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ASHLAND DAILY T ID IN G S
| LOCAL AND PERSONAL
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H om e from K lam ath A gency—
M iss A lice W a lk e r, w ho hag been
te a c h in g a t K la m a th In d ia n agency
d u rin g th e p a s t school y e a r, a rriv e d
h o m e a few days ago.
R e d u c tio n s on b ra id s, flo w ers a n d
u n trim m e d sh a p es.
A new lin e of
s h a d e s an d o u tin g h a ts. M rs. S im
m ons, 26 S. P io n e e r St.
.241-4
I', o f O. Sum m er T em i—
T he U n iv ersity of O regon s u m m e r
te rm will begin a t E u g e n e J u n e 21,
a n d will c o n tin u e to J u ly 29, w hile
th e P o rtla n d session will be held
b etw een J u n e 19 a n d J u ly 28. F u ll
p a rtic u la rs m ay be had by w ritin g to
th e d ire c to r, s u m m e r te rm , U. of O.,
E u g e n e , O regon.
M rs. A lices. F in n e ll, of L ynden,
W hatcom co u n ty . W ash ., w ould like
to c o rre sp o n d w ith perso n o r p e r
sons re la tiv e to c o n d itio n s, c lim a te
a n u th e g e n e ra l a d v is a b ility of a
widow a n d d a u g h te r m a k in g th e ir
hom e in A sh lan d , O regon.
241-4*
WHO STUM BLES MOST DANCES BEST
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Sebenico vainly boasts of being th e
Roman colony Sicutn, w here C ladlus
q u a rte re d his veterans, and so styles
Itself In public Inscriptions and Latin
docum ents. B ut Slcum stood fa rth e r
soutb, near Salona, a t a spot still
m arked by Rom an re m a p s . *»■
It ts to be feared th a t Sebenico
bad a sadly ignoble origin, says the
M anchester G uurdlan. T he nam e is
said to be derived from a word that
m eans the fo rt from whence bandits
w atched the sea fo r ships which they
a tta ck e d and plundered. T he little
D alm utiau p ira te s’ la ir rem ained quite
unknow n until selected In the early
i M iddle ages by C roatian kings fo r their
fav o rite residence. A part from pos
session of a picturesque land locked
harbor, the only c a th ed ral In the world
built entirely of stone and inetal, and
the ancestral house of th e O rsini, Se
benico has few claim s to distinction.
However, by some people Sebenico
will alw ays be held In high honor
for being th e place w here they m ake
m araschino, an insidious liquor dis
tilled from sm all black cherries.
WOMEN’S AD CLUB (S T E T T E
WILL BE HERE MONDAY
Next M onday th e W o m en ’s O c te tte
of th e P o rtla n d Ad club will be h e re
a n d give a n e n te r ta in m e n t in aid of
th e F o u rth of J u ly fu n d . I t if one
of th e very b est m u sical o rg a n iz a
tio n s in th e s ta te a n d can be de
pended upon to give a p ro g ra m th a t
will be well w o rth h e a rin g .
It w ill be w elcom e new s to Ash-
la n d e rs to know t h a t th ey a re accom
pan ied by W a lte r J e n k in s , w ho is
well know n h e re , a n d w ho h a s th e
re p u ta tio n o f b e in g th e fin e st b a ri
to n e soloist in th e s ta te . T he o c te tte
is u n d e r th e m a n a g e m e n tt of Rose
C o u ’so n -R eid . an d th e p e rso n n e l is
as fo llo w s:
L u lu A rchbold, G er-
tru d e P o rte r, H e rm in e A lbers. G er-
tru d e H oeber. R u th L an g e, M arie
Dooley. N ina D ressel, E s th e r Col-
llu s -C h a tte n ; M aybelle C. W o lcott,
ac co m p a n ist.
Ford Co. Turns Out
Motor No. 6,000,000
Pbytbmic Philosophy
THE HE-GOSSIP
I h av e seen a h u n ch of w om en
C lack in g o ’e r th e ir ste a m in g t e a /
R o llin g m o rse ls of sw e e t sc an d a l
On th e ir to n g u e s in e c sta cy ;
I have w a tc h ed a b u n ch of m ag p ies
S creech in g ’ro u n d a lu ck le ss b ird
T ill its p lu m a g e d ro o p ed in a n g u ish
A t th e c h a tte r in g it h e a rd ;
I have seen a g reed y la w y e r d a m n a soul w ith o u t re
m orse, an d a tu rk e y b u z z ard fe a s tin g on th e c a rc a ss of
a h o rse ; b u t of a ll th e n a u s e a tin g , c ro a k in g , b lig h tin g
pests of m en, ’tis th e busy old tow n gossip, a n d th e
g e n d e r, m asc u lin e .
