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ASHLAND TIDINGS
Monday, June 8, 191
Classified Advertisements
(Continued from Page Three.)
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
FOR SALE CHEAP Good roomy top
buggy, in first-class condition. In
quire 1 5 7 Mechanic St. 4-3t
WANTED A "good saddle" horse
cheap, or one for its board. A.
Redmond, Siskiyou, Ore. 4-lt
FOR SALE Arcadian range, mal
leable iron, practically new. Other
household furniture. Inquire 109
Pine St. 5-2t
FURNISH EDlTOOM SToFhou sekeep1
ing, including sleeping porch. In
quire of Mrs. A. L. Irwin, 156
North Main. 5-lt
FOUND Lady's coat on the Boule
vard last Monday. Owner may
have same by calling at the Tidings
and paying for this ad. 4-1 1
FOR SALE CHEAP Four thorough
bred Belgian hare does. Two of
them are just grown and two are
ten months old. Phone 411-R.
FOR SALE 800-pound bald-faced
pony, 7 years old; single buggy
with parasol top; single harness;
fine driving or saddle horse. $100
for outfit. A. S. Ames, Talent.
4-tf
County Central
Committeemen
The following is a list of county
central committeemen elected at the
primary nominating election May 15,
1914:
Republican Party.
H. F. Pohland, Ashland Boulevard.
J. M. Wagner, East Central, Ash
land. M. Van Gorder, Applegate.
J. W. Merrltt, North Central Point.
A. J. Florey, Eagle Point. r
S. S. Aiken, Flounce Rock.
L. Miller, Foots Creek.
W. S. Hammond. Griffin Creek.
Riley Hammersley, Gold Hill.
D. W. Bagshaw, North Jackson
ville. E. Britt, South Jacksonville.
A. R. Chase, Medford, North Main.
Charles Gay, Medford, Oakdale.
Robert Kincaid, Mound.
D. E. Cottrell, Meadows.
Ira J. Dodge, Perrydale.
E. A. Woods, Rogue River.
I. T. Gallager, Rock Point.
E. E. Dimiek, Wimer.
Democratic Party.
J. B. Hunter, South Ashland.
E. J. Kaiser, Ashland Boulevard.
Frank Jordan, West Ashland.
W. 11. McNair, East Central, Ash
land. George Hoffman, Applegate.
James Barrett, Barron.
George Nell, North Central Point.
Thomas Nichols, Eagle Point.
T. B. Hlgginbotham, Flounce Rock.
W. S. Hammond, Griffin Creek.
II. D. Reed, Gold Hill.
Chris. Ulrlch, Jacksonville.
II. D.. Manning, Northwest Med
ford.
Mose Barkdull, Medford, North
Riverside.
William M. Campbell, Medford,
Oakdale.
Leo L. Heisel. Northeast Medford.
Fred Furry, Phoenix.
Bob Cook, Rogue River.
Jay Terrlll, Talent,
T. C. Gaines, Trail.
Mtlei Cahtrall, Union.
Bert Harr, Watklns.
Ed. E. Dimick, Wlrner.
Progressive Party.
James Barrett, Barron.
James Wilson, Griffin Creek.
Colonel Sargent, Medford. Oakdale,
This is the complete list except
those that are tied. The selected
time for drawing lots for those tied
Is Saturday, June 13.
Jackson County
Ahead on Highway
In a recent report received from
the Insurance commissioner of Ore
gon, a new state department, tnc
financial status of the counties of
Oregon is listed.
We have reason to be proud of our
progressive way of handling the road
business. The report shows how far
ahead Jackson county Is In progres
sive road building. Jackson county
has more funds appropriated thia
year than any other county In Ore
gon. Our road fund at this period of
the year is listed at $481,115.22,
while the nearest county to it Is Mult
nomah, which han $229,646.28. The
next county In line Is Umatilla with
$112,469.64.
When the exposition Is on In 1915
the auto tourltKB can see that Jack
son county Is right on top In good
roads.
Window Display
0! Originality
The window display In the UrlggB
ft Shlnn shoe store Is one of the most
attractive and original ever shown In
Ashland. The window has been con
Verted Intp, a picturesque hotel sight,
FASHION HINT
By JUDIC CHOLLLT
This semlprlncess fancy frock Is one
of the most charming of the season's
offerings for a youthful dance gown.
