Thursday, October 19, 1922
ASHLAJTD DAILY TIDING»
PAG« FOUR
H edgm an Awarded C ontract—
W ork on a co n tract for 9 % m iles
of u n it No. 1, L am m ’s m ill-F o rt'
1 K lam ath section of The D alles-C all-,
A shland L odge No. 2 3
1 fo rn la highw ay, was begun today by
¡E. K. H odgm an, who recently r e
A. F . & A . M .
signed h.s position as d istric t high-,
P re se n t w ork calls
Special com m unication F rid a y ev- way engineer.
ening, October 20.
T hird degree. j or g rad in g and m acadam , and it
Also visit from D istrict Deputy Her will be pushed to the utm ost before
m an, of G rants Pass. Supper at 6 :15 t jje w in ter w eath er in te rfe re s. Mr.
sharp. M embers of fraternit> cor H odgm an was in charge cf the pav
ing over the Siskiyous, and from
dially invited.
GEO. B. ICEN HOW ER, W. M.- c e n tr a l P o in t to R oseburg, and the
W . H. DAY, S ecretary.
40-2 w ork done on the Green Springs
m ountain and C ra te r Lake highw ay.
&
Sweeping Medical Campaign U nderW ay
To Check Disease Epidemics in Russia;
A. R. A. Feeding o f Children Continues
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w ith a sta te m e n t th a t th e H arding County T reasurer's F irst Call for
Bonds o f School D> strict No. H
ad m in istratio n has already done
State of Oregon, County of Jack-
m uch for th e farm e r in helping re
son, T reasury D epartm ent, Jack so n
store prices and m ark ets, was read ville, Oregon, October 18, 1922.
to a farm ers’ g a th e rin g in W ashing- ' Notice is» hereby given th a t th ere
ton court house, Ohio, th is afternoon are funds on hand for the redem p
by S ecretary of A g riculture W al tion of Bond No. 6 of School D istrict
No. 8, Jackson county, Oregon. I n
lace.
tere st on the above called bond
The president predicted th a t the ceases on the above date. P rincipal
Am erican farm ers never would unite and in terest payable a t the office of
of dec, ase.1 pruduc-
T r e a s u r e r,J a e k ^ lle ^ O re -
on a program
pon
A. C. W ALK ER,
tion, such as has been th reaten ed TrPa8Urer of Jackson County, Oregon
recently by some farm er leaders.
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Wineland § Shepherd
R eturn from H unt—
J. F. Place, R. F. K ruggel, A lbert
F lu ff R ugs, m ade from your old
M eyers and E. D ougherty retu rn ed worn out carpets. Telephone 208.
W ednesday from a w eek’s h u n tin g
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trip in and around K lam ath county.
T heir kill consisted of one larg e
Sweet Cider, m ade fresh every
m uletail deer and th e lim it of quail day, two gallons 75c, one gallon 40c
for each of the party.
! delivered. P houe 9 - F - ll.
Now is the tim e to have your pi- Red Ci-oss People V isit—
ano tuned. C arl H. Loveland S tu -'
F o r th e purpose of co n ferring w itl
dio 135 E. Main. P hone 465. 4tf local people reg a rd in g the com ing,
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Red Cross drive in th e county, Mrs.
G ets Ruck N ear Grizzley—
F . W, M ears and Mabel H aynes, of
C G. E nglish re tu rn e d W ednes- the M edford c h a p te r of th e organiza-
day evening from the vicinity of tion, Rev. E. P. L aw rence and John
Grizzley peak, and b ro u g h t back a C. Mann w ere in the city W ednes-
fine buck. Mr. E nglish says th a t a (lay fo r a sh o rt tim e.
bock is h ard to carry up a hillside
YOl who neglected to purchase
and he should know w hereof he
speaks, for he was com pelled t o R eason tic k e ts fo r th e Lyceum course [
carry the deer for quite a distance « ^ y get them from V. V. Mills, at
th e S tate Bank of A shland.
