dar eetatag.
tacho called the meeting to order,
followed by. the «reading of the
minutes bp the « n o ta r y Includ
ing aft mgetlags held daring tht
With tw o go lf professionals
here giving dally lessons, and
w ith live tem porary green s now
ready for play at th e A shland
Golf club course south o f th e
city, iurreasiug in terest is heiug
shown in this sport, according to
Louis Dodge, president of the
d ub ;
-
this
Mr. Dodge announced
morniug that any man or woman
on G ranite street a t 7 :3 0 p. m. E le a n o r H w xlenbBrg to Give T a li
F rid ay, Oct. IfL — B ellview P . T . ’at P. T. A .M eettag—
course for pluy on the tenipor-
ary greens at any tim e they may J
a . meet«:
E lean o r Swedenburg
Miss E lean o r Swedenburg wjl]
w ill ghre a ta lk .
■
give an interesting ta lk about hat
desire.
No restrictions w ill be Saturday, Oct. 10.— W .
R.
C j experiences abroad a t th e Beil-
m ade for several m onths, and ’
meets in th e Odd F ellow s H a ll view P aren t TOacbera
meeting,
club officials extend a general-in- ! . a t 2 p m.
k •
October IS . •
vitation who might desire to learn Monday, Oet. 18^— R oyal N eig h-
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the game..
hors meet in Moose H a ll.
T rin ity G uild .Meet* .
Six holes and five fairw ays ' Monday, Oet. 18.— A shland Study • The T rin ity G uild of the T rin -
bave now been roughed in tinder Club. Meets a t th e hom e of
Hy Episcopal ehurcb held its reg-
the direction of W.' J. Wade, golf
Mrs. J. W . McCoy, oa N . M ain u la r m eeting a t the Parish house
pro who is siiperinfehding tl,e
street.
¡T hursday, October 7.
work. The five tem porary greens Thursday, O H . 8 1 — T r in ity Guild
T h ® ladle» decided to give A
w ill now permit of good play for
w ill give a publle card p a rty public card p arty a t th e Parish
those who desire to take advant-
at the Parish House.
House on the date o f th e ir next
age of the temporary course.
F rid a y , Oct, 20.— Ladies of the meeting, whfeh is Thursday a fte r-
Clvic Club w ill give a
H a ifa - r.oon, October 21. The p a rty w ill
ween p a rty a t ttte O v id Clnb be from 2 :3 0 to 4 :3 0 , and a cor-
house, fo r a hospital b e n e fit.¿ d i»l In v ita tio n is extended to ev-
W edaeaday, Nov. » — T he P.' T . j efyone.
V ,*
A . and th e ladies o f th e Civic I
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Jazz is Blamed
For Moral Slump
LOS A N G ELE S. Oct.
14
(I'n ite d
N e w e l— Jazz frenzied
youth is not to blame fo r the
trend of American life toward a
complete breakdown
of
m oral
standards. Cardinal Hayes, arch-,
bishop of New Y o rk , declared
here Wednesday. ,
"The Jacs note in present dag
American Ufa is indicative of a
lack of culture,” Cardinal Hayes
said. “ Youth is not to blame, bift
parents who have obtained d i
vorces to solve fam ily
d iffic u l
ties arre g u ilty.”
SUB S C R IB E FO R T H E T ID IN G S
M a g d a len e
Club w |tl give, a feceptiOn ttrr E ntertained by A lo h a C hap ter—»
aH th e teachers in Ashland at
T h e 'o ffic e rs -a n d members of
• t h e -Civic Club h o u s e .'
A lpha C hapter No. 1, O. E . S.
D elp hian Society Meet« a t IA th ia
Springs H o t« — •
, .
