Ashland daily tidings., August 17, 1927, Page 3, Image 3

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for the first tim e before i rb^-
resehtnilve audience? ' ' " r 1 ’ ’
From the throats o f
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choristers the lllaintfve spirituals
w ill ’ throb w ith iWfgtdus fervdr
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through Den vet* s largest' auditor­
Meantime New York claims a
ium to mak<f k definite contribu­
share of attention from H olly­
tion to America's musical hrittfry.
wood, tine to the fact that Mary
Skilled musicians w ill be' pres­
Plckford patterned one of the
ent to set down upon pkfwf the
seta af bay new picture “ My Best
melodies as they Issue forth1 frbln
O lrt,” a .United Artists product­
the choir. L yricist^ too, w ill a t­
ion, a fter a room, in the home of
tend to interpret the almost apbfi-
lisa. W illa rd Straight. ll« O F ifth
taneous words Into verses suit­
Avenue, New York City.
Its
able for publication.
Georgian architecture featured by
a circular hallwayv old • Colonial
panelling and tessilatéd flooring
Is said to .have appealed to the
makers of "M y * Best “G irl" sets.
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CHAPLIN CASE
NOW DOUBTFUL
PRE-]
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Major Doiboa « -. i • .
De-decked In braid-
Movia usbera
On dress parade.
—rCharteg Spepcer Chsplig, king i ExKatser 'W ilhelm in a il his
of screen funmakers returned to glory • o r • General Pershing ex-
Hollywood Tuesday, his natural .h lb itln g his best detach meats to
haunt and retired at once to theJJj Halting French' Marsbni rtohld
seclusion of the home • of his hard n o ’ reahota fdr krsater pride
brother, Mldney Chaplin..
th a n the management of several
Before shutting himself from' Broadway movie houses over the
the outside world Chaplin Issued smart salutes,- the m ilitary pre­
a statement w hlfh followed the cision of their ushers, rigged «P
best presidential .form In turning in ; carefully tailored uniforms
The stare ‘of the screen are
(town the nornjAAtons,
. / liberally splashed w ith braid. You
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“ J am here Sor (he divorce may encounter
a squad ‘ of - them,
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( fine and I do not 'c a re (k^^ils-) or w hat looks more lik e a sm all days.
ctiss It until the day ,d ( , the company if you go into one- of
tjrial,** hrf agM.
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Broadway*« bigger houses. T h eir
j From hip attorney's l i j oft
grammar must be perfect as -they
learned that Chaplin is prepared direct you to a seat and their
tb light the divorce action -of his swagger mast be the n’th degree
young wife, L ita Grey Chaplin of that commodity. Every week,
and At the satpe time to press they go through regular m ilitary
his counter suit against her.
d rill. It Is said, and the one who
hopes, however, that somp doesn’ t “snap it up" for his com­
STO CKHO LM — <IP) — Chewing
agreement w ill be reached be­ manding officer may find himself
gum has gummed up the admin­
fore the trial date, August ' 22 out of a job. i
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istrative machinery of Sweden
Any o ut pf court settlem ent, to
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,The basis for the -trouble .wap
which he agreiep, it is said, input
Recently the hardened youths ¿he necessity *tp determine wheth­
hove a proylsloi which gi^M him
of the “ HolUa Kitchen" area, not er American imported c h i c l e
partial coplyol of the two Chap­ far from the, new Paramount
should be classified as a . sub­
lin children, B id»«/ E arl and Theater building, decided te w ait
stitute to r tobacco— and there­
Charles Spence* " Jiy *•
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for the departure of the hand, fore a product to sell at tobacco
Meanwhliei lie Intends ( to in­ somely dressed ushers at the
stores— or merely a candy, which
spect his studio which he hag Paramount. They were prepared
should be sold • at confectionery
not seen slnre 4ie le ft her* last to maul; the movie m ilitarists as
stores,
January as Myg. ^Chaplin filed
they le ft the theater. Overwhelm* i Professor K j Sonden, member
salt against him.
