P4Q 1
AUSLAND DAILY TIDINGS
Local and Personal
c o r n e i WILL
GIVE WALER LO
10,000 ACRES
Colombia H otel Guests—
The follow ing la te a rriv a ls are
reg istered a t th e Colum bia h o te l: i
Mrs. M. A nderson, Mrs. E. H. Lepo-
witz, C rescent City, Calif.; V irgil C.
O’Neil, P in e h u rst, O r.; E. V. G rif-,
fith , Copco, C alif.; Mr. and Mrs.
George V. M cClure, Mrs. B. J. Gau-
kel and d a u g h te r, R idgefield; Or.;
SHASTA VIEW , Or., Aug. 2.—
F. H. M adison, Haywood, Calif.; R. The long delayed irrig a tio n of 10,-
A. Jackson, Red Bluff, C alif.; H. E. 000 acres of land th a t is going to
D ay( P o rtla n d ; Mrs. A. M. Jones,
play a large p art in the developm ent
Mrs. R. L. G ilbert, S eattle; C reta
of K lam ath county has been settled
W hitley, Elgewood, Calif.; O oita
j beyond doubt by th e signing of a
H yttl, E u re k a. C alif.; Mr. and Mrs ^contract betw een the governm ent
R. F. V ernier, San F rancisco; Mr.
and th e Shasta View and M alin ir-
and Mrs. M. E. D eW itt and George I rigation d istrlc ts which was signed
H. F airch ild , P o rte rv ille , Or.
w ith o u t a dissen tin g voice.
The irrig a tio n of these lands has
been w orked for unceasingly fo r a
n um ber of years and th ro u g h the
u n tirin g e ffo rts of those in terested ,
th e rew ard has a t last come. It w asj
unanim ously voted to bond th e dis
tric ts, M alin for $100.000, and S has
ta View’ fo r $120,000 for th e p u r
E n d e a v o ters Picnic—
pose of p u ttin g in pum ping plan ts,
A num ber of C h ristian Endeavor-
building ditches, etc. The govern
ers m ade up a picnic p a rty in L ithia m ent is to p u t th e w ater to the
park last evening, and a fine tim e plants.
is rep o rted .
Visits in A shland—
Mrs. J. B. R ussell and son Claude
of Y reka, have been Visiting for a
few days w ith Mrs. A. H. R ussell on
N orth Main stre e t. They expect to
leave for hom e today.
LOCAL PEOPLE LEAVE
Fishing Very Poor—
ON EXTENDED VACATION
L ark in G rubb, Joe Shaugnessy
and Alvis G asaw ay m ade up a fish
Mr. and Mrs. L. O. W a lk e r and
ing p arty on R ogue R iver Sunday,
little d a u g h te r, of Gold H ill, and
but late st re p o rts are to the effect
Miss H attie Hodges and Miss B er
th a t no fish were caught. However,
nice Myer of this city le ft yesterday
it was not because som e of th e p a rty
I fo r a m o n th 's sig h tseein g trip . They
did not work h ard , fo r th e lim it
plan to visit Y osem ite, Salt L ake,
could have been caught w’ith less en
L ake Tahoe, Y ellow stone P a rk , G la
deavors som e tim es.
cier P a rk and re tu rn by way of Se
B eginning A ugust 2. all children a ttle to be present at th e reunion of;
under 12 years old, will be ad m itted the 91st division, and then to reach I
to sw im m ing tan k for 25 cents. The P o rtlan d by August 3t)th, to a tte n d !
the w edding of Mr. W a lk e r's sister. '
N at.
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Visiting in Ashland—
TRIPLE FUNERAL OF ROYS
Mrs. L eila D oggett a n d fam ily,
DROWNED LAST SUNDAY
who have been v isiting w ith th e Ot-
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to W in te r fam ily fo r th e last few!
PORTLAND, Aug. 2. — F u n e ral
days, will re tu rn to th e ir home on services for F ra n k , 9; Ted, 8, and
th e K lam ath riv er th is evening
P eter, 4, A leska, th e th re e boys who |
Mrs. D oggett is th e
m other of the were drow ned Sunday night when
lad who died a few days ago as the the fam ily autom obile plunged off
resu lt of a ra ttle sn a k e bite.
th e St. J o h n ’s ferry, w ere held this
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m orning a t St. S tan islau s church,
Hus Tonsils Rem oved—
and they wrere laid to rest in M ount
T he 11-year-old d a u g h te r of Mr. C alvary cem etery,
and Mrs. L. H. H ughes, of T alent,!
