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Wednesday, April S, löaa
ASHLAND DAILY i i DINGS
T a k e s P o sitio n a t G olden R ule—
Miss M ary W a lk e r, who lias been
, living in K la m a th F a lls fo r th e p ast
| th re e y e a rs, has re tu rn e d to A sh lan d
T r in ity G u ild M e e t__
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I a n d *o
is VUD
one Ul
of th
LH e C C
e ffic
llltlflll
ie n t c le rk s in
T h e re g u la r m e e tin g of th e T rin ity | th e new G olden R u le sto re,
g u ild w ill be h eld in th e p a ris h
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Nice D ry W ood! also BIox. Ash-
land L u m b e r Co., ph o n e 20.
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Moves o f th e Day—
C hesley P r ie s t h a s m o v ed from
F i r t t s tre e ; to H a rg a d in e s tr e e t.
i
i L A. Dew h a s m oved fro m 885. B
h o u s e - T hursday -a fte rn o o n at 2
Dew Drop Inn_ for lunches.
s tr e e t to 196 F a c to ry 9 tre e t.
o clock.
R. L. C haney has m oved fro m 131
Ohio
s tr e e t to 165 M echanic s tre e t.
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On S ic k L is t—
4 . Y ou d o n t h a v e to ris k a c e n t to
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A.
B. Selby is a new a rriv a l in t h e :
ha raiia«aH
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v.
-
Mr9. b izize D ow er, of B s tr e e t, is
be re lie v e d of c a ta r r h . G et a H yo-
’
.city
an
d resid e s a t 333 N o rth M ain
m at
» kt >
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y
on th e sick list a t th e p rese n t,
m el o u tfit fro m M cN air B ros., th e ;
s tre e t.
d ru g g is ts , a n d if it does n o t sa tisfy ,
B. B. H iickens, also a new a rr iv a l,
K. N elson does c le a n in g , p ressin g ,
th ey w ill re fu n d th e p u rc h a s e price
s
lo cated a t 428 G ra n ite s tre e t.
16 8 tf
6 I t is lo g ical t h a t p o u rin g d ru g s re p a irin g a n d dyeing.
Local
R e t u r n s fr o m M o n ta g u e-—
Dr. B e rth a E. S aw yer ......................
r e tu rn e d ,
hom e la s t e v e n in g from a th re e days
tr ip to M o n tag u e on p ro fe ssio n a l
b u sin e ss.
C o lu m b ia re c o rd s red u c e d to 65c
a t R o se B ro th e rs.
1 5 2 tf !
V is it s in A s h la n d —
V isitors from R oseburg—
C h a rle s W im er a n d fam ily of R ose-
,u r g ’
tfie J e i i H ow ard ram lv
on M o u n tain a v e n u e S a tu rd a y a n d
S unday. M rs. W im e r is a d a u g h te r
of Mrs. H o w ard. T he W im e rs m o to r
ed back to R o se b u rg S u n d ay evening.
PRINCESS OLGA OF GREETS
T he fam o u s V ictor 10 Inch reco rd
has been red u c e d from 85 c e n ts to
75 centg
T h re e th o u s a n d to se le c t
from a t R 0Se B ro th e rs.
1 5 2 tf
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PE N A L T Y PR O V ISIO N O P
D R Y L A W IS A T T A C K E D
B U S IN E S S A N D P R O F E S S IO N A L
O ne c e n t th e w o rd each tim e.
A ring w ith a rom antic history h as
W A N TED .
physicians .
recently been presented to the B ritish ' p t o ^ t c t a g o t —
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r .u s r u u by Sir R ider H aggard.
L a u n d rJ' ’ ° r k « 5? OR E R N E S T A. WOODS— P ra ctice
first saw it 57 years ago, attach ed to I ------——_____________ ____________ 1'
lim ite d to eye, e a r, nose and
th ro a t. O ffice h u it n , 10 to 12 and
the w atch chain of th e h ead m aster of W A N TED — W a sh in g to do a t hom e.
2 to 5. S w ed en b u rg B ldg.. A sh
his p rep arato ry scnool, who had re- i M rs. L. R ing. P h o n e 4 03-J. 177-5*
la
n d , Ore.
7 3 -tf
ceived it from a frien d who had t r a v - 1 W A N T icn
, 7 L
7
eled much in Am erica. The frie n d ’s " ±
fO^
e
k n
2. h ° USework
i anil cooking.
Can give room s. OR. J . J . EM M EN S— P h y sicia n and
story was th a t while traveling in Peru
Surgoon.
