ASHLAND DAILY TIDINGS
Monday, July 5, 1920
PAGE THREW
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W. M. Barber.
and Professional
H. O. Anderson.
ASHLAND REALTY CO.
25 East Main. Phone X81
CITY AND FARM PROPERTY
One cent the word each time.
Eight-room plastered house,
cement basement, all modern im­
provements,
barn,
woodshed,
cliicken house, plenty of fruit and
berries, good garden, some alfal-
, fa. lot covers full acre, in nice lo­
ca tio n , $3400; easy terms.
Modem five-room house, with
barn and garage, good garden,
fruit, chicken yard, etc., fine lo­
cation overloking valley, $3150;
ensry terms.
THE ASHLAND COMMERCIAL CLUB
Is keeping up the civic health
of Ashland just as we are help­
ing to keep up the physical
health of the community.
THE SANITARIUM
DR. GEO. O. JARVIS
PHYSICIANS
CONTRACTING AND BUILDING
DR. FRANK M. MOXON— Physi­ A. L
LAMB— C ontractor
cian and Surgeon. Hours 9 to
Buiider.
Cement, Brick
12 and 1 to 5. Office, 425 E.
Woodwork. Tel. 394-R.
Main St., Opp. Public Library.
Pine St.
and
and
109
DR. H. B. MOORE— Chiropractic FRANK JORDAN— G en eral. Con­
tracting and R epair Work. Ce­
Physician. F irst National Bank
m ent work specialty. Tel 430-J.
Bldg. Phones: Office, 112;
— w ■
227 Granite St.
21tf
DR ERNEST A. WOODS— Prac­
PLUMBING
tice limited to eye, ear, nose
and th ro at. Office hours, 10 to
12 and 2 to 5. Swedenburg JERRY O’NEIL — E x c 1 u s i v e
Bldg , Ashland, Ore.
73-tf
Plum bing. F irst class m aterial
and w orkmanship. Let me fig­
ure your next job of plumbing.
DR. J . J . EMMENS— Physician
On F irst street in Beaver Bldg.
and Surgeon. Practice limited
Telephone 68.
to eye, ear, nose and throat.
Glasses supplied. Oculist and
au rist for S. P. R. It. Offices, PAINTING AND ROOF WORK
M. F. and H. Bldg., oppisite
postoffice, Medford, Oregon. C. W. TORRANCE, House P ain t­
Phone 567 21-tf
ing, inside and out. All kinds
of roof work. 171 G ranite St.
CHIROPRACTORS
Res. phone 340-J. Office 192.
I)R. GEO. J. K1NZ, Chiropractor,
Suite 8, over M itchell’s Cloth­
ing Store. Office Phone 103.
Residence Phone 401.
ATTORNEYS
BRIGGS & BRIGGS— Attorneys-
at Law, Pioner Block, Ashland.
M in e r a l
B a th s
INTERURBAN AUTOCAR CO.
Effective March 20, 1920
Daily (Except Sunday)
LV. MEDFORD
LV. ASHLAND
7:15 a. m.
7:15 a. m.
8:00 a. m.
8:00 a. m.
8:45 a. m.
8:45 a. m.
9:30 a. m.
9:30 a. m.
10:15 a. m.
10:15 a. m.
11:00 a. m.
11:00 a. m.
12:00 Noon
12:00 Noon
12:45 p. ra.
12:45 p. m.
1:30 p. m.
1:30 p. m.
2:15 p. m.
2:15 p. m.
3:00 p. m.
3:00 p. m.
3:45 p. m.
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4:30 p. m.
4:30 p. m.
5:15 p. m.
5'15 p. m.
6:00 p. m.
6:00 p. m.
7:00 p. m.
7:00 p. m.
8:45 p. m. Sat. only 8:45 p. m.
9:30 p. m.
9:30 p. m.
10:30 p. ra. Sat. only 12:15 Midgt
SUNDAY ONLY
LV. MEDFORD LV. ASHLAND
9:00 a. m.
9:00 a. m.
10:00 a. m.
10:00 a. m.
11:00 a. m.
11:00 a. m.
12:00 Noon
12:00 Noon
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9:30 p. m.
9:30 p. m.
Office and waiting room: No. 5
S. Front St., Nash Hotel Building,
Medford. Phone 309.
Ashland Waiting — East Side
Pharmacy.
ORDER
In the County Court of the State
of Oregon for Jackson County.
DR. HAWLEY
L. A. ROBERTS-—Attorney-at-
In the M atter of Lim iting Capac­
Chiropractic Physician
Law Rooms 5 and 6, Citizens’
ity of Loads Passing Over Paved
B a n t Bldg.
