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ASHLAND D A l t t TIDING» Thursday, July 27, 1922 LOCAL AND PERSOMI I n City on B u s i n e s s - Ray M cIntosh of Golden, Or., w as' In tow n th is week, looking a fte r his p ro p erty in te rests. Mr. M cIntosh and fam ily expect soon to move from Golden a n d m ay locate here Mrs. ' M clntos^ was form erly La V erne R u b le of th is city and has m any frien d s here. ¡W ill W omen C reate ; GAS AROUND Y ftU R H r A R T N ew D iplomacy ? Piano Tuning Club— C. M. R ichards is o rganizing a tu n in g club for th e purpose of re ducing cost of sam e to those who w ish re g u la r a tte n tio n to th e ir In s tru m e n ts w ith o u t e x tra expense ; C all phone 181. 275tf Will l/.-cate in Oregon— Mr. and Mrs. O. C. M cIntosh and sm all d a u g h te r E dna, r cently of P ittsb u rg , P a., w ere visiting re la tives in A shland th is week. Mrs M clnto i was en ro u te to C alifornia to visit h er g ran d p a re n ts, a fte r w hich the M cIntosh fam ily expect to r e tu r n to Oregon to locate, having decided th a t th ere is no clim ate like th a t of Oregon. WaS unable to give bail an(1 bas been in ja il for a m onth. B U S IN E S S A N O P R O F E S S IO N A L One cent the word each time. WANTED. W. C. T. U. Column D ies in N ebraska— W ord has been received here of th e death of Mrs. H. A. Barney of K earney, Neb., a form er resident o t', G resham stre e t in th is city, and th e g ran d m o th e r of O scar Barney, of the L itb ia bakery. L et J e rry O’Neal fig u re y o u r next job of plum bing. F irs t class m ate r ial and w orkm anship. P hone 138. 207 E. Main stre e t. 238« | Pickw ick s ta g e th a t skidded n e a r j Sims on Ju n e 2 5 th , o v e rtu rn ed and kiHed th re e passengers. F e rra n d \ Painful Corn Is T orture Confined to Bed— Mrs. C. H. Vaupel is confined to h e r.b e d by illness. Here on Business Dr. G reen, of M edford, was a busi ness v isitor in A shland yesterday. Ä fe . On Few Davs O uting — \\ ANTED— Capable wom an wishes D on’t delay! Go rig h t over to R Dix left T uesda for a few position as housekeeper in m od th e n e a re st d ru g sto re and get a f ern hom e, city o r country. A d j package of th e genuine B aalm an n ’s days outing, going first to th e Jose- dress A. B. C., Tidings. ' 276-3* ,'Gas T ablets. T ake them as directed phine caves, but did not im p a rt anv wom an p n d feel the im m ed iate beneficial inform ation as to w here he would WANTED — M iddle aged wishes to tak e dare of hom e or resu lts. go from there. Not only will you be su rp rise d , _ 1 ch ild ren ; references. A ddress 40, care of Tidings. 276-4* i but you will feel g rate fu l for th e r e - 1 < m ark ab le relief given. You will sleep FO R EXCHANGE ! b e tte r— you will b rer th e easier— __________ your nervousness will disap p ear— PO R TRADE— 160 a c re unincum - ■and, best of all. y our exsitable h e a rt bered ranch on Pacific highw ay 3 will be calm ed in a safe, n a tu ra l and eounty road, n e a r H ilt; sm all! way. house and o u tb u ildings; good Ask for B aalm an n ’s Gas T ablets stock o r chicken ranch w ith plen-l In th e yellow package. F o r sale by ty of wood and tillable land W ill E lh a rt’s D rug S tore and o th er re li j tra d e for unincum bered A shland able druggists. J. B aalm ann, cbem-i acreage; p refer no house, but ist. San Francisco. w ould ensider acreage w ith sinal: WHY BE TORTURED house. E leanor G reer, 199 G ran. ite St. 231tf* USE ---- H E L P WANTED E m pty oil b a rre ls a t $1 each a t C arson-F ow ler L um ber Co. 274-6 G reen apples— G ravenstines. Can t b eat ’em for pies an d sauce. 25 pounds fo r $1 delivered. Phone 9 - F - ll. — An Appeal to Voters for Law Enforcement The recall of S heriff T e rrill comes before th e voters of Jackson county Ju ly 29th. From th e rep o rt of the AND GET R E L IE F FO R Jackson county grand ju ry on F eb r u a r y 26. 