ASHLAND DAILY TIDINGS
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Girl Bryn Mawb Bars For "Petty Theft” Meier Declares
World Is Unready
T he g reatest cou rtesy you can a c
cord your frien d s is to let others
For Exposition
k now o f th eir presence in th e city.
T he T idin gs w ould appreciate this.
Call 3 0 .
Com es H ere for H ealth —
W. C. P erkins, of A lam eda, arrived
th 's week to try A shland clim ate for
his health, having been a su fferer
from asthm a. Mr. P erk in s will m ake
his hom e w ith Mr. and Mrs. W h it
tle, who a re old fam ily friends.
New fall su its on display a t Paul-
s e ru d ’s.
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Ik gh School Paper latte—
Owing to the fact th a t th e re will
be no school held the rem ain d er of
the week, th e Rogue News, high
school publication th a t is p rinted ev
ery o th e r F riday, will not be a v a il
able u ntil M onday, according to Les
lie W entner, editor-in-chief of the
new spaper.
E lk s to Hold Sm oker—
P re p ara tio n s a re being m ade on a
larg e scale for the larg est g a th erin g
of E lks since last spring, who are
expected will a tte n d the big sm oker
and in itia tio n of th e lodge. The
sm oker will be held in M edford,
T hursday evening.
K. P .’a H olding M eeting—
Of in te re st to local m em bers of
the K nighty of P y th ias is the an nual
session of the o rd e r which convened
for a tw o-day session in P o rtla n d to
day. It is expected nearly 450 peo
ple will be in atten d an ce. The p rin
cipal legislation to be b ro u g h t be
fore the P y th ian sessions th is year
will be th a t of perfecting a rra n g e
m ents for the erection of the first
P y th ian home to be b u ilt west of the
Rocky m ountains, and will be jo in t
ly owned and operated by th e P y th
ian dom ains of Oregon and W ashing
ton.
A site having alread y been
purchased for th e hom e a t V ancou
ver, W ash., work of erectin g the first!
u n its of buildings will be s ta rte d at
once.
JVfiss Barker
?
‘was
expelled
from the
college
because of
charge that
she took
small articles
belonging
to other
girls.
She has filed
suit for
damages
against the
school.
J u liu s L. M eier, com m issioner of
th e P o rtla n d 1925 exposition, who
has com pleted a globe-circling trip
to invite the particip atio n of foreign
countries, re tu rn e d hom e convinced
th a t postponem ent of th e fair pro
ject beyond the 1927 date fixed F r i
day is advisable. Mr. M eier believes
the e n te rp rise should aw ait reh ab ili
tatio n of E urope.
Mr. Meier left P o rtla n d confident
and optim istic over the prospects for
in te re stin g th e leading co u n tries of
th e w orld in a g rea t exposition in
P o rtla n d in 1925. He confessed he
retu rn ed a th orough pessim ist as to
th a t p roject u n d er present condi
tions. He believes th e tim e for w ait
ing has come.
“ The w orld is sick, w ith a high
te m p e ra tu re ,” he said. “ In my opin
ion, now is not th e tim e to set a
d efinite d a te fo r th e p a rty .”
Changes m ade in th e original plan
of financing th e exposition since he
left P o rtla n d la st F e b ru ary , w ere
not approved by Mr. Meier. He said
th e s ta te as a whole m ust particip ate
if th e fair is to be the unqualified
success its original sponsors hoped
T uesday, (»ctober 10, 1022
L eaves for San D iego—
Miss M arjorie Colem an is leaving
this evening for San Diego, w here 02020248235348022353235323000002024848010102
she will join h er fath e r. She has
been m akng her hom e in the city
for th e past year, and leaves a great
m any friends who will m iss her.
DAINTY DOROTHY
IS COMING
When Criminals Were Branded.
Up to the year 182b, all criminals In
England were branded, as well as
gypsies ami vagabonds, but after that
year only deserters from the army
and soldiers who were notoriously
bad «diameters were so marked.
Watch for Her
SISililBI
B i ending by Chesterfield’s
method (based on our private
fo rm u la) p ro d u c e s a m ild
cigarette that is at the same
time completely satisfying.
for.
