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Möfi fWd fÉÊ ÀSîîtÂSD DAÎlf fffiflTOfl M i Ashland Tidings E sta b lish e d 187 6 Published Every Evening Except __ Sunday THE ASHLAND PRINTING CO. OFFICIAL CITY AND COUNTY PAPER TELEPHONE 39 . . _. „ ... Subscription Price Delivered in City: a «« One month ............................... $ .65 Three m o n th s ........................... 1.95- Mx months ............................. 3 75 ine year ................. 'la I « ><1 Run; It. M er III Could Only Gel Up That Gas” I KNOW I. WOULD FEEL BETTER M SHOWS ONE’S LOVE CAPACITY "Telegraphone” May Be Used in the Future to Prevent Poeeibility of -Unhappy Marriage. Thursday, February 33, ip ; M M COLORFUL BREAKFAST COATS BLOOM IN TAFFETAS AND SATINS One of the Innumerable uses to which the “telegraphone,” an inven tion announced by the Society of Elec trical Development, may be placed is that of preventing unhappy marriages. The Inventor himself, name not dis closed, believes that if It can be ad justed over the heart of the girl, her doubt-torn swain will be able to tell whi ther she is telling the truth or not. He had not invented a way of making the girl put this lie detector on. The “telegraphone” records the breathing and heart beats. It magni fies irregularities caused by emotions and is regarded by criminologists as a sure method of catching lying wit nesses. The lover suggestion is put forward by the Inventor merely as an example of what science could do If permitted. “When John grows doubtful of the reality of Joan’s love for him,” he says in his dry, academic way, “he can satisfy himself by having her heart flutters measured.” If the girl puts up a struggle at a suggestion that she wear this har ness during an evening of courtship John may be sure that he is going to get several hours of lies. In that case there Is nothing to do but doubt every thing she says. Thus will unhappy marriages be prevented. How often have you felt that way? H nttar> have you wished u a , How often for something to give you genuine and lasting relief from gas? Don’t buy any ordinary dyspepsia Or tornno ary results. Go to "> e a”d sk for • ’3 G l.l . >ne year ; t biets ..n hou 'Is * 1 n--a'n three af er ADVERTISING ! r ' ‘•’h Now comes a D isp’av Ail -i ' 1 • ’* e t ' s . no more n e le in se rtio VEARI v • • i\ 1 " io difficult n.s4>k» ». ' '0 tin •. •ne time a week m? her, Ba»lmann’s Gas Tab-| 'w times a week. ~e no only for the relief, but •lv- *y other d a ............. -Do ?o” the preve it'on of gas. Most) Local Re deia 3a.h line, each tim e...................in ’'cople with gas si ffer from nervousl To run every other day for one d; spersia—not co nmon indigestion. month, each line, each time. 7c Baalmann’s Ga.i Tablets’ in the) To run every issue for one month ft mous yellow package, price one or more, each line, each tim e .. 5c dollar, are sold by Elhart’s Drugj Classified Column One cent the word each time. Store and other reliable druggists. To run every issue for one month J. Baalmann Chemist, San Francisco. or more, fac the word each time. Legal Rate CARIOSITY KILLS A COW First time, per 8-point line....... 10c Each subsequent time, per 8- <By International News Service) point line ................................. 5c Card of th a n k s .......................... $1.00 PETTIGREW, Ark., Feb. 22.— I Obituaries, the line .................2 14c Jim Stepp’s milk cow a few days ago! Fratermd Orders and Societies Had Figured It Out. Advertisiag'"for'*'iiuternal‘~onIerB w’ " dcred «» °ld deserted house. I The Lawyer—You’re asking pretty climbed the stairs to the second story or societies charging a regular initi «Hmoiiy merely because yourjius- ation fee and dues, no discount. Re where feed was stored, and, after ligious and benevolent orders will fie eating her fill of feed, walked over Hl??’’, "eg,^cted y°u for his business charged the regular rate for all ad to the window, gave the situation a ■Think he can dig it up? ▼ertlsing when an admission or other The Client—Of course he can. By glance and stepped out. She fell to attending charge is made. to business he’s made money the ground below and was killed. and by neglecting me he’s saved it. What Constitutes Advertising In order to allay a misunderstand COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS ing among some as to what consti London Police, tutes news and what advertising, London, England, probably hns the The following is a schedule of ex we print this very simple rule, which largest and the most efficient police Is used by newspapers to differenti force In the world. The metropolitan penditures of Jacksou county, Ore- ate between them: “ALL future police