Ashland daily tidings., September 15, 1927, Page 2, Image 2

O PRBSS BAKtY
WASHINGTON, Sept 15.—Of»)
—The battle over the proposal
to call an extra aeealon of Con­
gress or a special session of the
senate fa being topght on the
White House steps today. After
Speaker Nicholas Longworth al-
vtoed Preaidant Coolidge against
the" spedal session god Chair­
man Borah of the Senate fo r ­
eign .Relations committee de­
clared himself as non-oom mi tai.
Senator Nye, independent repub­
lican of North Dalcotg, charged
thpt the did line republican«
were again«t the special aeealon
to further their Own ends.
days waa dtodoset) definite­
ly today When private de­
tective« working oa the case
arrived here today from New
York. Tea thousand coun­
terfeit,' «40 tickets .have
been sold, one detective told
the t'nMed P re«,
Mr. and Ms«. Ralph Mai* «f
Jacksonville t were visitors with
Mr. dad Mrs. / .
Arnold tfelg,
week. Mr. and Mrs. f o h' r of
Marigold, Cat, toare visitáis nt
the Gallatin hotoe thia week.
Mr. Fehr to a brother * f M«i-
MJSM VINCENT RETURNS
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FROM UftlOO TODAY
Miss Katherine Vincent, Nor­
mal, School registrar. Injured sev­
eral (jays ago in an auto wreck
near Chico, California, and since
confined in a hospital there,
will arrive la this city this even­
Bin oral consu M ate D
ing aad be taken, to her home.
N. H. "Kaute" Harrison, for­ Her grandmother. Mm. Thomas
mer resident ot Ashland and well Springer, Injured' In the same
known in this city, and V.
wreck, fa also being brought
Coleman, have purchased the C? home today.
A. DeVoe grocery, confectionery
and newsstand In Medford, to­
gether <wlt'h the building they oc­
cupy stod the summer garden lot
adjoining for a cousideration of
near 810.000. Mr. Ilarrlson re­
cently «old -Ate -.merest ?a t h e
PterafHarrteoa motor company
pf Medford.
today
elected
non-permanent
members o f the League of Na­
Three Get Seats
In League Order
tions council.
They succeed places left va­
in caut by thé expiration of teram
it- of Belgium, can eaivacer had
ty. Cxecho-Slavokta.
Many New Books of Science
And Fiction Are At Library
Plays of Ptononra — Mackay;
Bulb Gardening— M a evs-e 1 t}
Sketch«, Skits and Stunts— Me-
lutyre; Tom Strong, Lincoln
Scout— Mason; Red Coat and MU m
ut< Mnh— Marshall; Three Amer-
lean Plays—'MSlngiU; Romance of
Geology— Mills; Spanish Far®
Triology — Mattriaa; Deric at
Mesa Verdw—Huskanm.
Besets, Men aMt'GodS~4As«n-
doswski; Thirty i w a c t plays f «
Mrs. J. R. McCracken an
and Mrs. A. H. DaveUhtll.
Elisabeth Applefeate of A
has been spending a week
home of Mrs. Wtn. Olena
#LdR- McCracken and wl
gon Spent Sunday afternc
the J. E. Judy reslden
OrMfia Creek.
811o
WM tl#tohw
WMk \ t e Valley VleW^ mt
4he
mj
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stage and study; W a r d i HewiwP JL j ,
a id _p ? e ^ - irp i l r.M<,,li® H 1ne^ r W h S « «Hi»« th a b la s i
With Bow and Arrow-Pope.
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David Go^s to Grdenlandand chlkfre* of 0,,r d,’ tr*U
Stamboul Nights— Dwight; Ar­
cher«— Slater; With Whip and
Spur*—Bvaaa; Journal of a Rec-
lsse-5-Fiaher; Practical Rabbit
Keeping — Farrington; Getting
Together—Gelster; Portia Mar-
rles-rOtolm:
Butterfly Buhl«
Book— Gordon; White Pony In
The PlUe—Green; Roy|l Rond to
D .« d O c .
