ASHLA W
DAILY TIDINGS
Tuesday, July 25, 1022
LOCAL AM, FER5ONAI
Famous Film Stars*
Favorite Coiffure
Ashland Lodge No. 23
A. P. & A. M.
A special com m unication F rid ay
evening, Ju ly 28, a t which tim e W al­
te r A. D enton, deputy grand m aster
of d istric t No. 3, will visit th e lodge
and give an ad d ress on “ Masonic
Philosophy,” practically and in te r ­
estingly d em onstrated.
All m em ­
bers of th e fra te rn ity a re ocrdially
Invited to attend.
GEO. B ICEN H O W ER . W. M.
W H. DAY, Secretary.
O rres cleans clothes.
P hone 64.
.Makes T rip to Lake—
Louis Dodge and fam ily m ade a
trip out to Lake of the W oods S at­
urday, re tu rn in g to the city Sunday.
They expect to go out soon to spend
several weeks.
BETTY COMPSON
Betty Oompson likes her hair
dressed very loose and fluffy. The
prety Param ount flilm sta r has
worn scores of different coiffures
in her picture career but of all of
them she prefers the one shown
above. H er hair is a light chestnut
color and the contour of her face
makes this style of hairdress par­
ticularly effective. This coiffure is
made by curling the hair all the
way through and putting it up
evenly on the top and sides of the
head.
Does Nöt Believe In Enforcem ent
AFFIDAVIT
HE W ILL HOLD O FFIC E BE ABLE
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TO PVT INTO TH E COUNTY
S tate of Oregon,
TREASURY FOR TH E B E N EFIT
County of Jackson— ss.
O
F TH
A GOOD
W hile sittin g in th e police static©
. E TAXPAYERS
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on or about th e first of Ju n e , 1921", MANY THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS,
in conversation w ith Mr. T errill!
As sta te d before, we are, and will
about the enforcem ent of the prohi- p rin t affid av its suppo rtin g
those
bition law , Mr. T e rrill rem ark ed to !
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me th a t he did not believe in the f
Published. These a re in sup-
enforcem ent of th e prohibition law, P°r ( °* th e affid av it published un-
as th e prohibition law was not popu- der th
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e head,
He - In to x icated ?”
lar with the public.
W atch for v erification of o th e r
J. C HEM STREET.
charges:
Subscribed and sw orn to before
me th is 9th day of Ju n e, 1922.
AFFIDAVIT
F. C .EDMEADES.
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N otary Public for Oregon n. .
expires
May
6.
1925.
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My com m isison
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County of Jack so n — ss.
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I ’ Mrs. G. Jo rd a n , being first dulv
Of course, if the above affid av it sw orn, depose and say: T hat on the
is tru e , along w ith tlfe grand ju r y ’s 3d day of Decem ber, A. D. 1 9 2 f. I
re p o n to the governor, th a t is th e a tte n d ed a dance a t th e K ingsbury
reason th a t he, th e governor, sent
haU’ * K ingsbury
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Springs, Jackson county, Oregon
down one ot his special officers to and th a t w hile th ere I saw C E.’
enforce the law in Jackson county, T errill, sh e riff of Jack so n county,
and enforce th e law did th is m an P r egon, th ere, a n d th a t I sa t be-
S andifer do, as his record-w ill show . xi,d e u3aid
E \ Terri11’ and tb a t to
assum e, th a t said C. E. T e rrill did;
ta k e the seat of my wife, ¿.nd refuse
to vacate sam e upon her re tu rn
EDW. COOVLING.
176 M ountain Ave., A shland, Ore. |
Subscribed and sw orn to befo re;
me this 14ih day of Ju ly , A. D. 1 9 2 2 .1
W H. GOWDY,
N otary Public, i
My com m isison expires Novem ber
13th. 1925.
