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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 14, 1925)
r SHfLAND, D A.IL TID IN G S I ter eating hemes la or »round'Bq«- Mr. Joe Miller, r|o n he said o f th is ea rlier b o i« « New Businessman, LteexiireaeiMy j N s r / W * k U il. « I Ashland, Oregon, ' ,; . . . . * U ra is e H e p v e a '2 « , . W bony« Dear Joe: ' * , , which I could not know »part Allows ma to extend the welcom eof the city to you, troni my ipather. 8b« wm •> Joe, in your new enterprise here. Ashland is always glad yyays working lo r as ebUdren to welcome a new business, and, by t^e way/ we have been and yet livin g lo r my lath er noxiously, fearfully, bravely,’ with pretty busy welcoming during the past year* absolut» tfa a t ta M e goodness Yon have a splendid location, Joe, in Jim McGee’s and righteousness. W h ile alta mew building, and Jim is as 'fine a fellow as there is in listened to hie reading a t night, the city; I know you two will get along-famously. -, . abe hewed or knitted tor na, or Wfligen, aa a rota. kuo Ashland is providing her boast of a steady growth, d im ed or mended the day’s tmttar than tk«y kaow a substantial growth, and. every merchant who comes into '.ravages In o ur clothes. She was A statua becomes famous «äly not only the center of bom« to the city, proves* the truth of this assertion. me; she wae home Itself; a nd .In after the reformers a y It 1» That Ashland is the finest city in the world in Which the years before I. made a home I simply «wíal. to live, is admitted everywhere. With new businesses o f my own, absence from ber was springing up almost daily, we are on the high road to the iiomeelckneea which was al- tWfcys h a u n iin gT n e, She had. prosperity. What more can we ask f Ilk« my father, the instinct of Lots of luck Joe. >«etry; qnd ta the tang eve Aundift Ashland. F lattery, judlcionsly apqÿed, nings whleh we spent reading or { .— ...... . Editor Busines« Manager City »dl tor Telepbo»« 2 * OFFICIAL OTTYPAPEB One Month .... Three Months One insertion a week ............... Two Insertions a w e e k ................ D ally insertion .............................. Bate» 1er Legal and First insertion, per 8 point line Bach subsequent insertion, • point line Card of T h a n k s ____ ___ - ..........- ............ Obituaries, per line It by th a t name,” he said. Be fore the fam ily’s removal to Columbus, the capital, his father for many years was owner of The Ashtabula (O hio) Sentinel, at a tim e when country news paper« were toot th rifty business W H A T CONSTITUTES A D V E R T IS IN G enterprises as they are today. ’A ll future events, where aa admieeion charge is made or a collection taken is Advertising.” The (am ity tacos»« from th e pa No discount w ill be allowed Religion» or Benevolent Orders Mother of M r. W illiam Dean per was scarcely a thousand dol Howells. lars a year,1 b u t this sufficed tor donations lathe«, mother and seven chil No donations to charities or otherwise w ill be made in advertis By MARY, G R E E R C O N K LIN ing e r Job printing — oar contributions w ill be In oaeh. - " dren. < *• This foremost American auth In M r. Dean Howell’s old ago, o r was brought tap in adversity. N O VE M B E R 14, IM IS P R A Y E R FOR W IS D O M :— 80 teach us to number our days, — “yet our fam ily never • knew when he had one of the most in- that we may apply our hearts unto wiedom. Psalm 90:11. P R A Y E R :— O Lord, our days are passing sw iftly by, but we look to Thee, and the fear of the Lord h» th e ‘ crying of wipdom. Great Mothers of the World All Ashland People, Ashlaiid, Ore., , Dear Folks: • — . The Tidings now has features for every on« of the fnemlters of its family. For the older folks, The Tidings presents the I’nited Press wire service, supplying the news of the world, a full coverage of local events, Great Mothers of the World, by Mary Greer Conklin, Bert Moses* premier