force has charge of an area be- I gOn’ togetber with a list of the T IS easy to start the day clad in It has a skirt portion in three tiers events, where an admission charge side the River Thames composed of clainianta and articles of service for a cheerful dress whether we begin set together with cord covered with Is made or a collection is taken IS it by frying pancakes In a crisp the silk and joined to the body of the ADVERTISING.” This applies to twenty-one land divisions and compris- which the claim is made, and which organizations and societies of every ing an area of 688 square miles. A were passed upon by the County and pretty house frock or a gay bunga coat in the same way. It is a simple kind as well as to individuals. superintendent is over each division. Court of Jacksou county during the low apron, or have nothing to do bul composition with square pockets, el All reports of such activities after In 1916, the force had a strength of 1 month of January, 1922. wear a luxurious, but less useful negli bow sleeves and small sailor collar, all they have occurred is news. 22,323—composed of thirty-six superin gee. The manufacturers of all these using covered cord as a finish. These The following bills were allowed All coming social or organization tendents, 650 Inspectors, 2,995 ser garments undertake to make them as bright colored or changeable silks and meetings of societies where no geants, and 18,642 constables. The as follows with the exceptions pretty as .possible. satins are pretty with or without fur money contribution is solicited, Initi criminal investigation department, hav shown: For morning wear, between the belows and frills because of their col ation charged, or collecton taken IS ing a central body at New Scotland ( ounty Court and Commissioners house dress at one extreme and the or and sheen. NEWS. Yard, and branches In each division, | G- A- Gardner, county judge’s airy negligee at the other, stand those Plie silk breakfast coat lias newlv- salary .............. Entered at the Ashland, Oregon, was organized In 1878. A branch of popular and colorful breakfast coats arrived rivals in other materials and Postoffice as Second-class Mall Mat which blossom at the beginning of the the new morning frocks and apron- Victor Bursell, county c om- ter. vision office, founded in 1880. The day and make its first meal inspiring. dresses of pluin sateen with decorative missioner’s salary and ex- City of London police had a force of They are made of satin or taffeta and features of cretonne-patterned cottons, pense .............. ¡UMKE&PLAY6&0UND- 1,161 In 1916, 1,015 being constables. usually such trimming as they have look as if they might at least keep James Owens, county com- is fashioned of the same materials in pace with them. of A merica missioner’s salary and ex- pleatings or ruffles and the like. Small A Pointed Question. pense ................. fruits or flowers made of silk provide Alice Whitney Auerbach, seven-year- G. A. Gardner, judge’s ex- pretty finishing touches for them. old daughter of Murray A. Auerbach, pense, trip to Portland. .. 55.55 One of these breakfast coats of taffe executive secretary of the Indiana Tu- ta Is shown in the illustration ubove. Postal Tel. Cable co., judge’s cofï»iûH T i t vutmn n i v m i unioh vocate of women’s rights. telegrams ............... Alice went to church Christmas Sun day and the choir sang hymns in which matters ............................. 300.00 Total, $439.03 on clerk’s bond ............... 17.50 “Peace on Earth, Good Will to Men” C. E. Terrill, sheriff’s travel Circuit Court often occurred. ing expense ..................... 66.24 Total, $813.66 Miss Auerbach stood It as long as F. Roy Davis, court report- C. E. Terrill, stamped envel er’s salary ....................... $116.66 Treasurer’s Office she could. Then she leaned over to opes for s h e r iff ................. 69.06 her parents and, In a whisper that | ^ ' Thompson, circuit court C. Walker, county treasur- C. W. PURDIN ON Western Union Tel. Co., sher- crier ............................. was easily overheard, she said: . I er’s salary ....................... $150.00 36.00 TRIAL SECOND TIME “Daddy, why do they always sing T. M. Hurlburt, circuit court iff s telegrams ................. 10.25) Dorothy Bedwell, deputy FOR SLAYING WIFE ‘Peace on Earth, Good Will to Men’? Geo. G. Kunzman, sheriff’s expense ......................... treasurer’s s a la r y ............. 90.00 Why don’t they sing ‘Good Will to F. M. Calkins, circuit Judge’s 2.50 office ex p en se................... 4.25 a . C. Walker, county treasur- reo. 22.—Charles Ladies’ now and then?”—Indianapolis office r e n t ......................... 