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W ed n esd a y , M arch 15, 1 9 2 2
FAD
Ashland News in Paragraphs
L o c a li and
TRACED
TO
DUTCHMAN
Diplomat of Holland Said to Have
First Worn Monocle at the Con
gress of Vienna.
P e rs o n a l
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Several explanations have been
given as to why th e monocle was.
Sir H orace Rum bold w rote th a t the
fashion of w earing it was Introduced
a t the congress of Vienna—a congress
„
B u ff le g h o rn eggs. P h o n e 411-R .
which rem ade the m ap of E urope back
S iskiyou C h a p te r, s ta te d couvoca-
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! in the last century. He told th a t It
tio u a n d R oyal A rch w o rk , T h u rs - E n te rta in e d a t D i n n e r -
M AGNETIC SPR IN G S. O., M arch was a D utch “exquisite”—which Is
d ay e v e n in g ; s u p p e r a t 6 :3 0 s h a rp , j M r a n d M rg ,
B. M cRea e n te r- 15.— D eclarin g th e e ffo rts of th e the diplom atic language for “dude”—
A sh lan d L odge No. 23. special ta in e d a t d in n e r
S u n d ay , Mr. a n d | g o v e rn m e n t to e n fo rc e th e E ig h one Jonkheer Breele, who was the
first m an to w ear a monocle, and he
c o m m u n ic a tio n ,
F rid a y
ev en in g , M rs. j . P in n e ra n an d M’ J a n d M rs.
te e n th a m e n d m e n t rem in d h e r of a
showed this brand new fad to the
M arch 17, f ir s t deg ree.
C. A. S h u tt.
sm all boy try in g to d ry up L a k e ; diplom ats and th e ir follow ers assem -
E rie w ith a o n e-ounce sponge, M rs. I bled a t Vienna. A fter th a t lntroduc-
E a s te r s u its a t P a u ls e r u d ’s. Or-¡
M qry M cF adden. 80, w ho r e c e n tl y ' tlon the fad spread to all p a rts of
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su c c e ss.' At Rose Bros.
164-6 becam e m ay o r of th is little villag e, Europe, but took Its strongest grip
MASONIC CALENDAR TH IS W E E K
A
E x p e rt re p a irin g of v acu u m cTéan-
: era. F ix it Shop.
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T o V isit A shland T his Sum m er —
T h e n a tio n a l vice-co m m an d er of W ill Hold M eeting—
th e A m erican L egion w ill be in A sh- i T h e lot h o ld ers of th e
la n d a t som e d a te th is s u m m e r to j ta n a °B w ell w ill hold a
ta lk b e fo re th e local post a n d ex- eye n in g a t 7 :3 0 a t th e
p la in th e s ta n d ta k e n by th e la b o r C om m erce room .
All
u n io n s in o p p o sitio n 'to th e L egion an<^ lease o w n e rs a re
a c tiv itie s.
; p re se n t.
F o r sale, 9*4 a c re s, good h o u se J *
b a rn , g a ra g e , ch ick en house, sm oke
h o u se , e le c tric lig h ts, one m ile from
to w n , good roads. $500 dow n, good
te rm s on b a la n c e . O. A. M anning,
T a le n t, Ore.
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An Error —
I t was re p o rte d in la st e v e n in g ’s
T id in g s th a t th e o p en in g of th e A r
m o ry w ould ta k e place “ to n ig h t.”
T h is w as a n e rr o r a n d sh o u ld have
been T u esd ay evening, M arch 21, in
s te a d of la st evening.
1
O regon-M on-
m e e tin g th is
C h a m b e r of
l«J(t «ow ners
urged to be
T h e M onday a fte rn o o n s tu d y class b rea k in to th e s ta tis tic ia n class. He
en jo y ed tw o esp ecially good n u m b e rs ¡says b a ttin g a v e ra g e s sh o u ld be r e
s t th e ir re g u la r m ee tin g M onday a t
th e lib ra ry . Mrs. M a rg a re t H ill gave
a book review on H all C a in e ’s new
book.
