J’ » • ■ FAGB P o t u t a«■ M M b * Ashland News in Paragraphs Local and Personal ----------------------- Side L igh ts--— F o r t h a t s p rin g fever. S a tu rd a y n ig h t. — K in g sb u ry , I B e tte r th a n ev er. K in g sb u ry 195-4 S p rin g s d an ce, S a tu rd a y n ig h t. 195-4 A s HLANR «rüîs« DÁLLT TEDIÑGS d o m e to B. Y. P. U. S u n d ay ev e n ­ ing, A p ril 23, 1922, a t 6: 30 p. m „ a n d find o u t how to overcom e y o u r d iffic u ltie s. T ra n s p o rta tio n fo r all a ll who will a tte n d . C a re fu l d riv ­ e rs p ro v id ed . 196-1 FATHER LADOKOWSKI Mova Reported— J. D. P e r rin e h a s m oved in to th e house at 159 Fifth street. C liff P a y n e m ak e s spw lng tab le s. M akes Catch o f Trout— J. F loyd P la ce w ith hook a n d line H e from G ottville — b eto o k h im se lf a lo n g th e b a n k s of T. K. A n d erso n of G o ttv ille, C alif., i A sh lan d c re e k T h u rs d a y a n d r e ­ w .is in th e city v isitin g T h u rsd a y . tu rn e d In th e a fte rn o o n w ith a s trin g V isitor from Gold H ill— of fin e tro u t. M rs. M. E. R eal, of Gold H ill. w as th e g u e st of Miss B lan ch e H icks _ , , T h u rs d a y . R evival m ee tin g s st 11 In p ro g re ss ‘ a t th e N a z a re n e c h u rc h . M eetings each e v e n in g a t 7 :3 0 . 196-1 D em and R IN D L E SS bacon. D et­ T he h ig h school m u sical b e n e fit p ro g ra m w ill be given in th e gym ­ n a siu m a t th e h ig h school b u ild in g F rid a y ev en in g , M ay 28. T he tw o g lee c lu b s a n d th e o rc h e s tra , u n d e r th e d ire c tio n o f M iss L eo n a M ars- te rs, w ill be a s sis te d by L e o n a rd P e tit a n d a m ixed q u a r te t from th e tw o glee clubs. R e h e a rs a ls have been In p ro g re ss fo r se v e ra l m o n th s, rick sell it fo r less. 1 9 5 tf a n d th e c o n c e rt p ro m ises to be a T h e Desi nom e m ad e c a n d le s can very fine one. T ic k e ts a re on sale. 1 5 2 tf Yeo sez: I w rite in su ra n c e on a u ­ be h a d a t R ose B ro th e rs. M ake y o u r re s e rv a tio n s a t Rose to m o b ile s a n d tru c k s . 1 8 9 tf B ro th e rs. 196-1 Colum bia H otel— M oves to A shland— T h e fo llow ing people a re sto p p in g T. L. S tan ley , fo rm e rly s e c re ta ry ! a t th e C o lum bia h o te l: Mr. a n d M rs of th e K la m a th F a lls c h a m b e r o f, A. G elsin g er, A k ro n , O hio; B. A. H u- conim erce, h a s m oved to A sh lan d m a k e r, R o se b u rg ; Mr. a n d M rs. W. an d ta k e n up his resid e n ce on Iow a E. O’B rien, V an co u v er, B. C.; Mr. s tr e e t. a n d M rs. H. H. H ow e, R a in ie r, O r.; B yron T. C h e ster, M ed fo rd ; E a rl A ttra c tiv e s p rin g ^ s u itin g s a t P a u l- T im leck, D. C. E m ery , R. A. W atson s e ru d ’s. 1 8 0 tf an d sou, A. L. W h ite, A. J. O tten , Los A ngeles; M r. a n d M rs. W illiam P a u ls e r u d ’s s u its a re th e c o m fo rt­ B olton, St. J o se p h , Mo., an d C. M. ab le, fita b le , w e a ra b le k in d . 1 8 0 tf Lee, S alem , Or. B um * B all a t M ed fo rd Big M issio n ary R a lly a t th e N aza­ re n e c h u rc h S u n d a y m o rn in g . Rev. S te lla C rooks of C hicago a n d Miss C a rp e n te r of In d ia , a n d th e S m ith F a th e r Ladokow skl, general of the fam ily of S to c k to n , C alif., will be Je su it order, known as th e Black Pope. w ith us. 196-1 As head of th e J e su its he ex erts a strong influence in church affairs. S isk iy o u C h a p te r H av e F e e d — S iskiyou C h a p te r No. 21 m et la st PRETTY SHRUB ALMOST GONE e v e n in g in r e g u la r sessio n a n d fo l­ low ing th e ro u tin e b u sin e ss, th e y r e ­ M ountain Laurel, Once P lentiful Every, w here, Has Been Destroyed Through tire d to th e P la za c o n fe c tio n e ry , Public C arelessness. w h e re th e y had a fine teed. K. N elson m ak e s s u its to o rd e r. M edford a n d Ja c k so n v ille in d e ­ H o tel A sh la n d Block. 