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WANTED— Man to do lathing
and plastering.
Apply Den­
n is F e e d S to re .
PROFESSIONAL
270-2
L. Booth
sJ:: FIND IT HERE :: na
were visitors
PHYSICIANS
WANTED— Man with team to
DR. MATTIE B. SHAW— Resi­
haul 72 tier fir from Mahon
dence and office, 108 Pioneer
C la ssifie d C o lu m n R a te s
place, 3 miles southwest Ash
avenue. Telephone 28. Office
One cent the word each time.
hours, 10 to 12 a. m.; 2 to 5
land. Or sell on place. $2 tier
To r u n e v e ry issu e fo r one
p. m. only.
if
all
taken.
Mrs.
E.
B.
Miller,
month or more, ' i c the word
Box 564, Ashland.
263-tf DR. ERNEST A. WOODS—Prac­
each time.
tice limited to eye, ear, nose and
W A N TED — Tw o y o u n g la d ie s fo r ,
F O R SA L E — R E A L E S T A T E
throat— X-ray including teeth.
a few w eeks.
In q u ire a t E l-
Office hours, 10 to 12 and 2 to
F O R S A L E — T he b u n g alo w lo t
5. Swedenburg Bldg, Ashland,
h
a
rts
.
2
6
9
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J u s t a c ro ss fro m th e p a rk fo u n ­
Ore.
ta in s .
L a rg e
lo t
r u n n in g
th ro u g h fro m P a r k a v e u u e to
G ra n ite S t., fac e s 216 fe e t o n ,
G ra n ite a n d 260 fe e t on P a r k
d riv e . H a s 6ux50 d a n c in g p a ­
v ilio n on it. T hia is a w o n d e r­
fu l lo c a tio n fo r a n a p a rtm e n t
a n d A sh la n d n e e d s j u s t su ch a
s tr u c tu r e r ig h t now . 1 h a v e n o t
th e c a p ita l to b u k d th e a p a r t ­
m e n t a n d n eed th e m o n ey now
in v e s te d in th e p ro p e rty in my
p r in tin g b u sin e ss. W ill se ll a ll
o r a n y p a r t of it a t a re a l b a r­
g a in , if ta k e n a t once. Go up
a n d look it o v e r a n d m a k e m e
a n offer. B e rt R. G re e r, T id ­
in g s office.
2 0 8 -tf
F O R SA L E , T R A D E O R R E N T —
160 a c re s u n im p ro v e d la n d , u n ­
in c u m b e re d , n e a r v illa g e of 300
on S. P . R. R. a n d good h a rd
ro a d s , 100 a c re s u n d e r fence
w ith
good
n a tu r a l p a s tu re ,
p le n ty of w a te r. T h re e ro o m ed
h o u se , b a rn a n d w o o dshed. F o r
f u r t h e r p a rtic u la rs a d d re s s F.
J ., c a re A sh la n d T id in g s. 1 4 8 tf
CHIROPRACTORS
DEAKIN’S
!
DR. E. B. ANGELL— Chiropractic
and Electro-Therapy. The com­
Real Estate Snaps
bination does wonders. First
i,
■ ♦ » ♦ •
Y. Folman of Medford spent
yesterday here transacting busi­
ness.
W . C. D avis of D u n sm u ir sp e n t
National Bank Bldg.
$8500 fo r th a t b e a u tifu l hom e
48-142.
a t 128 W im e r s tr e e t.
3 a c re s,
House Calls
w ith a ll k in d s of f r u it a n d b e r­
Better be safe than sorry. See
rie s . L ook th is place o v e r. You DR. HAWLEY— Above Tidings
Beaver
Realty Co. about your in­
office. Phone 91.
w ill lik e it.
I t is a nice hom e,
surance. Phone 68.
287-tf
c o m p le te ly fu rn is h e d .
DR. ERNEST W. SMITH— Chiro­
practor, near Postoffice.
Hours
NATURE
TP HE great results are attained
Monuments from the Blair th e d a y h e re y e s te rd a y , lo o k in g
quarry. Patronize home Indus­ up old frie n d s a n d a c q u a in ta n c e s .
try.
Exclusive salesman.
S.
A. C. L a y to n , a S an F ra n c isc o
Penniston. Res. 476 Laurel St.
iPhone 444Y.
253-lm o b u sin e ss m an , w as in A sh lan d
H . V. S m ith of T olo, O regon,
w
as
a b u sin e ss v is ito r in A sh­
Phone
la n d y e s te rd a y .
