Saturday, November 18, 192Ü
ASHLAND DAILY TIDINGS
FAQH FOUR
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Com es In From H osp ital—
G rants P ass L adies Here—
PRINCIPAL FIGURES IN MONTANA SLAYING
Am ong th e ladies of G rants Pass,
m em bers of the D aughters of the J
Nile, who a rriv ed in tim e to partak e
of th e luncheon, w ere M esdames
C eorge S. R iddle, P. B. H erm an, J
P, Je ste r, Louis Steinbaugh, Jam es
Chinnook Alva G unnell, Swope, A. C.
H ough, A. K. Cass, C larence W ine-
tro u t and E lm e r Balsinger.
S TILL MATTER FOR RESEARCH
Astronomical Science, Although Enor
mously Developed, Has Yet a
Great Deal to Discover.
Jess Sm ith, who had th e m isfor
tu n e to break both legs in a fall from
a hay wagon a few weeks ago, was
bro u g h t down town F rid ay afternoon
in his wheel chair, and spent a few
hours a t the N ininger & W arn er b il
lia rd hall.
Mr. S m ith is gettin g
The W ISE m an w ants to look ,
along nicely and will be able to get well— ou r su its will help him . P aul-!
o u t again in a few weeks.
s e ru d ’s.
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W hen o u r label is in your coat,
Visits w ith R elatives—
you a re well dressed. P a u lse ru d ’s.
Mrs. M ary Beaver and son Row
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land, of Salem , spent a few days th is
week as th e guests of Mr. and Mrs.
E m broidery C'lub M eets—
A. M. B eaver a t th e ir hom e on Iowa
T he F riday A fternoon E m broidery j
stre e t.
Mrs. B eaver an d her son
club m et yesterday aftern o o n with
w ere en ro u te to Los Angeles w here
Mrs. F. L. Nelson, on th e Boulevard.
they will spend th e w inter.
A p leasan t aftern o o n was spent, af-,
te r w hich th e refresh m e n ts of the
C leaning, pressing and rep airin g
season, consisting of pum pkin pie j a t P a u lse ru d ’s.
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w ith whipped cream , etc., were
served. Those p rese n t w ere: Mes
C alled lle iv from R oseburg—
dam es C. A. C otter, O. W. L ong Rov
Mrs. H arry R a n d le tt and Mrs. J.
Hale, Guy Jacobs, M ark S m ith, M. J. •
G. P a tte rso n w ere called from th eir
Love, E a rl H osier, J. C. P oor, A. M. 1
hom es in R oseburg to a tte n d a t the
Dyrud, and Mrs. Nelson. T he next
bedside of th e ir siste r, Mrs. Ray i
m eeting will be a t th e hom e of Mrs.
J e te r, who lias been q u ite ill, but
W a lter F ru la n on B stre e t.
is now convalescing.
O. A. C. CO-ED SCALDED;
A century of continuous achieve
ments in the knowledge of other
worlds has brought us, as Professor
Eddington suggests, to the threshold
of expectations which a generation
ago would have been deemed fantas
tic.
We have giant telescopes beyond the
imagination of fifty years ago. The
camera has, in the minds of many of
tlie public, almost brought the sun
and his satellites onto a dissecting
table. Above everything else the spec
troscope has revolutionized astronom
ical science by revealing the m aterials
of which the sun, inoon and stars are
composed.
But we must calmly await the in
form ation of science which adm its the
existence of vegetation in Mars as to
the mysterious “signals” of its inhab
itants. There may he men in the moon
in the breathable atm osphere of its
stupendous craters. The field of astro
nomical research excludes nothing but
the impossible. We all share the “feel
ing” to which Professor Eddington
gave expression, “th at we are on the
verge of something greater than our
dreams can shape.”—London Mail.
fe.
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Valuable Cross Breeding.
The crossing of the yak with com-
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I mon cattle as practiced In Mongolia,
OREGON AGRICULTURAL COL-i Siberia and Tibet produces an animal
LEGE, Corvallis. Nov. 18 — D orothy ,nore ^ k e a b l e than either of the
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purent stock.
Johnson of balem , freshm an in com
m erce, fell in a b a th tu b of scalding j
w ater a t M argaret Snell hall, and is j Evidently a Strenuous Preacher.
An announcement in the following
now in the C orvallis general hospital
terms
was posted outside an English
w ith bandages around one arm . At
church: “Next Sunday the Rev. -----
tending physicians stid she would re
----- will preach here, morning and
cover rapidly.
evening; after which the church will
Miss Johnson is the d a u g h te r of be closed for six weeks for necessary
Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Johnson of Salem. repairs.”