He believed it necessary fo r the
sta te to supply a p a rt of th e expo
sition funds, e ith e r $1,000,000 or
$2,000,000, and because th is is not
now
contem plated, he found it neces
PH ILA D EL PH IA , Oct 10.— Suit ¡a fte r her suspension, and claim s she
sary to w ithhold his support from
is being was given no opportunity to clear
for
$50,000
dam ages
the p resent exposition plans.
pressed ag ain st Bryn M awr college herself of th e charges bro u g h t
a g ain st her. She then bro u g h t ac
tru stee s and Dr. M. Carey Thom as,
F ill Maturity.
tion In the M ontgom ery county court
form er president, by M arjorie B ar a t N orristow n, Pa., to compel Bryn
A woman 's not a woman until she
k er, of M ichigan City, Ind., who was M awr a u th o ritie s to re n s ta te her, has been baptized in her love and.de
votion to home and children.—Mrs. F.
expelled from the college A pril 2, b ut the c o u rt ruled it had “ no ju ris t ’roly.
1921, a fte r she had been accused of dictio n ’’ over a privately endowed
in stitu tio n and was forced to recog
petty th e fts in the dorm itories.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
Miss B arker, who is 20 years old, nize th e rig h t of th e college to drop
W ANTED— Ju n io r sten o g rap h er de
sought vindication a t th e hands of a stu d e n t any tim e, w ithout explan-
sires position in office. 651 Beach
th e college a u th o ritie s im m e d ia te ly , ation.
St.
33-2*
National Forest Camp Grounds In Oregon
Are Visited By 284,176 During The Year
«
Ko other com bination of
tobaccos achieves this result.
C h esterfield ’s T u rk ish -D o
mestic blend can’t be copied.
hesterfield
C IG A R E T T E S
FOR SALE— Sm all peaches, 20 cents
per basket. Come and get them .
A. V. Hawley, W alker Ave. 3 3-3*
o f Turkish and Domestic tobaccos— blended
E state it as our honest be
N ational forest camp grounds i n ’and seats, 140 fireplaces, all placed
Miss F aldine, the county nurse, Oregon were visited d u rin g th e sea- j a t a cost of $6639, not including the
will be a t th e M ethodist Episcopal son ju st closed by 284,176 persons, labor, which was largely supplied by
church S aturday aftern o o n , from 2 according to estim ates prepared by, ran g ers and g u ard s a t odd m om ents.
until 5 o’clock. Miss F aldine is very A ssistant D istrict I-orester C. J. | C am pground needed im provem ents
anxious th a t m others avail them
Buck, based upon re p o rts from the in a d d ition to these are 15 w ater
selves of th is opportunity to have
THE REST IN TOWN
various supervisors. This tak es in p-;pe system s, 226 latrin e s, 354 gar-
children exam ined, and to consult
only the cam ps w here th ere has been |,a ge cans, 248.99 acres of clearing,
We M ake 'Em O urselves
her in regard to the child s h ealth .
some degree of developm ent a n d ' 552 tables, 504 fireplaces, a t an es-
does not include th e th o u san d s of tim ated cost of $19,452. T he sani-
lately E lk s to E ntertain —
PLAZA CONFECTIONERY
lesser frequented places reached on- ta ry fea tu re s of these needed im-
The Lady E lks will e n te rta in on
ly by tra il.
provem ents will be p artially taken
T hursday aftern o o n a t th e ir club
The Oregon national forest in the care of by th e $10,000 app ro p riatio n
room s in the E lks tem ple. M esdames
M
ount
Hood region shows the g re a t for cam pground fire protection and
C a rte r and Kinney will be th e host
est
num
ber of cam pground visitors, san itatio n .
esses for the occasion.
with 172,240, m ost of whom stopped
B uck’s sta tistic s on cam pground
a t E agle creek cam pground on the im provem ents and expenses does not
V isiting w ith S ister—
Miss E m m a Busby, of O akland, C olum bia riv e r highw ay. The Des include th e biggest item of roads
C alif., arrived in A shland yesterday, ch u tes natio n al forest, trib u ta ry to and tra ils which m akes the cam ps
to visit w ith her siste r, Mrs. J. E. Bend and popular for its lake coun- accessible.
HOT W ATER HEATING SYSTEM
Angwin, of 93 Bush s tre e t, for t h e , t r -v> cam e aecond w ith 39>200. w hile
the
Siskiyou
forest
in
sou
th
w
estern
for Sm all or laerge H ouses
next few weeks.