1 6 8 tf A re you c o n te m p la tin g b u ild in g ? p e n d e n t b a seb a ll te a m s w ill play B e tte r see B eaver R e a lty com pany. a t 3 o ’clock S u n d ay a t O ak G rove, on If you h av e a n y w irin g o r e le c tr i­ 1 8 8 tf th e Ja c k so n v ille c a r line. B oth te a m s cal r e p a ir w o rk , phone W . L. Sam s, a re said to be going w ell, an d a good j 298-Y. C o n tra c tin g a sp ecialty . In U nison w ith S p rin g — g a m e Is expected. W . M. B a rb e r is one o f A s h la n d ’s ----------- Property C hanges H ands — Yeo sez: I sell life in su ra n c e . 1 8 9 , j N D ennis has gold h¡8 p ro p e rty c itiz e n s who believ es in Hiding in seaso n , a n d a s th e w hole c o u n try is v „ , , , n 1 Wi a t 477 A llison s tr e e t to B. B. B alis, Y our frie n d s w ill be th e re . K in g s- . ’ p u ttin g on a new co at, he is re s p o n d ­ ■a c o n d u c to r on th e S o u th e rn P acific, b u ry , S a tu rd a y n ig h t. 195-4 an d Mr. B alis w ill ta k e possessio n of ing by g iv in g his h o u se a new co at of p a in t. th e p ro p e rty May 1. Mr. D ennis will M oves to T a le n t— Mr. H a rt, w ho w as fo rm e rly m a n ­ m ove in to th e new b u n g a lo w he h as K. N elson does cleaning^ p re ssin g , a g e r of th e Good E a ts r e s ta u r a n t on p ra c tic a lly com p leted on th e B oule­ r e p a irin g a n d d y eing. 14»Stf F o u rth s tr e e t, m oved W ed n esd ay to v ard . T a le n t. Mr. H a rt h a s som e m in in g 1 C o lu m b ia re c o rd s re d a c e d to 65c Dance Saturday night, M oose h all. c la im s n e a r th e re , w hich he expects a t R ose B ro th e rs . . 1/5 2 tf Ijcedom ’s O rchestra. 105-3 to w ork th is su m m e r. N E W T O P m a k e s y o u r c a r lo o k H e re ’s a new one— sliced rin d le ss new . All k in d s of u p h o ls te rin g a t T ry D e tric k ’s sliced rin d le s s b ason p acked in s a n ita ry c a rto n s . C osts bacon p acked in s a n ita ry w axed pa- th e N ew A uto Top Shop, P a r k S tre e t. 192-6 no m ore th a n th e o rd in a ry kin d . 1 Pe r c a rto n s . D e tric k ’s G ro c e te ria . 1 9 5 tf W e sell for less. 1 9 5 tf M akes V isit H ere— Dew Drop Inn—for lunches. HOMESTEADS M rs. M. F. T h o m p so n , o f Y re k a . I have a b ig snap in, good land C alif., m ad e a th re e d a y s ’ v isit h e re B uys New C a r— near here. Can locate you w here th is w eek a t th e hom e of h e r n ephew C h a rle s R ose is th e ow n er of you w ill m a k e good m o n ey . E. T. C. A. B ro o k m ille r, a t 354 L ib e rty new E ssex to u rin g c a r. S tap les, A sh la n d , Ore. i » 6 tf s tr e e t, a n d la te r w e n t to M edford w h ere she will v isit w ith M rs. C. G. B u tte rfie ld fo r a s h o rt tim e. Beautiful Springtime Fabrics In out 5aid goods section you will find, conveniently grouped, almost any kind of fabric, design and coloring in sewing or dressmaking material. Furthermore, the values prevailing are convincing that truly high class merchandise lias been brought within the reach of all H av e a fit a t O rres. c lo th e s. P h o n e 64. Many years ago, when the A m erican In d ian s w ere the only in h ab itan ts of the U nited States, th e m ountainsides in springtim e w ere alm ost w hite with the blossoms of claym oun. the Indian nam e for m ountain laurel. N ow adays the laurel is not so