FALLS INTO BATHTUB
TOO LATE TO CLASMIFY
SPECIAL COUNCIL HELD
TO CONSIDER W ATER
(C ontinued from P age 1)
FOR SA L E - Fancy B arred Rock
and Sicilian B uttercup cockerels a t
your own price. Good show birds.
243 L aurel St.
66-1*
by Mr. D illard for the benefit of the HAVE REGISTERED Duroc-Tersey
incom ing m ayor and council, as the
boar it stud.
W. L. Huxley.
p rese n t council
had
practically
W alker Ave.
66-6*
agreed a t an e a rlie r m eeting th a t it FOR RENT— Modern five room low
would be in favor of buying w ater
er floor apartm ent. 488 W. Main.
67-2*
for some 400 acres of land in the H
city
from
the
T
alen
t
d
istric
t,
should
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LOST— Will the person who picked
the Belleview d istric t m ake it pos
up black fur on T hursday a fte r
<D
sible by tak in g w ater them selves.
noon retu rn to Tidings office. 66-3
The 400 acres of w ater, which the
present council proposes to contract
‘•a.Tp& á
for from the T alent d istric t, they
say would be used in irrig a tin g the
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THE THEATER BEAHTFW.
larg e r acreages in th e city, and in
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WOODEN LEG A HANDICAP supplying the p rio r rig h ts of some Today Only—
Ask your grocer for Golden Sheaf
Dance
Jackson
Hot
Springs
S
a
tu
r
200 acres lying below A shland and
B read.
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Physician Had Forgotten T hat Ap which m ust be supplied from a s I i -
day night. E verybody’s going. 63-4
pendage Would Not Help Duck
lland creek. It is claim ed th a t this
W ill Move to lx»s Angeles—
in Its Native Element.
J. C. M ather arrived last week Leave for P o rtla n d —
1 would greatly reduce the am ount of
Mr. and Mrs. Irv in g Findley left
from Los Angeles, Calif., to assist
A distinguished doctor of Baltimore, w ater used th ro u g h the w ater m ains
Mrs. M ather in packing to re tu rn to th is week fo r P o rtla n d , w here Mrs.
Md., has a Hock of Muscovy ducks run in the city and would supply m ore
th e City of the Angels. Mrs. M ather F.ndley will e n te r Dr.. Coffey’s hos
City
ning around his country ¡dace and hear w ater to th e sm all acreages
ing a great commotion in the chlekei. E ngineer W alker and W ater S uper
Is a siste r of Mrs. J. Z. W ing, and p ital for tre a tm e n t.
yard one afternoon hurried hence to in te n d e n t H osier stated they did not
has been resid in g on Allison street.
A Real Live
see one of his ducks doing a line of believe th e plan could be w orked out
New tow n A pples— 75c box deliv
She moved h ere last su m m er for th e
dare-devil stunts in mid-air. The “fall
benefit of th e h e a lth of h e r fam ily. ered. P hone 9 - F - ll.
successfully.
ing leaf,” "tail-spin” and such per
Mr. M ather is in th e em ploy of the
Mr. W alker was asked to m ake a
formances were following one another
V isitors from D unsm uir—
S o uthern Pacific com pany and a n tic i
re
p
o rt on w hat had been done in
with startling rapidity when the doc
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sm ith, of D uns
pated a tra n s fe r here, b u t failed to
connection
w ith the survey ordered
tor discovered th at the cause of it all
m u ir spent a few days th is week
story of the throbbing West
was
a
big
ra
t
which
was
hanging
on
m ake th e exchange. He has re tu rn ed
to see if it w ere possible to bring
and his fam ily will follow sh ortly. I in A shland visiting w ith Mrs. S m ith ’s
the duck’s leg. The rat held on until w ater from Neil creek into A shland
p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. L. J. H eer, and
the leg came off, when the rodent creek.
In m aking his rep o rt, Mr.
—A bursting dam that will
o th er relativ es in the city.
dropped
to the ground and escaped. W alker sta te d th a t he and an engi
A shland G ran ite M onum ents, fin
make
you gasp and remem
The doctor tied the injured member
ished to order. S. P en n isto n , phon?
neer
from
G
rants
Pass,
who
he
ob
ber it.
and his surgery was a success in that
F lu ff R ugs, m ade from your old
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46— 26
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îsïüsss
the bird recovered, but it had a great tain ed to do th e survey w ork, w entj
worn out carpets. T elephone 208.
