ABHLÀÉD dai LY TDiNGs
Friday, February 25, 1521
BUSINESS ANO PROFESSIONAL
one cent the word each time
1 MENTALITY OF DYE SECRET
OREGON HIGH HELD STOLEN
PHYSICIANS.
ATTORNEYS
DR. FRANK M. MOXON— Physician
and Surgeon. Hours 9 to 12 and
1 to 6. Office, 425 E. Main St.,
Opp. Public Library.
DR. ERNEST A. WOOD^- Practice
limited to eye, ear, nose and
throat. Office hours, 10 to 12 and
2 to 5. Swedeuburg Bldg., Ash-
land. Ore.
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BRIGGS & BRIGGS— Attorneys-at-
Law, Pioneer Block, Ashland.
PÁGH THRih
Okla., post of the American Legion.
Miss Robertson, who is an ardent
church worker, took sides with the
I Legion when a Muskogee minister
i assailed the Legionnaires for con-
demoing Sunday blue laws.
L. A. ROBERTS— Attorney-at-Law. |
Rooms 5 and 6, Citizens* Bank
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON. Eu-
COLOGNE, Feb.
25—Warrants
Bldg.
gene—Dr. Chester I. Carlisle, sur­ have been issued for the apprehension
geon in the United States
public of four chemical and dye experts, for­
CHIROPRACTORS
——
1 health service, who through the ex- merly employed by Friedrich Bayer
DE H. B. MOORE— Chiropractic
First National Bank tension division has directed the Ore- & Co., of Leverskursen, charging
Physician.
Res. gon state survey, says that Oregon's breach of contract and betrayal of
DR. J. J. EMMENS— Physician and
Bldg. Phones; Office, 112; Res.
and Surgeon. Practice limited to
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draft record in the war was as 90 | commercial secrets.
eye, ear, nose and throat. Glasses
compared
to 40 for all the rest of
They are Doctors Joseph Fiachs-
supplied. Oculist and aurist for DR. GEO. J. KINZ— Chiropractor.
the
United
States.
In
other
words,
lander,
Heinrich Jordan, Otto Runge
8. P. R. R. Offices, M. F. and H.
Suite 8, over Mitchell’s Clothing
Store. Office Phone 103.
Resi- Oregon Fight, was almost two and and Max Englemann, old and trust-
Bldg., opposite postoffice, Medford
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dence Phone 401.
Oregon. Phone 567.
a half times that of the average stateed employes, charged with singning
the
country over.
contracts with the Du Pont de Nem­
T. L. POWELL— GENERAL TRANS­
DRS. SAWYER & CRANDALL
FER—Good
team
and
motor
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS
“The army draft findings,” he says, ours company of Wilmington, Del.,
trucks.
Good service at a reason­ “for mental defects and neuromental which not only binds them to enter
Pioneer Building.
able price. Phone 486-J.
Phone 260-R.
Res. 274-J or 367-J.
disorders for the entire United States the conyany’s employ, but also places
! show the ration of 15 men per 1000 at its disposal other valuable con-
JERRY’S PLUMBING SHOP.
' rejected for such causes. In Oregon i siderations.
Beaver Block, No. 15 First St.
the same finding made a ration of 11
They are also charged with “illeg-
Phone 68.
per 1000, or nearly 50 per cent bet-ally appropriating valuable recipes,
Plumbing of every description done
I ter than that of the whole country." formulas, etc., to which thev had ac-
Right, Quick and Economically.
Select
Your Food
With Care
The “dead line” for payment of
American Legion dues has been fixed
for February 28. The names of mem­
bers who fail to pay on or before that
date will be stricken from the sub­
scription lists of the American Le
gion Weekly.
When it comes to Cereal Foods,
think, of
Miss Mizetta McCoy, of Salina.
Kan., has been selected as state sec-
retary of the Kansas Department of
the Women’s Auxiliary of the Amer-
ican Legion, which has established
headquarters with the state office of
the Legion.
A tour of Europe for $635. with
emphasis on
the battlefields of
France, will be conducted under the
auspices of Hyde Park Post No. 31
of the American Legion this year.
The itinerary will include Switzer­
| Dr. Carlisle has just been promoted cess.”
land, England, Belgium and France.
JACKSON TRANSFER & STORAGE,
to the rank of surgeon in the United
Transit was secured across the Ger- Reservations may be made through
CO.—We haul everything. Office
States public health service, corres- man-Dutch frontier of a trunk con- the Hyde Park Post.
Dennis Feed store. Telephone 214.
i taining documents, drawings and oth­
ponding to a major in the army.