plen­ tiful. People have broken down too i m any p lan ts and pulled up too many o thers by the roots. Still you may find some of these low, scraggl.v bush­ es if you a re fam iliar with the coun­ tryside. F o r in nearly every hilly p a rt of the states, from Mukie to Ohio, from Florida to C anada, a few a t least of these a ttra c tiv e shrubs are grow ­ ing. T he roots of these p a rtic u la r plants reach out for surprisingly long dis­ tances, seem ing to enjoy prow ling about in th e loose soil of the m oun­ tainsides. Yet, w ith all th e roving tendencies of the roots, the patches of p lan ts do not spread, but rem ain about th e sam e size from year to year. Calico-bush is an old-fashioned name for m ountain laurel, a nam e th a t some country people think Is the only name. Spoonwood is an o th er queer nam e by which you may hear th is sam e plant called. O rres c le a n s 191-3 36 inches w ide in a w ide ra n g e of p a tte rn s in lig h t colors. See th e m ! DOTTED SWISS—YD. 69c T h is new a n d p o p u la r m a te ria l com es 36 in ch e s w ide w ith colored dots, e m b ro id e re d . A lso p lain colors. - VOILE CHIFFON—YD. 48c 3 6 inches w ide; com es in lig h t co lo rs in p laid a n d check effects. C olors: R ed, o ra n g e , lig h t blue, W ack a n d w h ite a n d N ile G reen. THE “ WELWORTH” BLOUSE r nriTirT¡' rn r \ untnn a n d B a tiste s T A IL O R E D a n d se m l-ta llo re d m odels d e sig n e d in s m a r te s t m odes. F in e pin tu c k s a n d s u b s ta n tia l .lac e e d g in g s, b its of h a n d -e m b ro id e ry a n d h e m ­ s titc h in g — o th e rs sev erely ta il­ ored. Very moderately priced at $ 2 .0 0 THE “ WIRTHM0RE” WAIST in fo u r new sty le s, m ade of Voile, nicely trim m e d P riced now $1.00 E . R . IS A A C & CO. S U C C E S S O R TO O. H . VAUPEL THE Q UALITY S T O R E T,ie Store Where Your Patronage Is Appreciated Have Your H .m s th fh in g and P lco tin g D one H ere The Tourist Won’t Stay Long if Forest Fire Smoke Hides the Scenry » W.:- *: ■ T he A sh lan d high school b a seb a ll team w ill jo u rn e y to M edford S a tu r ­ day, w h ere th ey w ill cro ss b a ts w ith th e M edford high school tea m on th e N orth H olly s tr e e t g ro u n d s. T h e re is p r o n rs e of a re a l gam e, as both te a m s have been w o rk in g o u t h a rd fo r sev eral w eeks. A m ong th e A shland p la y e rs w ho will a p p e a r on th e d iam o n d a re B eer, Y oung, W e ise n b u rg e r, W en t- n e r, M cW illiam s, T ay lo r, C h ap m an , G u th rie R ush, W ild, Bell and B eaver. T he locals have been show ing g re a t form th e la s t few days of w arm w e a th e r an d e x p ec’ c o n fid e n t­ ly to com e back w t h th e long end o f th e score. • ( S n ails in London R e s ta u ra n ts. English officers who served In F rance during the w ar acquired In m any cases a ta s te fo r frogs' legs and snails, h ith erto unknown to London m enus. When they retu rn ed home they dem anded the sam e tid b its In London and /tow both frogs' legs and snails a re conveyed daily from F rance to London by airplane. Some of the London re s ta u ra n ts a re doing an enoi tnous business in serving these two a rticle s o f food. A T ¡ i Hotel Vendome fo r a re a l p lace to e a t. H om e Cooked m eals se rv e d fam ily sty le. B re a k fa s t to o rd e r. R e g u la r d in n e r, 50 c e n ts. S unday ch icken d in n e r, 75 c e n ts. J u s t a c ro ss from L ib ra ry ---- 125 E a s t Main St. ; I MR. a n d M RS. H I’D N ELL, P rops. Designer Patterns AY colors, charming designs! Never were they ' more fashionable—more in demand. Come in and see for yourself the