M aster of M en,” w hile M rs.
P u tn a m ’s ta lk on in te rio r d e c o ra tio n
a n d h o u se h o ld h elp s g av e m any
tim ely h in ts on th e g re a t a n n u a l
s p rin g h o u seclean in g .
¡vised.
A nd he says be is n o t in
¡fa v o r of th e new sy stem sim ply be-
¡ca u se he proved a le a d e r of it in th e
¡re c e n t w o rld ’s s e rie s gam es. H e says
bis plan will give c re d it w h ere c re d it
Coming to Medford
Dr. IM eniiiin
SP E C IA L IS T
in Internal M edicine for th e
By W. H. A TK IN S
post eleven year».
I. N. S. S ta ff C o rre sp o n d e n t
W ASH iN GTO N, D C., M arch 1 5 ! H A R R Y G R E B W IX g
— T he lite ra c y te s t in A m erican im -,
FROM TOMMY GIBBONS
m ig ra tio n law s is a fa ilu re , an d op
DOES NOT O P E R A T E
e ra te s to keep o u t of th e U nited
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S ta te s th e m ore s tu rd y an d in d u s-
N EW YORK, M arch 15.__ H a rry
a rio u s classes of E u ro p e a n la b o re rs , i>re b, of P itts b u rg h , won th e 15-
a c c o rd in g to Dr. J o h n J. C o n stas, a l r o u n d decision b o u t from Tom m y
W ill be a t
W a sh in g to n su rg e o n , w ho r e tu rn e d G ibbons, of St. P a u l, M onday n ig h t,
H O I,L A N D H O T E L
h e re re c e n tly from a fo u r m o n th s ’
G reb had a clean m arg in in nine
on England.
to u r of E u r o je in a su rv e y of im m i- ot th e ro u n d s, th re e w ent to G ibbons
Tow ard the end of the first q u a rte r g ra tio n p ro b le m s fo r th e govern- anc^ th re e w ere a b o u t even.
M onday , a p r il 3 rd
of the N ineteenth century the fad of m ent.
G reb won b ecau se lie w as b e tte r
w earing a monocle had become so pop
Dr. C o n stas m ad e a special stu d y th a n G ibbons, a n d b ecau se G ibbons O ffice H our»: ]<> .4. M. to 4 P. M.
u la r th a t a w riter of a book on the
w as p o o re r th a n he h a s e v e r been.
care of the eyes and th e preservation of c o n d itio n s a ffe c tin g im m ig ra tio n
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of the vision inveighed against it. The
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
his o b se rv a tio n s covered
nam e of the w rite r was Dr. K itchlner, th o u g h
ONE DAY ONLY
and in 1823 he published this book, m any o th e r c o u n trie s in c e n tra l a n d FO R QUICK SA L E — At a b a re a in r
th e title of which w as “Economy of w e ste rn E u ro p e.
room p la ste re d m o d ern house on ;
the Eyes.” R eferring to monocle he
A vigorous s ta n d by th e U nited
paved s tr e e t one block from Main
w ro te: “A single glass, set in a sm art
N o C h a r g e l’o r C o n s u l t a i io n
s tr e e t.
In q u ire 120 Second St
S ta te s to force th e a d o p tio n by o th e r
ring, is often used by trin k e t fanciers
T his ad w ill a p p e a r b u t once. 164
fo r fashion’s sake. These folks have c o u n trie s of h ig h e r m ed ical s ta n d - '
not the least defect In th eir sight and a rd s to g overn th o se w ho seek p a s -'F O R SA L E — One th o ro u g h b re d bull,
2 y e a rs old; 3 h e ife rs, 2 com ing
Dr M e llo n t h t n <
a re not aw are of the m ischievous con sag e on sh ip s bound fo r th e U nited
sequences of such Irrita tio n .”
