Ashland tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, June 13, 1919, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextrAGB EIGHT ASHLAND TIDINGS Friday, June 13, 1010 r 11 You are cordially invited to attend the offtc Palmer rano Imiisc Saturday, June' 141b From 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p. m., in their new commodious quarters at 234 East Main Street One of the most up-to-date musical emporiums on the coast. The building has been completely remodeled and rebuilt especially for our business and we want everyone to visit us on opening day. We carry Mehlin & Sons, Ivers & Fond and Adam Schaaf Fianos. Edison & Bruns wick Fhonographs and Victrolas. Small musical Instruments and Sheet Music. Flowers For the Ladles ;:nq How Much Would you lose If FIRE destroyed your home, household goods, mer chandise, barn and contents, or auto mobile today? i You know how much they are, worth would it hurt you to losei them? A few dollars of fire insur-! Mrs. II. C. Galey has consonted to doubt, If elected to a position on the 1oard, fulfil the (expectations of his many friends by rendering a real end efficient service to the entire community. INTERESTED TAXPAYER. FOR DIRECTOR OF THE SCHOOL IIOAIU) a thousand tonight. BILLINGS AGENCY Thane 211 They put the "sure' 41 E. Main in Insurance Peopl Ufye e's Fot um W1LMEK M. POLEY, Candidate for Position on Hoard. Yielding to the earnest solicitations of the bus I n 038 men, and his many Jrlends of the city, Mr. Poley has consented to become a candidate for a ponltlon on the school board. school board, to fill a vacancy made by the outgoing director, Mr. Eu banks. We hope all parents in Ash land Interested! in school matters will make it their business to vote next Tuj-eday, June the 16th, and see that you vote for Mrs. Galey. Back up the Parent Teachers associa tion for the good of all. PARENTS TEACHERS, By Mrs. MacCracken, and Mrs. Elmore. Teachers Elected For Coming Term TEACHERS ELECTED FOR COMIX(J YEAR G. G. Eubanks, who has served The school lioard has been en cn thp board so long, faithfully and i deavorlng to gather a faculty for well, declines to becomo a candidate , th'e next year's school and up to the In scenting who have for re-election. Miv Poley Is one of the successful limpness men of tho city, holding the confidence and respect of all who 'know him, and who will, without present has succeeded the following teachers, been elected: SENIOR HIGH Dbnjamln F. Forsythe, Principal us ED CAR One 1917 Chevrolet - $575 One 1018 Chevrolet - 700 One Ford Truck cheap One Reo Roadster 175 One 1915 Buick - 700 One Stoddard Dayton - 225 Five Passenger Dealers For F anklin, Velie, B trick and Chevrolet Cat s. Velie & Chevrolet Tracks 4 and Physics. Hulda Parr, English. Martena Neal, Household Econom ics.. Callle Vogell, Shorthand and Type writing Kathnyn Qulgley, Bookkeeping, Penmanship, Typewriting Rapid Cal. Margaret Reichllng, Languages. Kathryn Manney, Mathematics. Katltorlne Fitzgerald, Science. Latin and English to be supplied. Manual training and athletics to be supplied. JUNIOR HIGH Principal to be secured. Eleanor Norton, History. Ella Zeltler, Geography. Elizabeth Barker, Household Eco nomics. Dale Coshow, Language,. 