C. F. Lancaster of Alameda
H. F loyd a n d W . F lo y d of V a n ­
co u v e r, B. C., w ho a re ta k in g a
v a c a tio n to u r w ere re g is te re d a t
th e H o tel A sh la n d la s t n ig h t.
T h ey w e re ac co m p a n ie d by Miss
y e s te rd a y , lo o k in g a f te r in te r e s ts E. F lo y d .
he h a s h e re .
H. H. A u sla n d of P o r tla n d ,
U. S. G o v e rn m e n t pup o r sh e l­ s p e n t y e s te rd a y in A sh la n d tra n s ­
te r te n ts c o m p le te w ith p a te n t a c tin g b u sin e ss.
fo ld in g
poles.
$2.50.
A rm y
R . S ten zel of S alt L a k e C ity,
G oods S to re .
270-2
U ta h , acco m p an ied by h is w ife,
M r. an d M rs. L. H. J o h n s o n of v a s a b u sin e ss v isito r h e re yes­
E u g e n e , O regon
w ere A sh lan d te rd a y .
* by normal development. That
is Nature’s way. Begin the habit
of saving and out of this habit
there grows normally the rose of
success.
The Citizens Bank of Ashland
Ashland, Oregon
9-12 and 2-5.
Phone 114.
$5250 fo r th e D r. K in g hom e
T hey r e p o r t
Lady
attendant
Mondays,
Wed­ spent yesterday and today here v isito rs y e s te rd a y .
a t 406 Iow a s tr e e t.
T h is is a
F . J . M orey of O a k la n d , C ali­
attending to business interests. th e m se lv e s d e lig h te d w ith th e
nesdays, Fridays, afternoon.
s a c rific e of $2000 a n d a r e a l '
fo rn ia
spent
y e s te rd a y
h e re ,
He was accompanied on the trip city.
HOME— Cot­
hom e a n d v e ry re a s o n a b le te rm s CONVALESCENT
tra n s a c tin g bu sin ess.
by his son.
$3800 fo r
re sid e n c e a t
Six ro o m s, 2
a n d c le a n ,
te rm s.
th e W . C. Ja c k s o n
14 8 L a u re l s tr e e t.
la rg e lo ts, new n e a t
on v e ry a ttr a c tiv e
tage plan. Invalids cared tor
Cliff P a y n e h a s S p ru s te e l la d ­
in home surroundings. Matern­
BIG
SPECIAL
for
30
days
be­
Mr. a n d M rs. R. C. W ilson of
ders.
ity department.
Terms rea­
Los A n g eles s p e n t y e s te rd a y in
ginning
July
9th
on
Tires
at
Lee-
sonable. Phone 411R. 248-tf.
M r s .. B ryon
B e a rd
of San A sh la n d v isitin g w ith frie n d s.
doms Tire Hospital.
TRANSFER AND EXPRESS
F ra n c is c o s p e n t y e s te rd a y in A sh­
Mr. and Mrs. H. Bradier of Los lan d v isitin g w ith frie n d s.
FOR prompt and sareful service, Angeles spent yesterday here vis
iting friends.
$1600 fo r M rs. T. F . S m ith
auto trucks or horse drays, call
p ro p e rty .
4 lo ts an d 5-room |
Whittle Transfer Cor Phone
MISCELLANEOUS
h o u se.
S tre e t paved a n d paid
117. Office, 89 Oak street, near
Hotel Ashland.
56tf
B E ST BU Y OX GRANITE ST.— for. S o u th e a s t c o rn e r of B an d
6th.
O ld 9 room h o u se. L o t 75 fe e t
T. L. POWELL— General Trans­
fer— Good team and motor
on G ra n its St. 250 fe e t deep,
$6000 fo r th e N e ld a C afe, one
trucks. Good service at a rea­
100 fe e t fro n tin g P in e S t., m a k ­
sonable price. Phone 83.
of th e b e st eq u ip p e d r e s ta u r a n ts
in g 3 good lo ts.
C ity a sse ss­
in O regon. It h a s a n u p -to -d a te
m e n ts in a n d p aid fo r.
See
TRY FEHIGE FOR HAULING
ice p la n t a n d e v e ry th in g r e ­
and transfer work of all kinds.
th is a n d m a k e offer. S. L . A l­
q u ire d in a f ir s t c la s cafe.
375 B St. Phone 410-R.
le n , 63 N. M ain St.