Re-
before gettin g it out in the open.
m a ’ning four num bers for $1.25. 1
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F o r cleaning and pressing, p h o n e ;
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Piano tu n in g g u a ra n tee d hv Carl
119. W e call and deliver.
I Loveland. Studio, 135 E. Main St.
M edford to R eceive Bids—
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Phone 465.
The M edford city council will soon
receive bids for the co nstruction of Ret u n is from N evada—
George P. K ing re tu rn e d a few
a new city reservoir, as th e w ater
days
ago from a trip to Reno. Nev.,
engineer has been in stru c te d to p re
w
here
he had been for a week look- i
pare at once th e proposed plans and
ing
a
fte
r business and v isiting with
specifications. The question of ad-
ju stin g th e w ater ra te for co m m e r-, Iks m o th er and siste r a t th a t place.
cial users w ill come up before t h e !
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council a t the next m eeting.
, The b e g in n e rs’ class in dressm ak-
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j ing, s ta rtin g T uesday, will cost $1.35
The O. K. b a rb e r shop is now lo-j for s jx lessons.
Those w ishing to
ra te d a t 65 N orth M ain s tre e t, w ith join, please phone im m ediately to
e n tire new equipm ent.
Miss H icks a t the library.
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Millinery
and
Hair Dressing
Parlors
Now Showing
Latest Creations
in
Fail Millinery
10 PER CENT DISCOUNT ON
ALL M ILLINERY GOODS
I KIDAY AND SATURDAY
The Inoculation of rrore than
10,000,000 Russi; n children and ad
u lts against cholera, typhoid and
,em all-pox by the Am erican Relief
A dm inistration—a step m ade nec
essary by disease epidem ics follow
ing in the wake of fam ine— is one
phase of the sweeping medical
“clean-up” cam paign th a t has been
launched by th e R ussian unit of
¡Ahis relief organization. The young
wom en pictured above are employ-
¡ed in fthe P etrograd offices of the
i A. R. A. and were am ong the first
to receive the treatm ent.
Relief
Officials state th a t while the fam ine
has been conquered the afterm ath,
bringing as it does pestilence to the
weakened and undernourished, m ust
be guarded against if those millions
th a t have been rescued from starv a
tion are to be saved from disease.
To this end the medical division
of the A. R. A. is now distributing
nearly $8,000,000 w orth of A m eri
can Red Cross and Army medical
stores V> hospitals, clinics, dispen
saries and orphanages throughout
Russia. Sanitary trains loaded with
such necessities as drugs, m edic
ines, disinfectants, surgical in stru
ments, soap, towels, sheets and
blankets m ake regular trips into
the interior.
Tw enty-four A m eri
can physicians are directing the en
tire operation with the help of
thousands of Russia’s most able
medical men.
In addition to precautionary and
preventative m easures against dis
ease which even include the filtrat
ing and chlorinating of w ater s u p
plies in larger cities and rehabilfi
tion of unused buildings so as
insure adequate housing faci'i<;"->
for the great m ass of refugees, C".;
Am erican
Relief Administrate
having closed its fam ine prop*:, u
of feeding 10,500,000 persons a d-jy.
has undertaken the feeding ci
1,250,000 children through the crim
ing winter. At least 1,000,000 a d
ults are likely to be perilously a f
fected from the after-effects of
fam ine; and the A. R. A., th ro u rb
the now world fam ous Food R-
m ittance system, is receiving gift
for general relief or design ;
beneficiaries a t 42 Broadway, if. ,
New York headquarter«.
SUMMER’S TAN REMOVED
— I»v —
Famous Burnham Instantaneous Facial Bleach
Shampooing, Scalp Treatment, Manicuring and
Facial Massage
(W ork done by appointment only)
C itizens Bank bldg. Room ! and 2 u pstairs
M oves O ffice to A sh lan d —
B e tte r be sa te th an sorry.
See
Mrs. Mary C ourtis, 622 B street,) dieting- a “new e ra of activity and
Dr. H. M. Shaw is m oving his o f Beaver R ealty Co. about your in s u r R e tu rn s from Hazel C reek__
Mrs. O. B. T u rn e r, 256 Second left th is m orning for a week-end p ro sp erity ” for th e U nited States,
fices today from M edford to a room ance. Phone 68.