S ta te s is reco m m en d ed by Dr. C on
fre sh so o n ; < m ilch cow s; 1 tw o- a te i
sta s, in a re p o rt w hich he will s u b
egon. He
PRIZE MOST EAGERLY SOUGHT m it to S e c re ta ry of L a b o r Davis.
m ore im -
nd o ffe rs
S u g g estio n s Are Made
ree con-
‘Grand Prix de Rome" One of the
S e c re ta ry D avis in v ited Dr. C on
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Most Coveted Awards In World
1 64-3* , tre a tm e n t w hen desired.
sta s, fo r m any y e a rs a close s tu d e n t
of Music and Art.
of im m ig ra tio n a n d A m e ric an iz a tio n FO R S A L E - O n e six-hole C olum bia m e A n ccording
t h e d íe s to
'n o his
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to su g g e st m o d ific a tio n s
ra n g e .
In q u ire 137 F i f t h ’ . o Î r i»
The grand prix de Rome is a prize
. - Î lc a p p e n d ic itis, gall sto n es, u lcers of
in
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aw arded by th e French governm ent
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sto m a c h , to n sils or ad enoids.
yearly for the best work in sculpture, re g u la tio n s on th e basis of his in v es
' i He has to his c re d it w o n d erfu l re
painting, music and architecture. The tig a tio n s a b ro a d .
s u lts in d ise a se s of th e sto m ach , liver,
bow els, blood, sk in , nerv es, h e a rt,
com petition Is confined to French sub
Dr. C o n stas a s s e rte d to d ay th a t th e
kidney, b lad d e r, bed w ettin g , c a ta r r h
je c ts over 15 and under 30 years of h e a lth of A m e ric a ’s f u tu r e Im m i-i
w eak lu n g s, rh e u m a tism , sc ia tic a ,
age, and consists of four years of a rt
g r a n t p o p u latio n can only be a s
leg
u lcers and rectal ailm e n ts.
H
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on
th
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a
rth
we
fre
t
and
study, th re e of which are spent a t the
ro a r.
If you have been a ilin g fo r any
Villa Medlcls a t Rome, Mnd the fourth s u re d , a n d in tu r n th e h e a lth of
len g th of tim e and do not get any
W e seek in vain for w a n t and
in traveling through Italy and Greece, A m erican c o m m u n itie s s a fe g u a rd e d
i b e tte r, do not fail to call, as im p ro p e r
m ore.
all expenses paid by the governm ent. by im po sin g se v ere m edical te s ts '
And as d e a th 's vision m eets o u r I m ea su res r a ttie r th a n d ise a se a rç
C andidates a re selected by com peti a b ro a d .
H e believes th e U nited
very often th e cau se of y o u r long
sig h t,
tive exam inations conducted by the S ta te s, by jo in t a ctio n w ith foreign j W e’ll cra v e for m ore G lory L ight.
s ta n d in g tro u b le .
Ecole des Beaux A rts, under the di
R em em ber, above d a te , th a t c o n
pow ers, can so tig h te n th e inspec-j
rection of th e m inister of fine arts.
s u lta tio n on his trip will he free
Those who pass the entrance exam tio n ru le s a t fo re ig n p o rts th a t tr a n s - '
and Dial his tre a tm e n t is d iffe re n t,
For High CI umn Patronage
j M arried wom en m u st he acco m
inations a re placed “en loge" for a p o rta tio n of m en ta l a n d physical d e J
A t Your G rocer’»
panied by th e ir h u sb a n d s,
period of several weeks, explains the fectives o u t of th o se c o u n trie s to th e
j
A d d ress: 33 6 Boston Block, M in
D etroit News. T his m eans th at the U nited S ta te s can be stopped.
n
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o lis, M inn.
student is locked up In a private s tu
T h e s u g g e stio n s, of Dr. C o n stas
dio. during which tim e he is not per m ay la te r he laid b e fo re P re sid e n t
m itted to see any one or even talk H a rd in g .
