Ashland daily tidings., March 17, 1927, Page 2, Image 2

FtOfI lì II MADE
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REDW OOD j CTTY, Gal., March c
. IT .— (CNF— A b e tto r legal aettaa p
involvlag the estate of a p io n q p r F
who gathsrdd millions in the -
early days bf California history'
«* has been started h c ifo ^ w
Mra. ConStadee M a f l A a . who !
alleges that she to the daughter
ef t ie lath Jbtodb I * Flobd, file d »
in San Mateo county superior
court Tneaday, a petition fo r a
partial dtotriOhtton of the Flood
estate said to bb worth 128,- "
000,00«.
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Superior Judge Ooorge
H.
Buck set A pril t< as the date
for a hearing on the petition.
Mra. Gavin, to the daughter of
b Loa Angelas bank clerk apd
her announcement several months ,R
ago that she Intended to seek a pl
part e f the Flood estate caused a bj
sensation tfcronghoat the state. ei
She bas been bare tor some time j ,
collecting data which she declares cc
w ill aid her la t o r fight.
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The Sodwaod City action seeks u
810«,OW for- Mrs. Gavin. I f thto of
claim to granted 4t w ill am ount th
to a Judicial approval of Mrs. to
Gavin’s claims to a relationship th
with ' the millionaire, according cil
ta bar attorneys.
uh
The 88«0,«00,000 estate ef the
into H ark Hopkins also to oar-
roaadod by litigation at this time, >
440 asserted heirs haring launcb-
• ed an attack to get an account­
ing of a ll moneys and properties
loft by the ptoturesgaa railroad .
bailder.
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P H O E N IX , Ari«., Mar. i t . —
(U N )— Physical
beauty is no
longer an essential qualification
for movie stardom, aeehrdlag to
Bert V . Hale, noted Hollywood
director, who Is bare seeking suit­
able locations for fllteln g tWo-reel
western thrillers.
“Camman have bean so perfect-
THE FORUM
Miss Hasel Hoskins, who has
been visiting at the W . F. DeFord
ranch, returned to her pome at
Kerby, Ord., last week. She was
accompanied by Mrs. De Ford,
who visited In IlMaois valley for
a few days.
The sewing school held for
three days during the past two
socks at the d a b bouse, bas bean
a crest success.
A number of dresses sad bats
were made or rediodeled uader
the supervision of Mlsa Florobde
Yprlf, fijm e D em onstration Ag-
ProfeSbOC Mueller ««cloyed
clety wodld to mucb better of
It could a M jn la fto jM g r o
fcmauut of publicity given to
vorae bad i i n H t o l . atets 'i
criminal cases. Me pointed
that the English parliament
ceatly enabled a ta w ' prohibit
the publication of testimony lb
vorce trials, by nswspgparp.
“ Publicity a t thia type to ad
lac mere than *tehtocwto« geeai
Professor M ueller explained.
The logical solution, accord
to Prof. MawHmr.‘4a.tB fecaaatr
the ad u lt courts and secure atd
title re g u la tio n acco rd in g to 5
ney secretions and rid the system
of troublesome poisons that cause
the distressing aches.« Mrs. Black
of Petersburg, Va., says: “ Be­
fore I took Foley Pills diuretic,
I could not stoop over nor raise
up without great pain. Now
since taking them 1 have none.”
Ask for Foley Pills diuretic. A
prompt Improvement w ill amply
repay you. Satisfaction guaran­
teed.-— Bold everywhere. —¡ffo. 8.
lif e of Aviator
to n e d toy fir. ft. L. Bardic, Itr. Mrs.
I f l p . O. Swedenbqrg than gave the'
•-•h is to ry of Alpha Chapter, starting
M J with the year I8 6 0 . continuing it
f up to the present time; and on he-
|b » lf of Alpha Chapter, presented
b» J Mrs. Josephine D. CrocVdr, past
‘ •Jm atraS and alto pagt grand me-
M m t a u t * . M lk e h e lM t« p lp ^
, Itro n of Oregon., and a member of ed the national tonga of Poland
* 1 Alpha Chapter for forty one years lahd ltalyt wkfch war« t d t f stood
m ilaltb a life membership cate. Mrs. I enjoyed
Mrb. T a |lo e gate d
»- IC roctor responded'In b very pleba- sptehdid fb lk W “MbadUM Id
» tng manner and expressed her sis­ America,” during which aha said
ta «ere appreciation f a r the , honor thdt wo sited a g tte t A aU to'
g bestowed epob bar. K arl Minto! M«rope f» r suck man ad ftbch,
■ then sang “The Seng of the j tito tkb tek and other«, bfif ttot to
k Wanderer,” end “Always,“ l i r a 6. I tha late four yearn ifee mntertty
to a . Peters, Jr., accompaayikfc him. of tlte fWPolgn immtgrttets mum to
Mrs. Marie Bates. worthy pta- this flbgntry to tetedb m«a«y And
J tron, gave a toast. “To Obr Past obtain power and do,not Intend to
to M stroa” and D r M attia B< Shaw [ gire theto beat to r do they appro-
recited Ktpftag’s “Guagk -Oifi” , prtntb tho tote Mania add Stand­
to. and fo r a n ea eo re, "A u t t ie Girl ards e f America.
