T.6Mtey, July as. 9
ASnLAND TIDINGS
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TIDINGS CLASSIFIED ADS
One cent the word each time. Twenty words one month one dollar.
PROFESSIONAL.
ml J. EMMEN8 -Physician end
surgeon. Practice limited to eye,
ear nose and throat. Glasses sup
plied. Oculist and aurlst tor 8. P.
, P R. Offices, M. F. and II. Bldg.,
onnosite postofflce, Medford, Ore.
Pbone 667. IWf
pit. ERNEST A- WOOD Practice
limited to eye, ear, nose and
throat. Office hours, 10 to 12 and
2 to &. Swedenburg Bldg., Ash
land, Ore. 73-tf
Ei p. liMGGS, Attorney-at-Law,
'pioneer Block, Ashland.
CIVIC IMPROVEMENT CLUR The
regular meetings oi hub ciuu
le held on the second and fourth
Tuesday of each month at 2:30
p m., at the Auxiliary Hall.
I IANO TUNING GEO. W. CROSS,
M,ifnrrt Ore.. Tlano Tuner and re
pairer. A tuner to particular
musical people, Endorsed by the
1 leading musical peopia oi douuictu
l.puvfl orders at Hose
urcKuu- Z.i r,!.f
,",n SCHEUXR. OSTEOPATHIC
PHYSICIAN, 50 V4 Main St, over
twuir store. Phone 147.
it tiv nDnointment. Chronic
and nervous diseases a specialty
CONTIUCTIXQ
WANTED
WANTED A man to drive a team
on tlie highway for the summer
Address E. G., care Tidings. 45
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
DEPARTMPA'T of th Inferior. U. S.
Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon,
.Tiinn 94 1Q1Q
NOTICE Is hereby given that Eu
gene u. ualley, or Asniana, Ore
gon, who, on June 15, 1914, made
Homestead Entry, Serial No.
08541, for the N',4 of 8KA and
8V4 of SUM of Section 28,
Towiisliln 28 ILhipa 9.R WHlnm.
etto Meridian, has filed notice of
intention to make Final Three
ytar Proof, to establish claim to
tlin land ftlmva dosnrlhRd. bfifore
Channcey Florey, Clerk of County
Court of Jackson County, Oregon,
nt Jaclsonvllle, Oregon, on the
28th (lav of Julv. 1919.
Claimant names as witnesses.
J. N. McCuno. of Ashland, uregon;
A. C. Nlslnger, of Ashland, Ore
con: Ronton Bowers. Jr.. of Ash
land, Oregon; Lyman A. Dalley, of
Ashland, Oregon,.
W. JI. CANNON, Register
42-3 Ot
COOS BAY ROAD GRANT
NOW BEING CLASSIFIED
Approximately 18,210 acres in
Douglas and, 74,125 acres la Coos
county are Included in the Coos Bay
Military Wagon Road grant, a strip
ot country about 12 mllos In width
running west from Roseburg to the
coast. The lands are now being clas
sified and will be opened at a future
date, according to a report Just is
sued by the department of the in
terior Following is a part of a cir
cular letter sent out by the govern
ment explaining the situation of the
land:
"Lands found to have less than
300,000 feet of timber to the 40
acres aro classified as agricultural.
When opened to entry these so-called
agricultural lands muot bo entered
under the general provisions of the
homestead laws, as modified by the
special act revesting the lands, and
In addition entryman must pay at
tlm rata of J2.50 ber acre 50 cents
per acre at the time of entry, and
$2.00 per acre at the time of proof.
Lnnila which are found to have
300,000 feet or more of timber to
the 40 acres are classified as timber
lands. Such lands will not be open
ed to entry until the tlraebr thereon
IRRIGATION DISTRICTS
HAVE, BRIGHT FUTURE
Irrigation prospects in Oregon
were never as bright as at the pres
ent time, according to State Engi
neer Cupper, who has returned after
a tour of Incpectlon covering sever
al days
Engineer Cupper first visited the
Grants Pass project. Water for this
district Is being pumped temporar
ily and the commission w ill be asked
to certify to bondn In the sum of
$30,000 or $100,000 within the near
future. At the Gold Hill project
water already has been turned into
the canals and certification of $25,-
000 additional In bonds will be
asked.