F irst National Bank Building.
Roads in Jackson County, Ore­
gon.
Entrance,
room
5.
O. H. SPALDING— Attorney at-
Now at this tim e comes on for
Phono 48
Law. Beaver Block. Phone 146.
consideration the above entitled
m atter and it appearing to the
PIANO TUNING
Court th a t owing to heavily load­
ed
trucks, the paved highways in
GEORGE W. CROSS, a piano tu n ­ Jackson
are being dam ­
er, with 17 years practical ex­ aged by County
such
loads.
And the
perience, including nine years State Highway Commission
for the
factory training. Leave orders
♦
One cent the word each <8>
at Rose Bros or Enders.
45tf State of Oregon and the County
Court for Jackson County having
♦ time. If run every day for
heretofore entered into a contract
♦ one m onth or more one-half $>
whereby the Pacific Highway and
other improved roads in Jackson
♦ cent the word each time.
«S-
County are to be m aitnained on a
•••
50-50 basis, said State Highway
Commission
having demanded that
BEAUTIFUL
TWELVE
A
C
R
E
FOR SALE
the
loads
on
the paved roads in
tract, inside city limits. Splen­
Jackson
County
be limited in or­
did
irrigation
system,
about
FOR SALE— Garland range. Bar­
four acres in commercial cher­ der to protect the pavement which
gain, if sold at once. 55 Fac­
ries and apples, with some mis­ has already been laid and which
tory street.
260-3t*
cellaneous fru its: fine garden; may hereafter be placed on the
orchard all set to red clover, State Highways in Jackson Coun­
SEE The Busy Corner Motor Co.,
balance
of cleared land in grain ty. and the Court at this tim e be­
corner Main street and Pacific
and crops; some woodland and lieving it to the best interest of
highway, in Medford, for over­
the county th at an order be made
pasture.
hauled, used cars.
269-lm o
Fine six-room house with large to lim it the loads on all paved
sleeping porch and basement, highways w ithin Jackson County
RABBIT BARGAIN— Twelve good
the
la tte r used for packing in order th a t the State may be re­
does and choice buck for $10.
house; bath, toilet and all mod­ quired to pay th eir portion for
54 Roca St., Phone 238.
1
ern conveniences; all rooms are the m aintenance of the State High­
large and airy; good barn and ways in Jackson County as agreed
FOR SALE— Poland China and
garage; the most sightly loca­ to and as hereinbefore mentioned.
Duroc pigs. John H. Doran,
IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED
tion
in Ashland.
R. F. D. carrier.
268-5t*
This place cost the owner $16,- th a t the maximum capacity load
000, but the husband having for any vehicle passing over any
FOR SALE— Five room plastered
died, the widow has leased it | paved highways w ithin Jackson
house, modern conveniences,
for several years and because County, exclusive of the weight
one and one-half acres in bear­
of the burden of caring for it, of the vehicle, be and hereby is
ing orchard, berries« and gar­
she now offers it for the next fived at 10,000 pounds.
den. Terms. 645 Liberty St.
IT IS FURTHEft ORDERED
th irty days only for $8,500.
257-tf
No orchard in Ashland pays a i that there shall be no loads pass
larger dividends annually than over any paved highways in Jack-
FOR SALE— Ford bug, cheap if
this. B etter hurry, as it will son County wherein the weight on
taken at oncq. Ju st overhauled
not rem ain long unsold.
any wheel shall exceed 600 pounds
and newly equipped. W hite
to the inch width of tire on any
Star Garage.
256-tf
E. T. STAPLES AGENCY.
vehicle.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED
ROYAL ANNE CHERRIES— great
th a t the Sheriff of Jackson Coun­
big beauties— 15c lb. deliver-'
ty be and hereby is authorized
ed. Phone 23 8.
255-tf
That a man can lose in this world and directed to employ such as­
LAST CALL— F or a few days only has increased vastly in price,' sistance and equipment as may be
insurance itself, protecting- necessary for him to assist the
— four-room house, half acre while
against these losses, h a s ! public in ascertaining the weight
berries, fru it and garden, at him
$950. $325 cash, bal. $25 mo. hardly increased at all. If your and capacity of th eir respective
is worth having its vehicles.
a t 6 per cent. This includes a property
worth insuring. DO IT NOW.
Done at Jacksonville, Oregon,
com plete assortm ent of farm
Phone 211
this 1st day of July, 1920.
tools. You can make money
G. A. GARDNER,
on this. Box 455.
252-tf
County Judge.
JAMES OWENS.