Oregon jum ped to th ird place of 25,-
Ca'.ls Dimples Marks of Beauty.
Our N ew la n e o f H eatin g Stoves
Is the dimple a mark of beauty? Ot
760, because of the new road to the
A re Now In
In from H yatt Dam —
Carl K ircham was in the city Mon- Oregon caves. The C rater natio n al is it the maid with th at bewitching
day aftern o o n , from H yatt P ra irie forest was fo u rth w ith 17,500 visit- birthm ark uud the Cupid’s bow mouth
less beautiful and intelligent than her
dam 5/ ten d in g to som e business. • ors, m ost of whom w ere on th e ir way
sister
without these attractions?
Mr. K ircham and his b ro th e r own ¡to C ra te r L ake n atio n al park.
Dr. A. S. W arthin, eminent patholo
In the Oregon forest, trib u ta ry to gist of the University of Michigan,
the tru c k s which a re hauling e a rth
P
o
rtla n d , th ere w ere an estim ated says they bear a relationship to the
to the dam , and as the work is being
150,000
visitors a t E agle creek, 15,- harelip and the cleft palate which nev
c arried on both day and n ig h t, the
000
at
Lost
lake, 2600 a t L arch er yet in this or any other land have
tru ck s m ust be kept in first class
THE THEATER BEAUTin»
condition in ord er to cause no delay. inountan, 800 at Toll G ate and 800 been accepted as beautiful. They mark
a girl as “below- par,’’ says Doctor
a t C lear lake.
TODAY, TOM., THURS.
W arthin.
T rucks G oing to K lam ath—
Twelve thousand persons, m ostly
He said it during a lecture on “The
Six larg e governm ent tru c k s were C alifornians, stopped a t Union creek Inheritance of Disease,” In which he
»‘We’ll face it together, no
driven th ro u g h A shland M onday, en cam pgrounds on the way to C ra te r made a direct appeal for eugenics, bet
¡/latter what it is.”
route to K lam ath county, w here L ake, and som e stopped for several ter living conditions that should breed
they will be em ployed on county road weeks. A t H uckleberry City, like- better humans, and a plea for the rec-
UNJVEKAL
work.
wise on th e C ra te r forest, th e regis-
°f certain inheritances.
He declares that the old proverb.
te r showed 2500 visitors, b ut some “Blood will tell,” has proven its truth
Make Som e Catch—
of these cam ped on th e spot for two throughout the ages and that today
A strin g of 23 fine s te e lh e a d s (
m onths.
this fact was becoming recognized and
were on display in fro n t of th e Nin-i
A lthough B reitenbush H ot Springs that civilized people were at least con
inger & W a rn e r pool room M onday j
on th e Santiam n ational forest out sidering what could be done to breed I
a ftern o o n , w hich w ere c au g h t dur-
a better race.
ing th e m orning by W illiam Am sleyi ..............
,
m ile tra il, th e re w ere 1000 persons!
“ Rope of Rat Tail«.’’
and W alter R obertson, who left
(th e re th is year.
A
rope
made of 3,000 gopher (ground
A shland a t 5 o’clock in th e m orning, |
At G rayback cam p on th e road to squirrel) tails was recently on dis- I
drove to H ornbrook w here th e catch
the Oregon caves, for which th e for- ( play nt the office of the Montana ex
was m ade and w ere back here by
est service has ju st received an ap I tension director, awaiting shipment to
noon.
i pro p riatio n fo r developm ent, w ere the biological survey of the United
States Departm ent of Agriculture.
Move R eported—
5000 guests, and 4000 persons visit-;
The rope was made by the Blackfeet
Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Lowe, who e<i D am ond lake.
Indian chief Split-Ear, and his tribal
have been residing a t 107 Second
1» ‘he M ount Adam s country on assistants, who live near Browning, In
s tre e t, have moved to 102 Oak the W ashington side of the Colum bia Glacier county, Montana. The In
stre e t. F riends of Mr. Lowe will be river, which is becom ing increasing-, dians have tuken an active interest in
glad to know th a t he is able to w alk J x p opular w ith P o rtlan d residents. th e campaign against the rodents, and
a ga jn
G overnm ent M ineral Springs showed after burying more than 1,400 ground
O3x>in a dqpendou* d r a m /f if e
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a r e g s tr a tio n of 8000 persons dur- squirrels decided to save tails for the
19-foot rope now on exhibition. It is «I
To Hold R ecep tion —
ing th e year. The hotel and camp- estimated that at least 15,000 rodents
The M edford C hapter DeMolay grounds have both been overflow ing, were destroyed by the Indians during
will hold th e ir dance and reception An ad d itio n al 40 room s is being the drive.
