Ashland daily tidings., March 22, 1927, Page 2, Image 2

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^uvaUon l o f t « c a n o a , u f d not
H y t J * a H n i i & L ACHINO
thousands of chIMren t * to uutor-
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tolnodt
Ntaw— ton weak», of
L o M te *« -aad a s tiff, aehfn
fourtean-bour reboaraate. and op-
•nlhg d»y te ht to n d i
O p tata*
day with Its thououud aulvurlng
‘vtrtAca aad narrons pupptogn*. A #»V l(pc»wtìp«s » t o r t o Ute
rumbling botar* th * cartata, th* o f t*o » k l« « M » poiana» M m
The first th ia * Monday morn­
ing M r. Fovaytha startad th *
wash off right b y g iv ln g a short
talk explaining the financial con­
dition the studoat body troaaary
is la.
Mr. Forsythe said that lfc tt.e
phst years the basketball aai
football h a ** tided the school
through saeceesfnlly, t o t - t»te
year, d a * to th rio to Reasons,
evaa this soar«* o f revenue fail-
Are You In Prime!
NO! NOT FEELING JUST BIGHT
la miniatura, Savent? halts
»mall shoes ware cat h f W M B
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of cloth and
Something new In the way of
parties w ill come off soon, when
the four Spanish classes get to­
gether. Thé Spanish J . class Is
rehearsing a play for the event
and the rest of the classes are
preparing "gets” alsp.
A ll the
members of the classes are Ug-
pected ’to be la Spanish dress And
the refreshments for the “fleeta”
are expected to “to • “h et.”
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Richardson Springs
It WM recently u u io t t * » t o « an O n
gon cow of 'the Jersey btaM, known by
the fanciful nnma Sophia fr iM t o Stadia,
has won the world’s raofd M titita jfcars
two mautta of ago» W pfodttoUg 913
pounds of bnttsrf at within a year, ,
Near Ghico, Buttfr Oouilty, California can <Jc
*•/ Wonders For Yafc-
sad th * atpddat tody was pbows
the neeeeeltg at getting some­
thing done In the way of boost­
ing.
Roy Abbott, Leroy Oaadpe and
Jimmy N atter gare pep talks
and “ Bud** Oandee formerly in­
troduced to the students the
thing th a t may start a baseball
team 0 « right. “ Booster" ticket*
for baseball bare been printed
and these tags sell for ten cents
to real loyal students and Ash­
land cittsens who want A. H. B.
to hare a baseball team.
Signers for thè purchase of an
annual are required io be la this
week, or no annual w ill be put
oat this spring.
When this ' is
realised, the students w ill get
behind and. pash and help the
few Who hare been pulling all
The Sophomore class ' is plan­
ning a food sale for the near
future. Watch for the date?
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Then the sunshine And hot ItlM ftl hath* of
at th* veto
Since the operetta is so“ sue-
ceesfuliy 'over, the next thlag
being ' considered to the Senior
play. A committee has been ap­
pointed to select a play for
presentation.
Two plays, "M r.
Plm passes By" (presented at
XJ. of O. last year) and “A F u ll
House” are being considered.
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h q *i* b f
LEEBIGHAHDSON, Manager
The mechanism of this Instru­
ment N said to be so simple that
it i * " t a g proof.” , The cabinet
oif the Axiomatic Orthopbohlc
Vlctrola Is described as "A mas-
i Shen tte .e *« t« a m r. goes to
work and draaaaa tha p»pp*t w ith
aeticufeua cure? to wB A to to ia t*
most b * « t o . th * toltos moat re­
set to the stage lights, th * oto-
tuasee n^uot to lh »ueoto w ith th *
character* and th * irtay. T h e *
Cprenty head* JMWt b * “made up"
before the puppet cap show hte
face to th p pxpeetant »»di*nce.
* A* W
M * » Ik® martopattes
h a i r , hutp—oo controls. A tow-
trol la a m*chdatem to which
« rin g s arp fastened* and which la
to ld by the operator. Seranty
^patrols are hurriedly cot bat,
^praagnUpg seven hdndred parte,
and these, *ln ta rn ., moat b* fast­
terplec» of design and cto ftd ù a- ened together. Nqw, pine thon-
f a i a fe e C o f ftoh lin e a r « paces-
shlp.’’
Victor dealers of Oregon at­
tended -» special preview ’ of this
remarkable Instrument à f e w lb ready with all the assurance of
days ago. They state that in ad­ the Broad to jr actor.