Feeding Your Dog—Rlne; Oold
Seekers of ‘4» and Opening la the
Weet With Wells and Clarke —
Fsbla: Signpost of Ad venters,
The Sun Woman—Schults; Sane-
tnary, Sgpctuary—Sharpe; M y
Life With the tBsklmoe—Stoffan-
son; Storiw and Dramas— Tol-
stoy; American Indian— Verrlll;
Auction aad Contract Bridge-—
Warren; Washington and Lincoln
in Pcetsyf Finder of Fires—-Rohr
Wheler; Winona of the Campfire,
Winona cf Camp Kamronya —
Widdcmer; and Treasure Ship—
Wcodhouee.
Bdlloónists 4Can N ap/T hese.D ays
•Idle island.* by Ethel Hues*
order t U f ridlng’« euf
ton, «bther of Prudence of the
Patfonags. O«y Ketone of Neer
« may s«J»y tOW-Wte
York, worn out artist, f r o »
ot the Mgdtord Jubilee
Greenwich Village. rente 1* o m e
Vistone Realised tend
Pine cottage on an Island la Gaed
W Products Show the
Bay, state of Maine, and the ton
begins In a remote New England
setting, first thing cento ashore
to her was the body ot a man. The
ml< win' distinction novelist is a native of Iowa who
if they try some of has learned the humor of- the na-
«lee for Which reclp« tlvee of tthifte. H e Maine mt-
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Wf tot ‘'“ J 0
*Bd Br(”,8h1
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8tr*«*a Who has a Ave
contrfcct tor carrying the
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The bUs fa ot the r«gr
color (yellow) aad to sui
to have a seatldg cap««
48.
O. M. LoWe aad Frsd I
rsturbsd ths first of the
from a hunting trip With i
supply ot venison.
jas. Lennox and Son
«pen.t Sunday with Mr. an<
■ Merrill
•taadard
Mtet has
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p
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Ih thè vernacu-
be com-
r* " ‘i H to Saw-
trodplng Of thè
turea on thè riv-
»eat tote ben.
eh a dovei and
ilpou la thè lm-
it aldo Include«
tyfcfcte WtUpbed Ordkua Cake
e latear of tfcd natives, titer
l - l cup shortening
livUMUty, tito guato! totoh«
r «attste. «tor a n d 'hseátoad, mortal group
: $ I eup sugar
k atto days ot sommer visitate. Gfi Btas.’ rs«
J eggs
thè tirsi great
» thM Micron Mage (toter erttos
1 8-4 cutie flour
I d mystery, adveatnty and to-
8 teaspoons cream of tartar ba­
king powder
1 tablespoon cocba
Wednesday; September 14* whbn
8-4 cap milk
she delightfully entertained at
W illis» .
1 teaspoon ctaaamon
het home da Unites «treat, with a
«tot*
Crenta shortening^ add sugar
seven o'clock dinner. • i ,■ ..
of the Methodist
and yelks ot eggs; beat wall; alft
Covbrs W«r» ty d Mr seven at a together flour, baking powder,
hgteh WÄ totot
table perfectly appointed a a 4 . Cocoa and cinnamon and add al­
M M rcM M. Bed
beantifaliy arranged, a hug« ban­ ternately with b ilk ; fold In beat­
quet et cut nowbre making a very en whitee of eggs. Bake In two
pretty centerpiece.
Followihg
greased layer this la moderate ov­
dlnntfr, the remainder Of the ete-
en 88 to 40 mlnntea. Put togeth­
slttlng «round the
nlng was
er with following ebeoa whipped
lireplnce talking aad listening to
cream.
the Brunswick Pnnstrope.
Life’s September has Us gold,
4 tablespoons cocoa
Those present were the follow­
H m its burnished h u « of splen
1;8
eup powdered sugar ,
ing named: Mr. Ben Bowers, Mr.