Through' th e courtesy o f. one of
the members of the Dephian So
ciety, the fo llo w in g excellent re
port Is published:
•
"F o llo w in g the pleasant sum
m e r vacation Beta C hapter o f th e
DelpSTan Society m et a t th e L ith -
la Springs H o te l, on th e a fte r
noon o f Tuesday, October 12. A f
te r an exchange
pf
greetings
among the old members and a
welcome fo r the new, th e m eet
in g was opened by the president,
M rs. Maxey.
"T h e president spoke b rie fly
of the accomplishments o f
last
year and expressed ths apprecia
tion of the entirq membership, as
w ell as her own, fo r the e ffic ie n t,
the subtle leadership of our sup
ervisor, Mrs. V . V . M ills. A spon
taneous n sin g vote of thanks was
g iv e n .
• .
*'Tk<r4W -:3>our o f the program
consisted o f a series of ta lk s on
"O u r D ebt to the M idd le Ages,”
and we feel 'th a t M rs. Perozzi
re a lly augm ented o ur own per--
M ills discussed " In L ite r a tu re :”
Mrs. D . Perozzi discussed
" In
A rc h ite c tu re ;” Mrs. F. O. Swed-
cnburg
discussed
’ "rtie
Pre-
C hristian
W o r ld ;” Mrs. H a rris
Dean discussed "H o le
Philoso
phy” a n t/ Mrs. K a rl Nim s discus
sed " E a rly C h ris tia n ity .”
D urin g the second hour Mrs.
Rose brought to our attentio n
F O ii
undertakings. T he com m ittee w ill
/
A ccid en ts
a n d "near”
acciden ts
P U B L IC A T IO N
FULLER’S
Reports of c o m m itte e s 'a n d ' the
-amount raised by the ram m agv
sale w ill be given, and plans fo r
the hospital benefit w ill be dis
cussed, followed by a pleasant So
d a hour.
Anyone interested in the w o rk
o f the club is invited to attend
this meeting, as w ell as a ll m em -i
Southern Oregon
a
m iy o F c w iu s a R F ^
At the Vtaing Theatre
todby ahd Tomeevdw
S T A ttfa t
GENERATOR
BATTERY
IGNITION
COILS
TRY US!
We can give you the beat
service on the above class
re p a ir Work.
Auto Electric
Garage
ASHLAND LUMBER COMPANY
384 Oak St. — 4 t RaHroad Crossing — Phon» 20
8 8 2 E a s t Mata 8t-
'
Bargains
Roadster .
Chev. Touring ..
1923 Chev. Coupe
Star D eL ve^ y........ >250
The
Automotive Shop
Chevrolet
NOW!
Dealers
SEte THE SMOOTHEST
CHEVROLET
ITS AN EASY CHANCE TO HELP ADVER
Here’s th e sign of a
reliable Paint Djealer
When you nee3 piilht, look for the
store that displays d>e green and white
Fuller Sign. You’D get good paint, of j
course, but in addition you’ll get the
j services of a reliable merchant w ho1•
knows paint, and a n give you valu*’
, able suggestions for its use. The Fulier
Dealer nearest you is listed b elo ^ ' *
The next time you
paint, make
his acquaintance and jpk hhn for the 5
Fuller Books.
\ \
\ \
These Dealers Sell fuller Points and Varnishes
TISE YOUR. CITY, AND PARTICIPATE IN
THE CASH PRIZES OFFERED BY
THE TIDINGS
$15.00 for the best letter,
19.00 for the n e x t
/(W . P, F U L L E R W CO .
3«0 FRONT rrSEXT •
POaTLANO
B m w L i /a 26 e t a t t O t M C M a
r^ t> rm /»lÄ M n Ä N C n C O »U > 6 6 1 ta lU * > K M tn »
D ittn ta fn 4 V a h n r fa * h a S lC » M S
’
Heads o f civic organizations are to be the judges,
Billings Agency
J. O. ftIGG
. ; IL»
PÁÍNTSl
VIO NU«
of th|
meeting was ta obtain dn, eeU-
mata of fita number oí puplts
«kat «re tatareeted 1* dramatice.
