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PrilUy. September 18, 1922
SH
G ravenstein A p p le s —■W indfalls,
SO lb. box, 75c delivered. T he finest
all-ro u n d apple on the m ark et.
Phone 9 - F - ll.
Disasterous Fire Season Nearly Over
Is Belief of Forestry Association
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Californians Visit—
— ■ .
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Sipes, of San-
PORTLAND. Sept. 15. — A fte r have investigated d ista n t smol
ta Monica, Calif., who have bean on m ucb anxjety u n til th e end of Aug- found them arisin g from concealed
an eight m o n th s’ to u r of the ea ste rn ugt th e ba’ckbone of one of the stills.
CONVALESCENT HOME
has finally been broken and rem ain- ust w ere in th e n o rth e rn Coast re-
Jng rjgk jg confjned raain iy to h u n t- gion and caused by careless loggers
erg, and cam pers’ carelessness should C onsiderable m erch an tab le tim ber
therg bg dry w e a tb er in early gep- was killed, in spite of heavy fire-
tem b er ig tb e concensus of th e fig h tin g expense, b u t it will m ostly
m onthly rep o rts received recently be salvaged. In th e in te rio r a dis-
by the W estern F o re stry and Con- tin c t increase of fire was noted af-
servation association, from public te r the gam e season opened and
and priv ate fire fig h t!ng agencies h u n ters en tered th e woods. F rom
Now is th e tim e to have y our pi
th ro u g h o u t the five Pacific Coast now on these and careless b u rn ers
ano tu ned. C arl H. L oveland S tu
of slashings co n stitu te the chief
dio 135 E. Main. P hone 465. 4tf states.
Except in a few localities th e sea- hazard. The forest service office in
See C arl L oveland about having «>“ bas been one of trem endous e x -'P o rtla n d rep o rts having had nearly
y our boy learn some band in stru - Pense and taxed all protective or- 700 m en on duty d u rin g A ugust, ex-
tllJ ganizations to th eir utm ost to p re -,p e n d in g $40,000 in th re e weeks. Out
m ent, and join th e Boys’ Band. Stu
P
hone
465
4tf V6nt sweep ng loss of life and prop-! of 307 fires extinguished, tw o-thirds
dio 135 E. Main
erty. The force of several th ousand were m an-caused. This re p o rt covers
Leave« fo r P o rtla n d __
| m en is now being red'uced- a lth o u g h n atio n al forests in W ash ngton also.
' Mrs P earl Thom pson and m other, It will be kept a t w orking stre n g th
P riv a te and s ta te a u ih o ritie s in
Mrs Lovinia H am m erslev left th is d u rin g Septem ber and p a rtially era- W ashington had 150 fires of conse-
m orning for P o rtla n d . Mrs Ham - Ployed in im proving telephone lines, quence ascribed chiefly to berry-
ersley goes to spend th e w inter w ith tra ils and o th e r facilities for use in pickers, cam pers and loggers, th at
a d a u g h te r. Mrs. George Robinson 1923.
|re q u ire d m uch effo rt to control, b u t;
was one of th e party. She and M rs .: A lthough lig h t rain s relieved the w ere not as d estru ctiv e as those ear-
Thom pson will re tu rn in a few days tension in m any places early in Aug- Her in th e season.
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ust, th e re were 2000 fires d u rin g
M ontana had a fairly average
W anted, wom en to w ork in fruit tb e m o n tb - The dam age has not yet m onth, w ith little dam age.
The •
a t T a len t cannery. F o r p a rtic u la rs been accurately rep o rted , b u t is sam e general rep o rt is received from
ltf
com paratively
sm all,
considering C alifornia, a lth o u g h th e forest serv-
phone 364-J1.
the g rea t n um ber of fires handled, ice had over 500 fires and th re e of
because of the prom pt action and ex- them in th e S hasta region, two be
Show them w here you are from .
destroved
m uch
incendiary,
tensive forces em ployed by th e pro ing
Get those A shland pen n an ts a t El-
scenic value.
tective agencies.
h a r t ’s.