1-8 teaspoon vanilla extract
Barton FrUlaa, Miss OeRrade
H«a rich aewaesb ter tha old— A
1 Cup cream.
Carltcn, N tn Harriet Carltdn,
Lite to hat ah eager vendor,
Mix
the cocoa and sugar with a
retching wares of ancient mould Ml« Dorothy Reid, little Buddy little hot water natll Well blended.
Life's September tints them gold. Provost Sad the hostess, Mrs. •Add vnnila and cream and whip
Harry Cnifttta.
Lib's Stepeteber truly kuouto
anti stiff enough to spread.
b » «
Hew the warmth of gentler tote-
Oriental Frafc Cake ’
i-iIdgo pfriy at Cfayoomb
sone
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,
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1 1-8 cups sugar
\
Quelfa the stiag nt winter snows. Home—
8-4 cup butter
Lite to ehlet of « h the tenaqna
The attfaettve home of Mr. aad
1 cup milk
Why the staunch heart ttfthgnr Mrs. H. L. Claycomb on the cor­
8 cups pastry flour
ner of Brira ««d Haritoon streets
4 teaspoons cream' of tartar
waa the setotedf a pleasant affair . , , baking powder
i
last evening, Wednesday, Septem­
Whites of 4 eggs
ber 14, when Itfrt. Claycomb eh-
Hot weather w ill make children listless—make
1 teaspoon lemon extract
tertalned a group of friends with
1-8 teaspoon « I t
their appetites alm ost birdlike—but not for ice
an evening of Bridge.
cream !
Cream sugar and b after; add
Three tabled mere la play. Mrs.
H. K. Tomlinson held high score, milk. 81ft flour, salt and baking
for which she received a lovely powdbr; add rfne-half of t h e
S a tisfy the children’s craving for ioe cream.
prise, and Mrs. Louis Dodge was wlour, than well-beaten e g g
H
e
a
p
it high in their plates, giVe them a second
awarded eOtlKHAtlott. At a late whiter, then rest ot flour a«d ex­
helping, for i t ’s one of the fin est foods you can
hour the hostess served elaborate tract. Take two thirds of the mix­
refreshments.
ture and add one teaspoon of cln-
g ive them.
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The guest list Included: Mrs. n fa cn , one; teaspoon nutmeg, 1
Hearf Btaders, Jr., Mrs. J. A. Mc­ and 1-1 cups finely cut aad flour­
Absolute purity and fine m aterials are especially
Gee. Mrs. F. 0 . Swedenbarg. Mrs. ed tlga and one tablespoon of mo-
essential in ohlidren’g food— that is w h y Shashi Ice
Louis Dodge, Mrs. H. K. Tomlin­ lAses. Pnt in a greased a a d
Cream is ‘ fThe C hildren’s i c e Cream.**
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son, Mrs. Earl Crow, Mrs. V. D. lightly floured roun tabs pan a
Miller, Mrs. John Enders, Mrs. R. spoonful of light mixture- a n d
L. B urdlc, Jr., Mrs. Gerald Wan­ then a spoonful of?dark mixture
ner, Mrs. P. R. Hardy and Mrq alternately as for marble cake.
W. H. McNair.
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Bake la moderate qyea at 854 *F.
Increase heat to 3«0*P. and last
h)g falling in love with the Slavey of
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half-hour
decrease te 850
to V " plAc®' Wld
ann°yed «*-
Make That Church Supper
Bake abont IB mlnntea. N
«ateo the dope-eatihg head of the
the ’’Beet Tel”
•W ho¿K s« m s to have thi|AthoritM • Husking aad quilling hem ara, onto eight-inch Ipat.