SGMIPRINCESS DBES8.
It was developed from
embroidered !
flouncing, the flouncing joined to the
skirt under the lowest tuck.
The blouse is straight and very sim
ply made In kimono fashion with the
vestee and flaring collar, which Is a
style feature of the season.
For the sixteen-yenr-old size four
and one-quarter ynrds of flouncing
twenty-eight inches wide will be re
quired, with two ynrds of plain mate
rial thirty-six inches wide.
This May Mnnton pattern Is cut In Blzes
for nilssea from sixteen to eighteen years
of BKe and small women. Send 10 cents
to this ofllce. giving number, 82DS, and It
will be promptly forwarded to yon by
mail. If in baste send nn additional two
cent stamp for letter postage. When or
dering use coupon.
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Size.
Name
Address ,
EATING IN BERLIN.
A Humorist'! View of tho Native
Wonderful Appetites.
The average Berliner has a double
cbln runulng all the way around and
four rolls of fat on tbe back of bla
neck, all closely clipped apd shaved, so
as to nring out their full beauty and
symmetry, and he has a figure that
makes tilin look ns though an earth
quake bad shaken, loose everything on
the top floor aud It bad all fallen
through Into his dining room.
Tour true Berliner eats his regular
dally meals, four in number and all
large ones, and In between times be
now aud then gathers a bit a For In
stance, about 10 o'clock In tbe morning
be knocks off for an hour and has a
few cups of bard boiled coffee and
some sweet, sticky pastry with whip
ped cream on It
Tben about 4 o'clock In tbe afternoon
be browses a bit. Just to keep up his
appetite for dinner. This, though. Is
but a snnck say a school of Bismarck
herring and a kraut pie, some more
coffee and more cake and one thing
and another merely a preliminary to
tbe real food, which will be coming
along a little Inter on.
Between acts at the theater be ex
cuses himself and goes out and pre
pares his stomach for supper, which
will follow at 11 o'clock, by drinking
two or three steins of thick Munich
beer and nibbling ou such small tidbits
as a few links of Uennan sausage or
the upper half of a raw Westphalia
bam.
There are forty-seven distinct and
separate varieties of Germun sausage,
and three of tbein are edible, but the
Westphalia ham. In my judgment, is
greatly overrated. It Is pronounced
Westfnilure, with tbe accent on the
last part, where It belongs.
In Germany, however, there Is a
pheasant n green bly smothered in young
cabbage, which Is delicious and In sea
son plentiful. The only drawback to
complete enjoyment of this dish Is that
the grasping and avaricious German
restaurant keeper baa the confounded
nerve to charge you. In our money, 40
cents for a wbole phensnnt and half a
peck of cabbage say enough to fur
nish a full meal for two tolerably hun
gry adults and a child. Irvln 8. Cobb
In Saturday Evening Poet.
showing the building, lawn and
walks, and In the foreground Is a bub
bling spring of lithla water. The
greensward of moss, the gravel walks
and electric-lighted hotel was the re
sult of the work or Mr. Brlggs and
represented much thought and labor.
It Is well worth a visit to witness and
such enterprise shows the right pro
gressive spirit.
THAT SATISFIED SMILE
KOTICK OK ELECTION.
Xotice is hereby given that, pur
suant to a resolution of the Common
Council of the city of Ashland, Ore
gon, duly adopted the 2nd day of
June, 1914, and approved by the
Mayor the 3rd day of June, 1914, the
following proposed amendment to the
Charter of the city of Ashland will
be submitted to the legal voters of
the city of Ashland, for their approv
al or rejection, at a special city elec
tion, to be held June 23, 1914, to-wit:
AX ACT
to amend an act entitled "An Act to
Amend an Act entitled 'An Act to
incorporate the city of Ashland, in
Jackson county, Oregon, and define
the power thereof,' " filed in the
office of the Secretary of State, Octo
ber 14th, 1898, and the amendment
of said Act as adopted at the annual
city election held on December 15th,
1908, and proclaimed by the Mayor
on December 17th, 1908.