1922, censuring Sheriff 25 CENTS i T e rrill for not perfo rm in g his duty ; as an officer for th e enforcem ent of W e H ighly Recom m end I t law. and th a t he was f a r from doing his duty if not deliberately allow ing man. wrote the melody, “a link w rong-doers to escape th e conse in international friendship forg quences of th e ir w rong-doing, surely ing.” all good electors should not fail to ' “ International songs would be go to th e polls next S a tu rd a y and a wom an’s way of practicing cast th e ir vote for th e recall. diplomacy every time,” Miss T e r T h a t. C h ristian and m oral o rg a n i riss declares. “ English young zations of th e codntv a re backing people singing American popular th e recall (see th e recall petitio n ) songs and American young people dancing to English music can't is enough to convince any ^person help making for British-American having a g rain of civic righteousness friendship, now can it? th a t S h eriff T e rrill is u n fit fo r the "And while we’re about it, office he holds and should be re wouldn’t it be interesting if T he moved. H ague conference would get up If any fu rth e r indications were some nice German tunes with needed, th e list of legal dim m ers French lyrics or Russian words to Japanese music, just by wav th a t S heriff T e rrill has reta in e d to of providing for the general un espouse his cause o u g h t to be all | derstanding and prom oting the th a t anyone could ask for. As common peace ?” tra in e d ev ad ers of the law th e in d i cations a re th a t they intend to; MANY IN FAVOR OP th w a rt th e will of th e people by In- i MODIFYING DRY ACT ju n ctio n s and by legal quibbling pre-i vent th e election, or if unable to do NEW YORK, Ju ly 27.— “ L ig h t so. keep th e sh e riff in office even wines, and b e e r” a re approved by 63 though a m ajo rity of electors voting per cent of th e 200,000 votes th u s in d icate th e ir desire th a t he be re-j far received in th e L ite ra ry D igest’s called. prohibition poll. Only 37 per cent Any electors th a t have not A>gis-i of th is n u m b er a re in favor of “ strict * |te re d m ay be qualified to vote if enforcem ent of th e 18th am end- they po to th e tro u b le to be sworn ■ m ent and th e V olstead law ,” w hile in. W e again urge th a t all electors ; 22 per cent w ere in favor of an ab- who de8ire enforcem ent of Y a w 'to so lu te repeal of th e prohibition j yote for (he recaU Do -t early and am endm ent. A sim ila r poll on th e avoid the rush. so ld ier bonus shows a sw itch in MRS. M. B. RILEY . favor of th e bonus, b ut w ith a m a jo rity of only 600 votes, It was a n A OTTTW F T PIC K W IC K D R IV ER F R E E nounced. VV. A . OF MANSLAUGHTER CHARGE A sum m ary of th e vote follow’s: Those in favor of the stric t en B A R B E R REDDING. Calif., Ju ly 27.— The; forcem ent of the 18th am endm ent Safety blades resharpenec charge of m an sla u g h te r ag ain st N. ■ and V olstead law, 76,597. like new. Single bit, 30« Those in l'avor of a m o d ific a tio n ' F e rra n d was dism issed Tuesday doz. Dobule bit, 60c do? of the V olstead law to perm it l i g h t . b-v H arry Donnelly a t the coir-! wines and beer, 85,151. elusion of th e p relim inary exam ina- C hild ren ’s W ork A Those in favor of rep ealin g th e tion- Specialty prohibition am endm ent, 45,646. F e rra n d was the d riv er of the , Do you favor a federal bonus for all soldiers and sailo rs who wore the I uniform d u rin g the w orld w ar? Yes, 102.978; No, 102,309. “ The m ost comm on burden of the JMaaou Pints, per dozen .......... •• ............................... ,90 ' le tte rs am ong those who a tta c k the Mason Quarts, per dozen ................ . . . . . . ................