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' P resid en t H arding prom ised the na-
in the Mills building on the Plaza.
stre e t, re tu rn e d from a w eek’s visit 'i s i t w ith friends a t W eed.
j tio n ’s farm ers th a t they would he
a
t
Hazel
Creek,
Calif.,
w
ith
her
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E lection N otices P osted —
am ong the first, in th a t new era, to
H aw ley Speaks in M edford—
IS
N otices of the m easure providing d a u g h te r, Mrs. George Dodson. Mrs. AID TO FARM ERS
get “ the su b sta n tia l recognition.”
Congressm an W. C. H aw ley, who for th e exp en d itu re of $75,600 on Dodson has recently been appointed
BY
HARDING
PLEDG ED
spoke here a t a luncheon W ednesday th e A sh lan d .K lain ath )F a lls road, postm istress of Hazel Creek.
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which they m ust have.
noon, spoke to a larg e crow d a t the and $25,000 a t the crossing of the
The p re sid e n t’s prom ise, coupled
WASHINGTON,
Oct.
19.— Pre-
M edford n a t th e sam e evening.
S atu rd ay Sale a t E nders Hdwe.
Rogue river, to be voted on a t the
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special road bond election on No
Yeo, th e In su ra n c e M an, is still vem ber 7, a re being posted th ro u g h
eapEr«,<-ucBK?
TOO LATE TO CLA3SIFY
doing business in A shland, and is out th e county.
w ritin g m ore insu ran ce th a n ever.
FOUND— L ady’s khaki norfilk pack
I t you w ant good in su ran ce, give it
et. Owner ¡nay have n in e by pay- '
Special W hite G ran itew are Sale—
ng for id. Tidings office.
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to him , and “ spend the differen ce.” S atu rd ay only. E n d ers Hdwe. 41-2
Office, 114 Oak St. P hone 274-J.
DR. H. M. SHAW — Physician and
The laying hens i.honld eat ¡.bout equal parts (by w eight) of
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Surgeon. Special a tte n tio n Eyes.
G et $20 a Day—
dry im sli and scratch grain d u rin g the course of the :lay.
E a rs, Nose, T h ro at. Glasses f it
However, due to the h igher digestibility and safe protein
L eg itim ate plan and lad y ’s v a lu
ted.
Room
6,
Mills-McCall
Block.
content, OLYMPIC EGG MASH can he fed ,n g re a te r propor
Crater L ake by A ii—
able secret, 25 cents (co in ). A ddress
tion. The m ash feed m akes the eggs. We recom m end feeding
All persons who a re in terested in ; ^ ^ ¡ 0 ^ 5 9 3 ? i s h l a n d ”o r' 3 9 -lm o A P PL E S— 20 o u n c e 'P ip p in s , 50 lb.
OLYMPIC EGG MASH i:o th a t it constitutes 3-0 to 65 per lent
C ra te r L ake, and who have seen th a t j
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box, 75c delivered. P hone 9 - F - ll. ,
of the daily cation of feed. Feed only enough grain to seen
scenic w onder in various seasons of
the hens active and supply proper body m aintenance. The
K ents Yt o P lace—
W ANTED— Experienced p a stry rool
th e year, will be given an o p p o rtu n
skilled feeder is alw ays on the lookout to see how his hens
H. W. Oden has ren ted the Yeo
—apply in nerson. V irginia C a fe .’
are eating. He cannot alw ays rely upon feeding the ¡¡craicn
j
ity to see th e lak e from an entirely place located on M ountain avenue,
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by w eight or m easure as the fowls’ appetites vary with tue
new angle Sunday, when M cKinney
and will occupy th e sam e a t once. " OR SALE— M odern six oom alas- i .
w eather, tim e of year, i.nd Egg production.
and C arpenter, com m ercial av iato rs
The Oden fam ily are recent arriv als
tered bungalow , chicken h o u s e .11
of M edford, will m ake trip s over
w oodshed, garage, th re e large
in A shland.
C ra te r L ake and to K lam ath F alls
lots, fru it, berries, etc.