B efore his d e p a rtu re fo r
to th e servant. T he only recreation
given Is a half-hour w alk daily In the E u ro p e , Dr. C o n sta s discu ssed w ith
grounds. D uring this tim e he Is ex th e p re s id e n t th e o b je c t of his m is
THF TrttATER fcïAUTffUt
pected to prepare som ething finally sion a b ro a d , an d th e la tte r e x p re sse d '!
to be passed upon by the authorities. a d e sire to le a rn th e re s u lts of th e I
" “¡‘I,
WOULD REVISE
By In te rn a tio n a l New s S ervice
SAN ANTONIO, T exas, M arch 15.
— As an o u tfie ld e r w ho c o n trib u te d
A few b ro o m s le ft a t h a lf price. m a te ria lly to th e su ccess of th e New
D e tric k 's G ro c e te ria .
157-3 t York G ia n ts la s t seaso n , “ I r is h ”
’
i M eusel, in s p rin g tra in in g w ith his
Study Club M eets—
J te a m m a te s h ere, says hi* is rea d y to
LITERACY TEST
CALLED FAILURE
b e rsh ip of th e fe d e ra l rese rv e b oard
to m ak e a place for th e a p p o in tm e n t
of a “ d irt f a r m e r ” re p re s e n ta tiv e ,
w as voiced b efo re th e house b a n k -i
ing a n d c u rre n c y c o m m ittee to d ay by I
S e c re ta ry M ellon.
“ In c re a se in (tn em b e rsh ip m ig h t
lead to d ec re a se in e fficie n cy ,” said
M ellon.
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Y TT x » j T i a .* y M * Faust
let fall fo r th e b e n e fit of a b a n d of
c h u rc h m em b e rs w ho visited h e r
such p e a rls of w isdom as w ould do
c re d it to th e la te K ing Solom on.
“ P ro h ib itio n le a d e rs m u st re m e m
b e r,” sh e said , “ th a t R om e w a s n ’t
b u ilt in a day. an d th ey c a n ’t expect
th e few th o u sa n d a g e n ts now e m
ployed to e n fo rc e th e law am o n g a ll
th e m illio n s of in h a b ita n ts of th is
c o u n try . T he e ffe c t of th e p ro h ib i
tio n law w ill be m ost n o tic e a b le 20
y e a rs from now , w hen c h ild re n will
not know th e m ea n in g of th e term ,
‘w h is k e y ',”
’
R ep ly in g to a q u e stio n re g a rd in g
h e r a ttitu d e on th e p re se n t-d a y g ir l’s
m an ia fo r bobbed h a ir, s h o rt s k ir ts
a n d ro lled sto c k in g s, M rs. M cF ad
den said no re a l m o th e r w ould a p
peal to th e a u th o r itie s o r th é press
fo r a s sis ta n c e in re a rin g h e r own
c h ild re n .
is due.
M eusel’s sch em e is to c re d it th e
tyatter w ith th e a m o u n t of b ases he
a d v an ces a m an
If you have an y w irin g o r e le c tr i
It is well know n am o n g b a seb a ll
cal r e p a ir w ork, phone W. L. Sam s, m en th a t som e b a tte rs a re b e tte r a t
298-Y .
C o n tra c tin g a sp ecialty .
th e p la te th a n o th e rs w hen th e re
1 6 1 tf a re m en on bases. T he n e rv o u s te n
sion pro v es too m uch fo r som e or
L a d ie s ’ s u its , c o a ts o r d re sse s th e h itte rs .
su rv e y both o f la b o r an d im m ig ra
th o ro u g h ly
clean ed
and
p ressed.
D ope on S lu g g e rs
tio n c o n d itio n s as th ey now exist.
Wlld
Turkey
Stupid
Bird.
P h o n e 453-J.