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Idaho had m uch fire th ro u g h o u t
P rosecutions for carelessness and
incendiarism w ere num erous, over A ugust, due to excessive lightning,
V isits w ith Friends —
50 convictions being secured d u ring b u t ex tra o rd in a ry effo rt by p atrol
Mrs. F. O. Nelson, of Boise, Ida.,
associ;<;ons and o th er agencies kept
a rriv ed W ednesday for a sh o rt visit A ugust. L ig h tn in g was also a pro-
with Mrs. H. G. E nders on E ast lific cause of fire8’ w bile in no pre- th e situ atio n in hand. It rem ain s
vious season has th e re been so m uch critical, how ever, unless th e present
Main stre e t.
com plaint of those caused by cig ar w eath er distu b ran ces brings ra in in
F
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In a num ber of instances, some am ount, for th e u nusual dry
W e sell F red R ap p ’s w aterm elons ettes.
¡m
oonshiers
have added to th e trou- ness of the forests has n o t been ef-
a t th e W hite H ouse grocery, 1 %
2tf
bles
of
patrolm
en, and lookouts who ! fectively relieved.
cen ts per pound.
A fter a search of th e e n tire
northw est for the best steelhead
's tre a m , Zane Grey, a u th o r of m any
! stories of the west, has decided to
try th e Rogue, according to th e
G ran ts P ass C ourier.
He will
spend a week th ere a fte r th e big
fellows and expects to get a num
ber before he continues southw ard.
He has ju st re tu rn e d from the
n o rth e rn end of V ancouver island,!
w here he had heard th e re was ex
cellent fishing.
He has never yet
been able to land a steelhead, al-
! though he has m ade o th e r trip s
here. The fishing is incidental to
g a th e rin g m ate ria l for a new novel
which he expects to publish in the
i next two years.
B e tte r be safe th an sorry.
See
B eaver R ealty Co. about your in su r
ance. P hone 68.
287tf
Call A shland C leaning and Dyeing
W orks. W ork g u aran teed . 37 F irs t
s tre e t. P hone 63.
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W. R. C. Entertains—
Some 30 m em bers of the W om en’s
R elief Corp w ere e n te rta in e d Mon
day aftern o o n at th e hom e of Mrs
J N. D ennis on the B oulevard. The
aftern o o n was spent in a very e n te r
tain in g way and delicious re fre sh
m ents w ere served by th e hostess.
H ave tw o very good buys in resi
dence p roperty on G ran ite stre e t,
and on A llison s tre e t, a t very a t
Edw ard Dunn entered the govern
tra c tiv e prices. A shland R ealty Co. i ment service In l c37 as a mounted
5 -lm o
messenger under Secretary of War
4-
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Stanton. After 55 years’ service he
J u s t a rriv ed , late fall h a ts for was relieved August 20. His co-work
p a rtic u la r women.
W ineland and ers presented him with a purse filled
with gold, which was handrtl to him
Shepherd.
by Secretary Weeks.
I have several second hand band
in stru m e n ts for sale cheap. See m e I
about s ta rtin g y o u r boy in th e Boys’ i
Studio
! Band.
Carl H. L oveland
4tf '
135 E. Main. Phone 465.
V isits in Ashland—
I. H. W ise and Mrs. R im ge, of KLAMATH SAWMILLS W ILL
NOT OPERATE IN WINTER
n e a r A ger, w ere guests T uesday
n ig h t of Mr. and Mrs. J. N. D ennis
KLAMATH FALLS, Sept. 15.—
a t th e ir hom e on th e B oulevard.
C u rren t rum ors th a t the saw m ills
G rav en stin e Apples, none b e tte r of this d istric t wll o p erate th ro u g h
tor jelly . W indfalls, 75c per 50 lb. the w inter m onths was given little
box. P h o n e 9 - F - ll.
foundation in talk s yesterday with
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H. D. M ortenson of the Pelican Bay
N otice— O ur shop will be closed L am be r com pany, and Mat Egan of"
S undays beginning Sunday, Septem - tbe Algom a L um ber company,
ber 10th. K ruggel Bros. T ;re Shop.,
M ortenson said his com pany had
6-6
no in te n tio n of o p eratin g this win-
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te r, b u t th a t th e saw m ill would j
A uto Lands in Ditch
'c o n tin u e to operate up to th e holi-
A Reo autom obile b e a iin g a t a l i (j ayg
rpbe box factorv would con-
fornia license. No. 1548S8. ran into t -nue t r o u g h th e w inter, he said,
th e ditch about ahlt a m ile south of q,be com pany is about to s ta r t in-
T a le n t T hursday betw een noon and gtajjation 0( new ¿ rv kilns a t a cost
2 o”clock, according to i n f o r m a t i o n approxim ately $40,000.