2 68-3
200-lm o
C o u rte sie s to B ro k e rs ,
J.
J.
D
E
A
K
l\
F O R A D O PTIO N — A six w eek old
JERRY O’NEAL— Plumbing. 207
P h on e 138
bab y g irl. A pply a t once, Box 2 0 7 E. Main
East Main. Phone 138.
XY T id in g s.
• ’A Column Devoted to Brief,,
«»Business and Personal Notes?!
of San Francisco, Dr. and Mrs. S. S. Ross and their
here yesterday cal­ son spent yesterday here visiting
ling on several friends.
the park.
They are returning
north after a vacation trip to Cal­
Spring garments cleaned and ifornia.
pressed with care. Auto delivery.
?hone 63. Ashland Cleaning and
W. H. Colby, a Portland busi­
Dyeing Works.
208-tf ness man was in the city yester­
day transacting business.
267-3*
RANCHES
C E M E N T SID E W A L K S— A spec­
ia lty .
W o rk g u a ra n te e d by
($1600 fo r 100 a c re s n o r th ­
d a y o r c o n tra c t.
P e ffly 143
e a s t of A sh la n d o n ly 3 m iles o u t,
6 th S tre e t.
270-2*
fen c e d on tw o sid es.
A sn a p .
$300 c a sh , b a la n c e to s u it.
FO R SALE
F O R SA L E — W ell e s ta b lis h e d a n d
$6500 fo r 40 a c re s in a lfa lfa ,
w ell e q u ip p e d m ilk b u sin e ss. | 2 m iles o u t. $500 cash .
B a l­
C all 396R o r see N els H an sen . a n c e 7 y e a rs , 6 p e r c e n t. Good
270-6* w a te r, p le n ty of it.
F O R SA L E — A lfa lfa h a y in th e!
$7500 fo r th e J . H. F ro h b o e s
fie ld . C all A. H. D av en h ill.
270-3 I 19 a c re s, 14 a c re s a lf a lf a , 3 a c re s
f r u it.
T h is is a r e a l ch ic k e n
F O R SA L E — S lig h tly used fo ld ­ r a n c h .
600 h e n s go w ith th is
in g ca m p in g bed a n d te n t com ­ p lace I t is a b o u t 1 % m iles e a st
b in ed .
550 A lliso n
s tr e e t. of A sh la n d .
You w ill lik e th is
P h o n e 282Y .
270-3 one.
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F O R S A L E C H E A P — 12 th o r-i
$10,000 fo r 160 a c re sto ck
o u g h b re d w h ite P e k in d u c k s.
r a n c h , w ith a b o u t $4000 w o rth
P h o n e 4 1 7 J.
269-6!
of saw tim b e r. A good m in e th a t
F O R SA L E — P a th e p h o n o g ra p h , w ould pay fo r th e p lace in s h o rt
a lm o s t n ew .
A b a rg a in fo r o rd e r if w o rk e d . A good s u lp h u r
Som e b u ild in g s.
E asy
so m eo n e. C all a t 651 o r 675 sp rin g .
te
rm
s.
W a ln u t.
2 6 7 -t6 * ,
C o u rte sie s to B ro k e rs ,
------------------------------------------------------
J. J. DEAK IN
F O R SA L E — A u to m o b ile o r w ill
P h on e 138
tra d e Jfor sm a ll re s id e n c e o r 2 0 7 E . M ain
270-3
u n im p ro v e d lo ts close in . P h o n e
M. E . E llio tt of P o r tla n d sp e n t
y e s te rd a y in A sh la n d tra n s a c tin g
For the best in sweet milk and b u sin e ss.
cream go to Detrick's.
106-tf
J o h n H u g h e s of S alem w as an
C. W. Jerdon of Los Angeles, A sh la n d v isito r to d a y , com ing
was a business visitor here yes­ h e re to a tte n d to b u sin e ss in te r ­
terday.
e sts.
MORTON
HOSPITAL
Realty Bargains
E. T. STAPLES
SA V E
IC E
FOOD
PROVOST BROS
Refrigerators
Daily Fashion Hint
and
B illy Sunday Says:
W hen a m an—
In a rented house—
Sings “H om e Sw eet H om e"—
He is kidding h im self—
And seren a a in g tn e landlord.
I h av e a sp le n d id list of b u n g a ­
low h om es fo r sale.
E. T.
S ta p le s. H o tel A sh lan d B ldg.