1 Edna Lee, Physical Training, etc. Alma Ross, Mathematics. Nellie B. Ross, Sixth grade. Ixra Van Slyke, Fifth grade. Carlebel Moflehouse, Fourth grade, Delia Brundage, Third grade. Lillian Balrd, Second gra'ile. Jeane Grubb, First 'grade. HAWTHORNE Gretchen Kreamer, Principal Adabel McCord, Sixth gradj Winifred Spencer, Fifth grade. Alta Norcross, Fourth grade. Vera Mannel, Third grade. Florence Allen, Second grade. Eugfcnia Carson, First gra'b. Carrie Fleming, First grade. Edith Mitchell, Mixed grade. AT TOE CHURCHES PruHlson Auto Co. MEDFORD J Additional Local George E. Stannard, one of this year's high seliool graduates, left for Portland Thursday evening wher? he expects to have employment this summer. He intended stonn'ne at Eugene and Corvallls whll? chroute to look over the universities, one of ...i. i i. i. . . i . . ... which ne expects to attend thn com ing year. Mrs, E. V. Jones received a letter from Her son, Ray E. Helman, who has been with the Army of Occupa tion sine's the signing of the armis tice, saying they had recently moved from Dungenhelm to Mayschoss. near Coblenz on the Rhine, Tint was noping tneir next move would be toward honiK William C. Harvey, n Brother of St, Andrew worker stationed at Camp Lewis, was an Ashland visitor Thurs day, nnd spent the day while in the city In company with Rev. P. K. Ham mond in looking over the Interesting sights. Ashland with its beautiful park nnd shaded Btreets appealed to Mifl. Hflrvey, who expressed a wish that he could live in this locality, or at least csiamish his family her. while he Is engaged In war work. Among the automobiles In the free jauto park -the first of the week was one Hearing the banner, "Boston to Oregon,' and was driven by Paul'C. King of this former city. Accom panying Mr. King were his wife and iwo aaugnters. These people had started from the Hub of the Uni verse, last fall, and had arrived at Colorado Springs, Colo., when? the winter was spent. In April -they started on west and arrived here this' week on their way to Bend. . Free Methodist Church. Owing to the absence of the regu lar pastor Revk Rhoda Burnett of Medford will preach la the Free Methodist church, corner of Seventh and Main 6treets Sunday, morning and evening. 1 Baptist Church. 1 Sunday morning 9.45, Sunday School; 11, Pleaching Christ's Habits of Prayer. Sunday Night 7 p. m., B. Y. P. U, 8 p. m., Sermon "The Angel of the Lord encampeth around about them that fear Him." Tableaux Joseph, and his Brothers and Joseph In Prison. All are invited to th'e services especially those without a home church. First Presbyterian Church C. F. Koehler, Pastor Sundae,- School, 9:45 a, m. Preaching services, 11:00 a. m. This hour will be occupied by the Sunday School next Sunday in ren dering their Children's Day program. These exercises are Interesting and attractive. Don't fall to be there. Christian Endeavor, 7:00 p. m. Preaching Services, 8:00 p. m. The subject will be: "The Man of Sorrows." Prayer meeting, Thurs;tay, 7.45 p. m. W"e Invite the public to worship with us. The Social Realm Quiet Wedding at Redding. The Del Monte, Redding, Callfor nla, was the scene of a quiet wed ding at eight o'clock on Wednesday evening, when Kenneth Renwlck Curomings of Kosmo, Utah, eon of Mrs. Ew A. Hunter, and Miss Elsie Louise Beyer of Sacramento were united in marriage, The beautiful ring ceremony was used, Mr. Hunter officiating. Only the Immediate fam ily were present with the exception of Mr. and Mrs. Harry A, Love of San Franclsca. Mr. and Mrs. Cum mlngs left on No. 14 for Shasta Springs where they will spend a few days, roturnlng to Redding before leaving for their future home at Kosmo, Utah, where Mr. Cummlngs has a responsible position with the Salt Lake Potash Company. Wllllamx-Hast Wedding. Miss Alice Hast and George Wil liams, two well known young people and) fot-mer residents ofj 'Ashland, were married Sunday at the home of the brides uncle and aunt, Mr. j and Mrs. W. L. Prathu at Monta gue, Calif, The bride Is the daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs; Charles Hast and Is a graduate of the Ashland high school. She was one of the popular young girls of this city during her residence here. Mr. Williams lately returned home from France where he served with the famous 91st di vision. After a short honeymoon the young couple expect to go to Im perial Valley where Mr. Williams will locate In the Jewelry business. Classified - Advertisements TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY ORDER your Blng, LamlMtft, Royal Ann and Black Republican cher ries of V. V. Hawley, or phone Dr. MaudJ-a Hawley. 