PA8Ê TWO - r«bi AsffLASb iiÁil $föiä&8 As hl a i i d D a i l y T i d i n g s ■Bu r ° u r W a? o f t h i n k i n g i 3 r i g h t . I f d e f e a t e d ~ >♦»« hvpicmbcr, e »♦ < « < e-»e* 4 4 • w a r ite w ir iii h, iy¡¿J spending thi® w ees at the home ta r? ycr.r defeat like a rcar, ttron ever re-! I The color 9chem*, beautifully ’nier. of SffSi C rocket's patents, tor «ferried out, wa9 a symphony in Miss Make was the very tucch membenng that these co-operative farm or-j Published Every Evening Except Sunday by and Mrs. Fred York of Bellview green and pink, and was seen in loved prim ary teacher at Jackson MRS. GRACE Ê. ANDREWS, Editor ganizations hav not been built tip in a Mrs. Cfncker fortnerly lived in cbth decorations and refreshm ents ville and her place will be hard THE ASHLAND PRINT! JG CO Phone items to her at 345-ft, between io A. M. and 2 P. M. the Valley a n l has many frie n d s ' The shower was a veritable j to fill. » biit through years of earnest work. Bert R. Greer and evenings. and acquaintances th at will be shower of lovely gift dainty bits, Lditoi Above all be loyal to your organization. -♦♦-1 glad of yhis opportunity to s e e : of hand work, embroidered linens, 1 -e-e* OPPTI IAI i t p v P i m m n I • Stand by your guns if you must but do her. I It JAL C IT \ I ’A PER j elepnone 39 not slur your neighbor If he does the snrne Hedberg Jones Wedding ¡p retty china and basketry were I W ednesday night in Ashland. h n te re d a at t Ih A u h ia n n r Oregon, ir u c n n o Postofffce „ r . .„ v r ______ . • i l i n o ClOCo l i l t S a m e , i among the gifts received to place Entered the u Ashland. as , A wedding of much interest to ( Miss Goheen has been m aking L-. . . . . tor lie is ill liklihood as honest in his opin- Ashland, took place Thursday, her way leisurely westward for sev ° thG Ma" Se Second Class Mail M atter. : in the dower chest of the bride 1011 as you are m yours. I t i s this forebear- viKiHn_ frigna . I Rev’ Mr’ MacVeigh of the Pres- evening at eight o’clock, a t T rin­ i elect. eral weeks, Subscriptiou Price, Delivered in City »isiting t r i e d , and byterlan church a( , , lm Ja le was ity Episcopal church, when the ance, this tolerance that has and is getting One M cnth ........................... .......... ............... $ .63 Tlie evening was a musical one; 1 relatives on the way. at the Manse W ednesday both piano and voice contributing Three Months ................................................. 1.95 j results in all organized, co-operative effort, m arriage of Miss Dorothy J. Jones C o ™ « . ? " “ ,' ? atUe- P o r" a” d- | o t guest \ l , l , week. the general pleasure. Six Months ...................................................... 3.75 especially true of the farm ers’ organiza­ and Mr. C. Elwood Hedberg was Corvallis, and Newport were in ­ Rev. MacVeigh was conferring to The same “ Seven” whose mys- solemnized; th e Rev P.K.Ham- cluded in the itinerary. One Year ................................................*......... 7 5 q tions. All co-operative» organizations wilL mond officuting* FROM THB FACTORY Miss Goheen and Miss Haan church K.°C!,ler "* reference to jte rio u s name added zest to the P y Mail and R ural R ou tes: work. not be successful. Neither in business are | The church had ha been made very have established their Lares and lovely times they enjoyed, com­ One Month 5 .65 beautiful in pink and w hite flow­ all co-operative efforts a success, but in the posed the group of close friends Three Months .......................... ..... ....... .... . 1 95 Penates a t the home of Mrs. Van Go To College who were participants in this b a n -1 Six Months ........................................................ 3 50 majority of the cases, where the principles ers, with a background of deli­ Sant on Oak Street. Many of the young people of ! py evening. • • * One YRa r ................................ .......................... 6.5fl laid down are based on sound experience, cate ferns. Ashland are leaving shortly for Miss M arguerite Hammond pre­ Guests a t th e O rres’ O ther than the guest of honor good results are being obtained.—Western sided at the organ. In prelude, College or to teach. Miss Nellie Hake, Miss G ertrude DISPLAY ADVERTISING RATES: Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Steffenson Farmer. Miss Edith Robison ami Miss Brown, M argaret McCoy, Mabel Single insertion, per inch ..................................30 Mrs Fred Neil sang “ I Love You (Estabtishtxi in^isTo 9 0 0 IE T Y from Iowa, have arrived at the p q „ h „ | T ruly” and M endelssohn's W ed­ home of Mr. and Mr,. L. J. Orres f,“ " ' “ m“ er Yearly C ontracts: e soon fo rjT ro tt, K atherine Paesons, and E di. ROI L YOUR Angeles O W N W ITH One insertion a week ................................... $ •27 Và ding March was played for the on Beach Street, for an extended to attend school,j Robison accep ted th e h o s p ita lity CHRONIC KICKERS RIZ 1A CROIX Frederick Koehler. Paul Two insertions a week ...................... ■ entrance of the bridal party. Koehler! of tin* young h o stess. M iss Plum .25 visit, perhaps of E V M SM raao a couple °f and \v a n er Miksch go to Me-j Daily insertion ................................... Mr Gerald W enner and Mr. months. There is an age old saying that “ i t ’takes 20 v . -------- — ----------------- -------- ■ all kinds of people to make a world ” but Burton w,nnie were the ushers. rh e Orres are planning many Minnville and M argaret Johnsonj R ates I-or Legal and M iscellaneous * Advertising ¡t is t r n c in i t s e n t i r e i t y Thus we have Dur? J p R n ff fU” Episcopal cere’ pleasant outings for their enter- will return to O. A. C. A • 1 n u n w c H d V c m o n v t h a t m l n o < < t Miss Mabel T rott will teach. , .. ,, - ------- . mony the soft strains of Lohen- talnm ent. F irst insertion, per 8 point line ................. $ .10 1 __, M argaret McCoy will attend Each subsequent insertion, 8 point l i n e ......... 05 - people who continually exhibit a sunny g rin ” was a fitting accompani- For the first one, they, Mr. and disposition. AVe have others who are some ment- college and there are a number Card of Thanks ............................................. 1.00 and Mrs. Orres, Edna, Mr. and of others. A full rooster has not O bituaries, per line ..............................................02 % times lull of cheer and at other times are The bride entered upon the arm • Mrs. Stefferson and Miss Louise been secured but will be given WHAT C O N S T I T U T E A P iV F P T T Q T X rP gloomy and morbid. Then we have the Of ber father’ Mr- C. R. D. Jones, I L ennart went, last Friday on an later. ■ r r _ A’ ® E AA V J ilK ilb lI N U l n i Qao 1 .™ ,™ .... „1____• 1 • , ~ . who eave her awav 1 auto trin whmh auto trip, which included Butte ‘All fu tu re events, where an admission charge is ° ' a s s k n o w n as chronic kickers. Some kick Wh°. 6aVe heF away> * * * In business, real prosperity is always mu­ made oi a collection taken is Advertising. about the weather, some because wages are tn t WV attended by Httle Myr' Falls, C rater Lake, F o rt Klam ath Visitors at the P atterson’s tual, for no one group can long profit at an­ K lam ath Falls, Pelican Bay, and Char,“e> °r °therWlSe wm H others because w ajes a re ; lê X ln t u - Mrs. R. G. Jones from Rose- other’s expense. Lake of the Woods. They were gone several day,. ¡ " 7 ' ” “ S“e3' “ th ' " they n  are ^ 7 not n ï : o iv n o: : bride’ - a^ r ° ' Jones will rem ain for a ol’ its clients. some length. tions will be in cash. This Institution, therefore, is constantly , i v , • , . ~ -------- --- ------- same delicate shade, acted as th eir friends are delighted with ♦ * * bus lands arc kicking at their wives, and maid of honor. the country. w orking lo r the best interests of its cus­ • . . 