He is pre­ ed by mere force of numbers the
of the government medical boar?..
paring io finish his current film tougher element was put to route
Was appointed a committee of one
“The Circus."'
aftet; the otherwise perfectly be to determine which class of «tore
In event Af d settlement the haved masters oX
seat stub^ should be p erm itted -to sell the
trja j, pcheduled to be one. of the had succeeded In bruising several over popular product, afts<* other
moat sensational In the history noses.,
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committees and government men
of the, film wqrjtf, propld become
Jiad failed to settle it.
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I tnero'MeUfld.of cruelty charges ; Coney
Island, most famous ‘ I Professor Soudan- chewed H1 h
and the comedian would w ith ­ pleasure ground of the United gum samples with the result that
d ra w -h is counter suit.
The
States“ ‘ is' ' be'lag “ shot* for the he decided It was candy.
movies' by “ A ilp h ’ luce,“ ' IrM l- R o y if Medical ' Board ¿oncufred
known * F . B . 6 / d fre rto i.' While’ anà it now remains for “the gov
In New York, Ince and his at­ ernment to approve their action.
The issue originally arose in
tractive Wife, Lucila Mendez, are
occupying a suite at the Ambas­ the city xrf’flélsfnfehorg. In south­
sador on the same floor and near ern jlWpden where the lòénl ^board
had forbidden the to-
Illustrated Magazine Placed the rooms occupied by Dowager o . _ ( _ ’heplth
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Aaccqnists
s e lf
Queen
M
arie
of
Roumanla
when
ip Collection at City
she visited New York.
Every
Library
morning at eight. luce’s car, tra il­
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Ajnong the interesting relics of ed by those from the F. B. (J.
eqriy days of * Jaokson. county, headquarters and the press^staijt
w ftIrh a re To be placed* on flleTIn' o u t l o r Coney to begin the day,
the city library here Is a copy film ing. Ince is playing the lead­
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of “ Tlffe West Shore” an illt*s- ing role, that o f a barker, while - 1 11
TnHe Thousand B a p tist
trpted paper.
his w ife has the leading feminine
M««t ln
• Many of the advertisements in role. The story revolves around l- ;> JKU1
September 7-l“
tl»e old publication tell of the the love of a wealthy New Y o rk ­
wares offered by Jacksonville er for a pretty cashier at one of
h R N Y E B . Colo., Aug. 16,,
stores— others advertise Ashland. the park resorts. Lucila Mendez — Strident melodies and -insist­
..Jacksonville is described In was known to Broadway before ent rhy/Sms of the Conjto, soft­
fhe magazine as “the county seat, she married Ince and went into ened through a long/ evolution
once the liveliest mining camp the pictures. Only a short time wrought b'y, years of "chanting in
in this region and still the most before her marriage she starred
the back jr00**” °X the Southern
in “ M erry M firry" and “ My O lrl.” United. S ta tM ,' Will be heard in
Important trade center."
Ashland, mentioned as the
1 Denger.' ScptAqgWr. 1-14.
“ second town of Jackson county”
Another picture of New York >•*7k« Oic<5etilon. telll 'be the Na-
is described as "a town of about w ill be "East Side, West Side,'* tfo n ^ .tfiamtets’ toavuntlop . o r
1,000 population, rapidly Increas­ reminiscent
of
Governor
Al
m^rtca wtilcji WU1 bring ?«h-
ing s in size and Importance.
In Sm ith’s famous campaign song
2te^r>, 3,000 negrof-church
the beauty of its location and which has to do w ith "the side­
It o trfe cjty.
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character o f its residences, public walks of New Y o rk .” This story,
Al ^ketiU tft. coiAert«^ toad« up
buildings 'and business blocks It by F elix Reisenberg, is belug fhiilly pf'nufrq songs, w ill' fcffm
Is equal to any town of its size filmed by the Fox company, with nse oge of the principal features
in Oregon."
