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July 80. — - 0 » — The radio
description of the
8harkay fight Thursday -night
mar be beard areuad the
world. TO« General Electric
company announced today
tbaf two of lta experimental
transmitters wUI Mad oa t
the ringside Story on «hört
Editors have Jong been famed for salut&torles—
P eople womderin -
greetings to their reading public in which they
WaVOS.
•XAF oa 81.77 • meter«
generally promised them the world with a fence
aad
«CAD oa 88 meter« wUI
around it in the way of wonderful improvements
broadcast
simultaneously
in the paper whcih they are to edit.
with superpower S t a t i o n
Many of these have gone down into history as
WGY>.
DOROTHY REID, Editor. Phone 39 or 224L
the classic of a witty brain; many show a wonder­
Forty seven radio station«
ful insight into the needs of a community, for a
4p the United States will
WeAsesdatfs'faly SO.— The Wom- ings, With black heels are often
b r o a d c a s t the - Sharkey-
stranger often more vividly seep faults and his
* on’s Berfmtlt Association of this worn with the black aad white
Dempsey fight through three
enthusiasm suggests many remedies; practically all
j elty will bold tbeir next BMot- sports costume. We have seen
hookups of the . National
are rather careless in the use of adjectives and
| ln< at the entrance of Lithia
Broadcasting eompaay.
heels of pastel shade on white
I park. A large attendance is de-
terms of endearment to the community; others have
or nude stockings m a t c h i n g
slrad.
shown varied traits and whimsicalities that have
pastel-colored sports shoes.
Thtrtday, July ■!,— Baby and
made them interesting.
Even the heel of the shoe is
| Child Welfare, Clinic « ill be attracting attention these days.
The Daily Tidings has pome across one with a
| held et the Civic clubhouse qn Many shoes have heels of con­
new angle, however. The predominant not in this
 ΠASSEMBLY Wlaburn Way. Mothers please trasting
leather and some have
phone Miss Hicks et the li­ beets of contrasting color. As a
one is homesickness, tainted with a spirit of self
brary for appointments.
commiseration which makes us very glad indeed that
Oregon Livewares Friday. July SB. — Past Noble rule the heel corresponds in color
the writer of this particular salutatory w’as able to
i Things up at,
| Grand’s club wilt hare a cov- with the shoe piping or the vamp
ornamentation.
A t present one
procure the funds for a ticket to take him back to
ormai School
I «red dish luncheon in Lttbla
sees many light tannlsb shoes
park at 8;J0 o’clbck.
his old home grounds, where apparently his worthi­
I Rodeo and roundup s t n n t s [Tuesday, July Sft—Installation of with brown heels aqd piping
ness and qualities are more appreciated.
I “whooped” up the assembly per-
officers
of Hope Rebekah worn with nude hosiery with
The reader has onl& to peruse this article from
liod at the Southern Oregon Nor-
Lodge No. 14. Postponed from square "brown heels
the pen of Paul Robinson, formerly editor of a
I mal school, this morning when
Tuesday, July 18 to Tueedey,
I the . Eastern Oregon Livewlres
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. McCallen
weekly newspaper here, but now part owner of the
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I end the Klamath county students
Host
and Hostess—
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Clackamas News, to concur with the writer, pro­
offered the entertainment.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. McCallen
TO
A
LOVELY
ONE
vided the tears do not flow too rapidly, that it was
| Some, clever and pertinent or­ She should speak a tongue of were host and hostess Monday,
a shame Mr. Robinson was unable to realize his am­
ig in a l poems with .members of c spring,
July 18, when they entertained
¿XRueLUaM
bition, to return home without having to “ stand it
the faculty as subjects proved to A language o f another sort,
at their hospitable home on Beach
for a year in Ashland:”
be of great interest to the student A voice of Dowers, or birds on street,.with an evening of Bridge.
body.
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j
wing,
Three tables were in play. Mrs.