—Also—
handicap in its possession of a single up Neil creek and a fte r m aking an j
41-eod-lm o* sh o t
^
to n ’
exam ination, decided th a t the point
TORCHY’S
NUT SUNDAY
and k ilh .l Rev. ( h ris tle r and t h e n com m itted suicide, according to for the
answered an
all PUT-
pur- w here w ater should be tak en out was
m e fowl
iuw i which
ntuvu uuawcicu
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. G rubb a rriv ed a co ro n er’s verdict.
! poses on the land, but when the bird a t the low er saw m ill.
TOMORROW & MONDAY
From this
in A shland a few days ago for a visit
(2 ) Rev. L eonard J . d i r i s tl e r , slain clergym an, of H avre M ontana, ven^ured into the w ater Its efforts to point, th e en g in eer ran a line around
’
i paddle with one leg caused it to de
This is a class or lau n d ry work and Mrs. G rubb was tak e n to the know n as th e “ B ishop of All O u td o o rs.”
th e hills, w ith a slig h t drop, and
(3 ) St. Mark’s Church, o f w h ich th e “ Bishop o f All O utdoors’ w as scribe one circle a fter another so that
th a t we a re giving to a large n u m Sacred H eart hospital, M edford, a
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if it finally did reach the shore it was found th a t the Neil creek w ater could
sh o rt tim e la te r to be o p erated on rector.
ber of p a tro n s here in A shland.
be em ptied into A shland creek a
by the m erest accident.
for appendicitis. She is rep o rted to
(4 ) Hom e of Rev. L eonard J . C hijistler, « h e ro double sho o tin g oc
In th is grade of w ork, we give the
sh o rt distance above the pow er plant
c u rre d .
be gettin g along very nicely.
sam e carefu l a tte n tio n to th e wash- i
and th e upper intake. The distance
Swallowed
by
London.
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ing th a t th e re g u la r finish w ork re-1
would be about ten m iles and it was
Cheam
was
once
a
delightful
vil
P iano T u n in g —
A tte n d Football Game—
ÌOUNG W H ITE WIDOW WEDS
ceives. The flat pieces are n e a tly '
lage in S u rrey ; today it is fast becom Mr. W a lk e r’s opinion th a t the w ater
Now is th e tim e to have your piano
Leslie H eer and Dom ino P ro v o s t1
MIDDLE-AGED CHINAMAN ing a suburb of London. But it still should be b ro u g h t in a pipe, which
ironed; fine sta rc h work is starched
tuned. Carl H. Loveland. Studio. left early F rid ay for th e n o rth to a t - 1
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has some respect for the days when It w ould cost approxim ately $10,000
and dried, and the soft g arm euts
135 E a st Main. Phone 465.
u6tf tend th e A shalnd-R oseburg footbalL
was simply a decorative feature on a per m ile o r betw een $125,000 and
VANCOUVER,
W
ash.,
Nov.
18.
a re dried.
gam e, and to a tte n d the gam e a t i Chin Yu, a Chitiam an, and Mrs. Geor- beautiful countryside. When it was $150,000 for the pipe line alone.
W hen you get ROUGH DRY serv I.eiivos for D unsm uir—
found that (.'beam’s beautiful Four-
C orvallis today.
gia Id a Pierce, w hite, obtained a ! t.eenth century cottage was in the way O ther expenses would probably bring
ice, you a re relieved of the d rudgery
Mrs. W alter Maxey left th is m orn
m arriag e license here in spite of th e ( of tjie road being widened, Cheam did th e to ta l to nearly $200,000 for the
of w ashing, the u n c e rtain ty of d ry ing for D unsm uir ,on a business trip , V isitor from M tnlford—
ban
on mixed m arriag es proclaim ed not say either “Down with the cot- e n tire project. The w ater obtained
ing in u n settled w eather, and of a and will be gone over Sunday, as th e
iiis . ew ju ry , of M edford, was a by t}-,e V ancouver M inisterial asso- tage” or “Let the m otorcars go round from such a source would be about
large p a rt of the ironing.
guest of Mrs. C. R obert Shaw com business v isitor in th e city F riday.
ciation. The couple evidently knew another way.” It simply decided to put 200,000,000 gallons, o r double the
oiVotbcOow
Give us a tria l next week and bining business w ith pleasure.
about th e ban, for they asked Fred- ,lu; bouse on rollers and move it back am o u n t th a t could be obtained by
,
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,
a little way, as was done a few years b u ilding th e larg e dam in* A shland
Cliff Payne m akes fire screens. S tn c k lin g , deputy
you will be convinced.
a u d ito r who is-,
... ’ ’ . . . .