$1.10 Volstead law ,” the c u rre n t issue of the Digest explains, “ is opposition Mason H alf Gallons, per d o z e n .................................. $1.60 ! to the saloon and all it stood fo r.” W hen D orothy Terriss, Am er ican girl, one lucky day fished the lo r d s of “Three O ’Clo:k in the M im in g ” right out of the suds as she washed the supper dish-. >. she never expected it to rank her am ong international dip lomats. Bnt just the same, a few weeks later, a statesm an attending an im portant' international confer ence labelled the little song, for w! ••’/■n Robledo, English F r u it can n in g tim e Is a t hand. F o r f ru it ja rs, lids, rubbers, jelly m olds and su g ar. D e tric k ’s prices c a n ’t be beaten. M ake C ra te r Lake Trip— Mr. and Mrs. F red D eardorf, ac com panied by Mr. D eardorf’s p a r e n ts , Mr. a n d Mrs. I. N. D eardorf, of LaCyene. K ans., .Mr. and Mrs ! H obbs and son, and Mr. and Mrs H ale, left yesterday for a trip to C ra te r Lake. They expect to re tu rn , F rid a y , coining home by tiie l.ake of th e W oods. LEKD41M m akes the price on MASON CORDS. Come and get ’em a t L E E D O M S T IR E HOSPITAL. 270-tf < hi V acation Tri,»— Miss B e rth a .S m ith , one of th e lo -’ cal telephone op erato rs, is enjoying Claire Adams Carl Gentvoorti, (zrejfJ"GOLDEN D R É Â M 5 h e r vacation this week, having left OlíTWBWTBO BY SOupWYM _ fo r L ake of the W oods to spend a few days. VINING— LAST TIM E TONIGHT EL L your dealer yen w ant to see a Fisk Tire b side any other he offers you. H e has it in stock or can get it. S ee for yourself w hat the Fisk Tire has to offer in extra size and strength, how its resiliency compares w hen you flex the tire under your hand, how the depth of the non-skid tread looks beside other treads. This is the w ay to buy tires! T T h ere ‘s a Fisk T ire o f e x tr a v a lu e in e v ery sine, f o r ca r, tru ck o r s p e e d te u to n Tim e to Re-tire? (Buy Fiait» •«*otu*M«ta w • »*«.o»r. DOES MARRIAGE DIM * THE RADIANCE OF A STAR? F lo re m Zlegfeld, th e th ea tric al m agnate, who d oesn't w ant his s ta r. M arilyn M iller, to m arry Jack Pick- ford. th e m oving picture acto r, says th at his first reason for advising ag ain st the wedding is, “ I fear th a t it would in ju re her value as a s ta r .” ) T h a t Is interesting. Does th e fact th a t she is m arried, reduce a wom a n 's p opularity and dravrfng power la s an a rtis t? If she depends on ta l ent for her appeal to the p u b lic / being m arried would m ake no dlf- ' ference. If she depends on some- ! thing else— those things which keep the stag e Jo h n n ies hanging around th e th e a tre , each believing th a t he has a chance to .co p out th e leading lady— then m arria g e m ight h u rt. j Most of th e show s which m ake j th ea tric al prom oters rich these days I are so raw th a t a self-respecting i wom an, w h eth er m arried or single, I m ay very well h e sita te to tak e th e 'le a d in g ro le in them . It would be! in te re stin g to know ju st how m uch! bare legs a n d serai-nude’ women have co n trib u ted to the Ziegfeld : fortu ne. Wide Mouth Mason Pints, per d o z e n ........................ $1.20 Wide Mouth Mason Quarts, per dozen ....................$1.35 Wide Mouth Mason Half Gallons, per d o z e n ............$1.75 Economy Pints, per dozen ..........................................$1.20 Economy Quarts, per dozen ........................................$1.35 Economy Half Gallons, per d o z e n .............................. $1.60 Jelly Glasses, per dozen ................................. 77.............50 Economy lads, j>er d o z e n ..................................................3ft Mason Lids, per dozen ......................................................3ft Rubliers, heavy, 3 dozen f o r ..........................; ...............25 Rubbers, medium, 2 dozen f o r ........................................15 PLAZA MARKET 61 NORTH MAIN STREET -7 -T -7 -7 -7 -7 -7 - 7 Every Business Man ! JOHN BULL IS ASKED TO HALT RUM TRADE LONDON. Ju ly 27.