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ASHLAND DAILY TIDINGS
FAQ» FO C»
H ere from Klam u h P alls—
Fred P eterso n , of K lam ath F alls,
is in A shland, having been called
here as the resu lt of his child hav
ing a fin g e r badly in ju re d w hen a
Moves tv C ountry—
ru m p a t the Em il Pell sto re fell on
L. B. Stevens, who has been living
him.
a t 264 Seventh stre e t, has moved to
th e S uncrest O rchards, w here he
V isiting w ith M other—
will be em ployed d uring th e balance
N ate O tterbein, of K lam ath Falls,
of the year.
is in th e city for a few d®>s visiting
I w ith his m other, Mrs. H arvey, of
Phone 64.1
O n e s cleans clothes.
B stre e t.
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Locai and Personal
Famous Film Stars’
Favorite Coiffures
V isiting w ith F riends—
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Grim es, of
and M rs. W. A. W iest, of
DOROTHY DALTON
K lam ath Falls, is in the city A visiting
K fam ath F alls w ere visitors in Ash
For
women
who have round and
w ith friends.
land yesterday. Mr. W iest is a ssist
full faces this style of coiffure,
which Is Dorothy Dalton’s favorite,
a n t d istric t a tto rn e y in K lam ath
Off to C ra te r L ake—
Is very effective.
The hair is
county.
Chief of Police H atcher is off on a dressed falriy low with only its '
trip to C ra te r L ake on a pleasure natural wave. It is one way to
V isits w ith P a re n ts—
dress short hair so that it seems
ja u n t for a few days.
Lynn M owat, of San Francisco
fnl and rich and yet It does not
give the kinky flapper effect. There
arrived in A shland T hursday for a
On C ra te r B ik e Trip—
is also an absence of frills which
visit w ith his p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ooveling and is especially becoming to one of
W. H. Mowat. of Beech avenue.
¡d au g h te r A reline. Mrs. Jen n ie Schan, Miss Dalton’s type.
New fall woolens a re in a t O rres Miss Mae H adfield, Miss C lara Koff-
T ailor Shop.
271-2* ran. Dr. P itm an and W right Hicks, R eturns from W eed—
composed a p arty th a t le ft F riday
Mrs. M iriam S hepifird, who took
for a trip to C rater Lake. They ex
H otel A shland G uests—
Mrs.
H enry P rovost to. her hom e in
The following p arties a re ’reg is pect to re tu rn Sunday evening.
Weed, Calif., a sh o rt tim e ago and
tered a t tlje Hotel A shland. C aptain
stayed for a visit th ere, has re tu rn e d
and Mrs. H olland, Mrs. C h ristin a A. Ia-ft for Crater latk e—
to her hom e in A shland.
A
p
arty
to
C
ra
te
r
Lake
composed
T u rn e r and son, J. M. Kelly, Mrs.
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F
orystli,
Miss
Ju
n
e
E. A. M acLavish, O akland, C alif.;
Alonzo M orrison, T. W. W ebster, J. M cFadden and Miss ’C laudine Cox,
R. D rennah and fam ily, C harles H. left th is m orning and expect to
Cory and fam ily, T. L. W isdom , spend two o r th ree days.
V isitors from K Lanuti h—
e.
SHIRT FLASHES
San Francisco is receiving
concerts broadcast at Schenec
tady. N, Y.
In New York a squad of sol
diers was drilled in an nrmorj
uptown at the commands of a
su|ierior on Governor’s island.
At the Pacific coast seaside
resorts, instead
of burying
themseives in the sand, the
young ladies clamp on their ear
pieces and kill time between
swims listening to radio music.
Educational experts say that
radio will prove of great assist
anco in the development of the
minds of subnormal children
The great obstacle in their edu
cation has been inability to
arouse interest. It is believed
that radio will greatly stimulate
such interest.
And now it is the .dentists who
are profiting by radio. It Is a
great advantage to keep the
mind of a patient oft his trou
bles.