P ra c tic e
lim ited
to
C onover a t T idings.
he had opened a gravem ound in which
eye, e a r, nose and th ro a t. Glasee?
he found a stone table w ith 13 m um m i \\ A N TED — P a r ty w ho took m ixed
supplied.
O culist a n d a u rls t for
S. P. R. R. O ffices, M. F. and H.
brow n cap, size 6 % . from rack a t;
fied figures seated rouud it. On the
B ldg., M edford, O re. P h o n e 667
E lk s lodge, S a tu rd a y ev en in g , to
finger of the principal figure was this
r e tu r n sa m e a n d g et his cap. left
ring, which th e discoverer w ith d re w ;
w ith se c re ta ry .
181-2* DR. M A T T IE II. SH A W — Special a t
and th e bodies, according to his story,
te n lio n to m o th e rs and ch ild ren .
crum bled into dust.
L O ST
In te rn a l se c re tio n s a n d en d o crin e
It was the legend attach ed to th is i _____
g lan d s. Res. a n d office, Ì0 8 P io
ring w*hich, according to Sir R ider LOST S a tu rd a y n ig h t a t K ingsbtrry
n e e r aver.no T elep h o n e 28.
Of
H aggard, first tu rn ed his im agination
S p rin g s dance, p a ir of nose glasses.
fice h o u rs, 11 to 12 a. m .; 2 to 6
p. ui.
F in d e r r e tu r n to T id in g s office.
tow ard the invention of stories of ad
R ew ard .
181-2 I —
v e n tu re ; and rea d e rs of “King Solo
DR. SH A W — E ye, e a r, nose, th ro a t
mon’s M ines” will recognize In It the
s p e c ia lis t; glasses fitte d . O ffice
origin of a striking episode In th a t
a t resid en ce. P io n e e r A ve., m orn-
book. Fifty-five y ears a fte r he first
ing a n d by a p p o in tm e n t. P h o n e 28.
saw the ring It still rem ained vividly
C H IR O P R A C T O R S .
in Sir R ider H aggard’s memory, and
FO R COUNTY CO M M ISSIO N ER—
he described its appearance in a story Thos. H. Sim pson, of A sh la n d , a u - ^
M A U D IN G E R S O L L
which is now on the eve of publlca- ; th o riz e s his a n n o u n c e m e n t as a can- _ v < ai . i,1~ 1’
H A W LEY
tion. Shortly a fte r he had done so, he ! d ^ a te fo r ~ th e n o m in a tio n fo r th e
N e u ritis eases ° PraCt C P h y s ,c ia n ’
a sp ecialty. P h o u e
chanced to renew acquaintance w ith , o ftic e o i C o u n ty C o m m issio n er of
3 67-J. T re a tm e n t given only in
iiis form er schoolm aster’s fam ily and i J a ®k so n C ounty, snl)j ect t0 th e de"
y our own hom e.
m ade ,inquiries about tt.e ring, of ' cis,on of th e R e P«blican ▼<**» of
sa id co u n ty , a t th e p rim a ry election,!
which he eventually becam e the pos May 1 9 th , 1922.
P L U M B IN G
sessor, and he lias now given it to tlie
H . R . A D A M S — -P lu m b in g , C o n trac t-
B ritish museum.
FO R COUNTY CO M M ISSIO NER
ing a n d day w ork. 248 F ifth St.,
— G eorge A lfo rd , of P h oenix, a n - 1 ph o u e 166-J,
lOUtf
FISH THAT SWALLOW STONES n o u n ces h im se lf as a c a n d id a te on
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th e R e p u b lic a n tic k e t, fo r C ounty _ T R A N S F E R AND E X P R E S S .
A ntarctic Seal« and a C ertain Specie« C o m m issio n er of J a c k so n C ounty. p OR n rn m n t
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
¡fo r th e illeg a l m a n u fa c tu re a n d s a l e ;
of liq u o r, b ecau se of co n flict w ith
i p ro rls lo n s o f th e ( e d e r a l's t a t u te s | 7
i h ib itin g s u its in c o u rts to re s tra in
th e collection of a n y tax , w as raise d
in th e a p p e al to th e U n ited S ta te s su-
1 p re m e c o u rt by E rn e s t L ip k e of a
P rincess Olga of Greece, who Is re-
u it a g a in s t C o llecto r of I n te r n a l i ported engaged 'to P rince C hri'rtian
T h e b e st hom e m a d e c a n d ie s can
be h a d a t R ose B ro th e rs .