45.00 Medford Book Store, sheriff’s er’s expense ..................... 16.38 Wesley Purdin is today being tried News. office su p p lies................... Tunnell & Edwards, tran 2.45 Billings Agency, premium on a second time for the murder of his i script, circuit court . treasurer's b o n d ............... 45.00 43.20 J. W. Wakefield, premium on T hunderstorm Spots. r bond8 ......................... ~ - 85.00 ! Medford Book Store, treas divorced wife, Alice Purdin, whom The conclusion has been reached by he is alleged to have shot when he urer's office supplies . . . . Total, $243.36 W. R. Gaylord, speed cop’s a well-known engineer who has given caugh her in company with Howard expense ............................. 51.40 J. W. Wakefield, premium on Justice Court ci<,.kv c- v. , . the subJect considerable attention Sigsby. Sigsby also was killed. The that certain cities, if not Indeed most Harold Burnett, justice court ------------ treasurer’s b o n d ............... 2500 case is before Circuit Judge Staple- inland cities of say 100,000 population Total, $1815.01 witness ............................. j 2.20 tor. who he.trd the first trial, held or more, appear to be “thunderstorm D. W. Bagshaw, justice court Clerk’s Office Total, $326.98 las wr-ek. The first jury disagreed, spots.” The observation has been Florey, county Coroner’s Office expense ............................. 19.40 Chauncey nil r ; reported to have held out made by R. E. Horton of Voorhees R. W. Clancy, justice court clerk’s salary ...................$166.66 C. W. Conklin, coroner’s fo acquit.al and three for man ville, N. Y., who also points out that witness ............................. j oo Mildred Neil Florey, deputy juror fee ......................... $ 1.00 “a shallow lake with sandy margin slaughter. clerk’s salary ................... 125.00 Dr. R. W. Clancy, autopsy ex- located In a forest may sene as a John Corum, justice court Purdin contends that he did not thunderstorm breeder” and cites as DeJilia witness ............................. 100 , ^tsvens, deputy ! amination ......................... 25.00 kill his former wife, and that he proof of observations made bv him W. H. Gowdy, justice court clerk’s salary ................... 110.00 John Corum, coroner’s witness 1.00 killed Sigsby in self defense. He said over Oneida lake, New York.—Indian- Pearce, deputy Dr. R. W. Clancy, coroner’s expense ............................. 23.30 Ruberta he went to the home of his former apolls News. clerk’s salary ................... 90.00 J. W. Hatcher, justice court witness ............................. 1.00 wife the night of December 30, not) - ______________ Alice M. Poor, deputy fees ................................. Wm. Craig, coroner’s witness 17.00 1.00 knowing she had secured a divorce, clerk’s salary ................... 75.00 W. A. Cook, coroner’s juror T. G. Rouse, justice oourt Regiment of Nurses Ready. 1.00 but knowing a divorce was pending. Mqjttie Stevens, d'epujy In the event of another great out witness ....................... Janies Clement, coroner’s wit 1.00 He was after his clothes. He saw break of disease such as the influenza Geo. O. Timothy, justice court clerk’s salary ................... 75.00 ness ................................... 1.00 Mrs. Purdin and Sigsby inside partly epidemic, the city of Chicago has a Mabel Showers, work in expense ........................... Dr. W. P. Chisholm, coroner’s 5.00 unrobed, he said, and in anger broke nurse miiitia ready to be called out on G. O. Taylor, justice court ex- clerk’s office ................... 70.00 witness ............................. 1.00 a few hours’ notice. This consists of through the window. Bertha Emerick, work in Robert Cook, coroner’s wit Penae ................................. 63.95 Sigsby attacked him with a gun, 10,000 trained women who have been Geo. O. Timothy, justice court clerk’s office ................... 32.28 1.00 I ness ................................... prepared for emergency work by a the defendant asserts, and h,s wife s d ^ i T , . ' ^ e ™ ? d S ' nrgsn,. witness ............................. 220 Chauncey Florey, advance for Dr. W. P. Chisholm, examin express ............................. 4.65 was shot when she stepped between zatlon has been the means of cut tin- ing physician ................... 5.00 them. He declared that fie took the the death rate, improving the sanitary Chauncey Florey, stamps for I Lloyd Elwood, coroner’s wit- Total, $136.05 gun from Sigsby and killed the man. conditions of 12,000 homes and has op- clerk’s office .................? 