Ashland, Oregon.
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er scientific material. Dutch author-
Indiana members of the American
(By the United Press)
TAXI
ites discovered the trunk which they Legion are investigating a proposal
WASHINGTON, Feb. 25—Comes IAII
AIAA
seized and ordered it returned to the to establish a Legion state monthly
HOWARD’S TAXI—Just say 47, or now the
sporting model
airship.
prosecuting attorney at Cologne, upon magazine, following authorization by
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230-J, please.
Zeppelins and trans-Atlantic "blimps
the latter’s requisition. Flachsland- the state executive committee.
TAXI—Acklin’s—Rose Bros. Phone have proved unsuited for small barn-
er and Runge sailed for New York,
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yard garages and the more playful
December 21, where they were per­
Upon the finding of an honorable
requirements of aerial jaunters, ac-
FOR SALK.
mitted to land. The whereabouts of discharge from the army in the cloth­
Engleman and Jordan is unknown.
FOR SALE OR TRADE—1918 Stude-
service
ing of Ed Foley, of Clinton, la., who
baker Six. at a bargain for a quick scribing a late model aerial roadster. |
had been burled in a potter’s field,
sale.
Would consider taking in
The new ships "are equipped with
June Van Meter Post of the Ameri­
AMERICAN LEGION.
a light car, or small residence 60-horsepower engines,” the descrip-
SALEM. Feb. 25—Barnum’s cele­
can
Legion obtained permission to
property in trade. S. S. ( allahan. tion reads in part, “an envelope with
extending
exhume the body so that it could be
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384 Helman St.
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, | brated railway
. system
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_ from
1000 cubic meter gas capacity and . .0,
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Medford to Jacksonville was involv-
reinterred with military honors. Fo­
FOR SALE
—
One
milch
cow.
also
1
one
ballonet.
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They
carry
but
two
.
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led in the decision ot the supreme to co-operate with the union mem- ley was killed in aquarrel at a Clin­
tons of carrots.
Inquire 476 N. or three passengers.
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bars wa. made at a noa+ wop+r, ad-
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i court Wednesday in the case of Bar- "ErB “dS ide at a post meeting du- ton hotel.
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Such
a
ship
would
serve
not
only
2,
,
™
dressed
nominan-
M1200+.
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num vs. Southern Oregon Traction ‘ essen bv
»y a a pi
ominein Minnesota
FOR SALE OR RENT—Three sew- as a sporting ship, but would be val- I ................
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labor
official.
company and others, appealed from labor official.
The palms of Florida do not bend
ing machines in good condition. In­ uable for training also,” the state­
Jackson county, opinion by Justice
to the ex-service man without funds.!
quire of Mrs. Lane at Tidings.
ment says.
The question involved in
Unified action in bringing about according to advices from that stated
■ Harris.
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the
suit was whether a claim for elec- better conditions for disabled of the A number of American Legion posts
FOR SALE—Home grown alfalfa
NEW GARDEN TOOLS.
trie
current furnished for light, heat Southwest was insured at a meeting in that state have gone into debt to
seed.
For
particulars,
phone
New
Spray
Pumps.
and
power used in the operation of i ofI post commanders and adjutants of take care of job hunters and now Led
341-J, evenings.
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| the roalroad is entitled to priority the Arkansas, Colorado. Texas ani gionnaires warn their buddies that I
Spray Hose.
FOR SALE—Brown Swiss and Jersey
over interest due on a mortgage cov­ Oklahoma departments of the'Amer­ jobs are scarce.
cow. Price right. Phone 4-F-12.
Garden Hose.
ering the roalroad. W. S. Barnum, ican Legion at Dallas. Texas. The
Call after 6 o’clock at night. 147tf
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former owner and operator of this Southwestern Conference was estab­
FOR SALE—Two good young work N w Iron Age Hand Cultivators.
| railway system, held a mortgage ou lished as an annual affair, the next
horses. Can be seen at ranch or New Sewing Machines.
the property for $57,000. which he meting to take place at Oklahoma
phone ll-F-5. A. H. Davenhill.
147-3 Used Sewing Machines.
sought to foreclose. A receiver was City. Okla. Dr. Guy O. Shirey, com­
appointed sometime in November. mander of the Texas department, was
FOR SALE—Lawn mower, saddle
Sold or rented by the month.
1918, and proceeded to operate the elected permanent chairman of the
and chaps, spray barrel and pump.