48. 3S-3C FOR SALE Two good Jersey cows. V. A. Myers, 323 Lower Almond st. 38tf Prominent Dentist Married, A wedding of much Interest to Ashland people took place In Port land Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock which united the lives of Dr. Donald A Walker, a former well known Ashland young man, and Miss Sadie Swansea of Portland. After a wed ding trip "the young people will re side In Astoria where Dr. Walker baa established a successful dental prac tice. The latter Is the son of Mr, and Mrs. F. H. Walker of this city, and bad recently returned from ser vice In the United States army whero he served in the dental corps. On receiving his discharge he went to Astoria to locate and has already made a place for himself in a profes sional life. FOR RENT Six room house, 192 Sherman St. Garage, orchard and large garden. Inquire of Dr. W. E. Buchanan, or Phone 151. 38-2t LOST White Cameo pin set In gold. Reward 4f ifcturned to" the Tidings office. 38-2t FOR SALE Wheel chair, pair ot crutches, Vibrator, vapor bath cab Inot. Mrs. F. W. Bunnell. 72 Carfleld St., Ashland. 38-2t PARTNER WANTED First clnsi wood cutter wants partner. Good layout and lietter than wages for both. Charley Olson, Clayton Or chards, 5 mllps south of Ashlar:'.. 38-lt LOST Pocket book containing sil ver and check to Mrs. Frank Moore. Finder return to 695 .No. Main street and receive reward 38 2U NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the County Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County. In the Matter of the Estate of Sara Anderson Burrall, Deceased: NOTICE Is hereby given that the tin- dern'.gned has been duly appoint ed by the County Court for Jack son County, Oregon, as Executrix of the Estate of Sara Anderson Burrall, deceased, and has quail fled as sncb, and all persons bar ing claims against said Estate aru heroby notified to present them, with the proper vouchers attached, to me at mv residence in Ashland. Jackson County, Oregon, or at tha jaw office of A E. Reames in Med ford, Jackson County, Oregon, within six months from the dati f thb first publicntlon of this notice. Dated this 10th inv t... 1919. Date Of flint nnMIffm June 13, 1919: date of last pub lication. July 11. 1919. LAURA V. STEELE. ' ' Executrix. 38-iifrldays OOCXTV COURT PROCEEDINGS (Continued from page seven) ROAD DISTRICT Kn s J, B. Davidson, payroll dlst. 586.87 FVeeman Wlloy & Co.. sup Pile 9 90 J. D. Adams. suDnllea .19 si a man can uorrow mon'ey on what he puts Into a home. He can't on what he pays out for rent." $099.61 ROAD DISTRICT NO. 9 Tom Carlton, payroll 326 Stt Tom Carlton, supplies 3 00 ROAD DISTRICT .NO $329.50- 10 "I want to see every wage-worker David Dorn. navroii iiu v own nis own nome. io tn - w. l wiison, u. a. ec y ot uaoor. ROAD DISTRICT NO 11 ,e nave several cnoics nom.es as jonn Thrasher, navroll aes nr. wen as bargains in acreage. 'Some J- v- Adams & Co.. sunnllps 18 no can ue sola on small payments and oold Hill Irrlg Dlst. supplies 6.3". easy terras. $390.20 ROAD DISTRICT NO. 12 George Stacy, payroll 238.00 Cold Hill Hdwe, supplies .. 9.1' L. b. banderson. sunnllos .. no Beaver Realty Co. THE POPULAR REALTY CO. 211 E. Main St., Phone 68 On Savings Accounts Wo Interest . Dollar Starts an Account. STATE BANK OF ASHLAND. 24S.0n ROAD DISTRICT NO. 13 S. Quackenbush, payroll 324. 25 Hartman. bridge work... 117.30 56.6.', Nntutorium Dances. A big dance will be held in the Natatorium every Saturday night thru the summer, and also one everv Pines Lbr. Co., lnmlter Wednesday for the people of Ash- Bi'1,n?a Cap & ,Aut0 wka- I I . .. .. 