ASHLAND MILLS
Closing Oat
American Lady
Corsets
Visitors from California—
Mrs. P rice and d a u g h te r, form er
residents of A shland, now of C ali­
fornia, a re v isiting old friends th is
week. Miss Price will go to C ra te r
Lake today, to see th a t scenic w on­
der.
I*iano Tuning Club—
C. xM. R ichards is o rganizing a
tu n in g club fo r the purpose of re ­
ducing cost of sam e to those who
wish reg u lar a tte n tio n to th e ir in ­
stru m en ts w ith o u t e x tra expense.
Call phone 181.
275tf
W ill Go to B ellingham —
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Shinn will go
to Bellingham , W ash., soon, w here
they expect to rem ain for a year.
They reta in th e ir A shland hom e and
th e ir host of friends here hope to
see them re tu rn for good next su m ­
m er.
Dodge car keys. Fixit Shop. 275tf
Em pty oil b a rre ls a t $1 each a t
C arson-F ow ler L um ber Co.
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About 20 Left
$2.00
$3.00
$5.00
$8.50
Corsets at ...................................$1.49
Corsets at ................................... $1.95
and $6.00 Corsets a t ...................$3.75
and $10.00 Corsets a t ................. $4.95
COMING IN AUGUST
WARNER’S CORSETS
—Good news to those who have long worn
W arn er’s Corsets.
—And what a combination of good cor­
sets this will make:
A. W einert, of K lam ath F alls,
has moved to A shland and is located
at 637 E ast Main stre e t.
Gossard Front Lace Corsets
W arner’s Corsets.
Cameo Reducing Corsets.
Sprusteel
th e s p r u c e a n d s te e l
Step Ladder
S tron gest, L ig h test L ad d ers Made
Shop Work a Specialty
B. CLIF PAYNE
—Expert service in Corsetry by graduate
Corset iere.
p ic tu r e
GOLDEN
DREAMS
th
Claire Adams
Carl Gantvoort
Zane Grey
a BENJAMIN
B. HAMPTON
production.
A ls o -
STAGE STRUCK
Regular Admission
HEAR THE FACTS
HEAR THE FACTS
Public Meeting
A s h la n d A r m o r y
Wed Evening, July 26,8 o’clock
Hear fhe facts about
Sheriff Terrill
Fairness, True Blue Americanism demands that you
should know the FACTS before you decide whether
or not a public officer should be recalled.
HEAR THE FACTS
HEAR THE FACTS
McGee’s July
29c
SILKS — $1.98
Muslin Gowns
—for printed W ash Goods, 27 to 40 inches 40 inch Eairyspun ............................ $1 98 Extra good value a t. ,75c, 98c, $1.19, $1.49
wide and worth formerly up to 75 cents
JO inch Clianiieuse ...................... r. .$1.98
a yard. Many of these just taken from
Georgette, Crepe de Chine and Pongee
40
inch
Em
bossed'Crepe
....................
$1.98
j
the special 39 cent lot and marked 10 ceyts
Waists and Blouses
40 inch Silk and Wool P o p lin ..........$1.98
lower.
361 inch Foulards ...............................$1.98 In three lots at .. .............$2.98, $3.95, $4.95
36 inch Baronette S a t i n s .................. $1.98 ’
Apron Dreses of White and Pink Percale
36 inch Eantasai Sport S i l k s ................. $1.98
Au extra good buy a t .......................... $1.49
—A wonderful lot of good values in 36 to 36 inch Taffetas ............................ $1.98
40 inch wash goods, such as Voiles, Swiss
Four Pretty Organdie Dresses
Prints, Batistes, etc., in the season’s new­
For Real Comfort for Hot Weather, Wear
-16 to 18 sizes, $14.75 to $19.75
est checked patterns.
values, at .................... - ,................ $11.75
Athletic Style Combination Suits—
39c
How about Goods for a Summer Wash
Skirt?
Cotton Gaberdines, Piques, etc. ,49c to 89c
Wool Palm Beach .................... ’. ........... 98c
SILKS—98c YD.