I w ould r a th e r have a r a t t le r coil its e lf upon my b r e a s t
o r a flock of G ila m o n ste rs h issin g ’ro u n d my place of
re st, th a n to have a n old he-gossip fix m e w ith his
rh e u m y eye a n d le e r a n d s lu r a n d c a ck le a t h is n e ig h
bors p assin g by.
You say th e r e is no d ev il? Y ou’re
m is ta k e n — th e r e h e goes; see him w ink a n d s p it a n d hob
nob w ith th a t bu n ch of old s c a re c ro w s; he f a tte n s sleek
on s c a n d a l a n d on m ise ry h e th riv e s, a» he th r u s ts his
old p roboscis in to o th e r p e o p le s’ lives.
L e t a m an com e o u t fo r office a n d he cam ps rig h t on
his tra il, w hile h is to n g u e w o rk s sm o o th a n d oily
th ro u g h th e cam p aig n w ith o u t fa il; h e d ip s h is d irty
fin g e rs in th e m a n ’s fo rg o tte n p a st, a n d d ig s up a ll th e
b re a k s h e ’s m ad e a n d s c a tte r s th em b ro a d c a st.
S hould a fee b le w om an stu m b le
In th e s tr a ig h t a n d n a rro w wray,
She can n e v e r rise above it
F o r he h o u n d s h e r n ig h t a n d d a y ;
O r sh o u ld fic k le f o rtu n e fail you
A nd you lose o u t in th e s trife ,
You a re food fo r th is old v u ltu r e
$
All th e b a la n c e of y o u r life.
RED B L U F F SOLONS REJECT
ENFORCEM ENT ORDINANCE
R E D B L U F F . C alif.. J u n e 14 —
R ed B luff is not q u ite rea d y fo r a
local d ry e n fo rc e m e n t o rd in a n c e.
T h e b o a rd of tr u s te e s so d ecid ed la s t
Auto-Locomotive Makes Test Run
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COM M ISSIONS IN U. S. NAVY’
FO R D ISO R D ER LY CONDUCT
H ow ard E. O rem , son of Mr. an d
Mrs. H. O rem , of th is city, an d R alp h
H ‘ W ish a rd g ra d u a te d from th e
A n n a l,o lis n av al academ y J u n e T .
a n d w ere com m issioned en sig n s in
thC U n ited S ta te s navy J u n e 3- says
th e K la m a th F a lls R ecord.
The
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c o u n ty
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boys
F ra n k O. D oreo. a M exican, w as
b ro u g h t in to J u s tic e G ow dy’s c o u rt
th is m o rn in g a n d fined $25 on th e
c h a rg e of d iso rd e rly c o n d u c t p re -
fe rre d by H a rry M orrow of th e Bon
Ton cafe. T he M exican had $14.50
in cash , and th e c o u rt accepted $14
w e re a n d
i am o n g a p p ro x im a te ly 300 m idship-
T he u n u s u a lly heav y d e m a n d fo r m en
w ho
received
com m issions.
•F o rd c a rs a n d tru c k s a t th e p re s e n t A bout 200 of th is y e a r ’s class w ere
tim e h a s n e c e s s ita te d th e b u ild in g n o t g ra d u a te d as an econom y m ea-
of 6400 m o to rs d ally.
T h ese a re s u re to red u c e n av al a p p ro p ria tio n s ,
sh ip p e d in c a rlo a d lo ts to th e v a rio u s
E n sig n Orem h^s w ritte n his p a r-
F o rd a sse m b lin g p la n ts th ro u g h o u t e n ts t h a t th e sh ip to w hich he was
th e U nited S ta te s.
assig n e d will be in th e P acific in
T h e f ir s t M odel “ T ” F o rd m o to r'-In ly -
E n sig n W is h a rd ’s plan s a re
w as co m p leted on O cto b er 1, 1908, n o t know n.
n u m b e r 1,000,000 le ft th e a sse m b ly !