WANTED
Real Estate and Real Insurance
County Commissioner.
THOS. H. SIMPSON,
"WANTED— Cherry pickers for
County Commissioner.
W ednesday morning. Fred E.
271-3
P orter, 223 Maple St. Phone
You are hereby notified th at on'1
270-J.
261tf i and after July *5, 1920, the City SWITCHES FIANCE AT
SEA; GIRL DEPORTED
WANTED— Boy over 14 years of of Ashland will be divided into!
age. Bon Ton Bakery. 25 9-tf two districts, E ast and W est Ash­
NEW YORK. — Exercise of
land, for irrigation purposes, the
woman’s
right to change her
WANTED— Good second hand ri­ dividing line being Ashland Creek.
mind
resulted
in Miss Nell Butler
fle; m ust be cheap; also fish­
East Ashland.
ing boots. Address E. M. W.,
That portion of the City ly in g 5 being ordered back to England,
care Tidings.
260-tf E ast of Ashland Creek, to be husbandless, after she had crossed
known as East Ashland, will be
WANTED— Young ladies to dem­ allowed to use the w ater for ir­ the Atlantic to wed.
onstrate.
Good pay to right rigation and sprinkling purposes
She had set sail from Halifax
parties.
Zanol, Ashland Tid­ on Mondays, W ednesdays and to m arry a Canadian arm y officer
ings^
2 6 0-41 Fridays from 5 a. m. to 10 a. in.
she had met during the war, but
and from 5 p. ra. to 10 p. m., and
USED CARS.
on Sundays from 5 a. m. to 10 a three-day courtship of Captain
Paul Miller, of the British army,
a. m.
PRACTICALLY NEW CHEVRO­
West Ashland.
a fellow-passenger, resulted in her
LET, five tires, spot light, tire
That portion of the City lying
i cover and tools, d irt cheap for W est of Ashland Creek, to be switching her choice of husbands
' quick turn. N. Dix & Son. East known as W est Ashland, will be! before reaching port. But Halifax
Main.
255-tf allowed to use the w ater for ir­ im m igration officials said “no.”
rigation and sprinkling purposes She must m arry the Canadian who
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat­ paid her passage, or she m ust sail
urdays from 5 a. m. to 10 a. m.
and from 5 p. m. to 10 p. m. and on.
6-room bungalow, good plum b­ on Sundays from 5 p. m. to 10
So she sailed on to New York,
ing and bath, fine condition; p. m.
with Captain Miller hastening
■;large lot, fruit and garden; good
W ater users are also cautioned here by rail. Vainly he pleaded
location, $2750.
as to the regulations against leaky
faucets or fixtures of any kind at Ellis Island for her release, at
Good 5-room dwelling near and useless waste of water. Don’t least a tem porary release, to en­
B oulevard, conveniently located run w ater a fte r 10 o’clock at able him to m arry her. But a
lo r schools, depot and business night.
special board of inquiry decided
section; only $1500.
Don’t set sprinklers on side­
th a t if she was not to be adm itted
walks.
to
Canada, she was not to be ad­
All w ater shall be turned off
BILLING S AGENCY
immediately on sounding of the m itted to the United States.
Real Estate and Real Insurance fire alarm and not turned on un­
til one long blast of fire station
OWNER MAY RECEIVE
whistle is sounded.
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ESTABLISHED 1883
SUIT CASE FOR ASKING
All public parks in th eir respec­
tive districts will irrig ate between
SEATTLE. W ash.— There is a
the hours of 11 a. m. and 4 p. suit case reposing in the Lost and
in. each day.
By order of the Common Coun­ Found departm ent of the munici­
The Popular Real Estate Firm cil.
pal railway company here.
E. R. HOSLER,
260-3
Supt.
W
ater
Works.
The case contains something
BARGAINS
th a t is very rare and valuable
In all lines of Real Estate.
but company officials believe the
TIMBER, RANCHES, MINES, T u E X > T n E D IA U U N D B R A N D .
■ L a d tr .I A .k y e a r D rngglM fae
owner will not call for his— or
pITY AND COUNTRY PROPERTY
Cfcl-chaa-ter a D lam oad Braad,
l ’lll» in R ed and tia ld metiUi?
her— property.
b o««. sealed with Blue Ribbon. . .
BUSINESS PROPOSITIONS
T » k » aa atker. B a y aT yawp V
For the suit case, which was left
p r a n to * . A t k fo r C in x ) ir e 8 .T E B S
DIA M O N D B R A N D P IL L S , for Sft
O il East Main Street,
on
a street car, contains a full
yean known u B « t, Safest. Always Reliable
M 0B Y P R V 00I5T S IV E R W K
q
u
art
of ripe old Scotch whiskey.
jjRHi.ANn.