The I.nngel valley projfet, In Kla
math county, contains 30,000 acres
and will purchase its water from the
United, Stati rwflumM.lon service.
Mr. Cupper also visited the Silver
lake project, containing 8000 acres,
for which the Btate will be asked to
certify bonds in the sum of $300,000.
While on his trip Mr. Cupper com
pleted the task of adjudicating the
waters of Thomas creek, Drew s
creek, Cottonwood creek and the
tributaries of Goose lake.
FRANK JORDAN General Con
tracting and repair work Cement
wot specialty. Tel. 430-J, 227
Granite St. Zltt
WELDING AND BRAZING
EXPERT WELDING AND BRAZING.
We tlx all kinds of broken metal
nieces. Eastern auppiy wv"
Ashland, Oregon.
27tf
PLUMBING
TOR PLUMBING and general re
pairing call Geo. L. Carey, 462
Allison St. Phone 314J. My work
and prices wlU please you. 41
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
1100 BUY8 an interest In new JNe
vada oil field. Write for geolo
gist's rteport and all particulars
Fallon Oil fc Gas Co., Box 847
Tonopah, Nevada. 4a-lmo.
TAXI SERVICE
EVANS TAXI SERVICE Five pas-
-n..ior oavan Passenger
Iludson. Trips anywhere. Reliable
. .... .....I.. Stand
drivers ana quica. o"'" "17,7
At Rose Bros. Day Phone zis.
Night, 101-
THE 1NTERURBAN TRUCK CO.
..nrcinnnnlN TRUCK CO
i. . r rvillv hetwfeen
Ashland and Medford. Medford
Phone 124; Ashland Phone 149.
Prompt and rename servi.
FOR RENT
FOR RENT Four rombunBa!.0tw
furnished. Phone 359 R. 35tf
FOR RENT The Bungalow -tot the
season from May 1 to Oct. ltn.
Has tables, chairs, show cases hot
water beater and gas plate. At tne
- trance to Llthla Park. Best con
session location in town. Apply to
B. R. Greer at Tidings office, tr
FOR SALE
FOR SALE A good team at a bar
gain. 1 set of harness for $25.00.
. Addrees E. G., care Tidings. 42tf
FOB, SALE A team of mules at a
argain. s Address E. Q, care of
.Tidings.. "v"
FOR SALE-rBest and most profit
able, modern, ana irw
.15 acre home In Ashland. R. v.
Sanford, Lower Helman St. 4-z
FOR SALE New Farquar sawmlll
, outfit,, capacity 1000 ft, an hour.
.Write B caw Tidings for prices
mi details. ,
PART-TIME SCHOOIA
PROVIDED BY LAW
Plans are now being formulated
by State iSupdilnliendent Churchill
to put Into effect thruout Oregon
the law passed at the last session of
the state legislature requiring per
sons between the ages of 16 and 18
years who are employed and have
not received an eighth-grade educa
tion to attend what will be known
as nart-tlme schools.
Superintendent Churchill says this
department of education was ais
cussed aulte thoroly at the recent
meeting of the National Education
association held at Milwaukee an;
It was the general consensus of opln
Ion among educators that It will be
a success.
Probably the most Important fac
tor entering Into the successful ope
rttlon of the part-time schools, ac
cordine to Mr, Churchill, will be the
pp.tlon of teachers. Because of the
fart that iiereons affected by the
law will not have to attend school
more than an hour each day, It will
be necessary to obtain Instructors
who are able to get into close touch
with their pupils and decide what
studies are best adapted to their
train! ne.
Mr. Churchill says ' Americanism
will bb one of the chief fundament
alii unon which the school .will be
'conducted and a determined effort
will be made to give persons with
limited education such training as
will fit them for Uetter positions..