W
ork
called
.
fo r antl
S lu g g e rs w ho can w h ale th e b all a
A
pen
built
on
logs
and
Inclosed
on
d e liv e re d . H. B. B entley, 123 N o rth m ile w hen th e sa ck s a re em p ty of-
Tip for D istin gu ish in g
every side and roofed, th e only en GREAT INTEREST
P io n e e r. re p re s e n tin g C ity C lean in g ten ta k e th a t long w9 lk back to th e
‘ H o w e v er,” sh e said , “ I believe
tra
n c e 'b e in g an opening beneath the
DISPLAYED BY
& D yeing Co., M edford.
163-4 w a te r b u c k e t w hen th e re a re tw o or ’h a t som e of th e m o th e rs w hose
bottom log on one side, is all th a t Is
BOTH FACTIONS
s k ir ts a re ju s t as s h o rt as th e ir necessary to e n tr tp the otherw ise
th re e m en on th e sacks.
Vice-Commander Here—
M eusel’s schem e is if a m an is on d a u g h te r s ’ sh o u ld e n c o u ra g e th e w ary and w atchful wild turkey. The
(C o n tin u e d from P a g e 1)
G eorge C odding, vice-co m m an d er second b ase a n d th e b a tte r h its a d a u g h te rs to bob th e ir h a ir as a birds, eagerly following a luring train
of th e A m erican L egion, d e p a rtm e n t long sin g le an d sco res th e ru n n e r m ark of d istin c tio n b etw een p a re n t of corn, a re led along to the pen and
vote, a n d w ere a t no tim e in d a n g e r
up through the opening under the log
of O regon, w as p re se n t a t th e r e g u - jth e h itte r sh o u ld be g iv en c re d it in an d c h ild .”
and into the pen. T he in sta n t a tu r of being o v e rta k e n by th e p ro g re ssiv e
l a r m ee tin g of th e L egion a t th e A r- a special colum n fo r th re e b ases—
“ T h e w orld is n ’t h a lf as bad a s it key finds Itself In the pen It knows It h o tel tic k e t.
m ory last evening.
Mr. C odding th e one he m ad e h im se lf a n d th e tw o is p a in te d . T he c h ie f tro u b le lies in has got Itself Into a scrape and seeks
T he ju d g e s a n d te lle rs used every
sp o k e on th e s u b je c t of th e “ serv ice he a d v a n ce d th e ru n n e r.
th e fa c t t h a t th e r e seem s to be a to escape, hut It pays no atten tio n to p re c a u tio n to see th a t every act was
c e n su s ,” w hich will be ta k e n up in
It' th e sack s w ere loaded a n d he band of re fo rm e rs, w ho, fo r a co n the opening In the log by which it m ad e in a b s o lu te fa irn e s s to both
th is s ta te in th e n e a r fu tu re .
and
persistently
dashes
cleaned th em w ith a d o uble, he s id e ra tio n , w ill a tte m p t to c h a n g e entered,
fac tio n s of th e c h a m b e r, a n d all w ere
a
n
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th
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sire
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ch
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.
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w ould get c re d it fo r th e tw o bases
a
looking upw ard for a place to get out. g re e d , w ith o u t an y v a ria tio n w h a t
T he M edford F lu ff R ug m an will
he m ad e h im self, th e th re e th e m an a tic a l refo rm a n d m o re good com m on
he in A shland W ednesday of th is
T he old-time pen-trapping turkey soever, in th e a c c u ra c y of th e c o u n t
sen se is needed, a n d th is fa c t I will
covered
who
w
as
on
firs
t,
th
e
tw
o
h unter never had any anxiety about ing an d th e re s u lts .
w eek.
P h o n e 175.