7 i Guest in the Wood’s Home n<»t a tew wives practicing reciprocity with tomers, for in that direction lies its own Miss Agnes Hedberg, as brides­ They plan to go to the Oregon! SEPTEMBER X Mrs. Elizabeth Fowler, of.C or- success. their husbands. The kids kick liecause their maid, was gowned in the softest Caves Sunday later will make oth- ™ " ,^ y T a “ n3 ^ « k : Become one of our customers and enjoy with h at and r j * * . ! * ? " " *■“ » paients arc too slow, and the parents kick shades of pink, ABUNDANT PARDON:— Let the wicked for­ flowers in harmony. and to the coast. your share of mutual prosperity. J because their children are too fast. home of Dr. and Mrs. E. A. sake his way, and (he unrighteous man his The bride was lovely in white * * • Woods on North Main street, lias I he mule is classed as the champion satin gown, the veil held rrown Dine in Medford thoughts: and let him retu rn unto the Lord, and he but The Club composed of business gone on to California to visit, will have mercy upon him; and to our God, for kicker of the land, but can hardly be plac- like, by frag ra n t orange blossoms. j* s be­ w ill.stop again at the'W ood I ed with any of the foregoing ciasses be­ The arm bouquet was the daint-1 g irls’ whose good times have been fore her return to her work at lie will abundantly pardon.— Isaiah 55:7 iest of pink rose buds, beautiful­ chronicled a t various times go to­ Corvallis. cause he kicks everything that comes along ly arranged. night to Medford. * * • .uni believes he hat. a right to kick. There; The groom, „„pnnru.n by Mr “ INSIDE DOPE” ON THE NAVAL is no use, good people, trying to supplant ’ Clyde Young, a beat man, met the They will have dinner at the Miscellaneous Shower. “ H olland” a fte r which, most of Miss Pauline Plum m er was the BASE QUESTION the mule in his chosen profession. Some bride at the a lta r, w here the aoi- them wil retu rn to Ashand but gracious young hostess Thursday A recent Washington dispatch gives people hold no envy against that long ear-;emn vows were spoken th at made Miss Coffee with Mrs. Hal MiNafr evening a t h er home, Hillcrest, will rem ain for the “S ta r” Meet­ 151 W imer Street. what professes to he the “ inside story” ed animal and are content to let him re-p ® “ raan and wife- ing. The party assumed the guise of <>i why Great Britain is to he allowed to ! main champion. W hat’s the use? Let us After the ceremony. congratu- The dinner will not be the only a “ Miscellaneous Shower” and w a s! worth i *7° extended- and the build an immense naval base at Singapore,! turn our attention to something ® pathw ay from the church was a Pleasant part of the occasion, for in compliment to M(ss Nellie Hake, j while the I nited States, under the terms ______ _______ I veritable rice shower, indicative the drive down the valley and the whose wedding will occur in De-1 of the good wishes for th eir hap­ jolly visit eu route will be a part cember. of the Washington Treaty, may not build! of the fun. Herbert Kaufman says: “ Tomorrow’s piness. one anywhere in the Eastern Pacific. Mut ual Prosperity First National Bank Ashland, Oregon • • » According to this dispatcli, J ipan refu s-|d,esk Wl11 be. eiiaiPPed with radio sets A reception for the bridal party Guest« of th e Gibson Family. the im m ediate relatives fol­ e l to become a party to the treaty if both tarousb wbictl editors will talk directly and The J. R. Gibson’s have had lowed, at the home of the bride’s SsnJ it a num ber of house guests this naval bases ,were permitted, but a .reed l° eniPerors> while cameras toss jungle parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. D. week