Special mcgttag o í studest
organisations at the Normal will
bo held this week for the 'purpose
of nominating student body of
ficers for'the coming quarter.
The Normal school yeaterday
Installed .the new cúrtalas for
the stage.
Chdv. Touting ..
C iv lr C lub Meet»—
\
The Civic Club w ill hold its
reg u lar business m eeting a t the
club bouse, Tuesday, October lb .
a t 2 :3 0 p. m.
„
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:'* * • U p» » » ’ * «
•itifci, MF lr organ!«*!.
the sam «-afternoon as this el«!»,
Mrs. W . G. Tucker, who was sec
re ta ry pro-tern, was elected to
take Mrs. D unn’s place-
The' program com m ittee, con
sisting of Mrs.
Homes
Moore.
Mrs. M a rk T ru e, Mrs. W . L . H u x
ley and Mrs. C a rl Gottscbe, out
POLKA DOTS AND;STRIPES
on a clever style revue,
"T h e
Passing of The Ages,”
s ta rtin g
Fashion is featuring polka dots and
w ith fifty yeafs ago, and through stripes in all of their variations this
th e present, w ith a look' into th o 1 I season. The frock pictured to the left
. is in washable silk, trimmed with plain
fu tu re fo r fifty years ahead. I ’ j , crêpe de Chine. There are inverted
was a burlesque and a scream 1 plaits on either side ef the front of the
skirt, and the blouse fails gracefully
from s ta rt to finish, and the club
over a sagh of plain crêpe. Medium
would lik e to recommend
these size requires 4 yards 36-inch dotted and
ladles to the clever movie m an ip ' K yard plain material
Stripes fit smartly info the scheme of
ulators, if they w ant som ething the straightline otto-piece frock. The
re a lly w orth w hile on th e ir d o c k -' second frock is ia gingham, trimmed
with heavy white Yinen. The pockets
etg.
and
collar are stitched' with braid in
T he hostess was
assisted
in
taro or three pastel tints. After slashing,
serving, b y the ladies of the pro the fronts are underfaced with self-
gram com m ittee and a ll: those material, then rolled back to form
revers. Medium size requires 2 H yards
present Were given plates of de
36-inch striped and 1 yard plain ma
licious , chicken sandwiches, w a f terial.
Model:
Pictorial Review I
ers and tea, to w h ile 1 aw ky th a * First
Printed Pattern No. 3013. Sizes, 34 to '
social hoar?
(
44 bust and 14 to 18 years, 45 cents.
|
The U pper V a lle y C om m u nity
- Second Model: Printed, Pattern No !
Sizes, 14 to 18 years and 34 t
!
Club, is one p rim a rily o f achieve- 2965.
i
i
roent, alw ays succeeding in t i e i r 44 bust. 43 cents.
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Consider the number
m any of th e. Interesting events In
the c u ltu ra l
w orld
and
Mrs.
of ’‘n ear” accident«
Departm ent o f the In te rio r
W h itn e y gave us political events. I
you
have every time
U. 8. I^ind Office a t Roseburg,
Mrs. J. M. W a g n e r then reviewed '
Oregon. September 11, 182«.
,
you drive your car.
In a most Interesting m anner tbo
N O T IC E is hereby given th a t
Some day a “ n e ar”
novel "Soundings” by S ir P h ilip
A rchie Robert Grieve, o f Jenny
.accident
may lie an
Gibbs.
Creek, Oregon, who, on Septem
“
There
can
be
no
doubt
to
any
accident.