Mrs. Dan W altm r gate a talk on
1 C oes M arketing.” ’ Mrs. Waldo
/ Klam tb»n bang “U d tti,” and tor the “Jew«“ ,.stating that one-third
•, ae eaeoae, “fionsowhera a Votto to df p tl thefOWs id the worM todte
Calling,“ Mtoa Oeorgto Cbffeo, as- located in the United States and
Jcompantot.
9te «otoMd targe« nbtebef ta Po­
fid Reverend P. ft. Khmmobd was land. The mold ttonte o f her
ta lk was th a t ‘tod dbtton ever per- j
yednea npoa t r giro his dpimoa
of the 8 ari*rn -B tar from a man’s secuted the Jews and prospered.
rieWpaldt, Wbleh be did Ito bib Us­ Mra. J. B. R obertttn Utah (Bayed
ual pleasing wanber. Miss Wanda the national songs o f Ireland bad
„ Schwtan; delighted her hearers
wtth twb piatae. sole«, “deXtettel
Mra, Jaba P. Norby, Wbe teade
Froto U lc ia ," and “Day DreamB of I a trip to gwedda MM pete, enter­
• Childhood,” by dinttaon».
,
tained the gebsta for bbokt ah
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Mrs. E. V. Carter, ror many hoar, with an account of her trip
. years an active and leading mem- over and back. Bbe teld bbont
ber of tbs chapter and W orthy I th« paoptfc on the bobtd, the «Hies
” Matron In I M i , spoke pleasingly they visjted in Bttaded b M tabby
1 bn the growth and activities of thfe I othor totte« Of tatefete. gda teld
Chapter ddrhtg her peat* Ol mem­ that the thing Which Itapteteed
bar n s teen was t i e hospitality
bership.
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Following the program Dickey’s I that Wat extbddad to stranger« Hi
1 orchestra fam ished music * while I that country. I t is the custom Id
refreshments were being served in j Sweden to rotad flbgs whatever a
the dlhing room made lovely with j stfenger comes tb«M to rtsM, abd
potted plant«, at tables prettily M rt. Nte-by teifl tbbt ft greatly
3 decorated In the colors apgropri-1 a tta o M bar, wh«a ebe woeig visit
ate to the five points of the star I her relatives, to see them fltod dill
r and the birthday cake w ith its And raise the Swedish f la $ T .
yellow candles added beauty and I * Afra. MritksoO ptay«d the da-
• charm, after which all repalredsto I ttodhl sang a f Norway, after
the Chapter room wherd -dancing] dklch toeryone J«taad lb Mngthg
brought to a close one of the most I "Am erica." several of tho tadtos
successful evehtngs in the history)
1 of Alpha Chapter,
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tt tt a '
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r W . Ft. c . Mbs Social P fo n tU r—
The W f t . t ) . held a d sllg h tftjlj
h Social at the pleasant home o f]
• jMrs. James Boyd at 81« North 1
Main street, Monday afternoon,]
Mateh 1 4, with 48 members pres-]
, ent.
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to ta n /w lw te U m ••Mbrga’ was
tttu d b M bhg lA p b re d to t lts
fllght. was tteVaB fif to bis' home
te Pteodto « to d lit Maiy.
Vdo MpBi to ll « b p iM to tue
evanlng add tdd M fto r foand
blmaolf a lo M ld > Orat elaaa car-
rlagn wtth bl» Atoattaa to g , Car-
l«teoo, dd halb eotagfidton.
tolte oror. .
j >
to t U dog, tadaadlag It «lightly
b«t glrtflg th« fitajor «Ini« tp pall
tto a to m m g m t <
A« th« tfhin began to slaw dotra
to itenedao tp th« M fd d l. toe Aog
renewed Its attack on the man,
but wrenching hitaseir (roe, thp
robber opened Id a door and aò-
cbped la tho tottka««.,
HI) 6 61111111 MdM M ld r
Mra. Charlie V in e la n d suffered
a pad to ll tote atotot, when ah*
caught her heel aad 'feU daw n,a
flig h t of statin in tho E lk ’s build­
ing, wh«re she had gone to at­
tend the banquet and dance.
An Vou tp PïuBdf
. * NOI NOT FB&LÎNG jVBfr BIGHT
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T in G ia
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md hoi mingral baths
of <)ie afternoon.
Now Chi««, Batte County, CUifbnda ean do
Wcotet
For Yea.