“ The eall for adventure with the glowing
The group of entertainers pre­ A tongue of fairies holding court. P. R. Hardy received a lovely
promises of Southern Oregon drew us a year ago.
sented the school library a beau­
prize for holding high sqpre, and
We went, we tried to mingle with the citizens of
tiful vase and bouquet of flow­
Mr. J. H. Hardy was awarded
that fair land, hut they won’t mingle.
ers at tha assembly exercises.
the consolation. A t s la t e hour
I. V. Kane, Fossil, Cecil W.
the hostess served refreshments,
“ Medford is a splendid growing city as well
AND
TRAN8-OCEANIC TRAVEL
Holloway,
Ontario,
Augusta
Park­
daintily
arranged.
as Grants Pass and even Klamath Falls. It takes
A commlttee of SS Americane er and Mrs. Beatrice Jones of I
1. What was the German name
Mr.
and
Mrs. McCalton's guests
an(L50 Brttlahers has been sug-
lots of money and a long time to get established
Klamath were in charge of the I
of the steamer Leviathan?.
included
the
following «ntm«d:
gasteff to investigate and deter­
there. Those people don’t have thh faculty Of.
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2. What great * finer, on dts
Mr. * and Mrs. Hal McNair, Mr.
mino just what Is correet end of­ program.
greeting or welcoming strangers.
maiden voyage, was sunk as a re­
end Herschel Claycomb. M r. and
ficiai Bngltoh. ■ Whyrevive aneth-
(The perfumed words the trees Mrs. J. H. Hardy, Mr. and Mrs.
sult Q fa collision with a n - Ice­
“ Ashland could be world-famed with her Lithia
ar of;
dead languagea ?— Ban­
berg?
fling out,
F. 'K. Hardy and Mr. and Mrs.
d o l i Western World.
Springs, but she doesn’t take advantage of her
The
excess
of
youth
are
drafts
8. Name the vessel holding the
Like messages that Willow«, furled Htenry Enders, Jr.
assets; her citizens don’t want anyone new to locate
time record for speed across the payable at maturity.
She puts unpleasantness to roift”
No student should go elsewhere
I And throws a charm upon the
there. We stood it a year and never made a per­
Atlantic.
Entertained in Honor of
The wise man works .his for schooling until he has ex­
world.
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sonal acquaintance in all that time.
4. What vessel of the United
hauster the educational advant­
Mcsdames Nims and Boyle—
troubles
out
through
his
sw4at
States lines has been frequently
'
Helen Emma Maring.
“ How different we find it ‘hack home.’ Oswogo
ages of Burns. Added to the
The pleasant home of Mrs.
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In the newapapera because of glands.
wholesomeness of the courses of­
George
'McConnell on Church
citizens and business men are agreeable, social,
I Important Rooks Reviewed—
charges that liquor was s o l d
fered here is the advantage of
street
was
the scene of an en­
easy to get acquainted with and anxious for you to
Some people seem to be patient
aboard It?
"Spell Land, The Story of a
living In surrounding« which are
NEW YORK, July 80.— (LR—
joyable affair last week, when
when
they
are
only
averse
to
feel at home—they treat customers and strangers
5. Name the Cunard line steam­
conducive to study.— Burns Times The uqpal flurry over tieket spec­ Sussex Fgrm.” by Shiela Kaye- she delightfully entertained In
er, the sinking of which was an •muscular effort.
Smith. The story of a stralght-
as if they were real friendB. Here, truly, the hand­
Herald.
ulation which precedes most Mg I forward girl told in a stirring honor of Mrs. Karl Nims, who
even
which
preceded
American
shake is a little more sincere, the atmosphere more
spotting events, began in earnest I dramatic style of composition. expects to leave Ashland In the
Popularity in the movie Is
entrance into the World War.
today, preliminary to the Dempsey I One of the author’s earlier llter- near future to make her home
inviting.” ’
The
old-fashioned
alibi
qf
the
8. What Is the usual first simple matter of hitching th
bottle for snake medicine is no -Sharkey fight.
lary efforts and almost unknown, is San Francisco, California, and
The writer has heard many similar .remarks
name of many boats of the United wagon to a scandal.
United States Attorney Tattle I written In 1910, but up to her Mrs. C. J. Boyle of San Fran­
lodger
good.
Science
has
finally
States line?
about various communities, but, after moving about
issued subpoenas for (wo employ­
High society estimates a ma: provided a kerum that w ill efim-
(Inimitable freshness and . sensl- cisco, who is a house guest at
7. What are the two chief
in different parts of the world, has' come to, the con­
ee of the- treasurer’s office a t1 Itiveness to wide-eyed youth. The the borne of' her sister, Mrs. H.