The law. which had the special
sunnort of labor, provides that in all
districts where there are 15 persons
eligible for this training the school
boards must furnish the prope
equipment and "employ teachers to
rjm-v on the work. The act provides
also that pupils attending this school
will do so on their employers time
It is Mr. Churchill's opinion that
practically every first-class district
in Oregon will be arfected by tne
law. As soon as convenient the state
superintendent will urge upon county
sunerintendenta the necessity of sur
veying their respective Jurisdictions
with a view of determining whether
they come under the provisions ot
the new law. In districts where the
required number of pupils are found
making the part-time schools neces
sarr. aft effort will be made to have
them in operation concurrent with
the opening of the fall term of tin
publio educational institution.
. .-rrr
hag been sold by tne government and
Iremovedj by the purchaser. Sucu
lands will then be opened to entry
under the homestead laws.
We have no map showing the lo
cation of these lands by counties,
but can furnish township plats at
the rate of $1.00 per plat. Such plats
will show the location of all grant
lands In the township, as well as all
lands subject to entry at the date ot
mailing,. Orders for pats should be
accompanied by postofflco money
order payable to R. R. Turner, re
ceiver, and should clearly Btate tne
correct number of the township and
range desired."
AUTO TENT. FOR SALE Has floor
, a wpetened wmaowB.
i Edition. Call Reynolds at Tld-
' tngs office, , .
r T,V.f,
USED CARS
FOR SALE Good Ford can Rose
Bros. Phone 213. 89H
-"FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
SfflKIYOU COUNTY REAL ESTATE
AND MINES. pecim
$8500. The Oak Bar Store with6
acres larm iu "-. m
' Highway Bonds carried. Wor will
! own commence completing inga-
1 . . -,i.lMi mirvGV COeS
way i cuwi. vi-b.1
thru this property. Barton ,
G. O. P. TO KILL '
TAX ON SODA WATER
Reoeal of the soda water tax was
decided on Thursday by Republican
in.dmn of the house. The decision
will b referred to the ways and
means committee, which will draft
a repeal measure. Some leaders
nredlcted the tax which levies an
imnoRt of 10 ner cent on soft drinks
and ice-cream would be repealed
within a months
FOR SALE Improved acre: fije
iroom. cottage; barn; chicken
house; city water; on Lincoln l St.
Price reasonaoie. uubj
flfte Beaver Realty Co. .
mrm catx- 7-rnnm' house! 4 large
lots; fruit and good garden. Dan-
lei Baron, No. 4 Avery o ,
iana.
mod
urn oirn K nAxtorn lllinWllOW.
Inquire 555 Fair view St. 4 3-1 mo
Pnrf of Astoria lets contract to
widen Btate highway to Miles cross-
4ncr
RnHnlnr. Warren Construction
Co. laying 900 feet Wtiunuc aauy.
CiHCIIESTER SPILLS
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DIAMONO
BRAND
firm1
.v UM for CFII CHHR-TER S
DIAMONO 1IKAND PILLS in RKD indyO
Gold metallic bozo, lealed with BlueVU
Ribbon.' TlUW) OTDBR. IlflJjwW
DIAMOND BUAND PILIS, for IwrntT-fiTf
year regarded Bnt,8afctt, Aliraya Reliable,
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
FISHER LAUNDRY 00.
General Laundry Business
Phone 103
also
FRENCH DRY CLEANING
and
Dye Works
Phone 106
i
PORTLAND SOLDIERS
AGAINST PROHI LAW
Results to date of a straw vote of
returned soldiers, being taken at the
woi rmv recru tine onica
show that national prohibition Is in
disfavor with the veterans here,
woman suffrage is favored, unversal
military training finds strong sup
port and American girls are prefer
red to French girls by almost five to
one.
Of those casting ballots, about 75
per cent have been wounded veterans
of the war.
Total returns since the voting
started are: For national prohibi
tion 35, against 55; for universal
military service 63, against 26; for
the league of nations 77; against 36.
The disposition of the kaiser and
his councillors now stands. For
death 35; exife 22; for liberation 5;
neutral 10 and not voting 8.