2 7 0 -tf
A p p e tite
G ood
B re a d .”
I t ta k e s lo ts a n d lo ts
of
good,
b re a d
to
people
out
n o u ris h in g
m ak e
of
big
little
people.
(6
PL U N D E R
99
B y H erbert C rooker
Adapted from the Patheserial by
Bertram Millhauser
You c a n ’t b rin g up a fam ily r ig h t w ith o u t B re a d — th e ir
b e st food.
SALLY ANN BREAD
— is th e big n o u ris h in g lo a f th a t m a k e s a h it w ith
young a n d old. I t goes r ig h t to th e h u n g e r spot. F re sh
ev ery day.
LITHIA BAKERY
Copyright by Pathe Exchange, Inc.
CHAPTER VII
M ocked F rom the G rave
“Oh, no, Mister Deering, I’m not
See Paulserud's Suits before caught yet!”
Pearl Travers had just glanced
267-tf
T he s to c k h o ld e rs of th e H a r t­ you buy.
down from her perilous position and
m an S y n d ic a te ow n m illio n s of
caught a glimpse of Jude Deering
P a u l E d w a rd s of L o n g B each, waiting to seize her as she passed
b a rre ls of h ig h g ra d e oil.
T he
H a rtm a n R e to rt e x tra c ts th e oil w as a v is ito r in th e c ity y e s te r­ the window on the wire cable. Nee-
fro m o u r S h ale a n d a p ip e lin e d ay . h a v in g b een c a lled h e re by wah, the Indian, was descending
rapidly from above. The girl flung
b u sin e ss in te re s ts .
w ill d e liv e r i t in A sh la n d .
herself from the cable and made a
beautiful dive, clearing the small
A sh la n d s h o u ld s h a re in th e
Let me tell you about the new rocky ledge and landing in the
p ro fits a n d g lo ry of d e v e lo p m e n t'
full coverage Automobile policy. stream below.
of th is m am m o th in d u s try .
Her two pursuers gasped in
246-tf. amazement
51 m en a r e on th e p a y ro ll of Yeo, of course.
at Pearl’s daring. When
they recovered their surprise, the
th e H a r tm a n S y n d ic ate — e v e ry
G. J. Garside and wife of Oak­ girl had been carried swiftly down­
m an a s to c k h o ld e r.
T h o u sa n d s
land,
California, were visitors stream by the fast current, and was
of d o lla rs a re s p e n t m o n th ly
already making for the opposite
a m o n g A sh la n d m e rc h a n ts — co m e here yesterday.
shore. They quickly decided to make
a quick pursuit and secure the
jo in us. O p p o rtu n ity is k n o c k in g .
For the best in sweet milk and treasured parchment.
S h a re s a re s till te n d o lla r s each .
Several of Neewah’s followers
cream go to Detrick's.
106-tf
R. P. CAMPBELL,
joined the searching party, and
Agent for Ashland.
when they reached the rocky shore
A. Price of Oakland, California where Pearl had disappeared one
268-tf
was a business visitor here yes­ of them stooped and picked up a
tom piece of parchment. This put
terday.
481-J.
266-tf
“SHALE IS KALE”
them on the scent.
Meanwhile, Pearl had discovered
Are you tired of living in the
F O R SA L E — 1923 M odel F o rd
Style-Plus Clothes at Paulser- an entrance to a cave. Part of the
v illa g e of Ashland?
Do
you
rchment had been torn when she
coupe, good a s n ew , s e v e ra l ex­
267-tf
w ish to live in the city of Ash- ud’s.
rst examined it, but the remainder
tra s . $50 0 .0 0 . P . O. Box 264,
la n d ?
the girl had spread out on a rock
Then boost— boost—
A s h la n d , O re.
266-6*
An Oakland business man, L. in the sun to dry. While she was
bo o st ! ; ;
to see how close her pursu­
Your big opportunity is in C. Barrett spent yesterday here looking
F O R SALE OR R E N T— F our
ers were getting, a hand reached out
F O R SA L E — A w ell se cu re d f ir s t SH A L E OIL
calling
on
friends.
Drive out to the
from behind a rock and took the
ro o m c o tta g e , n ew ly p a p e re d i
m o rtg a g e fo r $ 3 5 0 0 .0 0 .
W ill greatest oil Shale bed in
document. Pearl suddenly discover­
the
a n d c le a n e d , lo t 50x125, som e!
d isc o u n t.