b ro u g h t to th e city y esterd ay a fte r-;
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noon. It could not be ascertained PROBLEM OF INDUNATION
who th e car belonged to. b u t it is
LOOMS IN I,EGAL SUIT
. tho u g h t no one was in ju re d . The
S t a r suffered a broken front axle and
REDDING. Calif., Sept. 15.— The
wheel
project of th e G lenn-Colusa Irr'g a -
. j tion d istrict m aking a storage reser-
L et J e y y O’Neal fig u re your n e x l , ^ Qf
,n u n .
job of plum bing. F irs t class m ater- (iatjng
m
Qf
and
lal and w orkm anship.
$07 E .^ I a in stre e t.
ione
>
; tilled land, subm erging th e tow ns of
p a u R iver Millg Gienb u rn , P ittv ile
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.
, . . . and D ana, destroying all roads and
E v e ry th ln s < k » < J « 4
o b lItcrat.
A ,h l.n ,I C leaning « Dyeing Works*
,m p r0 , em en, 8J
Phone
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V (siting from Eugene—
M arion H ager and fam ily, of 472
Scenic Drive, have had as gnests
this w eek. Mrs. H a g e r’s b ro th e r.
>P A. Schw ering and wife, of Eu-
l;ene. Mr. Schw ering is an under-
ta k e r in th e U niversity city.
Effective ..
ASHLAND
.. Diplomatic
REALTY
CO
j[ongcr Evgjm lift —
Opposite City Hall
Business Chances
Insurance
Real E state
D«al«r* who d l u l i j th« alga
uaa Calo) Flushlr « OI) far aaia,
thorough d ea n i-g —and «are
len«, lor corract rafilUng.
STANDARD 015. COMPANY
(Caüfcraía)
—
3 Buick Six
$1425
F. 0. B. Ashland
Compare this price with other makes before buying
Buick Sales Agency
83 NO. MAIN ST.
Heating Shoves
Our assortment contains bcth wood and coal
burners that are made to render the maximum
service. They are attractive, both in looks and in
price, and are sure to give satisfaction.
Drop in and let us show them to you.
D etrick sells b u tte r to r less.
F r u it canning tim e is a t hand.
F o r ftroit ja rs, lids, rubbers, jelly
The cost of looking your best has
m olds and su g a r, D e tric k ’s prices dropped am azingly. See P a u lse ru d ’s
«can’t be beaten.
‘su jts.
9-1
87-39 North Main St.
Phone 203
Fresh Fish Thursday and Friday
FR U IT JA RS AND TRIMMINGS
E xtra thick black Mason rubbers, per dozen.............. 10c
2 doz. for 15c; 4 doz. for 25c
Monopole white rubbers—per doz. 10c; 3 doz. f o r ... ,25c
Economy lids, per dozen ................................................. 30c
Mason lids, per d o z e n ....................................................... 30c
K err caps, per dozen .......................................................15c
Jelly glasses, tall or flats, per dozen............................. 50c
Heavy, clear water glasses, e a c h .................................. 5c
Stone jars, per gallon .......................................................25c
Mason jars, per dozen—pints .........................................90c
Mason jars, per dozen—quarts ................................... $1.10
Mason jars, per dozen—half g a llo n s ...........................$1.60
Economy and W ide Mouth Mason jars, per dozen—
Pints ..........................
$1.20
Q uarts .......................................................................$1.35
H alf G a llo n s .............................................................$1.75
C O P Y R IG H T
THE GOOD THINGS
OF AUTUMN
a re m any, b u t am ong th e num
berless blessings of peace and
prosperity th e re is nothing so es
sential to the w o rld ’s w elfare as
good, n u tritio u s b rea d — the kind
th a t taste s good, looks as good as
it ta s 'e s , and proves its goodness
by bringing h ealth and vigor to
ail who e a t it.