’Dedicated to the Mother?/ IheWorid | Ì
,
DyQarM Laemmie
{'JJ
on T hursday evening of th is week a t added to th e building and th e cam p-'
Canine Mixture.
8 o’clock at th e Masonic hall in Med- grounds a re being extended to care
One day Billie chanced to stray in
A Drama of
ford.
All in terested in th e w ork for th e crow ds who flock to the m in-i our yard, and upon seeing our dog he
LOVE-
and th e Masonic ord er a re co rdially e ra l springs.
began to admire It.
W ithin th e n atio n al fo rests of Ore-;
invited to atten d .
Finally he said: “Oh, we have a
ACTION—
gon, according to Buck, a re seven little dog at our place.”
LAUGHTER-
Upon asking him what kind of a
A PPLES— 20 ounce pippins, 75c cam pgrounds visited by m ore th an
TEARS—
dog
he
had,
he
said:
“Oh,
ours
is
a
box delivered. P hone 9 - F - ll.
fcOOO persons, 57 visited by m ore
mixture,
three-quarters
collie
and
four-
COMEDY
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th an 50 and 28 sm all cam pgrounds
fourths bull.”—Exchange.
NOTICE
a t which forest reg iste rs a re m ain-
—and—
I will not be responsible fo r bills; iained.
First of the Month.
“ AESOP’S FABLES”
co n tracted by the Skyline Mining
C am pground im provem ents con-
Flubb—They live like two doves In
F
irs
t Show 7 :1 5 ; Second show 9
com panv a fte r u c to b e r 10. 1922.
sist of th re e w ater pipe system s, 101 a love nest.
Regular Admission
(Signed*
QEORGE ROBISON.
latrin es, 126 garbage system s, 710.2
Dubb—Yes, but they'll soon full out
33-2* acres of cleared ground, 228 tables when the billing begins.
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that for the price asked,
W lief
Chesterfield gives the greatest
County Nurse H ere Saturday—
Provost Bros.
HousePefeis
Don» Heads’
C
ever offered to smokers.
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co.
r*
A"
V -V ■
IMCCA
In v estig ate our Ideal ¡8
Arcola
value in Turkish Blend cigarettes
U T ’ I
Chicken
Tamales
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Home - Sewing - Week
S P E C I A L S ___
D uring'this week we are offering special prices on
all wool goods— Coatings, Suitings, Bolivia,
Norm andies, Serges and Poiret Twills
$3.98 values, Normandies. This week’s price
.............................................$3.47 yd
$2.98 values, 54 and 56 inch French Serges, Tricotines and Poiret Twills—
all wool and extra values. This week only ...........................................$2.59 yd
$2.50 values, French Serges and Twills—all wool in 44 and 50 inch width.
Sewing Week price ...................................................................................... $2.19 yd
$2 25 values, All Wood Serges and Coatings.
McCall Week price ............. $1.78 yd
$1.98 values, All Wool Serges and Flannels. McCall Week p r ic e ...............$1.69 yd
S1.25 and 98c values, Mixed Wool and Cotton, stripes, plaids and plain col
ors, 38 and 40 inch widths. This week only ............................................ 89c yd
Coats = Coats - Coats
Arriving daily—the well-known
PALMER AND LA VOGUE BRANDS
in Ladies’ and Children’s, with a price range—
Children’s .................... $3.98 to $12.50
SPECIAL
FOR McCALL W EEK ONLY
— O regon City W oolen M ills
N avaho B lan k ets — $9 .0 0
values—
This Week ......... $7.50
Ladies’ ......................... $14.75 to $75.00
SPECIAL
FOR McCALL W EEK ONLY
— All hT iem l Silk Hose, S t i
to 10, IlLat-k and Brown—
$ 1.50 val u es—
This Week . . . $1.00