1 5 2 tf ' ¡sits in M edford—
R evenue E p h ra im L e d e re r a t P h ila - F rederick of D enm ark. T he cabled
Mrs. M aggie C u lb e rtso n , of Mou a-1 d e lp h ia
announcem ent says th e engagem ent
V is it s w it h B r o th e r —
ta in a v e n u e was a v isito r in M edfoi 1
L ip k e filed a c o m p la in t in th e low took place a t Cannes, France. Princess
e r fe d e ra l c o u rt a s k in g an In ju n c tio n Olga is but nineteen, th e prince being
J e s s S m ith w as v isitin g his b r o t h - , S unday.
about fo u r years her senior.
re s tra in in g C o llec to r L e d e re r from
e r, M ark W . S m ith , o f B s tr e e t, th e
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S o m e th in g new in life i n s u r a n t “ p ro ce e d in ', to collect by d is tr a in t th e
f ir s t o f th e w eek.
Yeo, of course.
1 6 9 tf tax es an d p e n a ltie s im posed u n d e r P A R E N T -T E A C H E R S W IL L
H O L D M E E T IN G T O M O R R O W
Del M onte B a r tle tt p e a rs, 10 centB
th e n a tio n a l p ro h ib itio n law .
The
p e r can a t D e tric k ’s G ro c e te ria . “ W e W o m e n ’s M issio n ary S ociety—
in ju n c tio n w as d en ied a n d h is bill
T h e la s t m e e tin g of th e y e a r of th e
sell fo r le ss.’*
1 7 5 tf
T h e W o m en 's M issionary society of was d ism issed .
P
a
re n t-T e a c h e rs ’ a sso c ia tio n w ill be
th e C h ristia n c h u rc h will m ee t th is [
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held
T h u rs d a y a fte rn o o n a t 3 :1 5 a t
w eek on F rid a y a fte rn o o n a t th e W OM EN E L E C T E D AS
th
e
H
a w th o rn a n n e x a t w hich tim e ,’
hom e of M rs. J o se p h in e C ham pie.
H IG H SC H O O L T R U S T E E S
¡th
e
e
le
c tio n of o ffic e rs w ill ta k e |
.# 0 0 0 -,<2JP P ^ ,
i M rs. R uby H arv ey w ill lead th e
w ith o u t
b y use
DU NSM U IR, C alif., A pril 5.— M r s .!place fo r th e co m in g y e a r. W o rd h a s
i m eetin g .
C ars w ill be sent to th e
i
Sue
P . C orn ish a n d M rs. J e n n ie F i s k ; been received t h a t th e n a tio n a l p res
o u tla y in g d is tr ic ts to b rin g th e la
1 I x) a. —A iL - t i -------- a m__ . •
dies to th e m eetin g .
W ard w ere elected tru s te e s of th e id e n t of th e P a re n t-T e a c h e rs asso cia-
a r o r u b
high school a n d g ra m m a r school, re- ; tio n , a s w ell as th e s ta te p re s id e n t of
17 Million Jan U t J Yoarly
th e sa m e o rg a n iz a tio n w ill be in
C liff P a y n e m ak e s h a t rac k s.
' spectively.
A sh lan d M ay 2, a n d p lan s fo r th e ir
rec e p tio n a n d e n te r ta in m e n t a re to
i b e -fo rm u la te d a t th e m ee tin g T h u r s
d ay a fte rn o o n . A good a tte n d a n c e is
MAXWELL
d e sire d a t th e m eetin g .
DABYS COLDS
D
PRIZE FOR BRITISH MUSEUM
in stitu te P resented by Sir Rider Hag.
flard W ith Ring T aken From
Peruvian Mummy.
„
,
,
T he v a lid ity of th e d o u b le tax a n d
P a u l s e r u d s s ti l t. a r e the coratort-. pena|(y prov,slon
the natlonaI
ab le, (¡tab le, w e a rab le k in d .
1 8 0 « h |b tlo n law „ „ „ „ ,lerso n s re s ,)o|„ |b l e !
Mrs. H a rris D ean a rriv e d in A sh-
la n d la s t e v e n in g fro m P o rtla n d „ „ k e s T rll,
w h e re sh e h a , b een v isitin g h e r son
F r a n k P a lte l.9on,
M e i[ o ,,, m a de
C lyde D ean, a n d fam ily .
She le ft
a trip to P o rtla n d la s t w eek.
th is m o rn in g fo r h e r hom e in K la m
a th F a lls . W h ile in A sh lan d she w as
A ttra c tiv e sp rin g s u itin g s a t P a u l
th e g u e st o f M rs. M ary W ilsh ire .
s e r u d ’s.