¡lin e D ecem ber 10, 1 915; a n d num-1
h e r 5 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 cam e th ro u g h M ay 28
1921.
C o m m en tin g on th is m a rv e lo u s
p ro d u c tio n , H a rris o n B ro th e rs, th e
F o rd a g e n ts in A sh lan d , p o in te d o u t
th a t th is rec o rd to o k in only th e
p ro d u c tio n
sin ce
1908, a lth o u g h
p rio r to th a t tim e th e co m p an y had
b u ilt a g r e a t m an y m o to rs o f-w h ic h
no rec o rd had been k ep t.
th e
p ro m is e
to
pay
th e
o th e r
$11 on J u n e 26, and let him go.
T he M exican cam e in to th e cafe,
and Mrs. M orrow cam e to w ait on
him , and w as in su lte d by him both
in a c ts an d w ords. W h ereu p o n M r.
M orrow a p p e a re d from th e k itc h e n
and p oceeded to a d m in is te r a so u n d
b e a tin g . An o ffic er was called w ho
a rre s te d D oreo, and he w as ta k e n
b efo re th e c o u rt a t once for tria l
- - » ra . —
Pi& n N o w t o A t t e n d
Annual Rose Festival
At Portland
June 20-21-22 and 23
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
I
CARS W A SH ED — P o lish e d , g reased
a t M ack’s G arag e, 135 P io n e er.
24 1 -tf
R • a i l r o a d F a r e s
FO R SA L E — 440 a c re sto ck ra n c h ,
tim b e r en o u g h on to pay fo r place
a t $1 p e r co rd , 200 a c re s fence,
w ith b u ild in g s. L. S. B row n, 500
H olly St.
2 4 1 -6
a re th e
L o w e s t in Y e a r s
F O R SA L E — B rig h t, clean a lfa lfa
hay. B eaver R e a lty A gency. 241-6
$16.50 for the Round Trip
RA DIO F O R SA L E — D e te c to r and
tw o s ta g e a m p lifie r m o u n te d on
q u a r te r inch b a k e lite p anel, 12 by
24, in c a b in e t seven in ch e s w ire.
T h is o u tf it b rin g s m usic from San
F ra n c isc o , S e a ttle a n d in te rm e d i- j
a te s ta tio n s ; th re e vacuum tu b es, ’
88 v olt “ B” b a tte ry , a e ria l a n d
p a ir B ra u d e s s u p e rio r navy ty p e;
phones.
$100.
C all S te in m a n ,
w rite W . H. R., S iskiyou, Or. 2 4 1-* ;
F O R R E N T — Tw o room fu rn ish e d
a p a rtm e n t; also fu rn is h e d room s.
A d u lts only. P h o n e 348-L. 241-4*
F O R SA L E — See th e $2600 house at
322 So. C e n tra l, M edford, before i
b u y ing. It gives you a hom e and
in co m e ; close to b u sin e ss c e n te r;
easy te rm s. P h o n e 403-M. 241-3*
•
G et aw ay from th e d a ily “ g r in d ” and enjoy y o u rse lf for a few
(lays.
T he c h a n g e will do you good a n d give you “ lo ts-a-p e p .”
Frequent Train Service at Convenient Hours
F o r f u r th e r p a rtic u la rs o r Rose F e stiv a l p ro g ra m ,
in q u ire of ag ents.
»Southern P a cific L in e s
JO H N M. SCOTT,
G e n e ral P a sse n g e r A gent
TODAY—
—T O M O R R O W
H AR O LD LLO YD
----- IN-----
“ A S A IL O R - M A D E M A N ”
The Wrong Saint.
Childhood's propensity for getting
nam es mixed w as well Illu stra te d a
Sunday m orning or tw o ago wheu
little R ichard, on the way to Sunday
T his auto-locom otlve, so called because it Is gasoline operated and run» on
school with his m other and sister,
m et an o th er little boy afflicted with a s ta n d a rd gauge tra c k , m ade Its m aiden trip recently from P h ilad elp h ia to
W ashington over th e Pennsylvania railro a d track s. I t h a s a cap acity o f 65
St. V itus’ dance.