When a radio ear-piece
is clamped on. what registers
on the cars of the sufferer makes
him more or less Indifferent‘to
what is going on in his mouth.
Great possibilities for tiie sooth
ing talker.
Queen of
the Turf
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— Also—
•A RURAL CIND ER ELLA’
TOMORROW A X D MONDAY
TSey
let
neve «
I
« e in
THE TPEATfttj
W wen connie ’ s I
W hy do $10 w orth of w orrying
when you can get a fine chicken
d in n er for 75 cents a t th e T avern?
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On F ish in g T rip—
Mr. and Mrs. Al. Jo rd a n left F ri
day evening to spend a few days
on a fishing and cam ping trip neat
L ake of th e W oods. They will be
joined th is evening by Mr. and Mrs.
W ilbert Jo rd a n , who will spend Sun
day a t th e camp.
-ffieR E
I CONSTANCE
TALMADGE
POLLY OF
THE FOLLIES
*>y
A
>ahr Stnerscn «<i Anita Loos
All the Zlegfeld girls — which
m eans half the beauties in the
w orld— ap p ear w ith Connie in
‘Polly of the. F ollies.”
ADDED ATTRACTION
«
A Community
Screen Song
"T oday”
Leil by Mrs. John S hortrulge
— Also—
PA T H E
REVIEW
GREAT PLANT IN MELBOURNE
Australian City Is Building Radio Sta
tion for Direct Communication
With Great Britain.
The work of establishing the mam
moth A ustralian radio station in Mel
bourne for direct communication with
Great Britain has been begun.
Tiie substations for overseas traffic
will be about three times as powerful
a s any European station today. It will
take two years before the central and
feeder stations are completed. As a
normal performance tiie chief station
will be able to speak direct over 12,
(XX> miles for the greater part of any
working day.
j Receiving and sending stations to
correspond will be built in Canada dur
Ing tiie same period. Tiie plant for
the main station will be imported
from England, but the plant for the
feeder stations will be manufactured
in Australia, one for each of the
states.
The combined cost of all these sta
tions will be about $5,000.000. The
i main station will consist of a trans
m itter and receiver term inal thirty
miles apart, the latte r including twen
ty-four towers each SOO feet high
spread over a square mile.
wireless rates will be one-third
A ppointed P o stm istress—
F lo ra B. Thom pson has been ap
pointed T o s ’niistress of the Ja ck so n
ville post o ffice,, having passed the
m ost satisfacto ry exam ination of any
cf th e six applicants, lo h n F. M ill
er-. who has been acting as p o stm as
te r since early last spring, has sent
in his resig n atio n , effective A ugust
first.
BOYS IN PA RK WOUND
be tak en to stop th is practice of
MRS. McNAIR W ITH STONE stone throw ing am ong , the boys,
who frequently g a th e r th e re and ex
Mrs. Hal McNair was passing ercise th e ir skill w ith slung-shota
th ro u g h the park on the roadw ay and bean shooters on th e birds.
near th e fotr.^’-Tus th is m o ru in r.
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when she was was stru c k over the
Ione— New w arehouse to be b u ilt
eye by a stone, and a painful wound here.
inflicted.
Some youngsters were
TOO BATE TO (L A 3 S IF Y
playing in the roadw ay and the stone
which stru c k Mrs. McNair was not) FOR SALE— Team of m ules, wagon
and harness. 10 tons of grain hay
New P o stm aster a t T alen t —
throw n with vicious in ten t. N ever
and farm im plem ents.
W ill sell
Glenn W ithrow has been ap p o in t theless. it m ight have been atten d ed )
sep arately or to g ether.
1087 N.
ed p o stm aster a t T alent.
w ith serious resu lts and steps should ; Main St., Ashland.
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i
Hittsons U sed Car Dept.
We buy good used cars of sta n d a rd m akes. Also sell on a com
m ision and finance the deal for the purchaser-
Studebaker Special Sixes on the floor for delivery.
Hit the T rail for Hittsons
HITTSON MOTORS ^ „ r„d
P honographs repaired. F ix it Shop.