Tj- ■«« abuse her. Theuy tbéy a 1 1 rapidly becoming ~ legends of
I1 i rti i l! U h l— to1
®n f l i t themselves at s«f; and Jan, American life, ’ but the church
with the «id of the ohly sen-going ftupgdr, the family reunion and
barkeep in lltemWrb, brings them the harvest dtataer a»« listing In­
‘ 1- MfuHr thritekh a itbrto and Wreck stitutions that display the tri­
fc« at sen awthriihhg as anything Mr. umphs of ho’/fe cooking.
Bveh
A. OdHariiy has Written,
the city dweller, constantly alert
rnr
"A Soldier of Valley Pbrge,” for new dishes or new restau­
111- and -Ths Fltoht bf Obbtgtona, ' rants would be glad for a chance
«y Robert Nstlsbn Stephens. The to,elt down at one of the long
Ion pfeShSt two vAume* jdri brought tables bright with marigolds and
,ed out tor Mr. StepheSi tpnhds out asters, set on the lawn or In the
Of his full fifteen novels. The for­ basement of the church. Here he
mer to e iharmirfi rbtoiace ot can take hie choice from the big
I T Ü O M J S Í R I G H T , B A C K to
tef the day» ot the American ReVoiu stone pete of baked bsanb, dishes
tloa which oarriee « well sus- ot Scalloped potatoes aad c o l d
th e sam e o ld tru e sto ry — th at it
od pended plot and plenty ot action. slaw, platter« of baker him and
a lw a y s p a y s t o b u y t h e b M Ì
The latter to of a period a bit frldd chicken and. jam of Jama,
Q o l¿ e n W e s t Q o f e e is econ om ical
Ith
to be exact, and has pickles, coaservM and Jellies.
an English setting. These novels
Those Women Who via with each
because you cad g et th e /WZ bene­
bear the stamp of all the au- other la proudly displaying their
fit o f its d elicio u s q u ality w ith o u t
thor’s work, a charming style and own home baked cakes a n d
na fascinating adventure. They are
u sin g a is n s U fu l am ount.
,re puto novela of the regulation
“ • type and will afford * delightful
Carefully s e le c te d berries from the
diversión.—The Lariat.
World’s choicest coffee crop»— blended
,ty
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and roasted in the perfect atmosphere
• t Wedding Sokwintoed Monday-»-
o f the Pacific N o r th w e st — Q dVien
I»-
An impressive wedding was sol­
es- «mnised Monday evening, Septem-
W e s t has appealed for nearly a half
M- ber 18, at ths residence of t h e
century, to the «MtoJr»; taste o f
ed hrids aad groom oa ths Central
the N o r th w e s t people.
in- Poftit road, when Mtos Ann« Mar­
ASBLÁÜÍ) CREAMERY
-without
Station
la!
ih-
nd
(g.
hie, daughter of the late MraM
Mary Markle, and Ben Vlmont,
»on of Mr. and,Mrs. Louis Vlmont
of Medford, were uhlted In mar­
riage by ths Reverend J. E. Mc­
Donald of that city.
The bride looked charming in a
d gown of turqnotae bine, trimmed
p 1» white silk, and ah« carried a
\ shower bouquet of rotebtids. Vn-
< attended the bride had greom
gt toek th8lr pine« before a beanti-
ful white far rag Which adorned
d the floor while the ceremony was
)n performed.
, Ashland and Mwitord, having
Mr. Vlmont to well known in
tegght school in Jacksoh county
tod « m e ttate. He was graduated
" froth ths stats normal.
» . Guy Good, Proprietor
OoRtractors
S ig h t
H our
B a tte r y
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North M ain Street,
A«hlRUd, Oregon
Alesny
Wfthtote'ald of an alarm altimeter, an la
¡fh well-
rtth each
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On highw ay near Chico Springs
od of resort in the «tate. T hei
soni W hy not come and sto fo t
hy taw O to o — tot . Ward T. VsnOrmaa, a
now and dtea. U m atona sonada » to n ths
VnnOrmaa to atoowa with hto Invention. 1
Germany, holdsr of the world'« ascenslo
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