ASHLAND DAILY TIDINGS
ta m a r o r o
Local and Personal
MacMillan Back From Baffin Land
convey meaning in dance
Artists of India Reveal by Gestures
a Fundamental Concept of
Life Itself.
M odern W oodm en M eet—
M onday evening, O ctober 2. R eg
u la r session and ro u tin e business
m atte rs, petitio n s and reports,
F. L. NUTTER. Consul.
S aturday, Septem ber 30, 1932
EVANGELIST TO END
D etrick sells b u tte r for less.
B etter clothes for less, a t P aul-
seru d 's.
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CAMPAIGN SUNDAY NIGHT
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
W’onderful dancing party. F a ir
FO R SALE— Piano and household G rounds pavilion, Saturday night.
fu rn itu re . 139 W im er.
25-3*
L aunspach’s 7-piece orchestra. Tick
of th e th re e essen tials of a text,
FOR RENT— U nfurnished house. 73 ets, $1.10. Follow the crowd. 24-2
said, “ I tak e a text, I leave it, and
G ranite.
25-4*
I never go back to it.” He dw elt
p a rticu la rly on the story of th e chil A PPL E S— 20 ounce Pippins, 50 lb.
box, 75c delivered. Phone 9 - F -ll
dren of Israel being delivered out of
TMC THEATER MAUTiFll»
bondage.
How every plague was FOR REN T— L arge, sunny fu rn
LAST
TIME TODAY
ished room , w ith or w ithout
sent upon P h aro ah , b u t still he h a rd
JACK
HOLT
hoard. 132 'itlr Kt.
25-3*
ened his h e a rt, and would not let
— in—
them go. And when they w ent and FOR RENT— Five room furnished
“
TH
E
MAN
I
NCONQUERARLE”
house,
cen
trally
located,
ad
u
lts
w ere pursued by th e hosts of P h a r
A
fea
tu
re
of
the
pearling regions
p
referred
.
Inquire
166
Hargadine-
oah, typifying sin, they could not go
or phone )22.
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of
the
South
Seas—
back, and an im passible m ountain
(C ontinued from page 1)
There Is an essential difference be
tween the dance of the E ast and of
the West. Both spring from rhythmic
creative impulse, of course, the desire
to express an emotion, but western
V isitin g Saunders F am ily—
Mrs. C atherine Sanders, fa m ilia r
dancing has come to signify little more
than an elaboration of movement, a
ly know n as “ A untie C a th erin e,”
multiplicity
of complex steps, while
of Springdale, A rk., and her dau g h
eastern
dancing
still strives to sym
te r, Ida Sanders, of S eattle, arrived
bolize by graceful gestures Identified
in th e city last n ig h t for a sh o rt
with a succession of beautiful pos
visti w ith th e J. B. S anders fam ily,
tures some fundam ental concept of
who a re endeavoring to persuade
life Itself. The dance of the E ast car
“ THE HICKORY HICK’’
ries with It something not of time. For was on e ith e r side, and Red Sea, typ SW EET CID ER— Made fresh every
th e two ladies to rem ain over Sun
is the Comedy
it is half sculpture. The sacred origin ifying th e blood of C hrist, in front
day. Two gallons 75c, one gallon
day.
Though now well along in
40c, delivered. Phone 9 - F - ll.
of dancing in India—typified by the
TOMORROW
AND MONDAY
years, “ A untie C a th e rin e ” is very
of them . The children of Israel be
god Siva who conveys through rhythmic
keen and successfully m anages the
play a sense of all movement, of all cam e im patient, and said it were
e sta te of her husband, now deceased,
creation, within the cosmos, together b e tte r to serve th e E gyptians than
consisting of the one bank property
with the release of the souls of men to die in the w ilderness, but Moses
in S pringdale, a city of 6000 popula
from ensnaring illusion, may be traced said, “ F e a r ye not, stan d still, and
tion.
Upon leaving A shland, Mrs.