The boys w ere the sons of Mr.
had her tonsils rem oved by a local and Mrs. Joseph A leska, of 121%
physician M onday.
: Russell stre e t, and b ro th e rs of Stella
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: and Jo h n A leska,
Makes Business Trip—
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N. Dix m ade a business trip to I IR E LOSS O F UNIVERSITY
G ran ts Pass Tuesday aftern o o n , re
LAID B EFO R E BOARD j
tu rn in g hom e late in th e evening.
Izeave« for San Francisco—
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. P lum m er left
today in th eir auto for San F ra n -
ctsco, w here Mrs. P lum m er will he
operated on for c atacract ot the eye.
She will be u n d er the care of the
fam ous G rien B rothers, surgeons and
eye specialists.
SALEM, Or., Aug. 2.— P resid en t
P . L Cam pbell, of th e U niversity of
O regon; Colin V. D ym ent, dean of
the college of liberal a rts, and Fi-
nancial
A gent Newell yesterday
placed before th e sta te em ergency
board the financial needs of the in
stitu tio n occasioned by the recent
fire which caused a loss of about
$60,000.
No action was tak en by
the board.
260 EASTERN LAWYERS
HONOR VISITORS BY
ATTENDANCE AT CRA TER
e r th an th a t of last year.
TO PASS THROUGH ASHLAND
PICNIC IN LITHIA PARK
LA K E G R EA T ER THAN EV ER
.. t
Two special tra in s or p a rticip a n ts
Up to and including Ju ly 28, a to-
The grow ing p o pularity
of C rater tai of 12,805 persons and 3621 cars,
in the convention of th e A m erican
Some 35 people from Phoenix and
B ar association en ro u te back to th e vicinity m ade up a picnic p arty in L ake is indicated by the atten d an ce entered th e p ark th ro u g h th e th re e
east, w ill a rriv e here from San F ra n - L ith ia p a rk la st evening. The p a rty th e re this season, which :s f a r g reat- entrances. A t th e west or M edford
cisco A ugust 13. S outhern Pacific ¡w as given in honor of Mr. and Mrs
officials have been advised th a t 260: Morse and fam ily, and Mr and Mrs
Persons will be on these two special | Boyer, both o f which fam ilies have
tra in s.
been v isiting friends and relatives in
tfcr T alley for th e last few weeks.
EAGLE POINT TAKES UP ITS
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
OWN IRRIGATION BONDS
PORTLAND, Aug. 2.— A ccording TEA CH ER OF PIANO— The Lesch-
to an announcem ent today by a rep
etiezky m ethod. Pupil of M adam e
Tracey.
L olita P ierson.
Phone
resen tativ e of th e G. E. M iller bond
485-J, Boulevard.
282tf
house, resid en ts of th e E agle Point
irrig a tio n d istric t, are th e first to FOR SALE— A 1918 Maxwell to u r
ing car, in good condition. Price
buy th e ir own bond3, $50,000 w orth
$500. P hone 334-J.
282-3*
having been subscribed th ro u g h the
L ocksm ith. F ix it Shop.
282tf
B utte Falla bank yesterday.
Vis tin g a t Tolo—
4 .
Mrs. Bulla C orthell a n d d a u g h te r
M arjory a re spending th e week w ith
th e R ussell fam ily a t Tolo, Or.
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“ RAWTHER DEEP, YOU KNOW”
Introducing London's Latest Particu
lar Wheeze as a Test of Amer
ican Sophistication.
Says Sinclair Lewis, back from Eu
rope with the m anuscript of a sequel
to “Main Street” : "If I had the power
I’d make Henry Mencken the pope of
America. He spreads Just the mes
sage of sophistication that we need
so badly.”
How badly we need this sophistica
tion every Americun home can de
term ine for itself by a safe and sim
ple experiment. Mr. Lewis brought
hack with him London’s latest wheeze.
A fter the dishes are cleared away the
head of the family can try It on his
dock, it runs like this:
One chap says to another:
“Oh, I say, isn’t that girl at that
table the same one we saw lawst
night?”
“I cawn’t say. The tablecloth is
too long.”