M oves from K lam ath F a lls—
Zane Grey
AFFIDAVIT
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S tate of Oregon,
County of Jackson— ss.
I, Mrs. E. Coovling, being first
duly sw orn, depose and say: T hat I
am the wife of Mr. E. Coovling. a.id
th a t on tiie 3d day of Decem ber,
1921, th a t I did a tte n d a dance w ith
him a t K ingsbury Springs, Jackson
county, Oregon, and th a t while in
his com pany did personally w itness
the things which the said Mr. E.
Coovling has sw orn to as set forth
in his affidavit,
MRS. E. COOVLING.
176 M ountain Ave., A shland, Ore. j
Subscribed and sw orn to beiore
me this 6th day of July A. D. 1922.
W. H. GOWDY.
N otary Public.
My com m ission expires Novem ber
13th, 1925.
In the in te re s t of fair play, go to
th e A rm ory tom orrow n ig h t and
aid from tb e s h e r if f s
near both sides of th e story in the!
fice, Mr. S aidifer has been able to cated condition, and th a t said C. E.
fig h t a g a in st the recall of S heriff H ike to Mount A shland__
pay his own salary and his deputies, T errill did occupy a seat to th e ex­
Some 30 m em bers of tHe E pw orth and have a su rplus left in the county clusion of the ladies, forcing one of
T errill.
2? 5 -l
hold th
one
the sm
chii
League convention in session here treasu ry , as the records of th e jus- the
d7en ladies
on h er to lap*;“
a l of
I did
ell
last
week,
left
yesterday
afternoon
Funeral Today—
tice court and the c irc u it co urt will liquor on said C. E. T e rrill’s b reath ,
If .vou believe in th e recall of the
The fu n eral of the late C. A. Elia- about 3 o’clock on a hiking trip to show, if th e sh e riff had d o n e t s ' th at his actions w ere those of a per-
sheriff, vote YES.
son will be held from the M ethodist, Mount A shland, expecting to reach well as th is m an Sandifer has done son ln an intoxicated condition
MRS. G. JORDAN.
If you believe Mr. Lowe will
church
th is afternoon
at
2:30 ! the peak before su n rise th is m orn­ he would have added nearly ?1000
203 E a st M ain St., A shland, Ore. m ake a good sh eriff, place an X be­
B urial will be in M o u ing.
n - i . A n o th er Pa r t ï- composed of a m onth to th e county tre a su ry , in­
o ’clock.
Subscribed and sw orn to before
tain View cem etery, in ch arg e o f| m em bers of th e Camp F ire Girls stead of having a m ajo rity of it go me th is 6th day of Ju ly , A. D. 1922. fore his nam e.
J club of this city, left this m orning out to pay S an d ifer’s salary and his
J. P. Dodge a n d Sons
W. H. GOWDY,
VOTE TW ICE.
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!a t 7 o'clock to m ake the sam e t r i p .! deputies. L a ter th e fig u res will be
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N otary Public.
ONCE FOR TH E RECALL AND
»Ivon
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My com m ission expires Novem ber
Don’t fail to go to th e A rm ory They expect to re tu rn tom orrow .
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given su b sta n tia tin g this sta te m e n t,j 13th, 1925
ONCE FOR TH E SH E R IF F .
tom orrow n ig h t and h e a r th e side of
th a t S andifer has b e tte r th an paid •
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T he statem en t can be easily veri­
G reen apples— G ravenstines. C an’t his sa la ry and his deputies out of
th e controversy th a t has not been
AFFIDAVIT
fied th a t th is election can be paid
. . . ^ , beat em t ° r Pies and sauce.
25 fines he has secured, as well as get-
told, in th e e ffo rt to com pass the
(Copy)
for in less th an five m onths, and
recall of S heriff T errill.
275-1 pounds for $ l delivered.