In the half-ruined reliefs of Indian see th e salvation of th e L ord.” Then
Inspiration found as fa r east as the Moses lifted his rod, and the w aters
Sanders will stop in S acram ento for
island of Ball, beyond Java, and north p arted, and the children walked
a few days for a visit w ith h er son,
throughout
Burma and Siam into Cam
and in O akland to see a d au g h ter.
bodia. And still today lithe figures over on dry land. The host p u rsu in g
repeat the fam iliar patterns.
The them ra n into the w aters of the sea
O rres cleans clothes. Elione 64.
lifted foot with bent knee, symbolizing and w ere lost. The though being
release from the m aterial, the up th a t th e sins (E g y p tia n s) of the
raised
hand with thumb and forefinger children of Israel w ere w ashed away
Good clothes are tools of advance
holding
an Imaginary flower tribute, in the blood of C hrist (th e red se a ).
m ent. Se P a u lse ru d ’s su its.
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these and a hundred other gestures
T here was a g rea t healing service,
give out their Identical message of
which
was opposed by skepticism a t
A PPLES— 20 ounce pippins, 75c
Cnpt. Donald P. MacMillan, a u ric explorer, and the schooner Bowdoin spirit made manifest, In the ancient
the
beginning,
but was overcom e by
box delivered. P hone 9 - F - ll.
on which lie and his expedition have just returned from an exploration of East. The E ast Is content with Its
God’s
people
in
prayer.
And th e
old,
beautiful
formulas.
It
does
not
EGG BUILDER
» Baffin Land. MacMillan is holding See-nul-tnuk, one of the dogs that were
W ill Go to Crescent. City—
ask for variety of self-expression. ta rry in g m eeting a t the B aptist
with the expedition.
Guarantee d A n alysis
Beauty once found is beauty wor church was filled w ith the power
Mrs. A rth u r S te n n ett and little
Protein 19%
Crude F iber 9%
shiped throughout the ages.—From
son, will leave Sunday for Crescent
i non w tb s ».
F a t 4 1A%
C arbohydrates 45%
EXCHANGES— R anches to tra d e the P attern of the Eastern Dance, by and spirit of th e Lord.
R esigns P osition Here—
t m je r a *
City, w here they go to join Mr. Sten.
T
here
will
be
the
re
g
u
la
r
evangel
Ash 7% •
Miss Lena Nelson, who has been for town property. Staples R ealty Gertrude Emerson In Asia Magazine.
n e tt, who has secured em ploym ent.
istic services ton ig h t, and th e th re e
Made from W heat Bran, Flour
25-1
su p er n ten d a n t of th e G ran ite City Agency.
They expect to rem ain for the win
M iddlings, Corn Feed Meal
services
tom orrow , closing w ith the
hospital for th e past six years, has
“ POP T IT T L E 'S CLEVER
POINTED OUT DANGER IN CUP la st healing service tom orrow night.
G round Oats, Ground Barley
te r a t th e coast town.
resigned her position, ta k in g effect R eturns to L os A n geles—
CATCH”
Linseed Meal Alfalfa Meal. Fish
J. C. M ather retu rn ed to Los An John Wesley Set His Face Sternly
O ctober 1, and will leave soon for
Meal, Meat
eal and not over
— fe a tu rin g —
F r u it canning tim e Is a t hand.
LEEDOM’S T I R E
HOSPITAL
2% Calcium C arbonate
Against the Drinking of Tea—
her fu tu re hom e in so u th ern C ali geles F rid ay evening, w here he is
DAN MASON
F o r fru it ja rs, lids, rubbers, jelly fornia.
MOVED to th e B E A V E R CORNER.
Himself a Victim.
ASHLAND MILLS
employed by th e S outhern Pacific.
Pirst show 7:15; Second 9
m olds and su g ar, D etrick's price«
MASON and HOOD TIRES.
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He was visiting his fam ily, who are
can ’t be beaten.
