ASHLAND DÁÍLF ftMÂGÉ
Thursday, September 14, 1922
Cowboy Regalia
—
:— ------------ Is Being Worn
Moves to Hargadine S t r e e t -
By Pendleton
Frank Hanna has moved to the
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Shook
street.
residence
on
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‘YOUNG TEDDY” TALKS
PAGI TH RO
Everything cleaned and dyed.i
Ashland Cleaning & Dyeing Works.
Phone 63.
6-2
Makes Stoves
Shine
Hargadine '
PENDLETON, Or., Sept
14.— ,
! Pendleton is in Round-Up dress.
Now is the time to have your pi-! Her citizens have d'scarded the'
ano tuned. Carl H. Loveland Stu- sober attire of the hum-drum busi-
dio( 135 E. Main. Phone 465. 4tf ness world and are gay in the fancy.
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vests, loud shirts and broad-brimmed
See Carl Loveland about naving sombreros of the cowbqy.
Local
your boy learn some bund instru- business houses are showing cards
ment, and join the Boys’ Band. Stu- proclaiming that their employes are
dio 135 E. Main. Phone 465.
4tf Pressed “ 100 per cent for the
1
Round-Up.
Leaves for Home
Nor jg tbe “ biggest little citv in
Mrs. Stevenson, who has been the world., lacking in gala attire.|
visiting at the C. Wittenbaugh h o m e , ^ decorations are being put inj
on the Boulevard, left for her hom e,p]ace and vari-colored banners and
today.
¡pennants are floating in the clear
'
. air of September.
Wanted, women to work n fruit
At thg ptound-Up grounds the'
at Talent cannery. For particulars ghining coated racer9 are daily be?
phone 364-J1.
It
; ing put tbrougb their paces. They
Last»
Longer
Black Silk
Stove Polish !
W ill not rab o ff o r dost c i i - m a
tike new
M ade by • «pedal proeese o f th
Ceri&is. ’’JcoBomicsf too— used le
traate. V 'ill not eettle and cake
drop wo ks like the B ra t. M a d e
aatne qu. J it» , same results. Jus
convince you. O rder from your
Use Clack S ilk A ir-D ry in g
s » o u t MS*M look
highest grade m a-
A Tonic and Corrective
Food for
Loss of Appetite
Indigestion
Run-Down Condition
Lack of Energy
Pimples, Boils, Etc.
Pnre, whole dehydrated
yeast in tablets
Cheaper than yeast cakes
and more palatable
j
Bottle of 60 Tablets—$1.10
'!
M c N a ir Bros»
ozten ar.a cocs now
1 th e ta i,—the last
i p a a u ¿»nd liquid}
tr y i t —one can w ill
aier tedo ¿.
-on Knim iel on
Yeast Foam
Tablets
;
g r a te -. registers, stove-pipes- revents rusting.
Else r. la c k S ilk M e t a l F e lls ,
or silver, nickel
o r b n **■ I t has no equal to r u . • oil automobile*.
have won honors on tracks through-:
Cliff Payne makes book ends.
BLACK SILK STOVE PCLISH WORK3
out the United States and give' the
S TE R U ai
ILLINOIS
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promise of some breathless races at,
We sell Fred Rapp’s watermelons Il s
s fchou.
Mexican steers
at the White House grocery. 1% a-plenty are ready, and buckers a s ;
cents per pound.
2tf well.
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There is a coyness in the eyes of
Acting Secretary of the Navy Roose­
Leaves for Convention—
¡Winnemucca and Hotfoot, two of
velt, or “young Teddy,” as he is so gen­
Dr. E. A. Woods left Sunday for the wildest buckers. that presages erally called by ex-President Roose- .
Salt Lake City to attend the annual
t°r would-be riders.
Both are. velt's friends, is evidently taking up I
FRUIT JARS AND TRIMMING3
convention of the Pacific coast eye acclaimed by the cowboys as
a his father's policy of being sure about
tilings,
for
he
was
here
caught
on
the
ear, nose and throat specialists. The coupla wild ’uns,” and have already
Extra thick black Mason rubbers, per dozen.............10c
doctor expected to stop for a day in spilled a score of horsemen in the White House steps telling Secretary
Weeks just how the situation stood.
2 doz. for 15c; 4 doz. for 25c
San Francisco, en route to the meet- try-outs.