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L B Ä R IC H A R D S O N , t f a n a f e r
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For quality, purity and flavor, alwayi
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Ashland Creamery
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H k everywhere
U n tU you have ^ o y t d the rich,
sa tisfy in g f la v o r o f M a zo la -
fried potatoes^ you w ill probably
never rsaiixe how wholesome and
appetising potatoes can be.
Where do they emhe from ,,. gtoveg with a fawn-
a
soft texture, exotic pdrfwuea, fin« spun silks, combs of
amber, cool stretched» linens, lamp-shades of parehmeut,
P ontiac sedan given
slippers with buckles ready to Mftief How are they
28 S p M U d Prtwg
Write ««day to» torigHi
DECIDING TIBS— IF ANY
In Case of tie Xha«« tied for
aSy prise w ill he presented With
a Kecdh4 yassis xhich wilt <mn-
Slst of ^ ra w in g a llnd across the
face of a chart of flgares bo that
the figures thus connected wb«n
added together Will total the
greatest S«m,
Prove it fo r yourself with this
recipe—telpn fro m Ida Bailey
Allen's ^iete B odlpsee coupon
below.
brought into one »how — how gathered into one home—
how enjoyed by one pordont A simple turning throngli
the advertising pages e f anagdaines dr-newspaper is the
answer. Advertisements suinsaos them into the here
Advertisements give yoU ittthnate stores of new
things. ThaCs news. They tell all the amazing truths of
tt good thing. That*i‘ honesty. They arogse the desire
that Brings it Closer, iafoym you where y<yu can And it,
•dviEB how mudi it ’g worth to you. That’s service. And
when you enter tbe shop to choose, «nd choose the value
Thc potatou should he cut in J u f inch cubes.
Put them in a frying beslfet and immerse in
M atala kepted to 390 degrees F ., hr urtttl it
wUl hroum a bd of brend fn one minute. D ram ,
dun unrij safc and pepper and add the green
you are sure of because it ’s advertised, the vài«« Miat
means the most to you because you compare the advertis-
ed truths
peppers, pimientoet and onton touted until
tender »n two tabìetpoont Mattala
You L um PuWdd. Then H tiu’d • Good O m
« Meé» Fon Tton a Croad Word Punle
THls V*ttnfti«KM
tf»W jn«h;z mHaot How many houfn? How fa r dote
• autotótlbllc travel <» how aiafcy dbutet Add the flgufwa
i g«t She tallM and route Ute ctecto epata to get the
teta. Ns tric k or c&aacs lovolvteU Ostjr patience and am
te te restated la (he aMMloh at tdts problem. I f yod
IL ah simple addition, you ten figuW out the amouqt of
M « travailed by this automobile, and ta hoW many hatera,
rroCtty. C lrd a spot« consist of a period wtth a circle
oMM it. DomMaed they are conbtOd as one each; that
coilnt each period w tth’ tta snctatapaulng cítele as ode
n r. «imply add them up to gta th« solution.
There are no marks, libes or charactsra la ths auto*
»Mie teobpt flgurea and circle spots. The figuras reate
»ta « to 8 carb "tending aloae. There are no «roups of
ares «dch an “ 23“ or “ 4 2 “. T h r head* of the <’• are
ittactiy carved while tbe talla o? ths 6*s ara stroigdt or
nvtlcaMy on No trite o r rim ara Involved.
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Yea Sir! >1^06.60 may be Won Id
this uhDte's cbmpetltion and prises
will heteWaffiafi prom ptly'artat May
4 th. Yob, baa WHS as much m a fh>d-
tlac sadite. Vdtpe 6 1.d t6.d f.
' Free charts mailed on tasaete.
Send your ansWet On a «hast Wt
paper w ltd f W
tam o and wddrsas
and w0 VMU at * M « n a il te b w
splendid A ld te ilttb d -prise list d«b-
CTii)inK-*lte Britos and givtot te n
full in tM trittM b abd f < l« r D n a l
send an> monte. Yda cab M a priss
winner WltBhat speatting an« nabt
or >..ur owa tnsaap.
*6end go to «M W te o r roqaaat for
of
. Kicbordson Springs
nupiber of beautiful musical se­
lections were given. ~
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Dellclogs refreshments, la keep- ] j
l ng with St: Patricks Day, were |j
' aerVed by Che hostess at the close h
as New York Hotels Prépare Them
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•fio tebtor tgrttad Mb tew fitlea
The guests were entertained ]
with several Jolly readlngh and d ]l
Citbed Pütatoßs^B riet
Reaching a ha^h temperature
without tmol^ng, Mateola quictyy
seals in dtenw elyB oM r o f thecut
potatoes an d when ready to serve
diey are dheelutdy greaseless.
lt a jt e Gtateppo Pwdnricl, o f
thd itaitah d b fcftto. and o a ^ o f
S i d <2 ? ’ ^ b T ^ M te to d « 6 ÄU1"
Read the advertisements. They
give you wisdom when you buy