at th eir home on Scenic to countenance one only. Natn illy, Great 5< eilCh acr°ss Seven Seas into etching tubes Jones. Drive. Britain did not care to relinquis i her plans!ai? '. Aeets aei ‘ trucks deliver Sunday As a t the church, so in the Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Page, W ith The at Singapore. The spirit whic animated ltl0ns .oi >as^ ^ le °ther before rooms, pink and w hite were the and little son Robert from San colors used. Jose California were visiting Mrs; the American representive, lihu Roof, the run is off.” A p retty touch a t the wedding Nell Mac Dearmid and her fath er was to save the conference a all costs. supper, when the bridal cake was J- R. Gibson this week, and th e ,* Lei’s all go to the county Fair. Conseqneittly, the concession was made to cut. was the presentation to each Stanley B. Koontz family of Haw- '' of a silver leaf-used in its orna­ thorne California, with Mrs. May ’ ’ Japan and to Great Britain. Jackson countv has an allotment of m entation. Crocker, were also there. j “ many families will be The stoi \ carries w ithin it every indica- tion of probability. At that particular mo- i,3'® ’ ior of stricken people of; b / u e bX ' MtaHedZ-g They are having a w onderfully” ; lerived of the assistance of the boys and girls on ment the Washington treaties were consid- • ° kl° aDC Aokohama, Japan. The amount Mr. and Mrs. H edberg left by pleasant reunion and needless to Wash Day. Let us do ..... .i ... .i , • . . is n n r ■»'»«■»•iirvr, _______x x i ' __ .... . .. “ 7 say all are enjoying it to the ut- your ered worth making at any sacrifices. It is our portion ot the amount to be raised luotor- for the north on th eir termost« sub-' honeym oon, the places to be vis- e * ♦ was a })olitical expedient of great nn iiient' j by Oregon. , That our allotment will be --------i , announced. Visitors a t tlie Y ork’s undertaken to distract public attention and SCn^ d earl{ Sees without saying. If any Family Wash are very well Mrs. Floyd Crocker and little to convey die impression something l,n''k . a , s ant hesitation in giving money just - known and deserve ----- that ----- —mething' deservedly popular daughters from Roseburg are was being done by the administration when 1 eniind “ lat 1,000,000 people of the two dev young people. During the scliol year. the administration was actually incapable astatei^ c‘Hes are without homes, and that Mrs. Hedberg is a d au g h ter of COUGH DISTURBS SCHOOL QUALITY RIGHT of doing anything. nearly a half million more were killed in Mr. and Mrs. C. R. D. Jones a WORK PRICES RIGHT ,, . H r - greatest calamity of modern times bas lived here raany years- School teachers should give the The price of this gesture was the Crip- lo ., vino- lynliin.l i_____ i , '’ l Mr. Hedberg is the son ol of Mr. same advice to children who have ASHLAND LAUNDRY pling of America in the Pa,¡lie, but what ¡“ " r v and Mrs. Hedberg and has lived coughs as did this Florida teach­ Phone 165 in Ashland all his life. did that mailer, matter, so long as the tlie gesture er. “ I recommended FOLEY’S He is an efficient employe in the HONEY AND TA « to the children was made and produced publicity for its F irst N ational Bank. IT DEPENDS ON THE MATERIAL in my school who had the ‘flu ’ makers. Their hosts of friends wish I and good results came whenever ( ’omes the day wdien young men an'd them every happiness and are it was used,” w rites Mrs. L. i = It is not a pretty picture ,but it is at least typical of the ways of the political! women must decide finally whether ¿hey very glad th a t they will make A rm strong, Okeechobee, Florida. S their home in Ashland. exigency. It is a sample .of the way in will spend four years or more in college. Foley’s Honey and Tar contains ■ * * • no opiates. Ingredients