Monopole white rubbers—per doz. 10c; 3 doz. for. .. .25c
ing, for a conference with the head
Bes des the usual world cham-
327 ANIMAL PESTS
surgeon of the Southern Pacific. He:pionship bucking contest, there will
Economy lids, per dozen ............................................. 30c
KILLED DURING AUGUST
will be gone for about ten days.
be this year a Northwest champion-
Mason lids, per dozen ...................................................30c
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I ship as well. In this, only residents
A total of 327 predatory animals
Kerr caps, per dozen ................
15c
Piano tuning guaranteed by Carl of Oregon, Washington and Idaho were killed by government hunters
Jelly glasses, tall or flats, per dozen...........................50c
Loveland. Studio 135 E. Main St. may compete, and no one who has; in Oregon during August, according
Heavy, clear water glasses, e a c h ................................ 5c
Phone 465.
4tf ever been in the semi-finals at the to Stanley G. Jewett, predatory ani­
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i Round-Up will be eligible.
Stone jars, per gallon ...................................................25c
mal inspector for the United States
Better be safe than sorry.
See: An innovation this year will be biological survey. This included 35
Mason jars, per dozen—pints ......................................90c
Beaver Realty Co. about your insur- the “ cowboys’ milking contest.” For bobcats, 291 coyotes and one bear.
Mason jars, per dozen—quarts ................................ $1.10
anee. Phone 68.
287tf ,this, each cowboy is allowed a help- In addition, 40 badgers, 197 porcu­
Mason jars, per dozen—half gallons.........................$1.60
er and must robe a cow, milk into a ' pines, 20 skunks and eight racoons
Economy and Wide Mouth Mason jars, per dozen—
!z m . i for California—
bottle enough milk so that the fluid
Hai V McIntosh and his mother can be poured from it, and ride with were taken. Of the 21 hunters em­
Pints ..................................................
$1.20
left tod y for California, after h a v - ! ^
tQ the judges> gUnd Thel ployed, W. C. Snyder, of Princeton,
Quarts
..................................................................$1.35
ing visked with friends lot several CQwg arg nQt tf) be »b u 8 t e d b u t made the best record. In Harney
Half G allons........................................................ $1.75
county in 31 days hd killed 10 bob­
days in this city.
roped by horns, half-head or neck.
cats, 70 coyotes, four badgers and
84 porcupines.
Gravenstine Apples, none better
for jelly. Windfalls, 75c per 50 lb-: OPPOSITION GROWS
FIREMEN SEE FIGHT
61 NORTH MAIN STREET
box. Phone 9 -F -ll.
TO RENAMING SISSON
WHEN ALARM IS SENT
Fresh Fish Thursday and Friday
B U S IN E S S A N D P R O F E S S IO N A L
One cent the word each time.
CONVALESCENT HOME
PHYSICIANS.
CONVALESCENT HOME — Good OR. ERNEST A. WOODS— Practice
cheer.
Good care.
Good food.
lim ited to eye, ear, nose and
Terms reasonable.
153 Granite
throat. Of ic e hour«, 10 to 12 and
St. Phone 411-R.
306-lmo
2 to 6. 8 ,ed «n b u rg Bid«., A«h
land. Ore
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION
VIOLIN STUDIO— 116 Church St. i
Indixidual insLiuction on violin—
Sevcik method
Orchestra and
ensemble work. Harmony, theory
and history.
Leonard C. Petit.
TRANSFER
J* J. EM TENS— Physic'an
Surgeon
Practice limited
eye. ear. no e ¡yid throat. G
■uppiled. «culist and aurh
8 P R. R. Offices. M. F. a:
Bldg., Medi rd, Ore. Phone
and
to
as-
foi
1 H
.«'■
iND EXPRESS.
DR. MATT IE B. SHAW— Residence
and office, 108 Pioneer avenue.
FOR prompt ami careful service
auto trucks or horse drays, cal;
Telephone £8. Office house. 10
to 12 a. m.; 2 to 5 p. m., only.
Whittle Transfer Co. Phone l i t
Office, 89 Oak street n6ar Hote
CHII IPRAUTORS.
Ashland.
56tl
I $ POWELL— GENERAL TRANS DR, M AID I 'GERSOLL HAWLEY
FiuR — Good team and motor — Visiting C iropractic Physician
trucks. Good ervice at a refeson
Neuritis eas *s a specialty. Phone
s h ie
t rice.