Such bread Is
the kind m ade by
LITHIA BAKERY
STAPLES REALTY AGENCY
Ranches, Orchards and Homes
Fire and Auto Insurance
Hotel Ashland Bldg.
Phone 26
ASHLAND, ORE.
loomed big yesterday in th e tria l of
the condem nation su it b ro u g h t by
.
i th e P acific Gas and E lectric against)
M alcolm D ennis an d siste rs over th e
, rip a ria n rig h ts in a q u a rte r section
of land a sh o rt distance above P it
H ARDW ARE
61 NORTH MAIN STREET
AT
C. 3
L A K E IN
BARGAINS IT* REAL
ESTATE
City and Ranch Properties
Houses to Rent
If. ^ P O W E L L - GENERAL TRANS
H i t — Good team and m otor
tru c k s. Good ervice a t a reiso n
®.b,e price. Pb ne 83
“WE, THE PEOPLE OF THE
UNITED STATES,-”
As decade after decade passes, we who live
and prosper under the Constitution marvel
more and more at the matchless wisdom, the
almost prophetic vision of those early leaders of the
nation who could devise a plan of government so
perfect that it has endured basically unchanged for
over a hundred and thirty years.
The story of the making of the Constitution and what
it means to us is told in an absorbingly interesting
manner in the latest of the Our Government stories
now being issued by this Institution.
If you are not receiving these articles monthly come
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Citizens Bank of Ashland
DR. E. B. ANGELL— C hiropractic
and E lectro-T herapy. The com bi
FO R TRADE— 160 a c re unincum
nation does w onders. F irs t N at’l
bered ranch en Pacific highway)
Bank Bldg. Phone 48-142.
and county road, n e a r H ilt; sm all)
“ N atu re abhors a vacuum ” tf
house and o u tb u ildings;
good
stock o r chicken ranch w ith plen
ty of wood and tillable land. W ill
FOUND.
tra d e for unincum bered A shland
acreage; pre ‘»r no house, but FOUND— G irl’s coat. 235 No. Main
would cnsider acreage w ith sm’Sli
St.
9-4
house. E lean o r G reer, 199 G ran,
ite St.
231tf*
WANTED.
HELP WANTED
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NOTICE OF TAX LAND SALE
Public notice is hereby given th at
the undersigned Bheriff of Jackson
county, Oregon, tinder and p u rsu a n t
to a c e rtain ord er of th e county
co urt of Jackson county, Oregon,
duly m ade and ¿»ntered on the 30th
day of A ugust, A. D. 1922, will offer
for sale and will sell, a t the fro n t
door of the court house in Jackson
ville, Jackson county, Oregon, to the
highest bidder for cash in hand, all
o r any of those certain lots, pieces
o r parcels of land hereto fo re ac
q uired by Jackson county, Oregon,
for d elinquent taxes, and now owned
by said county, upon which lots,
pieces or parcels of land, th e said
county co urt of said county has set
a m inim um price as indicated in said
o rder, and as said land and said
price is set fo rth in Volume One of
Jackson county, Oregon, Tax T itle
L and R ecord, in the office of the
undersigned sheriff, a t th e court
house in Jacksonville, Oregon, re fe r
ence to which is hereby m ade and
each thereof is hereby m ade a p art
of th is notice; said sale will com
m ence a t 10 o’clock a. m. on S a tu r
day, th e 14th day of October, A. D
1922, and continue u ntil 12 o’clock
noon of said day, and in case all of
said property is not sold w ithin said
tim e, said sale will be held and con
tinued at th e sam e place, betw een
th e sam e ho u rs on each succeeding
S aturday, until all of said land so
to be sold, has been sold, o r pending
the fu rth e r orders of th e County
C ourt of Jackson county, Oregon.
A list of all property to be sold,
to g eth er w ith the m inim um price at
which each lot, piece or parcel
thereof can be sold, is open to th e
inspection of th e public a t yie office
of the undersigned sh eriff in the
court house a t Jacksonville, Oregon.
D ated a t Jacksonville, Oregon,
Septem ber 7th, 1922.
C. E. TE R R IL L ,
Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon
6-4 fri
WANTED— R eliable lady or ma:
p a rtn e r with $150, in cleanin
and dyeing business. Experieuc
unnecessary, splendid opportunity
A ddress Box F , c /o Tidings. 10-3
WANTED— Clean rags.