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OREGON.
Classified
S o m e th in g
S p e c ia l
Nearly Everything
COURT NEWS
M arriage L icenses
W illiam G. Davis and Gwendo­
lyn Marvin.
Neil W. McEachern and Rose]
Bovo.
Milo Ellery Lamb and Lela A.
Peart.
J. D. Bradbury and Geraldine
Rukes.
Lester G. W arren and Donna
Bachtell.
Emil Schlip and Mina Carter.
Edward V. J. Hansby and Sa­
lome F. Morse.
Probate Court
Ad-
Estate F rank H. C arter
m itted to probate.
E state I. L. Hamilton. Proof
of publication.
E state Alice M artin. Proof of
publication.
E state Fannie M. Bergtold. F i­
nal order. Proof of publication.
E state Charles A. P ru ett. F i­
nal order.
Estate H arriet N. Osborne. Re­
port.
E state Maria L. Tripp. Order,
final account and vouchers.
E state W illiam A. Abbott. In ­
ventory and appraisem ent.
E state Charles E. Abbott. No­
tice, inventory and appraise­
ment.
E state George W. Owen. Notice,
inventory and appraisem ent.
E state Gotlieb F. Spiegel. In ­
ventory and appraisem ent.
E state M argaret McCarvel. Re­
port and affidavit.
Jam es S. Lee. Order and pe­
tition.
E state Samuel K. Duffield. Pe­
tition, order, citation.
Emma H. Fuller, estate. Final
account.
David Ivy, estate. Proof of
publication.
Lillian E. Stevens, estate. Or­
der. Petition. F irst semi-annual
account.
Jam es S. Lee, estate. Proof of
publication.
Charles A. P ru ett, estate. Proof
of publication.
Elizabeth L. Hotchkiss, estate.
Proof of publication.
H arry L. Banta, incompetent,
estate. Adm itted to probate.
W illis W. Taylor, estate. Ad­
m itted to probate.
Alice' M artin, estate.
Under­
taking. Report.
Jam es S. Lee, estate.
O lder
acceptance of appointm ent as
guardian, ad litum.
O. P. Jarm stad, estate. A ffida­
vit. Order.
Ju stin Smith, estate. Affida­
vit. Proof of posting. Bond.
Augusta F. Bagley, estate. Pe­
tition. Order.
Eva J. H. Hash, estate. Order.
A. P. Talent, estate. Order.
Cassander Grazer, estate. Con­
sent of beneficiaries.
Petition.
Receipt. Bond. Order.
Asa Fay Robley, estate. Order
settling final account.
Benj. F. Adkins, estate. Proof
of publication. Supplemental or­
der.
Wm. A. Elliott, estate. Oath.
Bond. Proof of posting. Proof
of publication.
FARM POINTERS THAT POINT
Farm Bureau, O. A. C.: Jose­
phine county farm ers are organiz­
ing to buy and sell cooperatively.
They will buy, store, m anufacture,
ship and sell farm products and
supplies, among other activities.
Membership is open only to mem­
bers of the county farm bureau,
and the fee is $5 per member.
Home D em onstration, O. A. C .:
Pressure cooker sand canners are
among the greatest tim e and fuel
savers in the home. It takes only
35 m inutes to process peas in can­
ning in a good canner, whereas it
takes full three hours in the open
hot w ater bath. A tough old
rooster will cook tender under
pressure- in 30 minutes. An en­
tire meal may be cooked in a sin­
gle cooker in about one-third the
time it takes to cook it in open
vessels.
Club Work. O. A. C. The Kent
Cookery Club of Sherman county,
of five girls made enough money
by cooked food sales to send two
of th eir num ber to the two weeks
session of club workers, O. A. C.
sum m er school. They made their
own food products.
Bacteriology, O. A. C.! Canned
goods even slightly discolored or
off norm al appearance should not
be tasted, as a very little toxin
of this bacteria will cause serious
illness or even death. H eating al!
parts of the contents of the can to
a boiling point will destroy the
bacteria, so th a t the product can
he fed safely to poultry.
Poultry, O. A. C.: The Oregon
pen of five college barred rocks
leads the 95 pens of heavy layers
in the W estern W ashington con­
test. Their record for seven
months ending June 1 was 831
eggs, 64 more than the runners
up.
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H o m e s F irst
BEAVER REALTY CO.