,
,
A strange love-drama in a
’
ago vvitli Trinity house, In the old
Good reliable d e n tistry a t reaso n
creek canyon, and th e cost w ould be
sued
the
license,
if
th
ere
was
a
jus-
cathedral
city
of
W
orcester.
Every-
setting
of rare beauty. With
O ur prices a re reasonable.
able prices.
Dr. H enry B. P u rl, Evening; Sewing Cbiss—
ju st about double, m aking the cost
tice
o
fth
e
peace
who
perform
ed
such
.
body
gains,
the
motorist
by
having
a
charming
Marion Davies as
An evening sew ing class is being
B eaver Bldg.
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of w ater practically th e sam e in
weddings.
S
trickling
directed
them
wider
road,
and
artistic
folk
by
con-
the heroine who lives but to
contem plated by some of th e ladies
to Ju stice W ilson, of M innehaha, templation of a fine specimen of Four- e ith e r case, according to Mr. W alker.
P asses T hrough A shland—
fascinate men.
of A shland and any one who is in
Mr. Loom is and th e new council
W IRT M. WRIGHT
George Sm ith, rep re sen ta tiv e o f' tere ste d in th e class is asked to call! who recently m arried two mixed cou- teenth century architecture; vvliile
j Cheam should be happy in having en were asked to express th e ir opinion
MARIE CORELLI’S
pies when o th ers refused.
PHONE 165
the K elly-Springfield T ire com pany i Miss Hicks at the library.
tered a practical protest against an on the m a tte r and, despite the fac t,
Chin Yu gave his age as 37. Mrs.
Good W ork
P rom pt S ervice a t R oseburg, passed th ro u g h A shland
popular novel elaborately
act of vandalism.—Christian Science
th a t they had no advance inform a
F riday en ro u te to K lam ath F alls,
Monitor.
O rres cleans clothes. P h o n e 64. P ierce said she was 25.
picturized
tion on the situ a tio n , they sta te d
w here he w ill spend a few d a y s !
they would endeavor to c arry out
— Also—
tojbe ,
shooting. The feath ered trib e will | P u rc h ase Buck I^ikc—
TWO ANCIENT SQUAWS ARE
The Last Straw.
Send it
vndry
any
plan
th
a
t
th
e
p
resen
t
council
PATHE NEWS
have to look well to th e ir flight
The C alifornia Oregon Pow er com
BURNED TO DEATH IN HUT
It had been a trying day and Ray-
sta rte d if they found th a t it was for
w hile George is about.
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mond’s
father
was
rather
irritable,
lie
pany has purchased Buck lake and
THEIR FIRST VACATION
GOLDFIELD, Nev., Nov. 1 8 .— stood for a few questions from the th e best in te rests of A shland.
expects to tu rn its w ater into the
Mr. Joy reported th a t th e Belle
M
attie
and
A
nnie,
two
P
iu
te
squaw
s,
!
youngster,
but
when
the
latter
asked
—with—
K lam ath rbrer to au g m en t th e p res
view d istric t expected to close its
en t supply of th a t stream .
This each said to have been nearly 100 I w hat caused the desert of S ahara- ht
Mr.
&
Mrs.
Carter DeHaven
I laid down his paper and answ ered; cam paign S aturday, Novem ber 25,
elim in ates a n o th e r source of possible years old, w ere burned to death here "I guess it formed when the Israelites
and give th e ir rep o rt to the T alent
Coming next Tuesday—
in a fire which destroyed a shack in ]ost tlieir s.(11(1 And if you don’t quit
w ater for A shland.
d istric t im m ediately a fte rw a rd , and
which they w ere living. Both were asking me so many questions I’ll see
“ The Prisoner of Zenda”
SECOND ATTRACTION
Sweet Cider, m ade fre sh every born in N evada and lived in the sta te your mother puts you to bed before I the council will probably tu rn in a
favorable rep o rt a t the sam e tim e.
day. two gallons 75c, one gallon 40c, th ro u g h o u t th e ir lives. They were get home hereafter.”
“But, pa,” came the question, “how
delivered. P hone 9 - F - ll,
fam iliar figures a t m any of th e m in
can
you see her put me to bed If she !
ing cam ps in th e pioneer days.
puts
me to bed before you get home?” !
H ero fro,m S ask atch ew an —
And
that
question w as Raymond’s last !