1CJ.UUI mini aim Burrounuing country, if good music can be secured,. The chaperons for Saturday night's danco will be Mr. and Mrs. Clark Bush, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Dodge, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hora'es. Crater Lake Ildwe. lilies Co., sup- 43.45 D, Tli,9 Dalles Tum-a-Lum Lumber Co. io ertect-84x1 00. foot Ftriure here; 1 - i - CAUSES FOR CANDY CONSUMPTION Prohibition has encouraged the manufacture of all kinds of sweet foods and drinks to take the place of the huge sums formerly spent for alcohol. The consumption of candy ' and sugar in various forms is Increasing and the simple fact is that choco lates and bonbons contain more calories to the pound" than booze. Young and old crave sweets simply for the stored vitality and concen trated food value, because the cheap est forms of candy contain 1400 "calories to the pound." . What are "calories to the pound"? Simply so many units of life-giving lieat or energy, sugar being evceeded only ly rice and corn, and even milk is toft far behind. While there has been a nation wide propaganda to create greater consumption of -milk and prices of dairy products . have gone skyward, sugar has not climbed, $542.4" ROAD DISTRICT NO. 14 W. Tence, payroll 135. TO (Jenrrul Rond Fund Hubbard Bros., road supplies 1 OS, 90 Modford Iron Works, road supplies 2C4.14 Menimans Blackrm'th Shop, repairs road mach 10. On 12.4H Hostesses Made Picnic a Success Assisting Mrs. Pansy Williamson In the picnic which closed tho year's course of the C. L. S. E. held on Po. Oregon Traction Co., frt Clayton creek last we?k were Mrs . Hodson FrpfmaiiKlity Co(, Maud Rocho. Mrs. Bessio MeKenzlP llra58 20.00 . boiomnn Anderson, right ot mis u ...v 2sn no uuo ui uie musi uengnuui events or Ffflo J. Caster, right of way 125.00 the season and was due to the work W. Kltto, rent 60.00 of the hostesses who helne.1 mnko W. J. Miller, right of way. . 900 00 iha AnHnfr a cimnnoo Motility Report 1 Dinner to Guests. Wm. Lindsay 2.00 A dinner was served in the Hotel A. A. Bovce 5.00 Austin last evening in honor of Dr. J. J,. Walker 4.00 Charles T. Wheeler of Chicago, who Ron!. Harrison 5.0i lectured In the Elks Temple, an 1 G.. B- Mathews 5.00 Ben F. Wilson, the Salvation Army ?ry Culy 4 ftrt campaign manager. Beside the hon- Chag. Humphrey - 5.01 or guests there were present D. Per- Loris Martin 24 00 ozzl. E. V. Carter. D. A. Annletrate. Chas. I. Patton 4.00 Clif Pavne. J. Edw. Thornton and K. U. TucKor'.. o.u" Rev. P. K. Hammond.' C. R. Moore 10.00 A, C. Edler 17.00 Elks Cnrd Party. C. A. Edler The Elks card party will be held 9?1rg ,Hffman- Jr j. j . ocnoier B. Salsman Tuesday afternoon, June 17, In the parlors of the H.1KS Temple. Mrs. j. e. Ouches Donald Whitney and. Mrs. George Geo. W. Herrlott Rosa will be in charge. A meeting Anton King will ba held for the consideration of "'ld, ' " 300 3.0O- 3.0O 2.00 Carl Hanson 2.00 5.00 r 2.00 7.00 3 01 2.00 7.00 2.00 4.0D Stanfield 40-acre alalfa ranch situated on Echo road sold for $10,-000. Pendleton $60,000 hospital to le completed here by fall. Important business. are urged to attend. , , Auxiliary Clnb. The regular meeting of the" Auxil iary Club will be held next Monday evening in Auxiliary Hall. Hostess es for the evening will be Miss Blanche Hicks, Mrs. A C. Briggs, Mrs. Morris Plymate and Mrs. F. .1 Ahlstrom. All Elk ladles Charles Ward Wm. Martin S. M. Hawk R. Blelierstedt Ed Coffman 5.00 3.00 Donnld Anderson . . 18.00 G. W. Ring Raphael Gardner 2.00 25.0 Homestead Surveyors at work on the Rand-McCarty mine. ' George Woltr . , 5.00 Carl Hanson ... ...... . 2.00 $195. Ot CHAUNCEY FLOREY, -County Clerk.