No carpet
rags o r sm all scraps.
Tidings
office.
7tf
WANTED— Young
P a n tato riu m Dye
F riday m orning.
man a t tbe
W orks.
Call
11-2*
IO K RENT.
APARTM ENTS — F u rn ish ed , close
in| m odern conveniences. Adults
only. In q u ire 166 H argadine St.
or phone 122.
257-tf
FO R RENT— F u rn ish ed room s. Al
len A partm ents. Also two goot
sto re rooms. Call 63 N. Main. 3ti
FOR RENT— One three-room furn
ished a p a rtm e n t; also fo u r sleep
ing room s. R osem ont A partm ent
E. Main St.
4-4*
FO R RENT— B er. five room fu rn
ished a p a rtm e n t in A shland. Only
$30 per m onth if tak e n for school
year. Call a t 129 L aurel St.
FOR RENT— H andy a p artm en t rlc
in. 137 F irst St.
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;
K )H SALK.
HAY FOR SALE— By G. F. Billings
FOR SALE— R egistered n r lk goat«
excellent m ilkers.
M iller, Bo
664.
300 lin o '
GRAVENSTEIN A PPLES —W i n d
fa lls ,'50 lb. box 75c delivered. Th
finest all-round apple on th e m ar
ket. Phone 9 - F - ll.
FOR SALE— Tuscan cling peachei-
Bagiey ran?h, T alent, Or.
4-10
FOR SALE— Six
h e a rt of city.
G resham St.
room house
Some b(uy.
i
6
6-7
SW EET CIDER— Made fresh ever
day. Two gallons 75c, one gallo
40c, delivered. Phone 9 - F - ll.
FOR SALE— Modern six room pla:
tered bugalow, chicken hous<
woodshed, garage, th re e Iarg
lots, fru it berries, etc.
Pri<
(E ffective January 1, 1922)
$2650, with term s. Inquire F ourt
St. B arber Shop or 283 B stree
»V . M EDFORD
LV. ASHLAND
9-lm
7:00 a. in.
7:00 a. m.
8:00 a. m. FOR SALE— R egistered m ilk goats,
8:00 a. m.
9:00 a. m.
9:00 a. m.
excellent m ilkers.
See them a t
10:00 a. m.
10:00 a. m.
M edford fair
M iller, Box 564.
11:00 a. m.
11:00 a. m.
300-lm o*
12.00 noon
12:00 noon
1:00 P- m. FOR
1:00 P- m.
SALE— One horse. w eight
2:00 P- m.
2:00 P. in.
1600 pounds; also four Jersev
3:00 P. m.
3:00 P m.
cows. E. A. Purves, T alent, Ore.
4 :J0 P- in.
4:00 E. m.
10-3*
5:00 P. in.
5:00 P- in.
6:00 P- in FOR SA L E - Five room , m odern
6:00 P- m.
7:00 P- m.
cottage, pai ly furnished, built-in
7:00 P- m.
8:30 P- m.
featu res, n wly painted and p a
8:30 p. m. Sat. only
9:30 P. m.
pered, lot *0x205, berries, fru it
9:30 P- in.
10:30 p. m. Sat. only 10:30 P. m.
F or p a rtic u ’ars, inqu re 372 Iowa
S undaj Schedule
o r to ow ner at 502 F airview St.
Leave M edford for A ehlsnd and
9-lm o
A shland for M edford everv hour on
the h o u r from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m .; FOR SALE— One alm ost new Ford
ro ad ste r with delivery box, small
then 6:30 p. m. an d 9:30 p. m.
paym ent down, balance tim e to
A shland w aiting room — E ast Side
suit purchaser. Box 457, A shland,
Pharm acy.
Oregon.
11-2*
ASH1AND-ROSEBURG STAGE
Daily (Except Sunday)
LV. ASHLAND
LV. ROSEBURG
7 :00 a m.
8:30 a. m.
12:00 noon
2:00 p .m .
T ravel by sta g e ; sh o rtest ro u te by
20 m iles; one of O regon's mosl
scenic trip3. F a re —-A»hland-Rose-
burg, $4.60;
Medford - Roseburg.