George O ’Brien and Virg in ia V a lll • of th*
Public schools, flour mills, as the stars. Prizefights, politics, i So
ltherto upknown out-
saw mills, water power are men­ old-tim e bars which figured open-fg|de
lated groups worship-
tioned as outstanding features of ly In the political life of the c ity !p in g
pine churches on
the .town. Leading public build­ a few years ago, all are shown ¿he edges Of Alabama's swamps,
ings are the Masonic Temple, Odd in the picture and the story in the 'depths of Arkansas* 'f o r ­
Fellows’ hall,
Methodist
and should guarantee that It would be gets, and in i the midst of Geor­
Presbyterian churches and Ash­ a worthwhile production.
gia’s cotton fields, „w ill he sung
land college.
“ The Ashland Tidings is a
spicy independent weekly and Is
devoted to the Interests of the
town and Jackson county," the
article states.
ja m m in g up the beauties of
Jqckson county in the Words
“ Ita ly of Oregon" the publication
gives Interesting facts and prints
of th ,. country.
The paper is
one which w ill mean much to
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the collection o f his tar lea I refer­
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Chewing Gum
Has “Gummed” !
Up The Works
OLD PAPER |
' IS ON FILE
NEW BOOK TO
BE PUBLISHED
O r e g o n Newspaper» Will
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Swensen, editor Monpiouth Her-
Aid:
eRRfr of
the (>rdgop|an; and R. R| p r o i-
tee, maggger of tile AÍhhny Dejti-
-Hefujd and Presidenti
Of the
dcrat-Heictd
greslriend fif
on Ifdwspapervcc
,*fAwspaperfcoiifereh{e. , i
Oregon
Th Uj Ixpofcraphltj style of ttjie
l«ndhyr, Oregon
major rfty! df
newspapers as d iCteimhiPd lù -an
extended study of a» newspapers
publMikd 1rf:yh4 hfale Is the'gaslit
of sm e rT-oUwn<puljMl<)ii4 Right
and lA-ong wyWil uW anAasea^ence
structtil^ | Me I |lii|s(rated tropl
I Sou clippings taken In a survey
of the Oregon prdsii.
»Another section of the little
desk hook carries a collection of
the most objectionable journalis­
tic words and phrases as submit­
ted by Oregon editors. These “ pet
aversions'* are published without
signature or comment, although a
good many of them are treated
under their proper headings In
|hd text.
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The aim of the book is to elim­
inate some typographic and granit
matical and errors and to stand­
ardize the best of -two or more
correct typographic styles for the
production of better newspapers
at less cost of time and money.
Publication o f the Oregon,State
Editorial association word '. and
style book, prepared by a com­
mittee representing the 1 o tb A
classes of Oregon newspaper^, was
authorised by the association at
its annual convention in Roae-
hnrg and Bandon August 6. -The
members of the committee a re C,
J. McIntosh of the committee on
HAND GONUEItT
better English for the Is la n d E m ­
Band
members are preparing
pire
Educational
association,
chairman; Earl C. Brownlee, edl- jf'»r the weekly concert to be held
tor of the Forest Grove W ashing- ln Llthla Park Thursday evening
ton County News-Times; R.
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sub-marines Instead of
-Vanguard Of Legion Fleet To
llahtly ligh|qd and a i
noise'as on this trip.
Paris Already On High Seas with
* The 88. H a rd ie r Is th« (M
USS. President H arding at Sea,
Aug. 1 fit—‘Fun is the, order of
the clay In the big fam ily of more
than ,ajx hundred American Leg-
res aboard th livg re a t ocean
(l|ner hotiLd fo f :tjie ninth annual
cphre.ntl< n to he held In Paris,
,Fi^n4e. Sept. 19 to 23. The 88.
Handing Is the vanguard of the
greut fleet of proud ocean liners
that will carry thp ho«t of Leg­
ionnaires overseas. It
carried
Legionnaires from practically ev­
ery state In the United Slates.
W ith this big ocean liner blaz­
ing with light from stem to stern
and resounding with merriment
there has not been a dull moment
for the Legionnaires to get home­
sick or seasick since shoving off
from Pier No. 4, Hoboken Aug. 9.
It was a rousing send-off given
I he Legionnaires In New York as
they blazed the way for thousands
of veterans passing through the
Eastern
metropolis convention
hound.
In spite of the fact that the SS.