If the flock gets the point it Is
adequately sophisticated. If the point
escapes them and leaves them pained
and puzzled It is a sign that this
family, at least, wonld be benefited
by a Mencklan pontificate, for Henry
spreads not only a “message of so
phistication,” but other things as
w elt—Norfolk Virginian-Pilot.
MAY BE “ LAST OF EMPIRES”
Distinction, In AH Likelihood, Has
Been Reserved for the Realm
of the Mikado.
The Imperial circle, as it might be
called, Is narrowing. Russia, G er
many, Austria, Turkey have all passed
into the twilight.
Ordinarily you do not associate the
emperor business with King George,
because he is the essence of the
democratic spirit, und England is to
all intents and purposes a crowned
republic. Besides, it Is not among
the impossibilities that self determ ina
tion will some day pluck the jewel that
Beaconsfield placed upon the diadem
of Queen Victoria when he made her
empress of India. Japan may be the
last of the empires.
So far as It is humanly possible to
predict anything in these cataclysmic
times, Japan will remain an empire.
The zeal for the royal family—it Is
almost fanaticism —leaves no doubt
as to tliis eventuality. Thus, unlike
some of tiis European colleagues.
Prince Hirohito is sure of ills succes
sion if lie lives. He need never worry
about radical intrigue.—Isaac F. Mar-
cosson in the Saturday Evening Post.
To Hold Teachers’ Connell—
T here will be a te a c h e rs’ council
to n ig h t a fte r p ray er m eeting at the
CONDITION OF LORD
,
P resb y terian church.
The prayer
N O R T H C L IF F E IS SER IO U S
m eeting study will be the la st chap
te rs of Daniel.
LONDON, Aug. 2.— The physic
I
in a tte n d an c e
upon
Lord
Cliff Payne m akes ladders. 282tf ians
: N orthclit'fe say his condition is
j causing them anxiety. The endecar-
Arrives for Visit—
Clear Explanation.
A stock broker’s clerk, visiting a
Mrs. F. W. Moore a rriv ed last e v - ir itis , they a sse rt, is show ing no no-
Long Island resort, met a young wom
ening from Brookings, Or., to visit t ceable signs of im provem ent.
an
who for some reason or other chose
a t th e H. L. Moore hom e.
Mrs.
to regard him as an authority in mut
Moore was a fo rm er resid en t of Ash ENTERTAINS AT DINNER
ters aquatic. He strove to merit her
IN HONOR OF DAUGHTER confidence, but was not always suc-
land. and has been awlay for the last
two years.
essful in his explanations, though she
Mrs. T. A. C ulbertson e n te rta in ed eemed to think so.
a t d in n er Tuesday in honor of the!
“Why,” she asked on one occasion,
Returns from Visit—
Mrs. P au l Guiley has re tu rn e d b irth d ay of h e r d a u g h te r, Mrs. I 'did those boats sail from one side of
from a w eek’s visit w ith h er hus- C laude W arren , of B erkeley. The •ie sound to the other instead of go
ing straight ahead?”
band a t R oseburg. Mr. Guiley is in invited guests w ere, Mrs. C W.
“Well, you see,” explained the
the co n stru ctio n w ork a t th a t place. F raley , Mrs. E a rl J F raley and sons broker’s clerk, “it’s like th is : When
Scottie and David, Mrs. M. E. Da- he wind blows crooked like th is they
Called to Ix»ng Reach—
hu ff and Mrs. E v e re tt Sm ith and son lave to go crooked, so as to go straight
Mrs. Jam es Young and two sons M ark.
dong—”
“How plain you make i t !” exclaimed
W alter and R ussell left today for
the g irl; “I never thought of th at be
Long Beach. Calif., w here they w ere COLONEL QUITS THE ARMY
fore.”—Philadelphia Ledger.
called on account of th e serious ill
TO BECOME MINISTER
ness of Mrs. P hillip A rnold, m other
“Veiled Prophets?’’
of Mrs. Young, who is not expected«
The Mystic O rder of Veiled Prophets
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 2.— F or
to recover.
22 years a soldier and a v eteran of of the Enchanted Reulin Is a modern
th re e w ars. Colonel A rth u r P. S. secret society of America, and al
though it has only been a short time in
Hyde. 45, who a rriv ed S a tu rd a y a t existence boasts a membership of over
Home-
th e Presidio from F o rt A m ador, P a 100,000 m aster Masons in good stand
nam a C anal Zone, has announced ing, but, it Is In no way connected with
Made
his in ten tio n to quit th e arm y to Freem asonry. The ritual observed is
Products
don th e robes of an E piscopalian! I110St elaborate, being formed on an old
Persian m anuscript discovered in a
m inister.
secret vault at Teheran. The nomen
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clature of the order is somewhat curi
PIONEER WOMAN OF
ous, tlie members being styled prophets.