column, Sap and Salt, comic feature, Tom Sims Says, a full service illustrations of the big news stories of the day, and other features which interest the grown ii])«. And for the kiddies, The Tidings is now presenting comics in abundance. From these the youngsters will obtain a lot of enjoyment. And J am willing to waget* a little that plentlv of the older folks are just as much i r forested in the doings of Mani ’n Pop and Mr. and Mrs. Tyte, and Everett ’True, and the foks in Out Our Way, as are the kiddies. . The Tidings is trying to give you folks just as good fc newspaper as is possible, and l ’know that you are back ’ MaL*v’• 'L ‘ \ Sincerely, Auntie Ashland. losing the tun we e ll mad«, ah« was gay w ith th« gbynrt o f ua.” Mary Dean’« children got such schooling as a newspaper office always affords, and as comes itrom a love p f . literatu re In the •home. Books were the dally walk and conversation of < her simple life, and they protected her household from a sense of narrow means. .(Copyright, 1926, by M ary Greer Conklin. (Syndicate) G re a t'B rit- Trimming His War Bonnet Miss Adena Joy State Champion Club Work Girl, Ashland, Grp., Dear Miss Joy; Ashland is proud of you, and the whole city is happy to hear that you have been awarded a trip to Chicago, a result of your efficiency in club work. Southern Ore gon and Ashland especially, is becoming pretty well known aa the result of the activities of yourself and your team mates. \ x . The prone bread baking championship seems to have settled in Ashland, for now two years, in succession, Ash land teams have won the title. It won’t be long before Ashland prone broad* will bo as well known as Ashland lithia water, and instead of living in the Granite City, we will be living in the prune bread city. A score of 9i> 1-3 per cent is about as nearly perfect as is possible to get and still be human. It will be a long time before that score is equalled. A lot of credit goes to B. G. Fowler and Miss Ada Brewster, county club leadei* aud^lw&ta unfiuouaUatioil leaders. But a lot of credit, the major portion of the credit goes to you for your hard work. And this is not detract ing one whit from Mr. Fowler or Miss Brewster. I hope you hav^ as much success at Chicago us you have had in this state, and all of Ashlaud Js behind you. Yours truly, Auntie Ashlaud, Mr. W. G. Sander, - - . Proprietor, Ashland Flower Shop, * * -Vahland, Oregon, , Dear Bill: y I understand you are to have a chrysanthymum show in the near future, and that all Ashland people are in vited to look over your splendid exhibit of ’mums. Ashland people have always been lovers of flowers. We are situated here in Southern Oregon, with a climate, conducive to the production of an abundance of beautiful flowers. . We are all interested in Gowers, interested in them to a much greater extent than the people of other cities. This city has long been noted for its beautiful flow ers, and there are several amateur Gower fanciers in the city who produce wonderful blossoms. They do it for the love of the Gowers, and for the beautificatioir of their homes. You have one of the finest collections of ’mums in the state, with your 10,000 blossoms of over 20 different varieties. I wish you a lot of success with your show. And know you will have it, for Ashlaud is always inter ested in such-Ru exhibit. Sincerely yours, Auntie Ashland. .talking or laughing together, while m y / father selected the copy for his newspaper w ithout S O M t A SOU K ÌO S \ IS W O nriU S lP ta E U S 1 IMTTO A GOOO S V JiF f K IC K »ta O t BÊNTtHiSÎ - T P o w W STUFF A T ) GALLERY r O O iQ V t Junior Jeha F, Rodman. pastor. •T. 8. W iley, Supt., Sunday School. H E M kW n en r W here? A t the Church of the 1 Fired Oiwrch o f Christ, Scientist Sunday M oratag and Pioneer Ave., 8. often postpones a (awault or the Services «very Sunday morn payment Of a debt. ing at 11 o’clock. Subject: N O TIC E O F IN T E N T IO N TO "M ortals and Im m ortal«.’’ Sun Race s«taM». « M * « H P r o VA C A TE T H A T PO R TIO N O F day school at i d o'clock. Wed duced to advantage. In the germ M ONROE A V E N U E IN T H E nesday, evening meeting at 8 end microbe communities. C IT Y O F A SH LA N D , OREGON, o'clock. Reading Room open L Y IN G BETW EEN THE W ont'S to 6 except Sundays and A tool doesn’t become a real ’ SOUR SIDE LliTS OF AS1I. — a — fool u n til be gets Into the earn» holidays. LA N D S T R E E T A N D T H E kind of a mesa twice. N O R TH S ID E L IN E OF, M ADRONE S T R E E T . \ (Incorporated) H«s Heck says: "Scandal don't N O T IC E 18 H E R E B Y G IV E N B. C. M iller, Pastor have much advertisin' veine ffer that the Common Connell of the "W h a t The Qbeen of Shebk an actress a tta r she passes 4 t." City of Ashland proposes to va Discovered” w ill be the theme cate that portion of Monroe for th e morning serjnoa by th« Avenue In the City of Ashland, pqstor, These old stories w ith Oregon, lying between the south t f e lr spiritual meaning reveal side line of Ashland street and asms of the deepest truths of the n<yrth side line of Madrone the W ord of God. You w ill want Street. to hear about thia o *e . Our ' Petitions representing , more evening service as usual w ill be ■ A fidgety man can wnit on the m ade a s ev a n g e listic as possible. than two-thirds of the frontage »treat corner'for his wife a hun ■on Monroe Avenue are on file H ero-fa w here the church should In the office of the City Recorder dred years in five minutes. turn • fishers of m en. Several for the inspection of a ll con have united w ith the church in Heaven ptuet be a place where cerned. Vacation of said por the past few Sundays. W e ere you can wear a suit of clothes tion of Monroe Avenue is neces proving that people are yet eager as long as the vest lasts. sary In connection w ith pro- for truths of the gospel when vldlng the site for the now. the "Alh Things” that Jesus com 8ta(e Normal School. manded are preached to them. dreuses, but they d o . show how N O TIC E is further given that Our Bible School superintendent high silk stockings are tkese the Common Council has fixed has returned and w ill be in days. , . Wednesday, the 26th day of No charge next Sunday of the school. Remember Bible school vember, 1926, aa the time, and Every g lrf- doses her eye« convenes a t 9 :4 6 . The ’older the City H all aa the place tor 'while klsstag, end some have cla sses are making e study, of a hearing on such proposed va- sense enough to keep their the book of L ake. I t is a real ration. mouths shut afterward. Dated this 12th day of Novena Bible study. ' B. Y. P. U. meets , at 4 : f ® . O t h e r ” services an ber, 1926. Following the line of least re- G E R TR U D E B IN D E, nounced from p u lp it W e will slstetoce gets many a man’s arm City Recorder. be pleased to have you worship around a waistline. x 44-2 Sat. w ith us. W ho remember« the nice warm day» Of la s t summer when we longed for the nice cool day« of this winter? ‘ 1 By Williams wetootae a t th« Chi Nesarene every Sunt Sunday school, 9 Preaching, l i f t s a. 0 0 0 F ir s t K a p tle t C h a r t * / , , Myron 8. Woodworth, Pastor Sabbath school at 9:45; preaching qt l l and 7:3(1; D followed, after the quiet hour, by an interesting and helpful program. We alm to make each meeting Instructive, Inspirational and evangelistic. But your presence and your prayerful par ticipation are needed at each ■ By C H AR LES P. BTEW A R T meeting to make possible the NBA Service W riter tallest .blessing. And do * not W A SHING TO N — Just one forget the prayer meeting on key position, 1« the Wtasblngton Wednesday, 7:20. * of the original L ’Enfant design, 0 0 0 1 remains for a monument of the F irs t Presbyterian Church very first class, and a row ie Corner N . M ale and Helm an on as to whom o r w h at It shall Streets. be erected to.t J. C. Mergler, Minister Of these five key sites of Sunday school, 9:46 a. m „ a M ajor L ’B nfant’a plan the first, at the center, ie occupied by place In a class for you.. Morn the Washington monument. On ing worship, 11:00 a. m.. sermon the second, <0 the northeastward by the pastor, subject: "God Car of the monument,' stands the ing For His W prks.’’ The male capital. To the eouthweetward, quartette w ill sing. Junto» C. B. on the third, is the Lincoln 4:00 p. m.; Senior C. E., 0:20 memorial. To the northwest p. m .; M artha Gillette chapter. ward, fourth, Is the W hite House. 0:10 p. m~; Evening worship. W e cordially wel The fifth , to the southeastward, 7:30 p. m. down by the Potomac, is vacant. come a ll who w ill worship with I t ’s been granted, however, by 0 0 0 a congressional Joint resolution M ethod ist E plecopal Church adopted February 12, 1926, tor a Roosevelt memorial. Now the . North Mein and Laurel street/. H. F . Pemberton, Pastor cry goes up th a t this resolution Morning worship at 11 o’clock, was passed in too much of a burry— that Colonel Roosevelt sermon subject: " T h e Lamp of Evening meeting at was a ll right but not necessarily /•h o v a h .” 7:39. • 8ubject: “Short Cuts.” t i e only man the country ever Sunday school-at 9 :4 6 . A grow produced worthy to class w it’4 Waabingthn and L in c o ln .' ing school w ith classes for every body. Bpwot-th League “ W ln- My-Cbum" meeting »t 4:16. A ll young people are welcome. Yon pbntlc In disputing the colonel’«! are cordially Invited to attend Strangers and claim to be regarded a» ope of «11 these services m e a d visitors aspertally wefrntn».------ preee- 0 0 0 N O TIC E o r IN T E N T IO N TO V A C A T E T H A T PO RTIO N O F LEO N A R D A V E N U E IN T H E C IT Y O F A SH LA ND , OREGON. L Y IN G _ B E T W E E N THE SOUTH L IN E O F A SH LA N D L IN E O F M AD R O N E STR B TT. N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N that the Common Council of the C ity o f'A shland proposes to va cate that portion of Leonard Avenna in the City of Ashland, Oregon, lying between the south line of Ashland Street and tlia north line of Madrone Street. Petitions representing more than two-thlrda of the frontage on Leonard Avenue are on file In the office of the City Recorder tor the inspection of e ll concern ed. Vacation of said portion of Leonard Avenue is necessary in connection w ith providing the site tor the new State Normal School. , N O T IC E is farther given that the Common Connell bin fixed Wedneeday, t i e 26th day of No vember, 1926, aa the time, and the City H all aa t i e place fo r a hearing on eueh proposed va cation. Dated thl» 19th day o f Novem ber, 1926. G E R TR U D E B IE D E , City Recorder. ' ' 14-2 But. Church Of Christ hould •1 o f dtvid- resent '' .1«! ''iáÉ i ! I J a no ed In > tyas M. t. sp- that berg« «erod rs of . t ■ % A ff V • E. i 1 w » m 1 1 M 1 • i • V i ’T J i r »• a. w A f v C T •' Ô t g-mn* I .X.'WbR« ' f î t WBD LISTS. OVER - I t M CKMtMf ’ OF P t R » f c J T ^ t h W g r 1M L X W A>T~- ” The m in is te r. p{«ached to a ; large7 audience last Sunday eve- s ta g . In Medford. D. J. Howe, minister ip Medford, preached In the Ashland church the saipe evening. E. J. Gilstrap, field worker tor the Eugene Bible University w ill spank Sunday murtotota, November 16.* Suaday eveaiag at 7 ; |9 th« ««btact •< the eermoe |e “ Mtaw A Good Mms Became A Christian.’’ The Bible scb««l to shewing an Ip» ereeee over hurt year of about 4« pee «tool- Ctosese tor nil v e l t «eepbittap raeetad« Congreee meet«- . U R gare to b« bard fought. W. Judson Oldfield, Minister RABBIT BREEDERS MEET „ Ab « meeting nt th « home of Gue B«ck 1« Mgdfofd Wednes day night, Jackson county rabbit bleeders outlined plans to bold d wtatar «bow In Jaekson county. Severn! Ashland breeders * w«r« I t wae pot definitely decided whether to .held Uta 'ehp.w Ip Medford, Ashland or nt the. fata ground», * 2