John Wesley was against tea drink
<-
Sw eet C ider, m ade fresh every here for th e ir health , and reside on ing. During a visit to Oxford he no
A nother Bunch o f Gra|>es —
Allison stre e t. He is an tic ip a tin g a
T he O. K. b a rb e r shop is now lo day, two gallons 75c, one gallon 40c
ticed, among what he described as
Colver A nderson, son of H. O. A n
tra n s fe r from hs position in Los An “paralytick symptoms,” the shaking of
P hone 9 - F - ll.
cated a t 65 N orth Main stre e t, with delivered.
derson, bro u g h t a fine bunch of
geles to A shland.
his
hand,
and
he
was
puzzled
to
ex
e n tire new equipm ent.
plain it, until, as he wrote to a grapes to the T idings office this
Come and dance a real fox tro t to
Chicken d in n er a t 1 p. m. Sunday. friend, “I observed It was always m orning. The grapes a re of the
real
m
usic.
Hot
Springs,
S
aturday
V isitors from Hornbrook—
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worst after breakfast, and that if 1 w hite v ariety and w eighed slightly
23-3 Plaza Confectionery.
G. D. K raft and d a u g h te r, of H orn night.
Interm itted drinking tea for two or over tv.; pounds.
brook, w ere shopping in A shland on
,,
,
D ancing every S atu rd ay n ig h t a t three days it did not shake at all.”
You m ay be sorry if you don’t in .
. a .
„
. .
.
F riday.
. , ,,
J
the H ot Springs. Come, let us show At first he was content to add more
My R anch at 8 3 5 North
NOTICE
sure w ith, Yeo, of course.
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water, sugar and milk, but finding, on
you
a
good
tim
e.
23-3
Main Street, about three
Miss Lena Nelson, who has been
See C arl L oveland about having
inquiry, that there were others who
acres,
5 0 9 fe et on the
W anted, women to w ork in f r u it'
were similarly affected, or thought su p erin ten d en t of the G ranite City
y our boy learn som e band in stru
at
T
alen
t
cannery.
Foe
p
a
rticu
la
rs.
^
or
sa
’e
'
use(l
m
otorcycles.
F
ixit
themselves
to
be,
he
came
to
the
con
H ighw ay. Paving; and sew er a ll paid.
Seven room
hospital, has resigned.
Mr. Jesse
m ent, and join th e Boys’ Band. S tu
Shop.
clusion that he ought to abstain alto W inburn will be in charge of the
house, m odern conven ien ces, connected w ith gas. Four
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dio 135 E. Main. P hone 465.
4tf phone 364-J1.
gether, and to endeavor to persuade hospital a fte r October 1, and states
chicken houses, barn and feed house. OOO w ell bred
others
to follow his example.
O
ur
clothes
a
re
com
fortable
be
th a t he will not be responsible for
h ens. A fin e Jersey cow. Good v a rieties and lo ts of
H ave tw o very good buys in resi V isiting from C lostine—
Sir W alter Besant tells of the writer
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Miss E lizabeth Lennox, who is cause they fit. P a u lse ru d ’s.
any
debts
up
to
October
1.
sa
lea b le fruit. T here is alxiut $ 1 0 0 0 w orth o f p er
dence p roperty on G ran ite stre e t,
of a pamphlet In 1758 who was alarmed
sonal
property th a t goes w ith th e ranch. P rice $ 1 5 0 0
and on All son stre e t, a t very a t leaching school a t C lostine this y ear,,
If you have a residence p roperty at the spreading of the custom of
cash,
or
$ 5 0 0 0 on term s, if tak en at once. T his ranch
tra c tiv e prices. A shland R eally Co. a rriv ed in th e city last n ig h t to for sale fo r $1000, phone 415-L. 24-1 drinking tea, especially by “persons of
CARD OF THANKS
spend the week-end w ith her par-j
an Inferior rank and mean abilities.”
5 Im o
is
a
m
oney
m ak er am i a splendid investm en t.
We wish to th a n k the friends for
When taken In company with gossips,
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Lennox,!