Pl ne 83
118-J. Treatment given only in
your own home.
FOR E .C H A N G E
DR. E. B. ANGELL— Chiropractic
and Electro-Therapy. The combi­
FOR TRADE— 160 acre unincum­
nation does wonders. First Nat'l
bered ranch ph Pacific highway
Bani Bldg. Phone 48-112.
and county road, near Hilt; small
"Nature abhors a vacuum ” tf
house and outbuildings;
good
stock or chick n ranch with plen­
FOUND.
ty of wood and tillable land. Will
trade for unincumbered Ashland
acreage; pre’er no house, but FOUND— Girl’s coal. 235 No. Main
St.
9.4
would ensider acreage with smkl'
house. Eleanor Greer, 199 Gran­
WANTED.
ite St.
231tf*
TO TRADE— Completely furnished WANTED— Reliable lady or mai
partner with $150, in cleanim
10 room apartment house in Port­
and dyeing business. Experienn
land, Oregon, centrally located, to
trade for complete home in or
unnecessary, splendid opportunity
near Ashland or Talent. Inquire
Address Box F, c/o Tidings. 10-3’
455 Mountain Aev.
289-lmo
WANTED— Clean rags.
No carpet
TO TRADE— H iavy team and har­
rags or small scraps.
Tidings
office.
7tf
ness for good cow, Ford or what
have you? Inquire 84 Garfield St.
FOB R E M .
Tues, Thurs., Sat.
9tf
AP.AlRTMENTS — Furnished, close
inj modern conveniences. Adults
LOST— Small black and white Shep­
only. Inquire 166 Hargadine St.,
or phone 122.
257-tf
herd terrier.
Reward.
Return
151 Coolidge St.
Phone 301-J.
FOR RENT— Furnished rooms. A l­
10-2»
len Apartments.
Also two good
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store rooms. Call 63 N. Main. 3tf
HELI’ WANTED
LOST.
WANTED— Men to cut rick wood FOR RENT— One three-room furn­
ished aparinent; also four sleep­
for steam shovel, by day or con­
ing rooms. Rosemont Apartment,
tract. Good t mber. Rogue River
E. Main St.
4-4*
Canal Co., Medford, Ore.
9-6
FOR RENT- B en five room furn­
INTHRURBAN AUTOCAR CO.
ished apartment in Ashland. Only
$30 per mouth if taken for school
(E ffective January 1, 1922)
year. Call at 129 Laurel St.
Daily (Except Sunday)
LV. ASHLAND FOR RENT— Three or four room
LV. MEDFORD
7:00 a. m.
7 00 a. m.
modern apartment, furnished, im­
8:00 a. m.
8 Oil a. m.
mediate possession. 128 Factory
9:00
a.
m.
9 00 a. m.
s t-
6tf
10:00 a. m.
10 00 a. m.
11:00
a.
ta.
11 00 a. m.
I OR SALK.
12:00 noon >
12 00 noon
1:00 p. m. HAY FOR SALE-— By G. F. Billingi
1 00 p. m.
2:00 p. m.
2 00 p. m.
3:00 p. m. FOR SALE— Registered milk goati
3 00 p m.
excellent milkers.
Miller, Bo
4^00 p. in.
4 00 p. m.
664-
200 lmo
5:00
p.
na.
5 00 p. m.
6:00 p. m.| GRAVENSTEIN APPLES — Wind
Our vault, protected by our electric burglar [ 6 00 p. m.
7:00 p. m.
00 p. m.
falls. 50 lb. box 75c delivered. Til
equipment is as sensitive to human touch as a 78 30
8:30 p. m.
p. m. Sat. only
finest all-rcund apple on the mar
9:30 p. m.
mother is to Baby’s cry.
9 30 p. m.
ket. Phone 9 -F -ll.
10:30
p. m.
Sat.
only
30
p.
m.
10
FOR SALE— Having disposed of m»
Sunday Schedule
The door, ceiling and walls of the vault are Leave Medford
for Ashland and
business interests here, I desin
surrounded by electrically charged cables, Ashland for Meuford every hour on to sell my modern five room
bungalow, nt 139 W’ imer St. Bar­
hour from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m.;
which respond to the least touch and automat­ the
gain if taken soon. Call at abovi
then 6.30 p. m. and 9:30 p. m.
number or phone 447-J.