Aad t a c * More W o rk
dition to it* convenience, It cbA-
taine all of the exclusive Victor ' But still there are bridges, or
features that >made the, Ortho- platforms, to make, from which
p h to il Vlctro la Sueh a Sensation the actors are to work; nine
ttes to be painted, electrical ef­
a year ago.1
,
ts to be planned, and th * cur­
The
Automatic
Orthophonie
VMtrola Will to shown and dem­ tains to be-sewn and decorated.
onstrated to the public slmultan-
oously o to f the country, bt Vic­
tor dialers storks, a b b tii the first
of April. The exact-date whl .be
an non need, » l i t t l e l a t e r by How­
ard Rose, local ■Vlctrola distribu­
tor.
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diaeuseed on the worked over
shbject of bow to raise some
money.
There are a few peppy boys
who are b^und to put it »cross
and they espect to ••do things”
ft * a . » . a r
construction and manipulation of
the little figures, the following to
n "word from the produeer,” re­
garding the work necessary to
produce "Babes in Toyland.” one
of Oros’ biggest successes w ith his
malionetteg, hr of interest.
This
marvelous
Instrument
changes Its own records— a n d
give* you an hour, of music of
your owa choice.'
It puts the records on tjhe turn
table, plays U. takes It off. p(aees
ItMn a drawer, puts on the next
record and so on, through twelve
rejections. Plays a complete sym­
phony straight through or an
hour of music Of your own ehote*
Without anyone's
having
to
change reoords. When th * last
record has been played the In»
strumept glitomaticady stops.
Thè first spring day brought
the first baseball turnoàt. Coach
Crlpe w»nts a lot pf men .to come MARIONETTES HERB SOON
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out tor baseball and m ah* a
good team » certainty,
Monday morning a meeting was amount of w *rk entailed l i
held by all boys interested in
baseball, in which plans were
Oregon has for many years boon ftta-
onp aipong dairy
, but aliò bseaase
G r a ta dairy vftctatti.
Tbs n a si successful dalrymsp ara those
who ta ta ideals pi goattty toward which
they work s mta s ntty by using up-to-date
method» of breeding, feeding and tasting.
Jackson County is fortunate in kqvtpg
many such daifymen.
The range of opr sendee is not lim ited to thte
community or the surrounding district. Through our
Connections With reaponslbl* funeral directors all over
the CcSntry We are able to hafcdfe case* where d e a ft
has occurred lh b distant city o f Where burial la daaired
eteewhege.
In all such transactions-we can offer perfect a*r-
vice throughout— the same distinctive treatment as la
given lh our oWn establishment, Dealing* With odt-ot-
toWb'morticians, arrangements tb r shipping, heceseary
permits and papers— all these routine matters may to
turned ovej to us with the kuurance that they w ill be
looked after with the knowledge and experience of
specialist».
.
Clients may-cotne to as- with such pfohlpm du»
these, knowing they find us capable, ooascieatiens and
sym pathetic.
This bank has ideals to meet in the
quality of scrtice .it renders; Ideals wktefc
our customers recognise as making ©ttr
service mast helpful to them.
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Much W ork Katailed
“ Following months of prepara­
tion ' w ith arranging the libretto
aq£ music and the cast chosen,
puppets were made la the atndlo
TAnft
Overnight to
Portland
Fuller Paints
Pride which' demand* lasting
good appearance . . . . thrift which
seeks the utmost value —'both are
satisfied by P uller paiuts. You
cannot buy b etter quality; you
shouldn't be satisfied with less I
P u re F»jMT£df aad ■ F a l l t i P a tch and
oaerti ta¡
revels in
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vinpar atwf heftiest to please
Rnd
thetr smoking wishes realized in the
tiieRow goodness o f Canteb.
d e m a n d th e ch o icest T > k i s h And
Jbotnesdc tobaccos, and find theta in
Catnel gloriously blended.
The Snevt
m i « { I jmmts
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lo»t rn>aman
They
M odem ,
smokers put Camel ahead Of afl other
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dmriutou Itodtu^U?.
▼ujawWlu preuifVU-
d vM , Twvlva alauda*.
me|iowuew that bripgs enjoyment to
present-day Mnehlrg. YouHl find k 'jn
Catnel— every gpq^ point that coniti
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«art« la Sto PmchMutrn
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