Phone tin g a conviction tw ice ag a in st one S tate of Oregon,
th
at m any tho u san d s of d o llars will
I 9 - F - ll.
m an and one a g ain st a n o th e r who
I( E Coovejing> being first duly be tu rn e d into the county tre a su ry
Return from Crater Uike__
have appealed th e ir cases to the- su- sw orn, depose and say: T h a t I am by a sh e riff who will enforce the
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
The five autom obile loads which!
prem e court. If elected Mr. Lowe upw ards of 35 years of age, and am prohibition law by re fe rrin g to the
left A shland F riday evening for R. D. SANFORD sells real estate states over his sig n a tu re , th a t a
resid e n t of A shland, Ja ck so n ju stice c o u rt and th e c irc u it co urt
C ra te r Lake, retu rn ed by way of
right. Office and residence, 399 am ong th e o th e r enforcem ents of o2U? ty ’ ? \ ? gOn’ and ,t b a t If on tbe records, on w h at has been done,
Beach stre e t. Not a m em ber of the law, “ HE W ILL STAND FOR tended the** daSce 1 't ° K ingsbury
L ake of th e W oods and arrived in
these figures will be fu rn ish ed you
the combine.
R esidences and
A shland Sunday evening.
Those
TH E STRICT ENFORCEM ENT O Fi Springs dance hall a t K ingsbury sh ortly, b u t in th e m eantim e, look
sm
all
acreage
hom
es,
from
$1000
who composed the p arty w ere Mr.
to $6000, to su it your m eans; o r­ TH E PR O H IBITIO N LA W ,” which Springs, Jackson county, Oregon, in them up, if in d o u b t__
and Mrs. F ra n k M urphy and son
chard hom es and farm s; only of course m eans th a t if Mr. Lowe com Pany w ith my wife, and th a t,
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“ J Election Ju ly 29th, 1922. Go to
C harles, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cooveling
good values offered.
You c a n ’t <.oe, as wen as .h i , „ ,a „ S e d d i r a r ^ “
buy closer from ow ners a fte r has done, HE W ILL BE ABLE IN bers, I sa t alongside of C. E. T errill, th e polls and vote on th a t day. The
and d a u g h te r A deline, Miss C lara
opposition will be ,th e re solid (¿i
m uch vexatious hunting.
One
K offm an, of Chicago, Mrs. Conwell,
block so u th of E a st Side Grocery. LESS THAN FIV E MONTHS TO sh e riff of Jackson county, Oregon, vote.
Mrs. Jen n ie Schwan, Miss E rn e stin e; _____
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j PAY TH E EX PEN SE OF TH IS S P E -' and th a t said c - E. T e rrill was sm ok-
A uthorized by the G eneral Com­
CIAL ELECTION AND IN TH E IN- <
c ig a rettes and sm elled stro n g ly
Hicks. Miss Mae H adfield, W rig h t
m
ittee,
W. D. H ughes, chairm an.
o n im v u rn
_____ °f liquor, and th a t his actions w ere
Hicks, A lfred Beck, “ Doc” P ittm a n , PASTURE FOR SALE— Good feed, 'r ERVENING
TWO YEARS THAT sucb a8 an intoxicated m an w ould
275-1.
plenty of w ater and shade.
On
J. W. H atch er and T heodore Sm ith.
W ell’s ranch n e a r A shland. H. V.
M itchell.
275-6* , Be su re and a tte n d th e public
n
By request, a big dancing p a rty a t
m eeting in the A rm ory tom orrow
H ot Springs pavilion W ednesday ev­ FO R SALE— A veritable p ark of
one acre, set to choice fru its n u ts i n ig h t and h e a r th e T e rrill side of
ening, July 26. Everybody come,
and grapes, rig h t in h e a rt of the the story. It will be w orth listen ­
and dance as long as you like. 275-2
town.
W ell b u ilt seven room i ing to.
275-1
house. Cash, or would consider a i
L eave on O uting—
sm all house and lot as p a rt p ay -|
m ent.