printed S i A recent issue of the national journal of which men "in high office grow liberal with Announcement P a rty on the w rapper. Quickly relieves ■ the national safety and honor when their a &reat college fraternity especially noted Through intim ate friends, we colds, coughs and croup. SoM for its scholarship, carried, as customary, learn th a t a t an "announcem ent everywhere. own prestige is at stake. o ..... he done about oblt«anes of members who had died. Many P a rty ” given Septem ber the first, Of course nothing can in Santa Monica, Califoenia, the it now. The United States cannot build a luul annexed wealth and fame, engagem ents of Miss Helene Casey naval base at Manila for ten years with-! Also it carried an item that a curious and Mr. Elm er Mangunson of School Supplies out breaking her pledged word; the inci-1cVsto.Hlor folin(l 111010 thafl 200 fraternity Santa Monica was made known To Good Pencils, 2 fo r ........ 9C dent is closed except fo rthe shouting. ¡lans in a Broadway pawn shop where they their "friends. R egular Ac tablets, 2 for 9c The wedding will take place But it is worth shouting a little about, ilati been ll0cl<0fl by college men who had R egular 5c pencil, and reg­ in the im m ediate future. u lar 5c tablet, both ........ 9c because this country has still some privi- ‘ The party was a very lovely leges which can he traded for politieal E rasers, Pencil Clips and lite laet is, a college can’t make brains, affair, and twenty-five of the o th er supplies grand stand plays it the occasion arises,i1^ llierely can train them. It usually makes bride-elect’s friends were present. and it is just as well for the real propriet- a K1,lai 1 Dian sirtarter; a fool a bigger fool, Miss Helene Casey the bride-to be, is an Ashland girl, having liv­ ors of these privileges, The People to know VARIETY STORE ed here many years and has a 89 N. Main ! Still, there is no indication that we where they sta n d —Sacramento Bee. very warm corner in the hearts would he happier if winter weather came of her friends, whose names are ui summer and summer weather in winter. legion. H er friends are very in­ CO OPERATIVE EFFORT Opening of School LAST TIMES TODAY BETTY COMPSON —in— ‘The Woman With Four Faces » » A Polished Crook Drama —also— “ MOVING” A Comedy —and— “ PLUNDER” ncmUe m'"iOnS °f bereaVed and E L H A R T ’S W e H a v e in S t o c k A ll th e S c h o o l T ex t B o o k s Go-operation am ong groups 1-n.ctieed for oonturies. ii X b i iü S' ü " terested in her happiness, and send has been < hie touch makes the whole world kin, a world of good wishes to her, and It has found itajgenerally, but w Ä „ » i t of the worid 19 oc-, congratulate h , ------------ Mr. Mangunson on ,‘S ' M l ,1‘' ' ' ' l 'I' e n n 0 3 t ! e,,,,ie<1 " i , h •i ,,S t a t » in t r y i n g o v e /h la " h o m e 88 CaMy 10 PreSlvcr 50 years. We could tell you al, S course, which has .proven very in­ heir good points and how they arc .veil made, but, when we ask you t c 1 teresting, and most valuable in ouy a pair at our risk, giving you her p lan s for her continued work 1 New Pair FREE if They Rip ■ in teaching. you are protected in every way. I Mrs. Murphy is an efficient Look for J teacher of several years experience this and is perfecting herself in her Two- Hone chosen profession LaM • • • ind take no other brand. Junior High Teacher Arrives K«de by Levi Strauss & Co.,s*n Fraacbcc Miss Edna L. Goheen of Sher­ “ eliable Merchandise since 1853 wood, N orth D akota, one of the S ia ie n o f Koreralls, Keep Kids Klear, \ Hl teachers a t Ju n io r High, arrived Two-Horse Brand SCHOOL SUPPLIES TABLETS, COMPOSITION BOOKS, PENS, RULERS, PENCILS, Etc., Etc. ■ Copper-Riveted Waist Overalls ! Buy Your Fountain Pen Here and Have Your Name Engraved in Gold Letters F R E E ! O n th e Plaza E L HA R T S