R ichard was deeply Im pressed by passengers and can m ain tain a n av erag e speed o f 35 m iles p e r hour.
the incldeut and asked his m other
w hat w as the m a tte r w ith the little
boy.
“Poor child,'’ th e sym pathetic m oth
er replied. “ H e has St. V itus’s dance.”
Back a t home, R ichard rushed in to !
tell his fa th e r of th e Incidents of the
m orning and closed w ith the re
m ark :
“And—and—and we saw a poor lit
tle boy who Jerked all over. H e had
the Rltcom b Riley.”
Of Course You Can Save
Only Fat Girls in His Office.
“ I have found one em ployer whose
‘bug’ in hiring folks fo r bis office is
Worse than the idea against bobbed
beads and sh o rt skirts,** lam ented a
young woman who w as w eary with
hunting work
“And w hat’s th a t? ”
“ He won’t h ire any one—m ale or fe
m ale—unless he h as a fat. healthy,
well-fed, w ell-cared-for look. I was
talking to the girl who lets applicants
In to see the boss. She w as real sweet
and kind and she told m e I m ight as
well not go In. I asked her why. and
she confided to me th a t I w as too
pale, too d elicate looking. T his girl
th in k s it is Just because he is known
a s an old tightw ad and la selfish, and"
t it said of him th a t
A unti le-,
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A larg e sign hag been e re c te d tw o
m iles e a st of th e city on th e h illsid e
ju s t w est of th e Owen o r P a r k e r
ran c h , an d a t one sid e of th e P acific
highw ay, a d v e rtis in g T acom a. W ash,
an d vicinity.
T he sign is a b o u t 50 feet long by
15 feet high an d h as p rin te d in la rg e
le tte rs th e follow ing in fo rm a tio n :
‘ You will find good ro ad s in th e
P u g e t Sound c o u n try ,” a n d “ T acom a
th e g a te w ay to Mt. R a in ie r.”
No
f u r th e r w o rd in g is on th e sign, b u t
a t one end is p a in te d a p ic tu re of
w h at th e P u g e t Sound c o u n try is
sup p o sed to look like.
M any c itizen s h av e co m m en ted on
th e sign being placed th is f a r from
T acom a, a n d v a rio u s view s
to
w h e th e r it w ould be of a n y special
b e n e fit to th a t section of th e co u n
try have been h e a rd . B ut th e people
of th a t se ctio n sh o u ld rea p a rich
h a rv e st if th e sig n s a r e s c a tte re d a ll
o v er th e s u rro u n d in g c o u n try , to let
th e to u ris t know w h a t th e y have
fo r him a ro u n d P u g e t S ound.
■
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.
By Dick Posey
Dalmatian Town of Sobonico Really
Haa Little Right to Other
Claims to Honors.
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NO M ú » t
S IT T IN G O U T < & \
FOR H E -
ALW AYS
I eXPC R T A T
In Ashland’s
Auto Camp
LARGE SIGN CAUSES MUCH
COMENT ABOUT TH E CITY
'ur_ ‘ 'V tl «
o r ig in a l
«•»»
T hose a rriv in g la s t e v e n in g w ere:
H a rry B rooton a n d fam ily , C lover
d ale, O r.; J a m e s M cG arva a n d fa m
G et LK ED O M ’S F o rd Day p rices
on MASON CORDS. T h e y ’ll knock ily, L ikely, C a lif.; Ben O lsen and
you stiff.
A t L eed o m ’g T ire H os p a rty , S e a ttle ; L. F. C ro w d e r an d
p ita l.
2 4 1 tf fam ily. S e a ttle ; O. R. N ichols, Y a k i
m a, W a sh .; M r. a n d M rs. J . T ra g e r,
D enver; J. S. B a te m a n a n d fam ily,
ORCHESTRA OF BAPTIST
S n o h o m ish , W a sh .; P h il S idle v id
CHURCH IS ENTERTAINED
fam ily, P h o en ix , A riz.; C. B. M cCray
a n d fam ily , O a k la n d , C alif.; L a u ra
S everal m em b ers of th e B ap tist
T ay lo r, S e a ttle ; C. R. D uncan a n d
ch u rc h o rc h e s tra an d som e frie n d s
fam ily , E m m e tt, Id a h o ; Mr. and
g a th e re d a t th e S te n n e tt hom e on
M rs. L. D. B agley, P a s a d e n a ; N. W.