The American girls Is preferred
to the French by 46' votes to 10;
three have refused to vote, 12 are
doubtful and 19 ore neutral.
SKI LL OF INFANT IS
INEARTHED IN MOUND
What la said to be the skull of an
Infant was unearthed in the Blevlns
mound near Albany by members of
the party of summer school students
of O. A. C, faculty, and townspeo
ple who took the excursion to the
mounds Saturday nnder the direc
tion, of J. B. Horner, professor of
history at the college.
Permission to dig for relics was
gi anted by the owner of the mounds
and great excitement was caused
when a few bones were dug up near
ly three feet below the surface of
the ground. To the disappointment
of the crowd they proved to be the
bones of a large fowl but later In
another mound the skull was found.
The narty visited the museums of
Dr. h L. Hill and J. G. Crawford In
Albanv where relics taken from the
Skulls, mortars, pestles, and various
ntenails and weapons nsed by the
ancient people were exhibited. Mr.
frawford is said to have one of the
best exhibitions of prehistoric relics
in the northwest. He has what he
calls the Adam and Eve skulls of
Oregon.
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What? Bending over a Range
this Hot Weather?
' Try a
Simplex Universal Combination Range
You can use it for gas in the summer and when the
weather gets cold use wood or coal for fuel all in the
same stove. There are
no parts to change in
turning from one fuel
to the other. It is
simple enough for a
child.
Three Ranges in
One and
But One to Buy
A twist of the key in
one direction elevates
the gas burner flush
with the bottom of the
oven, opens the exit in
the ton. turns ou the
gas-all automatically. A turn of the key in the op
posite direction and the gas is turned off, the burner
lowered, the exit closed and the range ready for coal
or wood.
Come in and take a look at the Best Combination
Range on earth. We will take pleasure in showing you
Swenson & McRac
Economical House Furnishers
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ONE-THIRD OF HIGHWAY
WORK IS IN DOUGLAS
Slate Highway Engineer Herbert
Nunn of Salem, and Highway Com
missioner R. A. Booth, of Eugene,
arrived here from the north ou a
tour of x inspection of the Pacific
highway. Traveling with the state
officials is John Keller, a represen
tative ot the Pdrtland Oregonlan
who is to chronicle the trip.
In sneaking ot the Pacific high
way in Douglas county, Mr. Kelly
stated that there was now $1,300,000
under contract rt this conntyv
"There are only 300 miles of tho-
Pacltlo highway in the state, sal
Mr. Kelly, "and one-third of that i
In Douulaa county, which mean
that an enormous amount of moner
will be, spent hero." Roseburrj:
News.
' 'who Is to chronicle the trip. I News. i
gSi , - - - Ma m . a an f M mtmmirM ran ran ran 'lta'-
ASHLAND TIDINGS
FOR
BOOK
I HAVE SOME FINE
NEW ZEALAND RED RARRITS
and hutches, I will sell reasonable.
Clyde costello ;
Enquire at Barber Shop, 175 Main
We are prepared to supply
all kinds oi SALES BOOKS
Good Cues and Tips
Billiard players prefer' this place
i.onuo. tiipv: know that they can get
GOOD cues; and modern equipment
makes a lot of dirrerence in we pleas
ure of the game."
You KNOW it. '
. Profanity. Eambling and other un
desirable elements are absolutely
TABOO here. We invite uuisixi
MEN onlv.
This is a clean, congenial arause-
rotent hall for decent ciean-cui ici
lows. - 1 !
Alnutt's Billiard Parlor
'Clcaa Sport for Regular Fellows
WAShell
TheBarber
NON-DUPLICATE DUPLICATE. TRIPLICATE
AND QUMUtxurruiM i
Either wHId carbon leal or carbon on the back .
We Meet AH Competition
Give us a chance at your sales book business
TELEPHONE 39 AND SALESMAN WILL CALL
MISCELLANEOUS
OAK ROLL9 for all purposes. 11
iihu Mill and Manufactory. OaK
137 . Afan IS
ffi EVERYWHcnt ESiJfi
I 'ion nrron. 46-lmo
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