QHICHESTER.S RILLS
The only
the Turkish
Sultan will
the side he
All Kinds of
ICE CREAM
Also Brick Ice Crea
75c Per Brick.
g
A SH L A N D C R EAM ER Y
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certain thing about
situation is th a t the
ever remain loyal to
thinks strongest.
The Tavern Cafe
IN-
S a tu rd a y E v e n in g P ost
THIS WEEK.
The Best Meals and Short
Orders Io Be Found in
Ashland.
We Have Their Products
p. m.
Carson-Fowler Lumber Co.
“In th e H e a r t o f T o w n ”
ISAAC CRISP, PROP.
g j-
j.
W.A.Shell
The Barber
137 K. Main
Lawn Mowers
FROM
EVERYWOMAN
$8.00 Io $18.00
LIKES
A CHOICE
— of —
CHOICE PAPERS
W riting paper is the clothing;
of your letter. If you select it ■
with the same care you use in
choosing your wardrobe, your
good taste will give instant ap­
proval to
Garden Hose
H igh G rade
O n e -H a lf I n c h
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-
T h r e e -Q u a r te r I n c h
Highland Linen
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18c
-
20c
The w riting paper for particu­
lar people. Exclusive line
— at —
N G. BATES, Prop.
Baths
ADD.
207 East Main
Open from 5 a. m. to n
H O T E L A U S T IN
BARBER SHOP
We use the Violet Ray for Scalp
Treatm ent and Falling Hair.
NOTICE
Sherwin-Williams’
Every m illionaire in the coun­
try agrees th a t high prices are
caused by the excess profits- tax.
MILLIONAIRE ARRESTED
FOR SHOOTING HIS SON j
TONOPAH, Nev.— J. L. Giroux,;
m illionaire mine operator of Los
Angeles and founder of the town
of Ely, Nev., is under arrest a t :
Mina on a charge of having sho(
and killed his son while they were
EAST SIDE PHARMACY
J. J. McNAIR
Registered Pharm acist
Shoe Shilling P arlor
SIMPSON’S HARDWARE
37-39 NO RTH M A IN ST R E E T
Toiletries
We are the only store in Ash­
land to stock this
EXCLUSIVE,
HIGH
GRADE
TWO MIGHTY
GOOD BETS
MERITORIOUS LINE
— OF—
(REAMS, TALCUMS, FACE
POWDERS, TOILET* WATERS
AND PERFUMES.
You cannot buy better. We
guarantee every article. Try it
at our expense, at
Billings Agency
W a te r Users, Notice
at dinner together there Sunday, (
According to the police Giroux
said his son demanded money in
addition to $60,000 he had given
him during the last year. The po­
lice said a quarrel ensued.
The elder Giroux was one of the
pioneer operators in the Nevada
copper mining industry.
Poley’s Drug Store
ASTER
P lants
And
POLEY & ELHART
DRUGGISTS
P E IL ’S
CORNER BY THE PARK
A lot of new Iceless Coolers I
ju st in.
An airplane load o f 1
American fencing of most every
description dropped down the:
oth er day. Also some good cedar;
posts came walking in. New and
used Sewing Machines always for
sale or rent, at
■ I
PIE I/S CORNER.
luHhi'Uiuili iti
D o d g e B ros.
STOCK
P lants
M o to r C a r s
A n d th e
AT
S te p h e n s
HOLMES
GROCERY
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T h e y Á re Both in a C lass
b y T h e m s e lv e s .
S pecial lo r the Fourth
G et Y o u r S u p p l i e s W h e n i n A s h la n d
Self Service Coffee, none b etter; 1 lb. pkg., 55<-; 2 U
lb., $1.25; 5 lb.............................................................” $2.40
Good bulk Coffee, 3 lbs. for ......................................... 1.00
Special price on all canned Coffee.
Borden’s Milk, 7 cans, $1.00; c ase .................................. 6.25
Good Peas, 7 cans ............................................................... 1.00
Minnesota Sweet Corn, 3 c a n s................................................. 50
Best String Beans, 3 c an s........................................................ 5 0
Cottolene, small, $1.20; la rg e ........................................... 2.85
Crisco, 45c, 60c, $1.19......................................................... 2.24
E astern Meal, white or yellow, per sa c k ............................... 60
Royal W hite Soap, 15 bars f o r ......................................... 1.00
Jew ell Soap, 21 bars f o r ...................................................... 1.00
Citrus or Gold Dust, per package........................................ 31
All kinds of fruit, lunch goods, paper plates and nap­
kins.
Stearns Sell Service Store
7 M a in S t r e e t
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RIDING Q UALITIES A ND DURABILITY
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Geo. L. Treichler Motor Co.
D EA LER S
M EDFO RD, OREGON