BIG
SPECIAL
for
30
days
be­
ed
the loss of the precious parch­
world and fill up on enthusiasm.
f r u it. C ash o r p a y m e n t d o w n ;1
ment, and, as she looked around,
ginning
July
9th
on
Tires
at
Lee-
Invest to the limit in Shale Oil
the girl beheld an unrecognizable
b a la n c e by m o n th . F o r p a rtic -i
If you h a v e m o n ey to lo an ,
Stock.
Keep the dividends in doms Tire Hospital.
figure
steal out from behind a rock
u la r s , see M rs. L a n e a t T id in g s. com e in.
I can g e t you 8 p e r
and leave the cave. It was impossi­
A sh la n d .
266-6 c e n t a n d g ilt ed g e s e c u rity .
Arthur Davis of Portland was ble for her to take up the pursuit,
Get behind the Hartman Syndi­
■ ■■■
■ - ■
I
J. J. DEAK IN
as her enemies were now drawing
cate with every dollar you can in the city yesterday visiting with nearer.
FO R
SA L E — Five sh eep .
R. 2 0 7 E. Main
»
P hon e 138
rake and scrape. Talk— Boost fi lends.
The unrecognizable figure had
S c h e id e re ite r, R o u te 1, Box
270-3
made good in escaping and was now
— Absorb— Shale Oil.
173.
268-3*!
starting
to climb up the side of the
R. P. C A M PB E L L ,
H. S. Feddie of Long Beach, cliff at the
cave’s entrance. Conse­
A g e n t fo r A sh lan d . spent yesterday in the city cal­ quently, just as Deering and his al­
F O R S A L E O R T R A D E — A m od­
ling on several local merchants. lies arrived, they were greeted with
e rn , w ell b u ilt h o u se a n d six
a shower of rocks from above—a
CARD OF THANKS
a c re s j u s t o u tsid e th e c ity lim ­
shower
that immediately took the
I wish to thank my friends and
its of M edford. W ill tr a d e fo ri
We
make
a
specialty
of
picnic
form
of
a veritable avalanche. This
Special
A tten tion
to
Surgical neighbors for their kindness and
good s m a ll h o u se in A s h la n d .!
brought about two things—Pearl
and
campers'
needs.
Detrick’s.
D iagnosis. Radium for Cancer, sympathy extended to me during
A d d re ss P . O. Box 1105, M ed­
236-tf was unable to leave the cave, and
and Modern T reatm ent for D ia­ my recent bereavement, also for
Deering was unable to enter it.
ford, Ore.
266-5* I
The girl felt herself doomed and
betes.
the beautiful flowers.
E d w a rd J . K ro p p , a P o rtla n d went back into the cave hoping to
C. C. MILLION. b u sin e ss m an sp e n t y e s te rd a y in find another exit. As she turned the
O W N E R W IL L S E L L — H is a t ­ 1035 P in e Street, San F racisco Cal.
tra c tiv e c o rn e r ko m e a t 399
A sh lan d a tte n d in g to local in te r ­ corner of the corridor, she suddenly
stopped, fearfully. There ahead of
B e a c h s tr e e t.
N ice g a rd e n ,
ests.
her was “Mr. Jones”—the strange
b e rrie s , f r u it, g ra p e s, law n a n d
unknown who claimed to be her
flow ers. J e rs e y cow a n d c h ic k ­
and whom she had last seen
When you blow out, blow In to friend
10-aere
highly
improved
in
danger
of losing his life.
e n s. E x c e lle n t lo ca tio n .
Leedom’s for Tires.
256tf
“Don’t be afraid, Miss Travers,”
close in.
he smiled as he approached. “You’re
F O R .. S A L E - C H E A P — Second
not
things—I’m Jones all
F. L. Trammel and wife of right. seeing
h a n d F o rd , m ak e a n o f f e r . !
I
was
about half-drowned
Magnificent
Boulevard
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, who are tak­ when the water guard picked me
C all a t O. K . B a rb e r shop.
ing their summer vacation, spent up. I persuaded them to say noth­
264-6* home, large lot and abun-i
ing about my rescue.”
yesterday in Lithia Park.
“Say!” Pearl ejaculated. “I’ve got
F O R SA LE— Tw o good je rs e y dance of fruit.
a great idea! I got it from seeing
For sale on easy payments, a you after everybody thought you
cow s.
419 L a u re l S t., a f te r
5-room
modern, furnished bunga­ were dead. • Now Deering thinks
5 o ’clock e v e n in g s.