Harding did not sail until 11 p.
m. more ^han two thousand peo-
pie were down at the dock to hid
the veterans lion-voyage. The pier
| was brillian tly Illuminated with
¡lights and decorated with flags.
seven official sailings In the
Leglcnnaires wearing the fa- vance movement. The bulk
m llfur blue caps w ith the state the Legion movement w ill fa ll iB
name and insignia of the organiz­ the period of Sept. I to 10. Na­
ation embroidered In gold made th, nal Commander Howard F.
recognition easy and cast form ali­ Savage. General John J. Perahl»^
ties aside. The Legionnaires en- and many distinguished Legion^'
Joyed several hours of dancing nalr.s will sail on the 3.
with tlie ir friends before U'e , lathan, flagship of th« movemaz
giant ship cast off. Under the d i - , from »,jew York Sept
Rw.
rcctlon of the United States Lines t urn gailfags may be had as latd'
management special motion pic­ as November 3. The
Legion
ture*, programs of music und en­ mevement is the largest pqacetlmul
tertainm ent was provided.
The pilgrimage in history.
recreation directors are s t i l l
aboard the ship and keep
the
BIG DAMAGES G R A N TE D
Legionnaires b^isy with a varied
Damages amounting to >20,000
program of entertainment.
were awarded to Bert McEwan,
The luxurious appointments of who was gassed while repairing •
the SS. Harding with Its great |steel pipe while working for the
public rooms are sources of much Btall Pipe A Tank company Feh-
comment on the part of the veter- t ruary 25. of this year. A Jury
ans who look back nine years to which heard the case In circuit
the cramped quarters of the court awarded the workman thia
transport in which they made the amount. The suit filed claimed
overseas Journey in the first A. E. McEwan was damaged to the
F. The Legionnaires were then amount of *50,000.
ouarterd far underdeck with light
Medford Japs contributed near
belts on and ate “slum“ from the
mess kits Instead of having the $G0 to the playground fund. A
run of the ship and eating from total of *004 has been collected to
silvered and linen tables on tHe date for equipping the new play­
present Journey. The ships were ground which is being developed
dark and stole silently through under the auspicep oE ther Am eri­
seas made dangerous by German can Legion of that city.
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A lto n Hamilton remarks to his friend
Carl de Mel as Re offers him a Lucky
Strike at the Mahor Country Club.
NEGRO SQNG8
TO BE" HEARD
Herbert Brenoa,
noted Film Director,
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^During the pandemrmivm of motion
picture production—as in my direction of
'Beau Qest^— 1 find Lucky Strikes are
not only soothing to tired vocal chords^
hut they have the best flavor. T he con»
staiit use of my voice in m yw otkdem ands
that I keep it in condidmu Lucky Strdtes
are the only cigarettes which protect me
from an irritated du oat, and which I
enjoy to the utmost,"
BiazniMaaaBiaa
“GOODBYE, . \
— HAVEAiiOODTIME’*
“ And don’t worry about your valuables while you
WILL TRAVEL
ON HIGHWAYS
are away.
“ Put them
in a safe 5‘> deposit
box in » this bank.’’
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Tour of Inspection Will be
Made by State
Officials
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LEM , Aug, 17.— (IP)— State
highway commissioners, Gover­
nor F » tter8°n . and other state of­
ficiale leave tohlght for southern
and 'southwestern Oregon to in­
spect the highwiys. They leave
Rosdburg Thursday for Reeds­
port,
They also -plan to visit
Marshfield, Gold B e a c h
and
Orante Pagh.
The Citizens Bank
AibUmd) Oregon > ’
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You, too, will find that Lucky
Strikes are mild and mellow—the
finest cigarettes you ever smoked,
made of the finest Turkish and
domestic tobaccos, properly aged
and blended with great skill, and
there is an endtra process— “It’s
toasted”- ■nh hardiness, not a bit
o f bite.:
WE PAY CASH FOR USED-
FURNITURE
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Phone 1192J, Medford, Our Expense »
EAD&-H0LBR00K
M N . First St.
MEOFOBD, OREGON
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