a y even- c alled th e c h a se rs of th e sto rm
on W
ig h h t.
t.
D etectives,
in d e scrib in g th e thfc c ity -
.
in w hich w ere fe a tu re d up- clouds, d isp elled th e s to rm spir-
W. C. G illilan d and fam ily of
F o ssil a re now occu p y in g th e ir
g a m e s b etw een a sco re of w in-
A t tb e m o rn in g se rv ice special w a rd s of 100 c h a ra c te rs . T h is w as its. T h en cam e th e happy S p irit
hom e on N orth M ajn s tre e t, re -'(lo w c le a n e rs an d w a ite rs, a s s e rt- m u s ic w as fu rn is h e d by a d o u b le a p a n to m im e of th e c h a rm in g old j of L ig h t, who b ro u g h t a s a n of-
< i ll y p u rch a se d from J. M. Case- ed th e re w as
“a
c o n sid e ra b le *Q u a rte t antl c o n g re g a tio n a l sing- legend,
“ H ia w a th a ’s
W o o in g ,” lei m g fo r M in n e h a h a ’s h a p p in e ss
lie»
.a m o u n t of m oney b e fo re th e m .’’ in g le<1 bY P ro f. L. A. Coon. A P o rtra y e d by L o n g fello w , a n d rea d th e b e a u tifu l flow ers of th e w oods.
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T he d e fe n d a n t’s a tto r n e y a d m i t - i verv b e a u tifu l solo, “ T h e L ord I s 1')' M rs.
R ay
M cA dam s, u n d e r ¡ th e V iolets, W ild R oses a n d Dai-
< in ; I 1 n e m ak es cam p sto o ls tPd “ th o u s a n d s o f d o lla rs p assed i
S h e p h e rd ,” w as re n d e re d by ; d ire c tio n of th e la tte r a n d a ssist- sies, w ho h a d e fare w e ll to M inne-
256-3 in t be g a m e ,” b u t m a in ta in e d th e A n d rew W a lk e r, w hile th e m inis- ed b>’ F ra n c e s M ontgom ery, who l.alia. as an In d ia n b rav e san g
a m o u n t of cash did n o t p rovide te rs a ssiste d in th e p re lim in a ry ' s ta g e d all th e d ances. T he c u rta in fo r th em his love song. T he chil-
Mr. a n d M rs. R. P. Neil a re
w as ra ise d on th e fo re st hom e of d re n in th e s e fe a tu re s w ere d resse d
th e "n e c e ssa ry e le m e n t” to co n services.
h ic k from an exten d ed trin to '
i ’o rtla n d w h e re th e v h id „o n e I vict.
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- Bi8h*P S h e p a rd w as a t h is b est H ia w a th a , re p re s e n te d by D r. Mox- to re p re s e n t th e ir c h a ra c te rs , and
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W hen th e m a g is tr a te d isc h a rg e d *r‘ b *s d isco u rse. H e b ro u g h t to o n - a ° d b is old m o th e r, N o k o m is,1 in th e ir g ra c e fu l m a n n e r c a rrie d
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" I1 W eiss, A ssista n t
D istric t A tto r- A sb lan d th e gospel of ----
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p in ess, w ith In d ia n g irls of H ia w « a t th
a ’s j c o m
u t th e a scene
as d ep icted . T Too
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in «
v r u c a s 'l e p i c t e u .
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co n v en tio n .
e in a lie n a - People, (L
ney D riscoll, th e p ro se c u to r, re- w hich he in siste d ’ is th
.................
/T u c ile
’ " P erozzi an d Au- m uch c re d it c a n n o t be given to
♦
Mr. Mid Mrs. Jo h n E n d e rs, Mrs. m a rk e d th a t “ if a w a ite r a n d a lde r ’S h t of ev ery ohe. "A ll peo-
c le a n e r can sit in a - g am e i p ' e a re n o t b a p p y ,” B ishop Shep-(
J a c o b s a n d son of K la m a th F a lls w
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ov. r »pending th e F o u rth of o i p o k e r a n d eacb ,ose *2 0 0 0 - 1 aH s ta te d ’ “ b u t a ll could a n d
M
J u ly
(«li b ratio n
w ith
friend? V!,nt to be e ith e r - r i J?h t a w a y .” sh o u ld b e .”
H e e n la rg e d upon
, th e re a so n s fo r h a p p in e ss w hich
h e re .
FPR ISING NOT VIOLENT
Locai and Personal
CARS FOR SALE
D o d g e T ru ck — 1 9 1 9 — P rice .............................................. $ 1 3 0 0 .9 0
K nick S ix — N ew — E xtra E q u ip m en t ...............................1 8 2 5 .0 0
C h e v r o le t — 1 0 1 8
.............................................................................
0 2 5 .0 0
y
l o r d — lio Mi M a g n eto ........................................................
3 0 0 .0 0
F o ld s .....................................................................$ 2 5 0 .0 0 t o . . 4 0 0 . 0 0
The Automotive Shop
k a v and M orrison
N ash P a ssen g er C ars
Nash Passenger Cars are Nash built—ninety-three per cent
complete, in the one hundred acre Nash factory at Kenosha.
Ibis is the big reason for the splendid account they have given
and ^re giving of themselves in the hands of owners from coast
to coast.
thousands oi Nash Sixes now in use, by the high character of
their service, are proving daily the soundness of Nash manu
facturing policies, and the fact that any produ. i hearin the
Nash namepiate does represent quality to an unusual degree.
I he heavy and nation-wide demand for the Nash Six is hut a
reflection oi heir good performance for every motoiing pur
pose.
All Nash cars get their unusual power, quietness and economy
of operation from the Nash Perfected Valve-in-Head Motor.