Among the speakers
large range, piano and all house All Kinds of Fence Posts and Fencing line until about July, 1919, when organization.
furniture. Call 267 Eighth, or
at
the
convention
was Russell G.
it was purchased by Barnum at fore-
phone 281-Y.
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PEIL’
Creviston, assistant national adju-
closure sale.
BY THE PARK
FOR SALE—Fine Jersey Heifer, 13
com-
.
tant,
The California-Oregon Power
months old. Call 220 Garfield
pany held a claim against the rail - i
street.
14 6-Tu-Fri*
American Legion members, scatter­
way for $1563.50 for electric current
FOR SALE—Thoroughbred Barred
used in its operation and claimed pre­ ed over the world, continue to band
Rock hatching eggs, $1.25 for 15
ference over the interest due on the together. The latest application for
l45-2mo.
872 B. St.
information in regard to establishing
mortgage.
a
foreign post came from the island |
FOR SALE—Singer sewing machine
Permanent bonds of the
of
Ceylon, where two members of
at a bargain, practically new. Ad­
dress "C” care Tidings.
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Akron, O., Post have decided to or­
FOURTH
LIBERTY
ganize
the
ex-service
wanderers.
The
FOR SALE—Five room cottage com­
LOAN have been received.
nearest posts to Ceylon are located
pletely furnished, close in. Will
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sell right. Carson-Fowler Lum­
at Singapore and Yokahoma, more
ind we are prepared to ex-
ber Co.
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I than a two weeks' journey away.
change them for your
FOR SALE—Dressier stock R. I. Red
Tailors
for
women
|
A fighting chaplain quoted scrip­
cockerel and hatching eggs. 475
temporary bonds without
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Beach St.
ture to the members of the Missouri
WASHINGTON. Feb. 25—“The lit­ legislature in behalf of a boxing bill
IF YOU WANT your garden plough-
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ed, phone 292-Y.
tle gentleman in black velvet,’’ who which the American Legion is push­
The quotation,
caused the death of King William III ing in that state.
FOR SALE—$1.00 for 15 eggs—
which
was
made
by
the
Rev. Earl A.
by digging the burrow that tripped
Barred Rocks and White Leghorns.
Blackman,
is
from
Paul
in the ninth
Mrs. W. R. Yockey, phone 68.
the English king’s horse is finding his
130-lm
chapter
of
Corinthians.
It is:
"I
black velvet jacket a coveted posses-
sion. Reports from the leading fur am a boxer and I hit hard and .
FOR SALE—1 good Organ. 84 Gar­
dealers in this country indicate that | straight, not as one who beats the
field St.
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Grape-Nuts
This ready-to-eat cereal gives
you the concentrated strength
of wheat and malted barley— a
blend which provides unusual
flavor with staunch nourishment
Grape-Nuts is especially
good for children because it
contains the valuable mineral
salts of the grains so essential
to growth and development
SPORT AIRSHIP
THE LATEST
“There's a ReAson
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idly
cording to, air
officials de-
All grocers sell Grape-Nuts
Made by Postum Cereal Company Inc
Battle Creek, Michigan.
NOT ALLOYYED
Poultry & Dairy Feed
Just unloaded a car of Klamath Feed. Rolled and Ground
Barley, Mill Run, Midds, Seed Barley, Seed and Chicken
Wheat. Get our prices by the ton. We also carry a full line
of Scratch Food. Egg Producer, Whole and Cracked Corn. Oy­
ster Shell. Charcoal, Cocoanut Meal, Fish and Meat Scrap,
Chix Food, Calf Meal. Molasses Beet Pulp and Dairy Feeds.
Have you bought that Fertilizer tor your Orchard. Garden or
Lawn yet? We have it.
-TH E 9
JCITIZENSg
• BANK >
Ashland Fruit & Produce Association
OFASHLAND
S CORNER
BUILD a MODERN BUNGALOW
Big Values
In made to measure
suits and overcoats.
at
ORES
men and
MOLE NUISANCE
BUT COAT VALUABLE
A SNAP!
TWO SMALL HOUSES.
WANTED.
WANTED—Girl or woman for house-.
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work.
Phone 4-F-13.
WANTED—Fresh milch cows, grade
Jerseys preferred.
Phone 6-F-3.1
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WANTED—Fresh milch cows, grade
Jerseys preferred.
Phone 8-F-3.
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RAGS WANTED—The Ashland Tid-:
ings will pay 5c a pound for cotton
rags; must be clean and not small
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pieces.
AGENTS.
JOE NEIL, Agent for Oregon Jour­
nal. Phone 310-R. 263 Oak St.
123-1m
NURSERY.