The people of the city of Ashland,
Oregon, do enact as follows: .
Section 1. That the act entitled
"An Act to amend an act entitled an
Act to incorporate the city of Ash
land, in Jackson county, Oregon, and
define the power thereof," filed in
the office of the Secretary of State,
October 14thi 1898, and the amend
ment of said Act, as adopted at the
annual citv election, held on Decem-
l,Pr ir.tli. 190N. and nrni-lainied bv the
Mayor on December 17th, 1908, be
and the same is hereby amended by
adding Article XX thereto, which
shall read as follows:
ARTICLE XX.
Section 1. A board is hereby cre
ated which shall be known and desig
nated as the Springs Water Commis
sion of the city of Ashland, which
shall consiwt of three citizens, each a
resident householder and legal voter
of the said city of Ashland.
Section 2. The first Commission
ers to be elected at the same election
at which this amendment is adopted
shall be elected as follows:
R. A. Mlnkler, whose term of office
shall expire the 1st day of January,
1915; J. P. Dodge, whose term of of
fice shall expire the first day of Janu
ary, 1916; Bert R. Greer, whose term
of office shall expire the 1st day of
January, 1917, each commissioner to
serve until his successor is elected
'and Qualified: and the commissioner
elected for the long trm shall be the
I chairman during hie term of office.
One Commissioner shall be
elected at each annual city election
fof a three-year term, and take office
on the 1st day of the following Janu
ary, and the Commissioner oldest in
service on the Commission shall be
Its chairman. Provided, that in case
of vacancies occurring on laid hoard
th. game may be filled by appoint
ment by the Mayor of the city; but
all appointments so made must, be
fore aohig Into effVct, be confirmed
by the City Council. Provided, fur
ther, that all candidates for member
ship on said board shull he nominated
In the manner and within the time
as provided In Section 3 of Article IV
of the city charter. The Vote for
members of said commission shall be
canvassed and a certificate of election
issued and delivered to the successful
candidates as provided In Section 7
of Article IV of the charter, and
thereafter such persons shall qualify
by taking the oath of office has pro
vided in Section 9 of Article IV of
the city charter.
Section 3. The first commissioners
elected shall meet immediately after
qualifying and elect a secretary whose
duties and term of office shall be
such as may be provided by the com
mission and thereafter at the first
meeting held In each year said com
missioners shall elect their secretary.
They may also adopt rules and regu
lations for their government and for
the carrying into effect the objects
and purposes of the creation of shld
Springs Water Commission.
Section 4. The said Springs Water
Commission shall have full control
and management of the auxiliary wa
ter plant, and Is hereby given power
to construct. Install and maintain the
same and do all things in and about
the premises necessary for its com
plete construction, installation and
maintenance; to enter upon and use
for such purposes the public grounds,
streets, nlleys, parks and ways of the
said city of Ashland in so far as
necessary for such construction, In
stallation and operation, but when bo
used the same shall be restored by
said commission to as good condition
as formerly existed before such use
Any and all expenses occasioned by
sucn restoration, and all expenses
wnicn may tie incurred by the city In
connection with said auxiliary water
system, either In the matter of hold
Ing election or otherwise, shall be
borne by and paid from the auxiliary
water plant fund to be created and
maintained as hereinafter provided.
section 6. There are hereby an
proprlated the proceeds which may be
realized from the sale of the 1175.'
000 bond Issue voted by the people
of Ashland for the purposes of con
structing. Installing and maintaining
said auxiliary water plant and which
snail be used for such purposes only:
the said proceeds shall be deposited
by the said treasurer In a specific
tuna, separate and apart from
other city funds; and said funds shall
be paid out by said City Treasurer
only upon special Itemized 'vouchers
of the said Springs Water Commis
sion, which vouchers shall be IsBued
under the seal of said commission,
signed by tbe chairman and Secretary
Our June Clean-Up Sale
Now going full blast. Coming from afar to take advantage of real bargains.
Upon their return that smile of satisfaction. Don't put it off. Buy it now
while the choice is left. Big bargains in everything to wear.