164-1
th e m an from second passed, a n d th e keep in m ind w h ile a d m in is te rin g his gam e escaping from the trap , and
An u n u s u a lly la rg e vote w as cast,
. sin g le base fo r th e p lay e r w ho was th e a ffa irs of th e v illa g e .”
he had only to w ait a sufficient tim e th e r e b e in g a to ta l of 288 b a llo ts r e
T he F o rd T a ilo rin g c o m p a n y ’s lin e I on th ird . T h a t w ould give th e slu g -
Mrs. M cF adden also o u tlin e d th e to find It filled w ith the foolish birds, tu rn e d o u t of a to ta l m em b e rsh ip of
of sa m p le s a re now on d isplay. P ric e s I g er a c re d it of e ig h t b ases
p rin c ip le s w hich w ill govern h e r as all with their necks stretched full 313, and of th e 25 m em b e rs w ho did
f o r lig h t w e ig h t, $17; m ed iu m , $ 3 1 .,
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length, looking for a place In the
th e c h ie f ex ecu tiv e of th is v illag e —
roof
through which to tak e wing, and no* vote, a b o u t h a lf of th em w ere at
No m o re, no less. Som e re a l b a r- i T id in g s c la ssifie d a d s g e t re s u lts . one of th e fam o u s h e a lth re s o rts of
ignoring the big opening under the d is ta n t p o in ts an d could n o t h av e r e
g a in s. W e do c le a n in g , p ressin g , re -j
.
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th e c e n tra l w est. T hey a re ;
tu rn e d th e b a llo ts fo r lack of tim e.
log th a t let them In.
p a irin g a n d d y in g as It o u g h t to be TEX J l ’R O R S FO R
W a r on M ale V am ps
I t w ould a p p e a r from th e v o te c ast
done. S u its m ad e to m e a su re .
K.
ARBUCKLE'S TRIAL
1. W a r on a ll m ale vam ps.
th
a
t th e r e w as m o re in te re s t ta k e n
Mayor
Elected
In
a
Belfry.
N elson, H o tel A sh lan d block. 1 5 4 tf
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2. E n fo rc e m e n t of th e c u rfe w law .
B rlghtlingsea, a p retty little town in th e c o n te st th a n has been m a n i
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SAN FR A N C ISC O , Inarch 15.—
3. Good ro a d s a n d m o re of them . on the coast of Sussex, England, not fested in A shland in m an y y e a rs. Tt
R clnribs fro m S o u th —
| P ro sp e c ts a re b rig h t fo r tillin g th e
4. H a rm o n y w ith council.
to he* confused w ith Brlghtheim stone. is hoped th a t som e good re s u lts m ay
Mrs. H G. E n d e rs re tu rn e d Sun- ju ry box w ith te n ta tiv e ju ro r s to try
now known as Brighton, Is a law unto com e of a ll th is in te re s t, an d som e
5. Stop th e lea k s in p ro h ib itio n .
day from a trip in th e s o u th th a t A rb u c k le for m a n s la u g h te r fo r th e
In co n n ectio n w ith h e r fo u rth pol Itself In the election of a mayor. Other d e fin ite p ro p o sitio n ta k e n up to use
e x te n d e d as fa r as L ong Beach. C alif, th ird tim e by th e a d jo u rn m e n t th is
cities and tow ns may choose their
icy, M ayor M cF adden lay s g re a t
M r. E n d e rs did n o t r e tu r n a t th is evening.
chief m agistrate on November 9 ; th e e n e rg y th a t h a s developed d u rin g
tim e, b u t will be back in th e n e a r
T hen ju ro rs , in c lu d in g th re e worn- s tre s s upon h e r p lan , a lre a d y a n Brlghtlingsea prefers Decem ber 5. th e la s t few w eeks.
and carries out the old-tim e ceremony
fu tu re . M rs. G eorge M illner, a for- on, h ad been passed upon w hen th e n o u n ced . of se rv in g coffee an d
d o u g h n u ts, o r cak e, pie a n d coffee,
In the belfry of the parish church.
SIDE LIGHTS
m er A sh lan d re sid e n t, w ho is now c o u rt recessed fo r noon. T h e te n ta -
The m ayor of Brlglitllngseu is no ordi
to
b
rin
g
th
e
co
uncilm
en
to
th
e
r
e
g
u
W ell, it w as som e fig h t, anyw ay.
liv in g a t L o n g B each, e n te r ta in e d tive ju r o r s so f a r ele c te d a re all eld-
nary mayor, he is a deputy of the
la r a n d special sessio n s of counoil.