BREAD, CAKES. PIES
KLAM ATH PA SSES ON The branches are known as grottos,
while the chief is called the grand
and ROLLS
KLAM ATH FALLS. Aug. 2.— monarch.
Finest materials used and Mrs. M arie Jan ssen , aged 83, for 32
Cutting Off the Last Word.
made under modem sani years a resid en t of th is county, died Archeologists
have recently been
tary conditions by experts. a t th e hom e of h e r son, F red J a n s puzzled over the finding of the heud-
sen. a t Swan L ake, a t 11 o’clock less body of an Egyptian princess in
M onday night.
. an ancient tomb. It seems that the j
The fu n eral will be conducted b y , question as to how the lady lost her .
Rev. Myers from W hitlock’s chapel head is im portant in archeological cir
at 2:30 tom orrow afternoon. I n te r cles.
In certain oriental countries it is j
m ent will be in L inkville cem eterv.
__________________ custom ary for the head of the house, j
in the event of a domestic argum ent, ’
V M tlng with Relatives—
to behead the lady, thus cutting the '
Mrs. John H. D ickerson and two argiunent short. Doubtless, the last !
(New Management)
d a u g h te rs, of C incinnati, Ohio, are words that Issued from the lips of the j
A. BARTOLETTI, Prop. visiting a t th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. headless princess w ere: “W here have
; W. O. D ickerson, on Bush stre e t.
you been?”—Judge.
BEST
L ith ia
B ak ery
Wecbfaesdaj’, August 2, 10i¿2
en tran ce, were 7717 p e rso n , and
,
H 7 2 cars. At the so u th or K lam ath
entrance, 4267 persons and 1206
:ars. At the e a st or Sand creek en-
tran ce 821 persons and 243 cars.
While Shoe Sale
Cost Prices for a Quick ( learance
NEW AND USED GRAIN SACKS
AND SACK TW INES JUST IN
ALL ODD LINES ON TABLE NO. 1 AT ............................$1.00
“ SHOO FL Y ” th e g rea t fly
k iller, should be used on your
horses and cows m ore freely.
All Pumps and Oxfords, military or low heels, regularly
sold at $2.50, now ............................................................. $1.75
F encing of every description.
New and used Sewing M achines
alw ays on hand.
White Pumps, one strap, regular $5.50 value, n o w ............... $3.50
White Canvas Oxfords, military or low heels, regularly
sold at $5.00, now ............................................................ $3.75
AT
Peil's Corner
White “ Albo Cloth” Kelly Oxfords, $7 50 value, now....... $5.75
White ‘'Eve Cloth” Strap Pumps, patent trimmed, regu-
ular $6.00 values ...............................................................$4.75
, 1/
All White Kid and Nubuck Pumps and Oxfords, up to $7.50
values, now ......................................................................... $5.75
T H E TH EA TER BEAUTIFUL
TODAY AND TOMORROW
Kelly Kid Pumps, turn soles, Fiencli heels, regular $10.00
values, now ......................................................................... $7.75
“Turn
to the
Right”
Children’s White Canvas Purrns, $1.85 values, now................. $1.45
Children’s White Canvas Pumps, $1.50 values, now...............$1.25
Children’s White Canvas Oxfords, trimmed in black kid,
nature toe, $2.45 values, now .......................................... $1.95
A picture directed by the man
who m ade “The Four Horseman
of the Apocalypse.”
A picture taken from the play
that helped make Broadway a
busy street; written by W inchell
Smith, author of “The Fortune
H unter.”
Prices Thai Move She Shoes
We Have Your Size How — Don’t Waif
— Also—
C o m p a n y
PATHK REVIEW
(R e g u la r A dm ission)
REMNANT SALE
TH UR SDAY
Every Remnant and Short End remaining in our stoch must
go in this Big Remnant Sale regardless of their cost.
Remnants of Wash Goods, White Goods, Domestic Wool Goods, SilRs,
Ribbons, Laces, Embroideries, Curtain Goods, Cretonnes and Draperies.
Every Short End Must Be Sold in This Big Sale.
Come Early, as the best remnants go first
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