W alter M cLean, of S askatchew an,
LANE COUNTY VOTES TO
—for that evening.—Boston T ran
C anada, is in the city v isiting w ith
A uspices of th e A m erican Legion
K E E P STOCK O FF ROAD script.
the C. A. McLean fam ily.
The protein c o n ten t of OLYMPIC egg m ashes is com pletely balanced
E n te rs M edford H ospital—
EUGENE, Nov. 18.— Of th e 12
In Different Classes.
in itself, consisting of th e proper varieties and of su p erio r quality.
SINGING AND DRAMATICS PRESENTED
precincts in L ane county th a t voted
A visitor in an A ustralian home in-
These .are the reasons why OLYMPIC egg m ashes are higher in
IN HAPPY COMBINATION
UMPQUA NATIONAL FO REST
N ovem ber 7 on th e question of allow - qUired of his host’s little son, “Do you
digestibility, sa fe r and productive of such uniform and satisfactory
HAS 12 INCHES OF SNOW Ing stock to run a t large, fo u r of go to school now?”
resu lts in h e a lth of th e layers and in filling the egg baskets. E ith e r
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■ them voted in favor of it, and eight
“Yes, sir.”
of these m ashes properly fed w ith OLYMPIC SCRATCH, con stitu te
PENDLETON. Or., Nov. 18.— The to keep the stock ur . Many o th er!
”And what do you learn—reading,
a ratio n of the proper n u tritiv e ratio for the laying hen. T here is
snow fall on the Blue m o u n tain s in precincts in th e county had voted to w riting’ su n is-
no waste.
several sections of th e U m atilla na- keep stock off the roads. F a rm e rs
td l’ je s ’ and 1 learn religion, too.
Adm., 50c and 25c
8 o’Clock
“Religion?”
tional forest is now over 12 inches have tak e n down th e ir fences next
“Yes. I learn the little religion
Season T ickets on S ale at R educed Prices
deep, according to J. C. K ohns, f o r - 'to the highw ays,
which teaches that we all come from
est supervisor. In the H eppner ran g e
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See V. V. M ills, A shland S ta te B a rk
Adam. But my older brother is in a
higher class; he learns the big religion
the rain fall and. snow cam e too la te ¡A rriv e from F t. K lam ath —
to brin g th e grass up fo r the last
C. V. Loosley, Ed Hoyt and Mr. and that teaches that we all come
feeding of c a ttle , which was very W heeler arriv ed from F o rt K lam ath from monkeys.”—Boston Transcript.
poor this season, but th e sheep range F rid ay w ith 30 head of horses be-
Wonder of Small Things.
in th e H eppner country held up well longing to Mr. Loosley, which he
Tlie
greatness of our life depends
u n til late in the year.
1 will w in ter in th e valley.
on so little ! In the midst of the
humblest incidents of ordinary days,
the verse of a poet may suddenly re
veal to us something stupendous. No
solemn word bus been spoken, and
we feel that nothing has been called i
fo rth ; and yet, why has an Ineffable i
face beckoned to us from behind an old ;
We have th e m ost com plete line of F ra m e d P ic tu re s ever
'HAT word vulcanizing makes a hit with the folks
man’s fears? Or why does a vast ;
Miown in A shland— including M axfield P a rris h , H offm an’s
who have gotten acquainted with the manner in
night, starred with angels, extend over j
rtlig io u s plrturiH , I’a tte rs c n ’s L ithia P a rk a n d C ra te r L ake
the smile of a child?—Maeterlinck.
which we repair tires. We mike an old, blownout tire
coloretl p ictu ies. M ottoes a n d C h ristm as C ards.
"The Lost
frail”
"W NS
Zane Grey
WHAT IS ROUGH DRY?
Rlorion
Ashland Laundry Co.
MIDLAND LYCEUM COURSE
"The Colonial Players”
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Armory, Wednesday, Nov. 22
ASHLAND MILLS
VUL
CAN
p o r X m as
Bonar Law and New Cabinet Members
:
A Sign.
DARLING STUDIO
“I think that small boy-of oure is
going to be a poet.”
“T hat so? Wliy?”
“He never w ants to have his hair
aut.”
“ PO RTRAITS THAT PL E A SE ”
2 9 Shopping Days B efore Xm as
CLtezox
& O K A I3 I.AVV--
¡K akixj VsAurevEf
If it is for A shland, we a re for it.
feel like a youngster before we get through with it. If
it isn’t worth repairing, we’ll tell you so.
buto m o v i e s
BY LEEDOM'S TIRE HOSPITAL
?