M rs. E n d e rs to g e th e r w ith som e o th - e rly or m id d le-ag ed persons.
R ig s h a u lin g v o te rs to th e polls
Cinque P orts (ju st as th e lord mayoi
“
Men
a
re
o
nly
boys
w
ith
b
e
a
rd
s
,”
e r A sh la n d people, a t an a f te r n o o n ’
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of London is adm iral of the port ol y e s te rd a y w as a re m in d e r of old
sh e says.
“ I ’ve a lw a y s fo u n d th a t
te a w hile Mrs. E n d e rs was in th e P A C IF IC T R E A T Y W IN S
London) and he has six assista n ts ele c tio n tim es.
th e y a re very re a s o n a b le a f te r th ey each of whom cheerfully pays a “fine’
s o u th .
M rs. M illner is e n jo y in g ¡
W ell, com e on, l e t ’s go. A long
TEST VOTE IN SENATE
a re fed, a n d I ’m s u re th e r e ’ll be a of 4s. for the privilege of "aiding the p u ll, a s tro n g pull a n d a pull a ll 'to
m uch b e tte r h e a lth th a n sh e did
liberty of B rlghtlingsea,” and possibly g e th e r.
w h ile re sid in g in A shland.
W A SH IN G TO N . D. C„ M arch 15. full session of council as long as
in collecting the 10s, which B rlghtllng
R a tific a tio n of th e fo u r-p o w e r P a I ’m m ayor. Of co u rse, I ’ll s tu d y th e ir sea has paid to Sandwich every year
L e t’s look Into ¡lie f u tu r e w ith a j
Good used p ian o fo r sale.
Rose cific tre a ty by th e end of nex t w eek ta s te s tn foods, a n d if som e of th em
s
te
a d y a n d c o n fid e n t eye. T h e re a re
these last five centuries. Some day
d o n ’t c a re fo r d o u g h n u ts w e’ll have
B ros.
lo
ts
of b ig th in g s to be done.
16 4tf a PPeared c e rta in w hen le a d e rs of
a very courageous m ayor of Bright
a
p
p
le
pie
o
r
c
a
k
e
fo
r
th
e
m
.”
llngsea,
elected
ln
the
belfry,
will
an
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both aides reach ed an a g re e m e n t to-
If you c a n ’t lick em , jin e ’em
liounce by hob m ajor th a t he intend* T h a t’s o u r d o c trin e.
J u lc y bo iled ham . D e tric k ’s G re- dav to lim it th e d e b a te w hich begins
to get rid of the debt by paym ent ol
c e te rla .
1 5 7 -3 -T uesday.
G re e r d o n ’t feel h a lf so b ad as I
a lump sum.
som e m ay th in k .
If it w a s n ’t for
A d d itio n a l evidence th a t th e p res-
NOTICE TO SPRAY
th e c o m m u n ity side o f it he w o u ld n ’t
e n t lin eu p on th e tre a ty is u n lik e ly
Valuable Eucalyptus.
All p ro p e rty o w n e rs in th e city to be ch an g ed by conxinuel speech-
feel bad a t all. H is success y e s te r
The ex trao rd in ary usefulness of the
of A sh lan d a re h ereb y n o tifie d th a t m a k in g w as p rovided w hen a new
day
w ould h av e m e a n t a lot of
eucalyptus has probably done more
it is tim e to sp ra y th e ir tre e s a n d a m e n d m e n t proposed by S e n a to r P it-
m
ig
h
ty
h a rd , th a n k le s s w ork.
than its beauty to bring about its rap
s h ru b b e ry fo r scale.