JOHN H. D U X , Owner.
said the author, a dram too often fol th e ir m any kindnesses d u rin g th e
V isit Siskiyou F air—
o ( th e T alent d istrict.
illness and death of ou r m other.
lowed,
and
then
came
scandal,
with
Mrs. C harles Pierce, Miss R u th Os-
—
falsehoods, perversions and back-bit- Mrs. Phoebe W right, especially those
E xquisitely tailo red su its a t P aul-
m un and Mr. and Mrs. Ray M urphy
who sent the beau tifu l floral gifts.
inga.
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m otored to Y reka T hursday, and s e ru d ’s.
Wesley does not seem to have ad Also Mr. Oldfield and th e choir of
atte n d ed the Siskiyou county fair.
vanced such lofty moral considera the C ongregational church.
F o r b e tte r in su ra n c e ra te s, you
tions. In fact, after suggesting to his
Mr. and Mrs. H arry L. Moore.
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friend a number of substitutes—chief
B e tte r he safe th an sorry.
See b e tte r see, Yeo of course.
Mr. George Culy.
ly herbs—he concluded: “If you find
Beaver R ealty Co. about your Insur
none of them well agree with your
P iano tu n in g g u a ra n tee d by Carl!
ance. P hone 68.
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Loveland. Studio 135 E. Main St.
tea a g a in ; but at the same time know
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W anted, wom en to work in fru it Phone 465.
that your having used It so long has
a t T a len t cannery. F o r p a rtic u la rs
brought you near the chambers of
O ur m odern equipm ent enables us
phone 364-J1.
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death.”
to clean and dye any article. A sh
land C leaning and Dyeing W orks.
Move R ep o rted —
Floating Islands.
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T he L. A. R oberts fam ily a re mov Phone 63.
N atural floating islands sometimes
ing from N utley street to th e i rop-
are seen In the Mississippi and o th e r
e rtv they recently purchased on Off on H u n tin g T rip—
rivers, and In lakes, occasionally be
Church stre e t, ju st to the rear of
“ S h o rty ” and F red P a tto n left
ing of sufficient size to serve as pas
tures. They are formed of earth
th e H. P. Holm es grocery store.
th is aftern o o n for a two days’ hunt-!
which Is held together in a compact
ng trip in the su rro u n d in g hills an d :
form
by roots Interlacing, and they
C liff P ayne m akes book ends.
expect to re tu rn w ith th e ir m achine
float because they are not heavy
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enough nor sufficiently waterlogged to
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sink. They have their origin in river
Now is the tim e to have y our pi
W onderful dancing p a rty , F a ir!
banks which have been torn away and
ano tuned. Carl H. L oveland S tu G rounds pavilion. S atu rd ay night.
carried down steam by a powerful
current, and sometimes trees remain
dio 135 E. Main. Phone 465. 4tf I.aunspach’s 7-piece o rch estra. T ick
growing on these islands. Artificial
ets $1.10. Follow th e crow d. 2T-2
YDURPAiUTNERS
floating Islands are made by taking
To Take E xtended Trip—
IN P R O G R E S S
rafts of wickerwork, covering them
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cyr expect
with reeds, and then placing lake mud
to leave Sunday on a four m o n th s’ PERF03MANCETESTMETH00S
on top. They are used by some of
trip . They will first go to San
the natives of India, Persia and
Francisco, and from th ere they will Rules Are Drawn Up by Bureau of
Thibet to grow cucumbers, melons
Standards for Investigation of
and other plants which require a lot
go to M ontreal. C anada, thence to
New Apparatus.
of water. Artificial Islands of this
New York, and la te r to F lorida.
pature at one time were used iu the
They expect to re tu rn to A shland
Owing to the very large demand
waters about Mexico.
a fte r th e ir trip.
which has arisen for simple radio re
ceiving sets, many retail dealers in
Bank af England.
Phone 274-J. Yeo, of course. 307tf other lines of work have taken up the
The Bank of England was founded
handling of such equipment. It Is very
by William Paterson (1658-1719), a
ditiieult for such dealers to decide
long-headed Lowland Scot from Tin-
whether sets offered by the m anufac
wald parish. In Dumfriesshire, skill
turers arc of good or poor quality,
ful in finance and In m atters of trade.
says Radio Merchandising. The whole
It was the first public bank in Great
art Is so new and some of the ques
Britain and was chartered in 1694. It
tions involved are so technical that
was
projected to meet the difficulty
the problem presents considerable dif-
experienced
by King William III in ,
ficulties.