— The B ritish governm ent has received a note from the W ashington governm ent, it was . announced today, asking co-opera tion in th e suppression of liquor ru n n in g into th e U nited S û te s th ro u g h B erm uda and th e B aham as. appreciates the value of a satisfied patron One pleased patron is worth five new ones. 1NTERURBAN AUTOCAR CO. (E ffective J a n u a ry 1, 1922) Daily (E xcept Sunday) LV. MEDFORD LY . ASHLAND 7:00 a. m. 7:00 a. m. 8:00 a. rn. 8:00 a. m. 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 1:00 p. m. 1 :00 p. m. 2:00 p. m. 2 :0 0 p. m. 3:00 p. m. 3:00 p m. 4:00 p. m. 4:00 p. m. 5:00 p. m. 5:00 p. m. 6:00 p. m. 6:00 p. m. 7:“60 p. m. 7:00 p. m. 8:30 p. m. 8:30 p. in. Sat. only 9:30 p. m. 9:30 p. m. 10:80 p. m. Sat. only 10:30 p. m. Sunday Schedule Leave M edford for A shland and A shland for M edford every h our on the hour from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m .;j then 6:30 p. m. and 9:30 p. m. A shland w aiting room — E ast Side Pharm acy. ASHLAND-ROSEBURG STAGE Daily (E xcept Suuday) LV. ASHLAND LV. ROSEBURG 8:30 a. m. 7:00 a m. 2:00 p. m ! 12:00 noon T ravel by stage; sh o rte st ro u te by ¡20 m iles; one of O regon's most scenic, trip s. F a re -—A ahland-R ose- liurg, $4.00; M edford - R oseburg. $4.15; G ia n ts Pus*-Roseburg, $3.0«. MEDFORD-GRANTS PASS Daily (Except Sunday) LV. G’T ’S PASS I LV. MEDFORD 7 :30 a. m. 7 ;45 a. m. 1:00 p. m J 1:00 p. m. 5:30 p. m. ! 4:45 p. m. Sunday Only 1 0 :0 0 a .m . 4 : 3 0 p .m . G ran ts P ass w aiting room — The | Bonbonniere, phone 160. Office and w aiting room — No. o Our pleased patrons are co n stan tly ' bringing us new friends. The Citizens Bank of Ashland CHIROPRACTORS DIb >LtUD INGERSOLL HAWLEY -V isiting C hiropractic Physician N euritis eases a specialty. Phone 118-J. T reatm en t given only in Four own home. FOR SALE— Good profitable 160 acre ranch. F o r p a rticu la rs a d dress John Sanders, Glendale. Oregon. 2756* Our growth indicates the force of this state ment. Surgeon. P ractice lim ited to eye. ear, boee and th ro a t. GUsaee supplied. O culist and aurls; fo> 8. P. R R. Offices. M. F. and H Bldg ■ Msdf; rd, Ore. P hone 567 OR. M ATTIE I t a h a w ° __ . . . 7 "enH on to n o t h i n J “ - tO n’otherB and children In te rn a l »»erettone and endocrine glands. Res. and office. 108 Pio n e e r.a v e n u e . Telephone 28. Of fice hours, 11 to 12 a. in ; 2 to 6 D. m FOR prom pt and careful service, au to tru ck s or horse dravs, call W hittle T ran sfer Co. Phone 111. for service as railro ad m achinists, Office, 89 Oak stre e t near Hotel A shland. 56tf boilerm akers, blacksm iths, electrlc- : Ians, sheetm etal w orkers, pipe fit- T” p n w i T i ---- _ tors, coppersm iths, tin n e rs, car in -! T* f ^ r ° W I^ L' T GENERAL t r a n s spectors, car repairers, helpers— all ' • u o ° d team and m otor trucks. Gcod service at a reason classes able nrice Phone 83 UNDER STR IK E CONDITIONS FO B RENT. ; BEST EX PLA IN ED BY CHAIRMAN BEN W. HOOPER OF THE UNITED APARTMENTS — F u rn ish ed , close STATES R A I L R O A D LABOR • in, m odern conveniences. A dults only. Inqu r e 166 H argadlne St., BOARD IN HIS STATEMENT OF or phone 122. 257-tf | JULY 1ST, READING AS FOLLOWS FOR RENT— Office room s, 135 E. “ In this case the conflict is not Main. A ddress P. O. Box 1? 275-6 betw een the em ployer and th e op pressed employes. The people of th is FOB SALK. country, th ro u g h an act of congress, ------------- ! signed by P resid en t W i’son, estab- “ AY FOR SALE— By G. F. Billings i Ushed a trib u n a l to decide 3uch dis putes over wages and w orking con ■FOR SALE— Quick, 12 acres terrac e property, seven block from P. O., ditions. which a re subm itted to it in two blocks L ithia p a rk, im prove a p ro p er m anner. It is th e decision m ents w orth over $4000. Price of th is trib u n a l a g ain st which the! $1650. P. O. Box 463. 