Telephone Your Orders to Us
H. G. ENDERS & SON
"Where You Do Better"
Our Store Will Close at
thereof, and ehall show for what is
sued, to whom issued and amount
paid for each item thereon enumer
ated; aud the said vouchers shall not
be paid until countersigned by the
payee in such manner that the vouch
er shall stand for a receipt from said
i payee to the Treasurer for the amount
so paid.
Section 6. All contracts entered
Into by the Springs Water Commis
sion for material, construction, labor,
supplies and for every other purpose
in carrying out the object of its cre
ation shall be made in writing under
the seal of the Commission, signed
bv the Chairman and Secretary there
of in four duplicates, one of which
shall be filed with the City Treas
urer, one with the City Council, one
retained by the Commission and one
by the contractor; and no wok under
said contract shall be proceeded with
until the said duplicate sontvacts
have been so filed.
Section 7. The council may exact
a good and sufficient bond to be en
tered into by the commissioners in
such sum as in the judgment of the
council may be necessary, conditioned
upon the faithful performance of the
commissioners' duties according to the
tenor of this amendment, and that
they will honestly and promptly ac
count for all funds passing into their
hands, provided the expenses' of Bald
bond shall be paid out of the funds
herein appropriated.
The commissioners shall enter Into
no contract or issue any voucher in
excess of the sum hereby appropri
ated for the construction of an auxil
iary water system, and no contract
or other obligation, together with the
total of all contracts and obligations
previously entered Into, shall exceed
the amount of funds herein appropri
ated for the purpose, it being the in
tent hereof to keep the expenditures
made by said commission entirely
within the eaid appropriation, and
any contracts entered into or any
voucher issued therefor in excess of
said appropriation shall not be a
charge against said fnnd or the city
of Ashland, but may be recovered
upon the bond of said commissioners
by proper civil procedure.
All contracts shall be made in the
name of the city of Ashland and all
contractors shall be required to fur
nish good and sufficient surety bonds,
conditioned upon the faithful per
formance of their contracts.
Payments to contractors may be
made from time to time as the work
progresses on the estimates, but at no
time shall such payments exceed the
work actually performed, and in no
case shall more than 85 per cent of
the contract price be paid until the
work is fully completed and accepted.
Section 8. During the construction
of eaid plant the said Springs Water
Commission shall file with tne City
Council OP the first Tuesday of each
month thereof an. Itemized statement
of all expenditures made bv the com
mission during the preceding month,
Showing for wfcat the expenditure
was madi and Rhi'H it'-'lll thereof, the
total ftiiluuht and to whom paid,
which Itemized statement shall be
published by the commission for the
information of the public; and when
the construction of said plant Is com
pleted the Springs Water Commission
shall make a detailed statement of all
amounts expended In said construc
tion and of all properties ac
quired for said purpose, for the In
formation of the Council and the pub
lic, and such statement shall be
spread upon the permanent records
of the city; and thereafter monthly
reports shall be madev
Section 9. At the time for making
the tax levy for general city purpose?
in ench year, the said commission
shall cause a careful estimate to be
made of the money required for aux
iliary water purposes for the ensuing
year, and file the same with the City
Recorder, whereupon the City Coun
cil shall include in the said geneir.l
levy not to exceed one mill on the
dollar of the taxable property of the
city to meet the necessary require
ments, which, when collected, shall be
deposited with the city' treasurer to
be placed to the credit of the auxiliary
water plant fund and subject to tne
order of said commission.
Section 10. The said Commission
ers shall serve without compensation:
provided, that upon the completion
of the construction and installation
of said auxiliary water plant and the
filing of the report hereinabove pro
vided, the City Council may, In Its dis
cretion, audit and recommend the
payment of such compensation to
each Commissioner as It may deem
reasonable for the services rendered,
the same to be paid out of any money
unexpended of the proceeds of the
proposed One Hundred Seventy-five
Thousand ( $17&,uoo.uuj Dollar bona
issue.
The ballot title and number of
such measure shall be as follows:
Meusure (Submitted to the Voters by
the Common Council.