Price.
$2650,
with
term
s,
in
q
u
ire
F
o u rth • -
th is week. The K lam ath F a lls trip
A P PL E S— 20 ounce pippins, 75c
P h on e 49
City D elivery
St. B arber Shop o r 283 B St. 41-mo y
will be m ade in 40 m inutes. The box delivered. P hone 9 - F - ll.
tw o m en have also arra n g e d for a
W ANTED— Sm all cook stove.
160 ¡¡if !.’!ÌÌ:ilii2IHfirfil!Ìl!Uiill:fiìil;'i.ii:l!iriìiiil;.i:iiìiiilti;ì!ì2ii
F o u rth St. Phono 471-R.
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free exhibition flight Sunday a fte r
E nders Hdwe. S aturday
noon a t th e fair grounds aviation w hite g ran itew are.
field.
C alled M eeting of W. C. T. V.—
,
See C arl L oveland ab o u t having
A called m eeting of the W. C. T . ,
y o u r boy lea rn som e baud in s tru
i U. will be held M onday aftern o o n , I
m ent, and join th e Boys’ Band. S tu ! O ctober 23, a t 2:30 o’clock a t the!
dio 135 E. Main. P h one 4G5.
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public lib ra ry building.
All mem-!
bers a re requested to a tte n d and a l l ,
m in isters of th e city are invited to
be present.
ASHLAND MILLS
CHIMNEYS — SPRAYING — DISINFECTANT
Roach Harbor Lime is a Strone Lime
One of the Best
We also handle
FIRE BRICK AND FIRE CLAY
DRAIN TILE AND FACE BRICK
C a rso n -F o w le r Lbr. Co.
“ In the Heart of Town.”
FORD
T l-it THTATER BLWUrW
Today Only—
D. W G riffith ’s
“ Dream Street”
In su ra n c e of all kinds; strong!
com panies. Staples R ealty Agency. j|
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W hite G ran itew are Sale S atu rd ay ,
a t E n d ers Hdwe.
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Here from G rants P ass—
Also “ Aesop’s Fables and
“ TOPICS OF THE DAY’
Tomorrow and Saturday—
"The Sage
Brush Trail"
(An H. II. Van Loon S tow )
A Red Blooded Tale of
OUR West
.— T he rolling plains, th e rising
foothills and tow ering peaks.
— Swift as a bolt of lightning,
tense w ith in te rest and em otion.
— w ith —
Roy Stewart, Wallace Berry
Johnny Walker, and
Marjorie Daw
i
R. C. Salton, business m an ag er
for th e G ran ts P ass D a ily . C ourier, |
stopped off in th e city for a short
visit w ith friends th is m orning. He
was en ro u te for R edding, Calif., on
a business trip , and expects to re
tu rn to th e Rogue R iver valley city
bv th e la tte r p a rt of th e week.
F in e m odern bungalow , close in, I
com pletely fu rnished, all A -l, only
$2650, easy te rm s; a w onderful b a r
gain th a t will go quick as others
have: we deal in bargains. Staples
R ealty Agency.
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See ou r S atu rd ay W hite G ra n ite
w are Sale. E n d ers Hdwe.
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W ill V is t H ere Sunday—
Dr. C arl O. Doney, p resident of
W illam ette univ ersity a t Salem , will
be a visitor in th e city over Sunday.
He is com ing to A shland in th e in
te re st of th e endow m ent fund which
is being raised for the college.
P iano Lessons. G rad u ate Chicago
M usical college, pupil of E m il L ieb
ling and H enry Sehoenefeld. Maud
H. L ig h tn er, 111 Beach St„
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Effective O ctober 17, ¡1922 o n
ord Cars, Trucks and Tractors
Chassis - Starter, Demountable Rims
Runabout - Starter, Demountable Rims
Touring ■ Starter, Demountable Rims
Coupe
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Sedan
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One Ton Truck - Demountable Rims
Fordson Tractor
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$420.32
462.56
492.72
635.20
702.80
471.52
484.60
HARRISON BROS.
FORD A N D F O R D S O N D E A L E R S