See the Nash on display in the Ashland Park today.
P R U IT T -M Y E R M O TO R CO.
F o r th e h a n d lin g of y o u r fru it
(B y U n ited P r e s s )
crop, we c a rry th e fam o u s R e p u b
LONDON, J u ly 5.-*-T h e re is no
lic tru c k s in a ll sizes in sto ck a t
lik lib o o d of s p re a d in g on th e p a rt
'Ie d fo rd , also an «nssortment ofi of th e C o n n a u g h t re g im e n t in In-J
used tru c k s in fin e m echanical^ d ia , w hich s u rre n d e re d its a rm s
sh a p e a n d priced rig h t. T he Busy
an d a m m u n itio n
to th e colonel
C o rn e r M otor Co., M edford, O re.,
upon receip t of th e new s of e v e n ts I
c o rn e r Alain s tr e e t a n d H ig h w ay ,: in Ire la n d , o ffic ia ls at th e In d ia n
M edford.
2 5 9 -lm o office believe to d ay . T hey p o in t-'
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ed o u t th e in c id e n t as not a violent
Mr. an d Mrs. Jo h n Dill, Mrs. D. i
u p risin g , b u t
m ere ly a p ro te s t
H ail, M isses B lanche H icks, E le a -:
a g a in s t th e c o n d itio n s in Ire la n d .
n o r G reer, D o ro th y R eed, V irg in ia
Boyd a n d S ta n le y J. H ogan e n - '
Joyed a picnic d in n e r w ith Mr.
¡ nd Airs. B ert G re e r a n d fam ily
on th e F o u rth .
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D. A. K.
A m eetin g of th e m em b e rs a n d
• hose w hose p e titio n s have been
»nt in is called fo r F rid a y . J u ly
R. L. Lee, c irc u la tio n m a n a g e r
9. 9 :3 0 , at th e hom e of M rs. J. P. of M otor W est, a rriv e d in A sh
D odge, 5 90 B o u lev ard .
land y e s te rd a y a n d w ill s ta y o v er
T he S ta te R e g e n t, ¿Mrs. K e a t th e 5 th a n d 6 th , w o rk in g in th e
in g of P o rtla n d , w ill be h e re to in te r e s ts of h is p u b lic a tio n .
Mr.
e ffe c t an o rg a n iz a tio n a n d a full Lee a n d d a u g h te r J ill a n d Miss
a tte n d a n c e is d e sire d .
B usiness B e a trice Jo h n so n , s is te r of Mrs.
of im p o rta n c e to th e local c h a p Lee, a r e m e m b e rs ^ f i h e p a rty a n d
te r w ill a lso he tra n s a c te d .
«all u n ite in sin g in g th e p ra ise s of
•MRS. ED IT H BOLTE
A sh lan d .
M c C r a c k e n ,
“ Y our p a r k ,” said Mr. Lee, “ is
O rg a n iz in g R e g e n t., th e m ost b e a u tifu l we h av e v isit
M on. W ed.
ed on th e C oast.
W hen we a r
rived we found
it
p re tty well
Rev. J. II. H ovt a n d C. F . K o e h crow ded a n d no w onder. Seem s
le r lea v e to d ay fo r S p o k a n e to at- th a t you
h av e fu rn is h e d every
t nd ;i c o n fe re n ce w ith rep re sen - co nceivablo c o n v en ien ce fo r th e
t l i n e s of th e I’h e s b y te ria u B oard to u ris t an d c a m p e r a n d com bined
of
R elig io u s
E d u c a tio n . F ro m w ith its b e a u tifu l lo catio n m ak es
A C agey
EDFORD, O R E G O N
Comply With the Law
The Water’s Fine!
AND
USE
Come Have a Party With Us
Printed Butter
Wrappers
AT T H E A R M O R Y
ani
CC(?Rl)rNG to the i tiling of the Oregon
Dairy and Pood Commission all dairy
bufter sold or exposed for sale in this state
must be wrapped in butter paper upon which
is printed the words “Oregon Tdairy Butter,
16 (or 32) ounces full weight,” with the name
and address of the maker. •
To enable patrons of the Tidings to easily
comply with this ruling this office has put in
a supply of the standard sizes of butter paper
and will print it in lots of 100 sheets and up
ward and deliver it by parcels post at the fol
lowing prices;
A
W hat is m ore refresh in g than
a dip in th e splendid sulphur
pool?
EVERYBO DY GOES TO TH E
NAT
100 Sheets, 16 or 32 ounces......... $1.75
T O N IG H T
COLOR DANCES
NOVELTY DANCES
ADMISSION FREE
250 Sheets, 16 or 32 ounces........ $2.75
Large P ools and Sulphur W ater
NOW OPEN
The Natatorium
In th e H e a rt of Tow n.
E . J. RA INE, M anager
M onkey
500 Sheets, 10 or 32 ounces......... $4.00
Send your orders to us by mail accompan
ied by the price of the paper and it will he
promptly forwarded to you by parcel post,
prepaid.
We use .the best butter paper obtainable,
and our workmanship is of the best. Let us
have your order and you will not regret it.
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s
EÌG DANCE
At the Bungalow
A s h la n d Tiding's
A s h la n d , O r e g o n
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Every W ednesday Night, 9 to 12
BEGINNING W EDNESDAY, JULY 7TH.
lIlEillülillllllllülllliBllll:
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f’i’{iHi!i»iur
;
A Clean Crowd and
Good Music
rflie Bungalow l i a s been remodelled and
the floor greatly enlarged until it is
now not only the coolest resort, hut the
best dancing floor to he found in the
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vallev.
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L D. MINKLER and D. A. RUNYARD
MANAGERS
Biill