m an w as re je c te d by a vote o f 50 to
T he e le c tio n re s u lt m ak e s it im
L. F. Z ink, tra v e lin g r e p r e s e n ta Idly Increasing cultivation. Used a«
2t
A. C. A L L E N ,
28. T h e a m e n d m e n t w as p ra c tic a lly tiv e of th e In te r n a tio n a l B ible S tu fuel, the wood burns very rapidly but possible fo r G re e r to lan d his m en
with a bright, clear flame, throwing to build th e big horel, b u t th e re a re
H o rtic u ltu ra l C o m m issio n er th e sa m e a s tlK1 one p re se n te d y e s tr- d e n ts ' a sso c ia tio n , w ill le c tu re a t th e
out
much heat because of the large lo ts of o th e r c a p ita lis ts ln A m erica,
day a n d o th r * a m e n d m e n ts w hich i L yric
th e a tr e
T h u rs d a y ev en in g ,
am
ount
of oil it contains. The bun
T E N N E SSE E TOW NS
have been o ffered by th e d e m o c ratic M arch 16, 7 :3 0 o ’clock.
dred or more species of the tree pro a n d no d o u b t o th e rs can find som e
DAMAGED RY CYCLONE lead ers.
Mr. Z ink is a p le a sin g a n d fo rc vide a wide variety of tim bers, some body to do it.
T he T id in g s is fo r A sh lan d , firs t,
a b le s p e a k e r a n d has a w ide r e p u of which are already extensively usee
N A SH V IL L E , T enn.. M arch 15.—
for
fu
rn
itu
re
m
aking,
house
construe
la
s
t an d a ll th e tim e.
If we c a n ’t
ta tio n as such. H is s u b je c t w ill be,
ON W ITH THH
L e s te r S ta tio n , T enn., w as p ra c tic a lly
tion
and
even
shipbuilding.
The
great
h av e it o u r way. th en w e’re in fav o r
“ T he W o rld ’s J u d g m e n t Day, Is it
DANCE.
strength and durability of the wood h of th e o th e r fello w ’s w ay a n d will
d e stro y e d a n d th e to w n s of P rospect
H
ere?
He
will
give
Ji
is
le
c
tu
re
a
n
d
w hat a pace
more rem arkable when one consider*
a n d B ethel in th e s o u th e rn p a rt of
back him to a finish In a n y fo rw ard
th is w o r l d
will b rin g o u t v a rio u s th in g s th a t
Its lightness and Its rapidity ol
th e s ta te w e re se rio u sly d am ag ed by <
would move.
m ig h t p o in t to a c e rta in se t of c o n grow th. Even In tanning and paper u n d e rta k in g . Tt ta k e s th a t s p i r i t t o
a to rn a d o w hich s tru c k th a t section
W ith ease and
>
d itio n s t h a t have been b ro u g h t o u t
m aking It has been found useful. \Vt b u ild a tow n.
grace
com
T u e sd a y n ig h t, a c co rd in g to re p o rts!
may
expect,
then,
th
a
t
the
small
plan
in
th
e
W
o
rld
’s
w
ar
a
n
d
w
h
a
t
co
n
plete,
re a c h in g h e re today.
rations now to be seen everyw here li FA RM ‘BLOC” MAY NOT
If people's b rain s
n ectio n th is se t o f c o n d itio n s m ay
O ne d e a th w as re p o rte d ^ -a n d th e
Southern
C alifornia will rapidly In
should
ever
GRT MEMBER ON BOARD
h a v e on o u r fu tu re .
crease in size and num ber.
p ro p e rty d a m a g e a m o u n te d to $100,-
prove
As
a g ile
as
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000 it is e s tim a te d .
W A SH IN G TO N , D. C., M arch 15.
th eir feet».
“ B uild w ith th e B ird s.”
T id in g s c la ssifie d a d s g et re s u lts . — O pposition to In c re a sin g th e m em -
Bible Students
Ass’n Lecturer
C H E P .R O
FLOUR
Today - Tomorrow
P R
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The Mo¿:t D arin g G irl on th e Screen
-in-
CONFLICT
Big S u p p o rtin g Cast
T housands of logs— r u sh in g , crushin g, ujitli torrential vio
len ce down the flooded ravine. “C on flict” is an epie o f the tim
ber country.
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