Jhate
the
hasard
of
getting
Mtten
British steamship fines between by the harmony that exists be
Madison Square where the first (tale dabbles in rich rural mystlc- H. Gillette on Gresham street.
clusion that people are about the* same everywhere
tween his necktie and his socks, by poisonous serpents. — Hood
Europe and New Tdrk?
tickets are on sale, demanding lism, as when the peasant boy re-
Sfrdr Glacier.
Covers were laid for seven
—they are friendly if you are friendly and if you
8. Nam« the French steamship
their appearance before a com­ I peats the Lord's Prayer back­ guests at a lucheon table per­
company.'
Hez Heck says: “In abollshin’
do your part in community activities.
Thera are people all over the missioner tomorrow to tell all ward», in the folk-lore belief that fectly' appointed and moat beau­
8. What are the two chief the smoke nuisance, why qet
His admission that he lived here fqr a year
world
w'hg w ill leave theft happy about tieket sales.
I His Majesty the Evil One will tifully decorated.
American ports where b o a t s make a complete Job by Includ­
without making a single personal acquaintance is
heme pretending to be looking • Tuttle said be bad bean told i I thereby be conjured Into appear­
ing cigarettes?”
Those present were: Mesdames
leave for the Far Baat t
rather a damming one, and anything except credi­
for a Job who wouldp’t recognise .hat one speculator received 82,- ance and all that follows. Swed- C. J. Boyle, Karl Nims, H. H.
. 10. What organisation oversees
a Job at home lying at their feet. 000 for 20 choice seats at the len beliefs are dragged Into the Gillette, George Gillette, F. O.
table to him. It reminds us«of the story of “ The
the American government liners?
light; that as high as 278 bad j
5. The Washington Conference. — Waldport Tribune.
I story. One of the women char- Dean, Betty Dean, T. W. San­
Man Without a Country,” as he must have felt the
been paid already for good seats, lacters is depicted as getting Into
6. France and Italy.
ford and the hostess Mrs. George
same sensations, poor fellow.
and that charges had been carried
7. Curtiss D. Wilbur.
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The trouble with naval disarm­ to him that (be public is not per­ “every woman scrape — most McConnell.
AN8WERS
Without any further remarks, we reproduce a
8. A 5-8-2 ratio for Great Brit­ ament la that it ’s too revolution­
womhn could never tell you why
mitted to buy seats close to the I they love the men they marry.”
Great Britain.
ain, the United States and Japan. ary. The good old idea was for ringside,
paragraph of an editorial comment from The Jack-
at the box office. t
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Picnic In Lithia P a r k -
The Russo-Japanese War.
9.
The
Philippine
Islands
and
The literary style coaststs ef con­
everybody to' disarm Overyhedy
son County News relative to Mt. Robinson’s mental
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Read en­
The submarine.
.
'c 1
Hawaii.
tinuous massing of detailed but tertained a number of California
else instead of himself.— Eugene 1 <: v j , >
condition:
Von TIrpitz.
10. The Loa Angeles.
Register.
Interesting narrative
of facts friend^ Monday evenlag, July 18,
Heers
“ The man who moves into a strange community
! about the characters. Those who
with a Jolly picnic supper in Lith­
I are in disgrace are very dlsgraee-
apd among strange people must recognize the neces­
ia park.
Stage
Raids
Ifu l. Those who are correct are
sity of hitting the stride of the citizens of that com­
The party was composed of Mr.
painfully correct. This, makes a i and Mrs. R. s. MacMillan, daugh­
munity. It is imperative that he get in step with
M ARSHFIELD, July 20.— (IP) I mixture qf causticity anS racing ,
ters, Ruth and Jean and son F ra­
those of his newly adopted home. It is unreasonable
— Fifteen men and two women story telling.
, zier, and Mr. and Mrs. S.*M. Bat-
were erraated here when federal |
to expect that the citizens of an entire community
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terson and son. Sheldon, all of
dry
officers raided the place,
ASHLAND
JSUsdLNl)
will change their step to coincide with that of the
Los Angeles, California, who have
Hedda
Hoyt
Telia
About
,
1
pleaded fie fi«uor law violation
latest arrival. Mr. Robinson never-learned to un­
charges this morning. They were Two-Toned Stockings—
Please Turn To Page 6
It seems that much emphasis
derstand the people of Southern Oregon, and as a
alleged dispensers of moonshine
result he is bitter against the district and its peo­
#d beer. Four pleaded guilty. is being placed upon heels this -
season. Stockings with contrasting j
The
other« are held on bfll.
ple. The advantages which lured him to Southern
W illiam Addison, a land owner
W. W. Newton and wife, from
Geo. T. -Baldwin of Klamath
heals have become so universally '
of Independence, Oregon, and a Fairview, Montana., arrived in Falls left for heme Saturday eve-
Oregon areT?iS in existence and are multiplying.