ONE BARN,
FRUIT,
WOOD
AND
SEVEN ACRES OF LAND.
GOOD LOCATION.
$1,600.00 CASH.
Billings Agency
41 East Main St.
Real Estate and Real Insurance
Estab. 1883.
OREGON NURSERY — Dependable
stock. Davies, Depot Barber shop.
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Onyx Hosiery
RUG WEAVING.
MEDFORD FLUFF RUG MAN will
call and deliver. See samples at
The Bazaar, or phone 175, Ash-
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land.
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION OF IM­
PROVEMENT BONDS.
Recorder’s Office, Ashland. Oregon, i
Feb. 18. 1921.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the following improvement bonds of
the City of Ashland, Oregon, will be
taken up and cancelled by said City,
on the 1st day of March. 1921, by
payment of the face value thereof
and accrued interest, and interest on
said bonds will cease on that date:
Improvement Bonds Nos. 479 to 505
inclusive, dated Sept. 1. 1911.
Improvement Bonds Nos. 740 to
. dated Sept. 1, 1912.
742 4833693995355
Holders of said bonds should pre-
sent same at this office for redemp-
GERTRUDE BIEDE.
lion.
City Recorder. |
Date of first publication Feb. IS.
143-2-Fr
1921.
C. B. LAMKIN
BARGAINS IN
marketed during the last fiscal year
A survey of street conditions was
was 20 per cent greater than for the
preceding 12 months. The Bureau made by the public welfare com­
of Biological suvrey. United States mittee of Woodhaven, N. Y. Post of
department of agriculture, is largely the- American Legion in co-operation
American
responsible for this increase. In con- with local authorities.
ducting demonstrations in co-opera- history, civics and English are being
tion with the public schools, states | taught to foreigners in evening clas-
extension services and other organi- ses conducted by the Woodhaven post
zations, the bureau has encouraged as a part of a campaign to naturalize
the eradication of the mole from ter- every alien in the community.
ritories where the little animal has |
To inform the world “where my
become a pest. Boys’ and girls’ clubs
have been given an opportunity to heart is. Miss Alice Robertson, the
study the trapping methods most ef- new congresswoman-elect from Okla-
fective and also the best way to care homa, attended a dance of Muskogee,
for the tiny pelts. The year’s catch
of moles yielded a peltry value to
the State of Washington of $60,000J
Business Men!
and, duo to the efforts of the special­
ists, a costly nuisance has been re-
i
.
t
duced.
e
DRESSMAKING
EXPERIENCED dressmaker will sew
in your home by the day. Mrs.
Carter, Vendome Apts.
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the number of American moleskins air, but I buffet my body.
The
Reflection
Of Perfection
Pointex Heels
Reflect
Satisfaction
The city has sold the property at
the corner of Mechanic and Helman
streets, known as the old Penniston
place, to Frank Jordan.
The deal
was made through the Lamkin ag­
ency. It is understood Mr. Jordan
will fit up a work shop and storage
room in his new purchase.
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Try our 50 cent Merchants’
Lunch, at
Hotel Austin
Best meal in the city for the
money.
DT. MEMBER
I
FEDERAL RESERVE
h’SY STE Mad
APPLY that simple little question in
making purchases.
If the public
would do this, the merchants would
do it. The result would be the re-
opening of closed shops and the re-
employment of men and women, and
corresponding prosperity for ALL.
Phone 20.
We Are All Employers
N THE everyday act of buying
the things we eat and wear
we are employing
who
make them. If we buy
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Oregon Products were helping
I
and increasing
around.
OREGON -
- QUALITY •
If you want your own balance at the
First National to grow, then give con­
sideration to others.
ho.FirstNati<
BUY OREGON PRODUCTS
ASSOCIATED INDUSTRIES OF OREGON
as
Ißatik
"‘CARTER.PRES.
M1 VAUPEL VICE PRE
-CITIZENS' BANK BUILDING
ASHLAND LUMBER CO.
A0GN SAVINGS
“lo-I DEPOSITS
IS IT MADE IN ASHLAND
—OR IN OREGON?
Real Estate
Ulty and Ranch Properties
Houses to Rent.
Yon can rent it profitably. People now stand ready in Ashland to
pay good rent for modern houses. We have all kinds of sketch and
plan books and aro at your service.
And use our
heads. And our hearts. And
prevent a serious unemployment
problem in Oregon.
Chtrn^ Clash
I
We Invite Your
Inspection Of
The Onyx Line
TWM!ITE)E
Served every day from
12 M. to 1:30, P. M.
the
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