Stl
ically set our gong ringing its vibrant alarm.
Ashland waiting room— East Side
Pharmacy.
FOR SALE— Tuscan cling peaches
This is an institution that really protects; and ASHLAND-ROSEBURG STAGE
Bagley ran-h, Talent, Or.
4-10’
Daily (Except Sunday)
a bank that really serves.
: LV. ASHLAND
LV. ROSEBURG FOR SALE— Six room house in
heart of city.
Some b$iy.
63
7 :0 0 a m .
8: 30 a. m.
Gresham St.
6-7*
PLAZA M ARKET
Notice— Our shop will be closed
SACRAMENTO. Sept
14.— Un
Sundays beginning Sunday, Septem­ solicited support in the campaign
ber 10th. Kruggel Bros. Tire Shop. ¡started by Mrs. J. H. Hoerl, of 3265
6-6
Tenth avenue, grand-daughter of
¡Justin Hinkley Sisson, who founded
Let Jerry O’Neal figure your next the town of Sisson, to petition the
Job of plumbing. First class mater­ Postmaster General not to change
ial and workmanship. Phone 138. the name of the town to Mount
207 E. Main street.
238ti Shasta, as recently voted by resi­
dents of the town, is coming to her
from many people in California.
¡¿r
These letters are all in support of
her contention, first contained in a
published letter to Postmaster Gen­
eral Hubert D. Works, that the his­
toric name is Sisson is too well-
known and too valuable to be lost.
Word from Wash'ngton has not
i been received as yet, indicating
‘ what the decision of Postmaster
G eneral'W orks will be in this mat­
ter.
REDDING, Calif., Sept. 14.— A
fire alarm at 2 o'clock in the morn­
ing was due to a fight in California
street, not to a fire.
Two men were having a lively
encounter in a California street re­
sort, when a bystander telephoned
to central to ring up the police and
send them to the scene.
The operator mistook the call for
a fire alarm and called out the fire­
men. The fire department and big
big fire engine responded promptly.
The firemen saw the finish of the
fight.
TW ICE MARRIED, DIVORCED
COUPLE WEDS AGAIN
YR E K A , Calif., Sept. 1 4 — After
having been married twice before,
and divorced both times, George W.
Nance and Eunice Havergal Nance,
Just arrived, late fall hatg for
of Roseburg, Oregon, came to Yreka
particular women.
Wineland and
and procuring a license, appeared
Shepherd.
10-3
before Judge C. J. Luttrell, where
they plighted their faiths anew.
“ Third time ought to be the
charm time,” said the groom. “ If
it isn’t we’ll try it all over again, I
guess.”
The bride is 37, and the groom
51. They are the parents of two
children, a boy, 9, and a girl of 6.
Constantly On Guard
The Citizens B?nk of Ashland! 12Tv . ^ » taSe 5,o? X " a £ |
Ashland, Oregon
PRUNES AND PEACHES ARE
GROWN ON SAME TREE
u
.D friends wear
w e ll ” ; so do
cloth s ‘‘Tailored to
Measure b y B o rn .”
That’s one o f the rea­
sons Born Tailoring
m akes frie n d s with
substantial men who
appreciate true worth.
Y ou can buy a good
suit or overcoat for
$30 or $35; the long
wear at a low price
m akes econom y
doubly certain.
W e w ant you to become
better a c q u a in te d with.
B om T a ilo r in g ; it has
m a n y g o o d q u a litie s ;
come in an d see the Born
line of all wool fabrics.
PAULSERUD’S
elTvell/
Mary-
your cooking gets bet­
ter every day!
— and M ary explains that
she’s been reading up —new
schools of cookery advise
baking powder with a com­
bination of leavening units
that produce good results
if doors do slam, oven isn’t
“ doing” just right, or phone
rings at most critical time.
So she is using Crescent
Baking Powder.
At all grocers
Crescent Manufacturing Company
Seattle, Washington
C rescent
Dakiru
¡wdel
Positively does
N O T c o n ta in
Alum .
VANCOUVER, Wash., Sept. 14.—
A tree bearing prunes and peaches
is a curious sight at the farm home
of Dennis B. Meyer and h's brother,
Harry B. Meyer.