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FAÓÈ Ì H R E tt
s
V
I
V
T A K IN G M E D F O R D C E N S U S
B Y A M E R IC A N
i
L E G IO N
. ( Whale Need Them „ Aid
Oregon, subject to the decision of .be
R ep u b lican v o ters of said co u n ty , at
: th e p rim a ry electio n , M ay 19th, 1922.
in Digestion.
Stones a re commonly found in th e
stom ach of th e erub-earing seal* of the
A ntarctic se a s; and it is believed they,
w
ith - a certain
am ount —
of »...........
grit, a re
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-
l o o p e d up w ith the crustacea from the
bO“ ° m
? he
T he em peror pen-
guln, on the o ther hand, shows an in
stinctive craving fo r stones for gizzard
grinding purposes, and these stones
m ust be assiduously sought, since
these birds never re st upon dry land,
but only upon ice.
A nother unexpected nam e in this list
of stone-sw allow ers is th a t of the Les
ser R orqual. T his is a “baleen’’ whale,
feeding upon m inute crustacea, and
fish. From the peculiar method of
feeding which is, so to speak, forced
upon this anim al, it is unlikely that any
portion of Its food is scooped up from
the sea-floor; hence th e pebbles found
.
in its stom ach m ust be deliberately
swallowed, anil it i . supposed, for the i
purpose of digestion, or, rath e r, of |
tritu ra tio n . They are hardly likely to
be derived from the fish which a re en
gulfed, fo r these a re m ostly herriug.
"
T h e ta k in g "of th e v e te ra n s ’ c e n su s
i by th e M edford po st of th e A m erican
L egion w ill be fin ish ed by th e end o f
! th is w eek. S u n d ay 250 m en and 50
a u to s w ere en g ag ed in th is w ork.
A W isconsin e d ito r w ro te his copy
T he te r r ito r y h as been divided into
eq u al d i s t r ic ts a m o n g th e w o rk e rs to m ak e it say, “ W h iskey, w ine an d
an d th e r e is s tro n g riv a lry on am o n g b eer have been th ro w n in th e dis-
th e v a rio u s g ro u p s to see w ho w ill c a rd .” T he com p, m ad e it say “ dis-
„u.o" tru c is “r hors™ d r a , T 'i S i
W h ittle T ra n s fe r Co. P h o n e i l l
O ffice, 89 Oak s tr e e t n e a r H otel
A sh lan d .
55,1
1 T - k - P O W E L L — G E N E R A L T R A N S
C. B L A M K I N
F E R — Good tea m a n d m o to r
tru c k s . Good se rv ice a t a re a s o n
ab le price.
P h o te 83
B A R G A IN S IN R E A L
ESTATE
C A R W A S H IN G
F IR S T CLASS CAR W ASH IN G a n d
p o lishing. $2.50.
L ith ia G arag e.
__Phoue_U H .
1 1 3 tf
C ity a n d R a n c h P r o p e r tie s
H o u ses to R en t
H )K R E N T .
h OR R E N T — F u rn is h e d room s, $1
p e r day. C ar s to ra g e free. U nion
R oom ing H ouse, 160 F o u rth St.
180-tf
FUTIZEN’S RANK B U ILD IN G
We Buy and Sell
FO R R E N T — H ouse of 4 room s, f u r
n ished or u n fu rn is h e d .
In q u ire
115 C h u rch St.
1 78tf
Real Estate
FO R R E N T — A bout one a c re good
g a rd e n g ro u n d . C all a t 167 M oun
ta in av en u e.
1 7 7 tf
F IR H IN S U R A N C E
IN V E S T M E N T S
FO R R E N T — F u rn is h e d a p a rtm e n t.
In q u ire Mrs. Ile u ry P ro v o st, above
C itizens B ank, ___________ 1741f
STAPLES REALTY AGENCY
F O B 8 A 1.K
H otel A sh la n d B u ild in g
A sh lan d , O regon
P h o n e 20
FO R S A L E T h o ro u g b b red h e ife r calf.
C. M. W aite, 634 lo w a 'S t.
181-2*
FO R
B arn.
SA LE — F e rtiliz e r.
S m ith ’s
180-5*
FOR S A L E — One F o rd lig h t d e liv
ery , good re p a ir. C all a t S q u are
Deal G rocery.
1 8 0 tf
FO R SA L E — E ig h t week old p u lle ts
now read y fo r deliv ery . F ro m o u r
b red -to -lay S. C. W h ite L eg h o rn s.
R ogue R iv er P o u ltry F a rm , C. F.
C a rp e n te r, m an a g e r, M edford, Ore.