SEE US NOW ABOUT YOUR
FIRE INSURANCE
$4.15; Grants Pass-Roseburg, $8.00.
MEDFORD-GRANTS PASS
P ro crastination in tak in g ont
Daily (Except Sunday)
fire insurance has robbed m any
LV. G 'T ’S PASS
LV. MEDFORD
a m an of his en tire property.
7 :30 a. m.
7 :45 a. m.
Don’t be caught unprepared by
1:00 p. m
1:00 p. m.
the fire fiend. Your hom e, your
5:30
p.
m.
business, your crops, your a u to
4:45 p. m.
mobile have a very real money
Sunday Only
10:00 a. m.
value.
10:00 a. mt
4:30 p. m .|
No p roperty Is secure against
4:30 p .m .
T hr!
G ran ts Pass w aiting room T h< , destru ctio n by fire. L et us tell
you how little it will cost to fully
Bonbonniere. phone 160.
Office and w ag in g room No. 5, protect you.
“ W hen you w ant good in su r
ance, ta lk w ith B illings.”
INTERURBAN AUTOCAR CO.
At Once
W . A. SH ELL
b a r b e r
fc
Safety blades resharpened
like new. Single bit, SOc
doz. Dobule bit, 60c dos
d d ld r a o ’s Work A
Special ry
CITIZEN'S RANK BUILDING
DR. M i l l ) INGERSOLL HAWLEY
— V isiting C hiropractic Physician.
N euritis ear^s a specialty. Phone
118-J. T r • itm en t given only in
your own borne.
FOR EXCHANGE
WANTED— Men to cu t rick wood
for steam sho-.el, by day or con
tra c t. Good t m ber. Rogue R iver
C anal Co., M edford, Ore.
9-6
PLAZA MARKET
BUYERS AND SELLERS MEET
VIOLIN STUDIO— 116 C hurch St. 9R. J, J. EM £ENS— P hyslc’a n ano
Surgeon.
P ractice lim ited
to
Individual in stru ctio n on violin—
eye,
aar,
nc
>e
and
t
h
r
o
a
t
G’-ese*
Sevcik m ethcd
O rchestra and
■ppp led.
O culist and aurl: f c
ensem ble work. H arm ony, theory
S.
P.
R
R.
Offices. M. F a: 4 R
and history.
L eonard C. P etit.
Bldg., M edfird, Ore. Phone 767
TRANSFER AND EXPRBSH.
DR. MATTIE B. SHAW— Residence
and office. 108 P ioneer avenue.
FOR prom pt and careful service,
Telephone 28. Office house. 10
au to tru c k s o r horse drays, call
to 12 a. m .; 2 to 5 p. at., only.
W h ittle T ra n e ’ar Co. Rhone 11?
Office, 89 Oak stre e t n ear Hote:
C H irO PR A C T O R S.
A shland.
5 6 tf )
t
SIM PSON’S
PHYSICIANS.
CONVALESCENT HOME —- Good OR. IE W EST A. WOODS— Practice
cheer.
Good care.
Good food
limited to eye, ear, nose and
T erm s reasonable.
153 G ranite
th ro u t. Office hours, 10 to 12 and
St. P hone 4 U -R .
306-lm o
2 to 6. Svedenburg Bid«., Asfc
land. Ore
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION
ZANE GREY TO VISIT
AND FISH IN ROGUE
HAS SERVED LONG
Home on Vacation —
C onductor L. H ilty, who has been I i
on the K lam ath F a lls branch for
th e last year, is spending a vacation
w ith his fam ily on G resham stre e t.
One cent the word each time
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hom e of H. L. Moore on V ista
stre e t. T he Sipes were old neigh-
burs of Mr. M o o res in Colorado for
ten years, having tak e n Hom esteads
ad jo in in g in 1907. Mr. Moore cam e
down from th e Dead Indian ran ch
and had a few h o u rs’ visit w ith his
old friends.
P l j 'o tu n in g g u a ra n tee d by Carl
Lovela; L Studio 135 E. Main St.
P hone 4 65.
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B U S IN E S S A N D P R O F E S S I O N A L
Billings Agency
Bstabliebed 18S8
Real Estate and Real Insurance
ASHLAND, OREGON
Phon« 211
41 E Main St.
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