' That is
ber 7, 1923,
made Homestead
o
f
us
who
have
had
the
privilege
when your insurance
E ntry. No. 015155, fo r W l- 2 8 W
1-4, Sec. 24, Tp. 40 8., and lot 4. o f the last’s years w ork but th at
policies
will become
tb e Inspiration and individual de
and SW 1-4 N W
1 -4 , Sec. 2.
very ¡m|N>rtnnt docu
derived
from
this
Township 41 S., Range
4 East, velopm ent
ments
indeed.
source
has
enabled
us
to
direct
W illa m e tte M eridian, has
filed
oqr
thoughts
fa
r
beyond
the
ron-
notice of intention to m ake three
year proof, to establish claim to
th e land above described, before
W e represent the
Chauncey Florey,
U. 8.
Com-
, Hartford Tire
missfoner. M edford, Oregon, on
Insurance
Company
th e 18th day of October, 1926.
Floor Wax
C laim ant names as witnesses:
Now Is th e tim e to pnt your
Louis M ille r
floors In shape fo r th e h a rd
George Samuel Sloan
usage they w ill get d u rin g the
.F re d F ra in ,
w in te r months.
A ll of Copco, C alifornia.
George F ra n k iin W rig h t
Real Estate
Real Inaurane
of Hornbrook, C alifornia.
Batab. 1882 at 41 E. Mata flt.
H A M IL A .'C A N A D A Y .
Reet P a in t— Beet W o rkm en
Pbowe RII
Register.
I
Phone 172
NOTlCfc
“Y<
w o rk out .something d e fin ite fo r -
th e ir next m eeting, w hich w ill be
held a t the home o f .M rs. W . L .
H uxley on "Walker avenue, the
second Tuesday in Novem ber.
T h e com m unity house w ill be
completed in tim e fo r the meets
Ing a fte r the next one. an d the
ladies w ill get the club rooms la
shape fo r a ll meetings from th em
Foard
on.
1 ,
Ashland Study C lub Meets W ith
M rs. Swedenburg—
The Ashland Study C lu b held
its re g u la r m eeting a t th e beau
tifu l home of M rs. F . O. Sweden
burg on the B oulevard, Monday
afternoon, October eleventh.
^ f t e r th e usual ro ll c a ll w ith
cu rren t events,
an
interesting
book review, " T h e L ife of M a r
tin L u th e r” , was given by Mrs.
E. A . Woods, -followed by p relim
in a ry d rill.
Mrs. J. A. C hu rch ill was elect
ed a member of this organization.
universities
and
colleges
are
The next meeting Ssfll be held on
stressing the benefits th a t havo
Monday afternoon, October 18,
come to use from
M iddle Agee.
at the home of Mrs. J. W . McCoy
T h e stress of even o rd in ary livin g
on N . M ain street.
today Is so great th a t w e are
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prone to ta k e fo r granted a ll the
1 l,l«‘i V a lle y C om m unity . C lnb
personal privileges, faiths, p hil
osophies, arts, and architectures
we enjoy and sweep aside the
questions arising w ithin
us S’l
from tim e to tim e as to th e ir o r-(
iglns and beginnings.
"U n d e r the general subject cf
"O u r D e b t to the M iddle 'A g e s ” 1.
Mrs. H e rb e rt M cCarthy discussed
" In G o vern m en t;” Mrs.
V.
V. 1
Mow did M ary Magdalene dreaa?
Cech r > MiHm movie producer. baa
undertaken to arnw er that question.
Thia «how« Jacqueline Logon aa «he
w ill appear in the role of the Magda
lene in a forthcoming De M llle pic.
lure.
*
IB PRTBYLSKI
‘ sd and otherwise,
H ISS DOROTHY RJSID, Editor
In Ashland is welcomed to the
K A ai’lT f , -, ( ’
sum m er months, especially cali-
a lo t o f com
m unications were rdad, and a i e t
, of business Incident to th e club
. was discussed and disposed of.
M rs. E dw in D un n ,
who
has
been secretary and treasurer of
the club resigned, ow ing to the
fa c t th a t .she has become a m em
ber o f a local Ashland
society,
the Oeiphlans, which meets on
Men and Women Invited to
Practice on New Ashland
Course
T h.