appealing, beauty of these new printed effects. G Here are just the fabrics you need for your new frocks — the simple styles now being worn depend so much on loveliness of material for their success. Printed silks, cottons, voiles — in all the fashionable colors. A feast for the eye—a joy to the purse! Developed in one of the new printed silks x>r cottons, the dress shown here has infinite style and charm. This is only one of many lovely new Standard-Designer Patterns now teady in our pattern department. You can make such a dress yourself with great success, The Belrobe which comes with every new Standard Designer Pattern enables you to sew into your dress a and line not possible without it. Come in and see al! he new fashions and let us tell you what The Belrobe duct :or you. of the Clubs^í P acific Coast League ■ W on Lost V ern o n . . . . 4 San F ra n c isc o . . . 6 Los A ngeles .......... 6 S a c ra m e n to . . . . 7 O ak lan d ............. 8 S a lt L a k e ............... 5 P o rtla n d ............. 7 S e a ttle ............... 10 — S pecial! Y akim a N etted Gem P o ­ tato es, $2.00 p er h u n d red pounds, Smiling Porches. i D e tric k ’s G ro c e te ria . We sell fo r Stephen W einberg is under indict­ More houses a re being built with less. 1 9 6 tf inclosed porches than ever b e fo re ; m ent In W ashington for im personating you m ay walk down long stre e ts of a com m ander in th e navy and as such TOO L A T E TO C L A SSIFY . dear little hom es whose porches smile ) acting as an aid to Princess F atim a of A fghanistan during lier recent visit a t you through tiny panes of glass, I FO R S A L E — N ew tow n cull apples. 322 W im er s tre e t. 196-2* You pass medium-sized places with > to the W hite House. The indictm ent grounds, com fortable houses set back 1 charges th a t he posed as Com m ander FO R SA L E — F u r n itu r e , a new lot or from the road, and large m ansions— W yman. fine second hand f u rn itu r e a t Icen- In every one som ew here you catch the liow er F u r n itu r e S tore. Com e and POSSIBLE glim pse of an enclosed porch-room see it. 389 E a s t M ain. 196-2 EXPLANATION Old fashioned bouses follow suit, and I can’t im agine back of th e rounded Colonial pillars FO R SA LE— O r will re n t low er flo o r why B ertie is so of m y hom e a t 117 L a u rel St. a re fitted sm all-paned glass partitio n s brainless; can 196-3* th a t inclose the porch as efficaciously you? as though It had been built th a t way T h e re ’s a CO NV ALESCEN T HOM E— Do you In the beginning. In th e sum m er these theory th a t he you w an t to he m ade o v er? New a re lifted out, leaving th e porch as w as brought up tissu e , new blood and th e pink before.—T he Designer. •n a vacuum and w h ite sk in of a baby? Milk * bottle. D iet, p ro p erly ta k e n , will do it. C anada Pushing Honey Industry. 196-1 It is expected th a t O n tario’s honey . C H A N G E D THUS FOR R E N T — F ive room house. 266 crop next season will be m arkeieil ' SU B JE C T . Sixth s tre e t. O w ner and key, 243 largely on th e co-operative system , j > ^ * 5 ’ ? C ould you leav e L a u re l s tre e t. 196-2* as a resu lt of the activities of the j V js, m e a dollar, old com m ittee appointed recently by the ; CHIROPRACTORS. 1 MJ m a n ? O ntario Bee K eepers’ association, and I C e rta in ly ! 1 w ith the assistan ce of tlie O ntario , D lt. MAUD IN G ER SO LL HAW LEY el i ¡¡7 co u ld d o lo ts of governm ent. T he honey will be graded £ £ th in g s I h av e no ■— V isiting C h iro p ra c tic P h y sicia n . p « l i p r m c n .m n o f do- and have a registered brand for the N e u ritis ra se s a specialty . P h o n e l r i f i l i a l t ? lic .’ e day, protection of consum ers. Each pack­ 11S-.1. T re a tm e n t given only in i your own hom e. age will have a distinguishing number, by which it can be traced back to the producer. so popular this season Standing D ainty New V oiles JU S T A R R IV E D in tim e fo r w e a rin g w ith c o lo rfu l tw eed s u its. An u n u su a l a sse m b la g e o f p o p u la r priced w aists. J u s t th e kind of w a ists th a t give an im p re ssio n of n e a tn e s s and c h a rm . i, ASHLA ND TO PLAY / T h e W . R. C. w ill m ee t w ith M rs. T u r n e r a t 256 S ixth s tr e e t M onday a fte rn o o n a t 2 o ’clock. 196-1 Jenny Lind, Sw edish Singer. Jenny Lind, or M adam e Gold­ schm idt, fam ous Sw edish singer, was born a t Stockholm O ctober 6, 1820, and died a t W ynd’s Point, M alvern, N ovem ber 2, 1887. She first appeared a t th e Royal th e a te r In Stockholm as Agatha In “D e r F relsch u tz,” M arch 7 1838. From 1841 to 1842 she studied In P aris. T he next tw o yeurs she spent In Stockholm . From 1844 to 1847 she studied and sang In Germany, going from th e re to E ngland, w here she rem ained fo r tw o years, thence coming to Am erica. She w as m arried to O tto G oldschm idt, conductor and com poser, In Boston, F e b ru ary 5, 1852. The last fo u r y e a rs of h e r life she tau g h t singing a t th e Royal College • f Music. ■■■ M ED FO R D H IG H TEAM /or NEW PRINTED FABRICS H ih ii! For wearing with the new Tweed Suits STEPHEN WEINBERG One of G reat City’s Tragedies. An old-tim e tragedy of the Central M arkets, P aris, has been recalled by the death a t an advanced age of a once rich woman, who fo r m any years m ade a poor living th ere overturning garbage cans and selling anything of value she m ight be able to find th ere­ in. H er nam e was unknown, and for nearly half a century she was merely called “Princess.” F ifty years ago it was fashionable fo r persons of high society in P a ris to pass a riotous night In the cafes and sta lls of the m arket. On one occasion a fashionable woman one of a gay* party, was robbed of money and Jewels, persum ably by tier escort. Left penniless, she refused, for reasons easily surm isable, to com­ m unicate with her husband or her fam ily In central France. Instead she sought em ploym ent and gradually fell Into extrem e poverty. She got her nick nam e owing to her Invariable habit, when asked about her form er life, of re p ly in g : “Ask no q u e s tio n s ; I am a princess from a f a r country.” L aw n m o w ers p u t in f ir s t c la ss o r ­ d e r. W e call fo r a n d d e liv e r. F ix it Shop, B eav er B lock. P h o n e 183-R . 1 9 2 tf PRINTED DIMITY—YD. 59c Tlu Betrat« cuatne cium itioun the pattern m your rite UliJ On all ruúdbir wutlki of mourrai You inora eS n t b.aoBwa m c -.4fa thaa auer tarara '■"i* Pet. 1 .636 .625 1 .600 1 .532 i .5 0 0 i .375 i .3 64 1 .286 1 N a tio n a l Itc a g n e W on L ost New Y ork . . . . 1 St. L ouis ................. 2 C hicago .................... 2 P h ila d e lp h ia .......... 2 B rooklyn ................. 3 C in c in n a ti .......... 4 P itts b u rg h ............ 4 B oston .................... 4 Pet. .800 .667 .667 .600 .400 .333 .3 33 .200 A m erican L eague W on L ost C leveland ............... 1 New Y ork . . . . 2 P h ila d e lp h ia .......... . . . 4 2 St. L ouis .................. 2- C hicago .................... 3 W a sh in g to n .......... 4 B oston f ........................... 41 D e tro it *.................... . . . 0 5 Pet. .833 .667 .667 .667 .400 .333 .333 .000 > F rid a y , .April 21, 1022 ■ s» *— * ‘ 1V - f e . ' w d /y /] Grace ELKS BUILDING PHONE 3