F a irv ie w s tre e t y e ste rd a y ev en in g
B re w ste r a n d fam ily , J . L. L an g -
for a com bined re h e a rsa l a n d social
m ore, C. H. M oore a n d fam ily . O lym
evening.
p ia; C. D. A rnold a n d fam ily . Long
M usic p ra c tic e a n d social c h a t oc
Beachj; G. G u n d e rso n a,nd fam ily.
cupied th e first p a rt of th e evening,
W e b ste r, C a lif.; E. F . C ad m an a n d
w hile
re fre s h m e n ts
an d
la n te rn
p a rty , W e n a tc h e e ; P. F ü h r e r a n d
slid e s took c a re of th e a f te r p a rt.
p a rty , B e rk e le y ; J. E ric k so n an d
T he p a rty did not end u n til a la te
p a rty , E v e re tt, W a sh .; W. W oodm an
h o u r an d all p re se n t expressed th e m
H ong K ong, C h in a ; R. W a h lg ra n
selves as having had a very e n jo y
a n d p a rty , E v e re tt, W a sh .; L. B.
a b le evening.
W ood an d fam ily , C o rv a llis; W in A t
T hose p re se n t to e n jo y th e ev en
wood an d fam ily , C o rv a llis; Mr. a n d
ing w ere O. F. C arso n , V ernon C ar-
Mrs. B u ttre ss.
son, G lenn In m a n , T h e o d o re Ge-
B auer, M r. a n d Mrs. T ra v is, an d
Miss M orehouse.
FAMED FOR ITS MARASCHINO
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T w en ty -fiv e c a rs c a m e in to th e
M oves to Karber A partm ent—
cam p la st e v e n in g a ll th e w ay from
Mrs. W iley has ta k e n an a p rtm e n t
th e o rie n t to th e Occident.
M any
a t th e W. M. B a rb e r hom e.
of th e se h av e been h e re b e fo re a n d
w ere d e lig h te d w ith th e a d d itio n a l
J u s t th e la rg e s t a n d West m ilk
acco m m o d a tio n s in th e p a rk th is
sh a k e, a t th e C andy C u p b o ard . 241 tf
y ear.
Som e a re from o th e r c itie s
w h ere pay cam p s have been s ta r te d ,
F o rd tic k e ts w ith each 75 cen ts
a n d a re an x io u s to know how the
a t F ix it Shop, 35 F irs t St.
2 4 1 -tf e x p e rim e n t h a s w o rk ed in A sh lan d .
C liff P a y n e m ak e s la d d e rs.
W ednesday, June 14, il)2 á
Don’t say you can’t save,
Anybody ean who
is determined to get ahead.
Throw your hat into the ring. Make a promise
to yourself and keep it.
We can help you. Open a savings account for
a dollar or more and get started now.
The Citizens Bank oi Ashland
Ashland, Oregon
See the wonderful palace of the M aharaja—with its beautiful dancing girls, its wonderful
a it tiea.sures, its sunken pools, and its majestic towers and its grand stairwavs — and-—
HAROLD LLOYD there, too—
HANDLE WITH CARE”
1 he man he WAS said “ Treat her rough!” The man he is
NOW says “ Handle with care.” (They’re married now!)
WIN A FORD— Ask for coupon with every adult admission.
A s h la n d G r a n ite C o m p a n y
INCORPORATED FOR $150,000—SHARES $100 EACH
This is a new company formed for the purpose of buying’ 140
acres and the equipment of the Blair Granite Company, near
Ashland, enlarging the plant and building up a great wholesale
monumental business.
Three months careful investigation reveals the fact that all
conditions are favorable for the very profitable operation of a
concern employing many men at good wages, and bringing
thousands of dollars into the valley from outside sources.
A visit to the quarry will open your eyes to the possibilities.
Transportation will be provided for all interested persons who
will make known their desire to see this foundation for a big
business. An illustrated booklet and other printed matter will
be sent free upon application to the company.
Help Build a Big Business and Get Your Reward in Dividends
Opportunity plus action brings results
We furnish the opportunity
ASHLAND GRANITE COMPANY;
ASHLAND, OREGON
H.JL GALEY, Stock Subscription Solicitor