P o rtla n d ; Mrs. J. R. S assnett, Med
Fined in Ju stic e C ourt—
ford; Dr. J. H. Laii,’ Mr. and Mrs.
The Jackson T ra n sfe r com pany,
O. Bayless and d a u g h te r, F. C. Can
Vern Stevens, both of whom are do
ine, S eattle; G eorge E verson, Dr
ing a tra n s fe r business in and about
and Mrs. W. K enney, Jo sep h -B u sh , A shland, appeared in Ju stice Gow-
C. P. R. Short, Mrs. C adw allander dy^s, c o u rt yesterday and w ere fined
and fam ily, G. D aniels, San F ra n cis $10 each for th eir failu re to pro-
co; Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Bowles, Mrs. ! cure a city license to do tra n s fe r
Isabella Bowles, Mr. and Mrs. John ( business w ithin th e city.
H. D ante, l7os A ngeles; Mr. and
Mrs. H. S. M arshall, Indio, Calif.; Leaves for M edford—
Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Taylor and child,
Mrs. Jay, who has been stopping
San Jose, Calif.; Grace M. Day, Vin- in A shland for th e p a st few m onths,
nie R oberts, H um boldt, la., and the , has m oved to M edford, w here she
follow ing m em bers of th e Bay Nov will be engaged in some m usical
elty o rch e stra , of E u re k a, C a lif.- i work.
A. J. T abor, Cecil Lee, Cecil La-
Chappelle, Buddie McChoppen, Jack
“ You should w orry ” w hen you
Sheppard and A tliegh Nash.
can get a fine chicken d in n er for
75 cents a t the T avern.
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D ance w ith th e crow d.
H ot
Springs pavilion, S atu rd ay night. V acationing at. L ak e o f W oods—
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Mr. and Mrs. J e rry O’Neil left for
! L ake of th e W oods W ednesday
n Sick L ist—
m orning, w here the fam ily will
H ugh Bates is a su ffe re r from the spend the next two weeks.
Mr.
sum m er flu e ,” having been can O'Neil retu rn ed to the city Thurs-
ned to his home on Scenic Drive i day.
Fonney Jo rd a n w ent o ut to
ds week.
■ th e lake w ith them and is now w ith
th e P rof. V ining crew.
It L ak e of th e W oods—
Mrs. C. W. F raley and a p arty of R e tu rn from C ra te r L a k e —
riends are spending a few days at
A p a rty composed of Mrs. Em m a
he L ake of the Woods.
% | Coffee, Miss G eorgia Coffee, Miss
'luuiges P ositions—
G eorgia M artin, Isaac M artin, Mr.
i and Mrs. E dw ards, and Mr. Floyd
Gene C o ttrell, who has been em- ! P lace, who have been on a trip to;
oyed at th e Shell b a rb e r shop for
i C rater L ake, re tu rn e d to A s h la n d ;
e past several m onths, has changed
! T hursday evening. They rep o rt hav
»sitions, being now in th e N. G.
ing had a very fine t r i p ‘despite the
ite s shop in th e H otel A shland
fact th a t som e of the roads a re get
ulding. Mr. Bates expects to run
ting exceedingly bad.
ree ch airs d u rin g the balance of
e sum m er.
V isiting R elatives—
Mr. and Mrs. Dale T. Sm ith, of
P o rt A rth u r, Texas, a rriv ed here
’this week to visit w ith Mr. S m ith ’s
p a re n ts fo r a few weeks. Miss E u
TMfVro
nice
Sm ith, a siste r of Mr. Sm ith,
FIN A L SHOWING TODAY
who has been in Stockton, Calif., for
som e tim e, has
7 - a rriv ed hom e.
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SatuixLiy, July 23, 1022
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On land, on sea
in the
Cycol proves its service
From the
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bearing kept perfectly cool.
Engine turned over freely
when cold. I used only 100
gallons o f Cycol. W ith other
oils I used 400 gallons in the
same time — bearings fre
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hard to turn over cold. '
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