Mrs.
M arcia
D anford, j Returns from Los Angeles—
E. K. H all, of 564 L iberty stre e t,
1241
M
anzanita
stre
e
t.
275 -lm o !
Dr. F. H. Johnson has retu rn ed
Have ju s t re tu rn e d from an inspection of the Olympic
and his d au g h ters, Miss E dith H all,
from
Los Angeles, w here he a tte n d ­
Mills in P o rta ln d , w here I was given an opportunity of
of Elm Creek, Neb., and Mrs. Lulu FOR SALE— Good p ro fitab le 160
m aking an exhaustive study, not only of the process,
acre ranch.
F o r p a r.ic u la rs ad-t ed th e natio n al d en tal convention
M. W ilson and d a u g h te r J a n e t, of
dress John Sanders, Glendale, last week.
but of all th a t is used in m aking th e Olympic Feeds.
th is city, left th is m orning for a
Oregon.
2756* ,
I personally took sam ples from the au to m atic feeders
teip to th e Josephine caves, and will
If
you
w
ant
to
h
ear
both
sides
of
of
all in g red ien ts e n te rin g in to the com position of these
FOR
RENT—
Office
room
s,
135
E.
’
go from th e re to C ra te r L ake for a
the
S
heriff
T
errill
controversy,
and
Main.
A
ddress
P.
O.
Box
IS.
275-6
feeds,
and will be glad to h av e you exam ine them a t
few days.
w ant to know the tru th about the
any tim e.
STRAYED— One bay horse
tlOO
pounds, w ith saddle and pack.; a tte m p t to oust him from office, go
Meet all your friends a t the H ot
P hone Dr. Geo. O. Jarv is.
275 to th e A rm ory tom orrow night.
Springs pavilion W ednesday even­
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•
ing, Ju ly 26.
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FOR SALE— L ate m odel F ord to u r - 1
ing car, w ire wheels, shock a b ­
City Delivery
Phone 40
R em odeling H ouse—
sorbers, good tires, $225. Robi-
Mr. and M rs.'S. B. M cNair a re re ­
Bon’s G arage, phone 40.
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m odeling th e ir home on Scenic Drive,
having m ade it a full two story, in ­
stead of a story and a half as it
was before. A new roof has also
been added as well as a large sleep­
ing porch.
O rders prom ptly filled a t A shland
M arble W orks, 117 N orth M air St.
Mrs. A. H. R ussell.
275-1*
TODAY, TOMORROW AND THURSDAY
—Figured Pongees and Poplins, worth up
to $1.50.
Several Shades in Good Quality
Tricolette Silk
$1.65 Yard
$3.25
$3.25
$3.75
$5.50
K haki Breeches . . .
K haki Knickers . . .
K haki Breeches . . .
W hipcord Knickers
...$3.00
...$3.00
.. .$3.00
. . . $5.00
$3.50
$3.00
$2.50
$1.75
values ........ ........
$2 49
values ..........
values
4U 75
values .......... .............. $1.45
Choice of Silk Dresses
W orth
—
Choice of Ten Silk Dresses
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Formerly worth up to $25 at .......... $16.95
Knit Underwear Specials
C hildren’s Union S u i t s .................. ....3 9 c
L adies’ Union Suits .......... ............. 55c up
L adies’ V e s t s ............ ..................16 2-3c up
Ruben’s In fa n ts’ Vests in summer
weight cotton ....................................... 25c
A Choice Lot of Silk Dreses of the Better
Kind
In a clean up sale at ........................ $19.75
Twelve WonderfulJ3ilk Skirts
In p art wool ......................................... 50c
—Of Baronetto Satiy, Eantasai and
other Sport Silks, to close out a t, .$9.75
C arter fine cotton sleeveless vests
for infants ............................................ 40c
Sport Silks sim ilar to above, by the
yard, very special at .......... „......... $1.98
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