An act to amend the Charter of
the city of Ashland, Oregon, by add
lng Article XX thereto, whereby a
board of three Commissioners Is ere
ated, to he known as the Springs Wa
ter Commission, of the city of Ash
land, naming the commissioners, pre
scribing their duties, their compensa
tion, their powers and duration of
office. 1
VOTE YES OR NO.
100 Yes.
101 No.
For thlp special election, to be held
on the 23rd day of June, 1914, for
the submission to the legal voters of
9 O'clock Saturday Night
the city of Ashland, Oregon, of the
foregoing measure, the following
judges of election and the following
voting places have been duly appoint
ed and designated by the Common
Council:
First Ward Voting place, Fourth
street fire station building.
Second Ward Voting place, Mc
Carthy Hall, corner Main and Granite
streets.
Third Ward Voting place, City
Hall.
And the following named persons
are hereby appointed judges of such
special election:
First Ward Judges. G. W. Bene
dict, Manly Brower and W. S. Sten
nett. .1 "HT , T ,1 T- ni .
r.nv n vrtt n - rnip,
Third Ward Judges, W. H. dow
dy, B. J. Arant and Blanche Hicks.
The last named in each ward shall
also act as clerks of election.
The polls shall be open at the sev
eral voting places aforesaid from 9
o'clock in the forenoon until 6 o'clock
In the afternoon on the said 23rd day
of June, 1914.
C. H. GILLETTE,
City Recorder.
Date of first publication, June 3,
1914.
WATCH FOK OVKRVvT!-:
JXSIIHOIS ORPHAN'S
It is reported that the committee
opposed to the bonds have had dodg
ers printed and will distribute them
generally about the city tonight. The
Tidings has no information as to
what the bills contain. We heard
they were printed several days ago
and will not be circulated until too
late to be answered. If it is true
they are to be circulated too late to
be answered we will only remark
that is a suspicious circumstance,
and will no doubt cast , reflection
upon the truthfulness of the state
ments made therein. The springs
committee has had nothing to hide.
Its last meeting was held Saturday
night in order to give ample time
for the opposition to answer what
ever they choose. The committee has
no further campaign to make. The
matter Is in the hands of the people.
The Tidings hopes Its information
about the circulation of eleventh
hour canards is erroneous. It desires
to be left in a postion to think, at
least, that no unfair or snap methods
have been used in this election. It
Is too important to be settled on mis
information that will not stand time
for refutation.
H The Tidings office carries a com
plete line of Legal Blanks which
conform exactly with Oregon laws,
n Wholesale or retail.
T
I We can save you
$$$$$$$$$$$
On Your
PAINT
Varnishes, Stains, Wall Pap
er and Building Paper
We carry the largest stock in Southern Oregon and guar
antee everything to be the best for the purpose
Quality applies to our line as well as to groceries or shoes
and the first cost of the best goods will be a little more than
for inferior goods, but if you want cheaper goods we will sup
ply you and guarantee to furnish you better goods at the
same prices as charged you by mail order houses.
Let us figure with you on your requirements.
ALL ABOARD FOR ENDERS'
Stores to Close
Early Saturdays
Commencing next Saturday night
the stores of Ashland will close
promptly at 9 o'clock. Patrons an
urged to note this fact and make it
possible to carry the plan without
delays.
The managers have agreed gener
ally and before the coming Saturday
night it is hoped to have every busi
ness man in the city agreeable to
nosing eariy
This is a movement largely brought
about by the clerks and is inaugurat
ed entirely for their benefit and
profit physically, and the public will
lie better served by the movement.
Saturday at 9 o'clock, every night
in the week at 6.
Highway Progressing
Over Siskiyous
The work on the Siskiyou part of
the Pacific Highway is being hurried
along. About 250 men are now em
ployed on the road, and the grading
is being rapidly accomplished. ThU
work on the highway should open a
good deal of work to citizens and
boys Just out of high school who are.
willing to work. The pay is 25 cents
an hour for common laborers, 27Vj
cents an hour for teamsters and other
jobs with proportionate wages. They
can use teams and drivers at 05 cent
an hour. The board is $6 a week.
One, however, can take a tent and
cook his meals.
Ashland Billiard Parlor
10 East Main St.
J. P. Sayle & Son
$2
THE YEHR
$2
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