20.16) ness Sheriffs Office He did not remember, he said, get- erated a hospital without cost to the C. E. Terrill, sheriff’s salary$208.33 Pacific Stationery Printing Wm. Flipjien, coroner’s juror ting the hatchet and hacking Sigsby’s clty’ Co., county clerk’s expense 17.45 W. A. Gates, coroner’s juror Geo. L. Howard, deputy sher head. j ,i = = » in iff’s salary ....................... 126.50 Western Union Tel. Co., coun E. B. Gabriel, coroner’s wit- The state, on the other hand, main ty clerk’s teleg ram s........ 9.96 ness ................................... L. D. Forncrook, deputy sher tained that Purdin, jealous, went to iff’s salary ....................... 110.00 Billings & Billings, premium J. F. Hitson, coroner’s juror his former wife’s home, armed with We invite you to look L. D. Forncrook, finger print a revolver, deliberately seeking re work ............................... .. 15.00 over our stock of venge. Wm. L. Farlow, deputy sher Joseph L. Hammersly and Maurice iff’s salary ....................... 104.00 E. Crumpacker, deputy district at-, I. B. Millard, deputy sher torneys, represent the state, and Tom 1 iff’s salary ....................... 100.00 Garland and Charles Coston repre Geo. H. Merritt, deputy sher sent Purdin. iff’s salary ....................... 100.00 On Thrill Edna Snyder, deputy sher iff’s salary ....................... 93 00 HUSBAND’S STORY WILL Washington cnUed thrift "the foundation of happy homes Hazel Tetherow, deputy sher AMAZE ASHLAND and sound nations.” Lincoln considered it “one of the iff’s salary ....................... 85.00 He says: “Adler-i-ka helped my Jay Terrill, work in sheriff’s first and highest virtues.” and other Decorative wife for gas on the stomach and office ................................. 105.37 sour stomach In TWENTY MIN Material. Dalton Terrill, work in sher UTES. It works beyond greatest Thrift is best exemplified in savings accounts. This in« iff’s office ......................... 80 00 expectations” Adler-i-ka acts on We willingly give prices BOTH upper and lower bowel re Doris Kleinhammer, work in stitution will welcome yours. and figure amounts moving foul matter which poisoned sheriff’s office ................. 15.00 stomach. Brings out all gasses and needed. L. D. Forncrook, deputy sher sour, decaying food EXCELLENT iff’s traveling expense... 67.41 for chronic constipation. Guards against appendicitis. Adler-i-ka re-; Geo. L. Howard, deputy sher moves matter you never thought was iff’s traveling expense . , . 2.80 in your system and which may have Ashland, Postal Tel. Cable Co., tele THE PAINT MAN Oregon been poisoning you for months.__j grams for s h e r if f ............. 13.95 T. K. Bolton, Druggist. < Walter coroner s Rchool Superintendent's Office ness ................................. 1.00 Susanne W. Homps, school Wm. Lyman, coroner’s juror 1.00 superintendent’s salary ,.$166.66 H. G. Launspaugh, coroner's Elizabeth Burr, school super- . witness ....................... 1.00 visor’s salary .... 120.00 Emil Mohr, coroner’s yit- • Mrs. H. H. Davis, work in ness . 1.00 school superintendent’s of- ' fice .......... J. McMahon, coroner’s wit- 27.00 ness ................................... 1.00 ^ uc^ e Goold, work in school John A. Perl, coroner’s fees 35.40 superintendent’s office . . 39.00 Ned Potter, coroner’s juror 1.00 E'izabefh Burr, school super W. H. Stickel, coroner’s juror 1.00 visor’s traveling expense . 8145 Fred G. Turner, coroner’s Elizabeth Burr, express 1 chargee ............................. Juror ................................. 1.00 .60 W. L. Van Houten, coroner's 1 The MacMillan Co., school su- juror ........................... 1.00 perintendent’s supplies . . 3.01 Jesse Vose, coroner’s witness Medford Book Store, school 1.00 L. E. Wakeman, coroner’s superintendent's supplies . 10.90 juror AH Flour and Cereals have advanced, but we are selling wliat we have on hand at the old prices Flour from......... $1.50 to $2.25 We now have a line of Chick Feed, Scratch and Shell See us for quality and prices on Groceries and Meats on will save money PLAZA M ARKET H. A. STEARNS 61 NORTH MAIN STREET I Paints Wall Paper Sanitas Sec California —Now or Go East Thru California While the Golden Poppy is in bloom Attractive Round Trip Fares to Santa Barbara, Los Angeles and San Diego New One Way and All-Year Fares to Eastern Cities Stop at San Francisco and Los Angeles- -world-famous and beautiful cities The Southern Pacific expends 35 per cent of its groes earnings for up-keep of its ROAD. For further particulars ask agents S o u th e r n P a c if ic L ines JOHN M. SCOTT, General Passenger Agent ta cost S S ? « & used Washington and Lincoln The Citizens Bank Dickerson & Son F. J. 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