On a small prune three several!
years ago, they grafted a peach
scion, and it grew. The prune sec­
tion, of course, has regular prune
leaves on i t The grafted part has
peach leaves.
This year the tree,
bore heavily of prunes and peaches.'
WOULD-BE K ILLER IS
PAROLED IN CALIFORNIA
SHASTA, Calif., Sept. 14.— Sher­
iff James L. Richardson brings word
back from San Quentin that Robert
W. Shaw has been released on pa­
role and gone east with a brother.
On Christmas day, 1916, Shaw
! shot and blinded T. L. Cockrum near
I this place. Shaw was sentenced in
¡May 1918. to prison for ten years.
He is now 76 years old
Cockrum
is with a brother in Arkansas. *
Call Ashland Cleaning and Dyeing
Works. Work guaranteed. 37 First
street. Phone 63.
6 2
Have two very good buys in resi­
dence property on Granite street,
and on Allison street, at very at­
tractive prices. Ashland Realty Co.
6-lmo
' 20 miles; one of Oregon s mos. SWEET CIDER— Made fresh every
day. Two gillons 75c, one gallon
scenic tripo.
F »re— Ashland-Ko**,
40c, deli vet ed. Phone 9 -F -ll.
burg, $4.00;
Medford - Roseburg.
#4.15; Grants Pass-Roseburg, #3.00. FOR SALE— New electric washing
machine. P8 Granite St.
9-3*
MEDFORD- ¡RANTS PASS
Daily (Except Sunday)
FOR SALE— iodern six room plas­
LV. G’T’S PASS
MV. MEDFORD
7:30 a. m. ¡ tered buga’ ow, chicken house,
7 :45 a. m.
woodshed, garage, three large
1:00 p .m .
1:0o°n P' m
lots, fruit berries, etc.
Price
4:45 p.m .
5:30 p.m.
$2650, with terms. Inquire Fourth
Sunday Only
St. Barber Shop or 283 B street
10:00 a. m.
I« « »
9-lmo
4:30 p.m .
4 ’ 3° PThf'
Grants Pass waiting room— Tin FOR SYL E — Registered milk goats,
excellent ni'lkers.
See them at
Bonbonaiere. phone 160.
Medford fair
Miller, Box 564.
Office and w ing room - No. o
300-1 mo*
BUYERS AND SELLERS MEET
AT
STAPLES REALTY AGENCY
Riinchos, Orchards and Home«
Fire and Auto Insurance
Hotel Ashland Bldg.
Phone 2«
FOR SALE— One horse, weight
1600 pounds; also four Jersev
cows. E. A. Purves, Talent, Ore.
10-3*
FOR SALE— Five room, modern
co’ tage, par ly furnished, built-in
features, newly painted and pa­
pered, lot 50x205, berries, fruit.
For particulars inqu re 372 Iowa
or to owner at 502 Fairview St.
9-1 mo
ASHLAND, ORE.
Owners know that the
good Maxwell Coupe is
just as unusual in reliable,
economical performance
as it is in pronounced
beauty. Its sound value is
more than ever apparent.
Sedan . . - tl33S
Totnring Car .
883
Coupe . . 91233
Roadster -
883
t r i t a / . e . L O m tm i . I t »■■■«» Ma to t«
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MAXW
BARGAINS II* REAL
ESTATE
City and Ranch Properties
Houses to Rent
CITIZEN’S RANK BUILDING
U m I
A. W. WALKER AUTO COMPANY
Phone 18—Medford, Ore.
G B L A M K I N
W. A. SHELL
B A R B E R
ñtOnce
SEE US NOW ABOUT YOUR
FIRE INSURANCE
Procrastination in taking out
fire insurance has robbed many
a man of bis entire property.
Don’t be caught unprepared by
the file fiend. Your home, your
business, your crops, your auto
mobile have a very real money
value.
No property is secure against
destruction by fire. Let us tell
you how little it will cost to fully
protect you.
“ When you want good insur­
ance, talk with Billings.’'
Billings Agency
Safety blades resbarpened
Established 1SK-3
like new. Single bit, 30r j
Re«t.i
Estate
and Real Insuraucx
doz. Dobule bit, 60c doz
ASHLAND, OREGON
Children’« Work A
1’hoae 211
41 E Main St.
Specialty