‘accepted. that almost every one !
former AaMand man, la visiting
[wears them. The gun-meatl Stock- '
That he failed to approach them from the proper
Ashland last week. Mr: Newton, ntac. accompanied by Msa Mary
Benton Bowers.
iing with black square heel Is very i
Roberta
who
baa
beep
attending
angle is no Occasion for him to berate this splendid
who has retired frpm active life
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TURNING THE PAGES BACK
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country.
Mrs.
. A Smith wins fame crossing the Pacific, and a
Jones takes a golf championship. The Browns should
be bursting into print somehow soon.
—
George
Gillette
o>
Dunsmuir, Cal., was a week-end
visitor nt tha homo of her sister,
Mrs. Torhett Sanford.
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v The “ revolt of youth” is probably more terrible
to older folks who are so far away from their own
revolt.
Most families have one point in common all
can agre^ on. That is that- an automobile is a
ngeeseitv;
We wonder what might have become
old-fashioned girl who refused to go out
evening hecanse she had nothing to w ear.”
Engineer E. H. Bush Is non
ruatalag oa s halpet between Ash
land and Hornbrook.
and has tlre< of the cold climate
of the Montana and Dakota re­
gion, has comq to fills city with
th j expectation of securing 4
home. He fohnd here an old
frlsnd, Philip Bonham, who lo­
cated here a fqw months ago from
Montana.
Mrs, Gertrude Barclay is fU It-
Nrs. F. p. wipard of
aankin, cal., to Visiting
Mor­ Ing wfih friends In Ashland from
8t the Los Angeles.
I
home ef. M r * ’ aad Mss. W illiam
Rogers on W alker Avenue.
John Dosato transacted
ness la Medford Friday.
R. K. Huttos sad wife have re­
b itti­ turned to their ranch m Klamath
county.
the blind school nt Bhl«m. Mlssos
Maud ahd Defile Baldwin whb
camo fit to Ashland with him will
remain tor a Vlgit of a Month, or
more with Ashland relatives and
If you’re sontomplnfint a 41-
friends.
/
varea he tore add write to the
Department of War and get the
newest literature on th« «ubjéct.
Mrs. A. T . Morian, wife of the
And, Ihould you be seised with
g. P. brakamau, and children,
i well liked for streetwear. Parch-
qisnt-totted stockings with light
brown heals are also popular. For
sportSWBtr white stockings With
colored heels are having qnlte a
vogue. For Instance, white atock-
SPECIAL!
Lithia Springs Beauty
Parlor
Georgia Young, Prop.
New Wonderful
Fàce Powder
gre here from Roseburg for a via- the desire to «raw oranges, of
d with the family of B. C. Palmer. eottise yon should address «11 If the. thee powder yon now use
Mrs. Morian and Mrs." Palmer are eommuntcations to some natal does not stay on long enough tp
I sufi you— does not kaep that
ugly shine away Indef la Italy —
8peáblng of fistic comebacks, does not make your akin oolor-
tbs', patrons of heavyweight' prise fxi Ilk« a peach — try this new
A. O. ROCkfelloW. one of the |f g h t s seem to be the ones who wonderful special French Pro­
pioneer raaidgats of Ashland, now always do.
cess Face Powder called MELLO-
residing,,>t «an Diego. CM., ar­
GLO.
R e m e m b e r the name
rived Saturday evening, aad wifi
A style expert- is a person
MKLLO-OLO.
There'« nothing
spend some time prospecting in gets women to pay more for
like it.— Lithia Springs Phar­
this section again this summer.
er clothes.
macy; East Side Pharmacy.
Moved to 42 Third Street
By Vendome Hotel
Mrs. Y o u n g has a cool,
roomy place and solicits all
customers to drop in or to
Phone 328R
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