William found a pocketbook
*ut the string jerked it back
1 8 0 -3
- "ft
HE new Maxwell organization
has but one aim and purpose.
That is, to make the New Series o f
the good Maxwell known as sound
value, by uniting low operating costs
v. ith unusual beauty and comfort.
T
Touring Car - >885
B oedater - - 889
¿ax
-
Coupe -
- 81488
. LM
" A.W. WALKER AUTO CO.
Phone 18
4<t
-
MEDFORD, OREGON
T /te
Qood
MAXWELL
MICKIE, THE PRINTER’S DEVIL
By Charles Sughrae
« Westwn Nmpmtf Umo»
PO R SALE OR T R A D E — M ountain
hack. J a c k so n G yger, Nell C reek
179-6*
I t looked like a h a p p y discovery a s it la y th e re
o n th e sid e w a lk — u n til th e d iscoverer reach ed
to pick it up. T h e n th e hidden s trin g jerked it
a w a y . A ll W illia m g o t w a s disappointm ent. *
FO R SA LE— T w enty h ead of good
m ilk cow s; one rec e n tly fre sh g iv
ing 35 p o unds of m ilk p er day.
T. W. B ailey, T a len t.
174-12*
FO R SA L E — F u lly equipped
In q u ire B eaver R e a lty Co.
T h a t ’s th e w a y a good m a n y
people h a v e found it to b e w ith th e
co m fo rt a n d c h e e r th e y th o u g h t
th e y h a d se cu red in te a a n d coffee.
W h e n th e y c a m e to depend o n it—
th e re w a s a h id d en strin g , a n d
n othing left b u t disappointm ent.
T h e dru g , caffeine, in te a an d
coffee, is a n e rv e stim u la n t. C on
s ta n t stim u la tio n o f th e n e rv e s often
p roduces rebellion th a t ta k es th e
form o f sleeplessness, h ead ach es,
ir r ita b ility , h ig h b lo o d p r e s s u r e .
T h a t ’s th e strin g to te a a n d coffee.
d a iry .
1 7 3 tf
FO R SA LE— H a tc h in g eggs. W h ite
M inorcas, P e k in ducks, d ra k e from
p rize w in n in g b ird s.
922 B oule
v ard . P h o n e 457-R .
1 6 3 -lm o *
P o stu m , th a t w holesom e an d
delightful cereal b ev e ra g e, is co m
pletely satisfy in g an d th e re ’s no
h a rm fu l q u ality w h a tso e v e r, to je rk
a w a y th e co m fo rt w h ic h y o u find
in th is splendid tab le drink. A n y
m e m b er o f th e fam ily m a y enjoy
P o stu m w ith a n y m e a l—an d th e re
w ill be n o a fte r-re g re ts.
FO R SA LE— P ro g re ssiv e E v e rb e a r
ing s tra w b e rry p la n ts, $1 plu s d e
liv ery c h a rg e s.
F. H. D ressier.
M edford.
176-7*
E V E R Y T H IN G T H A T Y O U H A V E
SA V ED MAY BE
P o stu m coir.»s in tw o fo rm s : In s ta n t Polstum
(in tin s) m ad e in sta n tly in th e c u p b y th e add itio n
of boiling w ater. P o stu m C ereal (in p ackages of
larg er bulk, for th o se w h o prefer to m ak e th e drink
w hile th e m eal is b ein g p rep ared ) m a d e by b e.lin g
for 20 m in u tes. Sold by grocers.
Postum for H ea lth —“There’s a Reason
S W E P T A W A Y IN A N H O U R
BY AN
A U T O M O B IL E A C C ID E N T
T H A T IN JU R E S
»
ONE
M ade b y P o s tu m C ereal Co., Inc., B attle Creek, Mich.
Y ou
OR
can
MORE
p r o te c t
PERSO NS
y o u r s e lf
fr o m
lo s s e s o f t h is k in d , a s w e ll a s fr o m
lo s s b y fir e .
sa fe
Success, in Four Easy Pictures
tlu m
I t Is b e t t e r t o b e
sorry.
In su re
to d a y
w it h t h e
Billings Agency
R E A L E S T A T E A IN S U R A N C E
E s t a b lis h e d 1 S 8 3
Phone 2 11
4 1 E . M a in S t.
“ H O M E B R E W ” R A IS IN S N E T
M IL LIO N S FO R G R O W E R S
F R E S N O . A pril 5.— C hecks a g g re
g a tin g $7 ,2 0 0 ,0 0 0 , th e firs t pay m en t
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th e la rg e c o n su m p tio n d u e to p r i
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