SenJ if
raising the supplies for the war 1
As a consequence, the Department
against France. By the influence of
of Commerce, and particularly the hu
r \R E S S IN G the little girls of the
William Paterson and Michael God
reau of standards, has received a
fam ily should show Just as
frey, 40 m erchants (aided by Charles
BECAUSE— V is the sa n ita ry way. great many requests for tests of such
much thought and care as that ex
Montague) subscribed £300,000 toward ¡1
The goods a re thoroughly cleansed j apparatus. As It is impossible for the
pended upon big sister. Moreover,
the sum of £1,200,000 to be lent to the i 020102020100040510110009010002010102001001010000010002010002000501000223001002
and sterilized in our processes of I bureau to conduct all the work of this
Just as much individuality in de
government at 8 per cent, in consid
nature which it would be ealled upon
sign can be used.
w ashing and drying.
eration of the subscribers being In
to perform, it has drawn up rules cov
Washable frocks now hold at
corporated as a bank. The project
Cut ou t and m ail th is Coupon
BECAUSE— it is the really econom i ering performance test methods which
tention. Gingham, mull and voile
was strongly opposed In parliament
are
to
be
carried
out
by
the
Electrical
are popular fabrics and hand em
cal way. You tim e, fuel and m a
but the bill secured the royal assent
Testing Laboratories of New York in
broidery continues to be in the
April 25, 1694.
terials will cost m ore th an the
co-operation with the National Retail
very highest favor.
am ount of the laundry bill.
Dry Goods association, the latter rep
In the picture above Charlotte
An Old Dodge.
1922
O FFICES:
resenting
the retailers of null., receiv- J ackson; t h e popular child actress,
BECAUSE— It relieves th e house
“Son,"
said
the elderly gentleman, “I
ing sets. As the work develops, sug who has an important role in
wife of the m ost trying of all her
TH E CALIFORNIA OREGON PO W ER COMPANY
notice you are flashing a roll of $1
M edford,
Yreka,
gestions regarding improvements of ;
m anifold tasks. Try it and you meth.Mls of testing will be subject to ' Thomas Meighan’s latest Para
P lease send ine fu rth e r u fo rm a to n ab o u t your g j
bills.”
G rants P ass,
D unsm uir, C alifornia.
mount ©picture, “The Bachelor
will agree with us.
“What
about
It?"
P
re
fe rre d C apital Stock.
.
the approval of the bureau of stand Daddy,” is shown wearing a white
K lam ath F a lls, Oregon.
“Take
the
advice
of
a
man
who
has
ards.
mull dress trimmed in baby Irish
J u s t bundle up the wash next week
seen something of life. You’d better
N am e.
The tests outlined include: Inves- i
insertion and lace. A heavy rib
and call tin
plaster a couple of twenties on the
tigatinn as to the m aterial and work- :
bon sash sets off the dress and
outside of that bundle If you want to
ONE-SIX FIVE
tnanship, the mechanical and electrical I
S treet
Prices Subject to Change
an
added
feature
to
this
attrac
impress the help around here.”—Bir
i design, simplicity of adjustm ent, rug- j
tive outfit is the pretty mull hat
W ithout Notice
mingham Age-Herald.
Sedness, sensitivity, sharpness ol' tun- ,
trimmed
in
lace.
This
is
a
very
" ing, wave length range and faithful- I
W IRT M. W RIGHT
pattern for little girls o f
i ness of reproduction in radio telephone I suitable
■tx or eight years old.
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It pays to read the classified page.
Good \\ ork
P ro m p t Service reception.
K a th e r in e
MacDonald
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FOR SALE
Child’s Washable Frock
Over 72/,?
and Safety
s California Oregon Power Co.
7% PREFERRED STOCK
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