254-lm o* shop c ra fts a re strik in g . • ________ ________________ “ R egardless of any question of t h e ! FO R S A L E - 40 acres wr7Td~iand rig h t of the men to strik e, th e m en: cheap. T hr^e m iles from city See who ta k e the s trik e rs ’ places are! ow ner, 89» Boulevard. 262-18* m erely accepting th e wages a n d ' — —----------------------------------------------- w orking co n d it’ons prescribed by a FOR SALE — K entucky W onder governm ent trib u n a l and a re per bean, 6c pound. 459 M orton St form ing a public Service. They are 271-6* j not accepting th e wages and work- ' ing conditions which an em ployer is m odern try in g to Impose. F o r th is reason FOR SALE — Six room hbuse, close in. Term s. 63 public sentim ent and full govern G resham St. 272-6* m ent pow er will protect th e men who rem ain in th e ir positions and FOR SALE— A creage on paved new men who m ay come in .” highw ay, snlendid soil. Five acres. A dequate provisions have been 10 acres, 15 acres, 20 acres, and m ade for th e full protection of a l ; the price is rig h t. O. A. M anning. new emp-’oyes, th e sam e as old era T alent, Oregon. 272tf ployes w’ho have rem ained loyally a t j work. A pplicants should apply to FOR SALE— Team of m ules, wagon th e office of th e su p erin ten d en t a tj and harness, 10 tons of grain hay P o rtla n d (U nion station-, or to t h e ’ and farm im plem ents, W ill sell a ssista n t su p erin ten d en t a t Rose- sep arately or together. 1087 N. Main St., Ashland. burg. J. H. DYER. G eneral M anager S outhern Pacific: FOR SALE -A veritable park of one acre, sct to choice fru its, n u ts Company. and grapes, rig h t in h e a rt of the R ‘ E ’ K ELLY ’ town. W ?ll built seven room R epresentative Executive Depart-! house. Cash, or would consider a m ent S outhern Pacific Company. sm all house and lot as part p ay m ent. Mrs. M arcia D anford. 124$ M anzanita street. 2 75-lm o JYor, Fruit Jars and Trimmings O®. J. J. EM MENS— Physician and MEN WANTED M c N a ir Bros. 2Jie OR. ERNEST A. WOODS— Practice lim ited to aye, ear, cose and th ro a t. Off'.oe hours, 10 to 12 and I to I. 8» adsnburg Bldg., Ash land. O re , 73-tf TRANSFER AND EXPRESS. Corn Solvent A n y w a y T h is M o d ern in te rn a tio n a l D o c to r W o u ld P u t U p A t tra c tiv e D oses. P l YSTCTANS. O. B. L A M K I N RARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE PASTURE FOR SALE— Good feed, plenty of w ater and shade. On W ell’s ranch n e a r Ashland. H V. M itchell. 275-6* GREEN A PPLES — G ravenstines. C an’t beat ’em for pies und sauce. 25 pounds for $1 delivered. Phono 9 - F -ll. FOR SALE— Mr. A lbert Johnson, of W aln u t stre e t, desires to dispose of all his real e sta te a t reasonable prices. Call at 601 W alnut. 276*4 RANCH FOR SALE 44 ACRE RANCH consisting of 25 or 30 acres Bear Creek bottom land; 13 acres bearing pear or c h ard ; several acres in a lfa lfa ; en tire tra c t excellent garden land; abundance of good spring w ater for dom estic purposes; e n tire ranch Irrig ated from vested w a te r rig h t; com fortable dw elling house and o u tb u ildings; entC e ranch fenced. Located on R. F. D. m ail route, th re e n iie s n o rth of Ash land and fro n tin g on Pacific h ig h way. F o r price and term s call on or address Mrs. J. W. Mills, 315 Almond stre e t, A shland. Oregon. 259-thu-sat AfOnce SEE US NOW ABOUT YOUR F IR E INSURANCE P ro crastin atio n in ta k in g out fire insurance has robbed m any a m an of his e n tire property. Don’t be cau g h t unp rep ared by the fire fiend. Your hom e, your business, your crops, your a u to m obile have a very real money value. No p ro p erty is secure against d e stru ctiq p by fire. Let us tell you how little it will cost to fully • pro tect you. “ W hen you w ant good in su r ance, ta lk w ith B illings.” Billings Agency City and Ranch Proporti«« Houses to Rent Ashland, Oregon CITIZEN’8 RANK BUILDING Kata bl ished 1KS.'» lU-al Estate and Real Insurance ASHI^AND, OREGON P hone 211 41 E M ain St.