269-3* !
A paying business in Ash­
low, paved street. E. T. Staples. you’re gone, and he thinks I’m gone
too, so why not—do you get me?”
F O R SA L E O R T R A D E — F a rm of land.
268-tf
“Mr. Jones” did. And then, guid­
130 a c re s, o r w ill tra d e fo r a t
ed
by the mysterious young man,
Close in furnished Bunga­
B inaller place. W rite Box 281, |
Pearl found her way out of the cave
C.
W'.
Schulzer
of
Portland,
low, easy terms.
another opening, and two of them
A sh la n d .
269-t2*
spent yesterday in the city trans­ by
planned their campaign and just
acting business.
what the next move would be. The
FOR RENT
girl, however, was unaware of one
Is your house and furniture in­ thing—she did not know that her
Hotel Ashland Bldg.
piece of parchment was re­
FOR RENT OR LEASE— Moun­
sured? If not see Staples for ser­ missing
posing
in
the pocket of her good
tain ranch (Mahon place), 3
vice.
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miles southwest from Ashland.
Some days later, Jude Deering sat
House, barn, shed, fruit-trees,
When the fire alarm sounds, it in his home in New York and read
an article in the paper that interest­
berries. Wood for own use free. |
is too late to get your Insurance ed him greatly. It told of the death
Mrs. E. B. Miller, Box 564,
As Well As
written. Do it now.
Let me of Pearl Travers—a deplorable in­
Ashland.
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cident which was caused by a cave-
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rates.
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Staples.
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in at Keesville. Frankly, Deering
268-tf was
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FOR RENT— Three room furn­
delighted. With both “Jones”
and the girl out of his way, he was
ished partment. Close in, on
In One Of
George M. La Niena, with his left the sole person knowing the
paved street, ground floor.,
wife and children of San Francis­ secret of the Central Building.
Wuter furnished. $18.00 per
Deering was a bit disturbed, how­
co were in Ashland yesterday and ever, at losing the parchment, which
NANCY HANKS APRON
month. Phone 432Y. 268-tf.
today transacting business.
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he believed disclosed a secret way
What could be more interpretative
to the hidden treasure. He decided
FOR RENT— Desirable furnished
of a real home atmosphere than this
Have a fit at Orres— tailors for to use the other course, and buy u
apartments. Call 185 Pioneer
apron that lends itself to development
stock from all the remaining stoc
in unbleached muslin, gingham, per­ men and women.
2 26-tf holders. •
Ave.
266-tf
cale or cretonne? It has an open neck
The next morning, Deering called
and is lapped and closed at tne back.
WANTED
O regon C ity— C la c k a m a s c o u n ­ An appliqué motif is often added to
Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Kensee of on a sweet-faced, elderly woman,
one of the stockholders, but she re­
WANTED— Man on fruit ranch.; ty S a v in g s & L oan A sso ciatio n individualize the model. Medium size Riddle, Oregon, stayed in Ashland futed to sell, declaring, “This Cen­
2 yards 36-tnch material.
yesterday in order to visit the tral Building stock is of no partic­
Married man preferred. House is n a m e of new fin a n c ia l o rg a n i- requires
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and
MORTGAGES
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Oranges, lemons, grape fruit—
Detrlck sells for less.
106-tf
Tom J. Fulcon and family of
Santa Anna were in Ashland yes
terday, having stopped over on
PLANING MILL
JORDAN’S SASH AND CABINET their way north in order to visit
WORKS, Cor. Heilman and friends.
Van Ness.
194-tf
When you blow out, blow In to
MONUMENTS
Leedom’s for Tires.
256tf
MONUMENT— MARKERS
Lowest Prices
J. F. Fine of Oakland, Cali­
ASHLAND GRANITE CO.
fornia spent yesterday in the city
3rd and East Main St.
223-6mo
transacting business.
PLUMBING
ASHLAND HAS “STRUCK OIL”
Sally Ann Says—
was killed that I would not sell it,
but hold it.” Jude Deering pleaded
with the woman but she was ob­
durate.
On every side Pearl Travera
seemed to block Deering. She was
breaking down his morale, and
everywhere he looked he seemed to
see her face haunting him. He de­
cided to attempt to forget every­
thing that evening and to wander
down to his old underworld hang­
out.
When darkness came, rain began
to fall, making it all the more un­
pleasant for Deering. As he enter­
ed the place he looked around glum­
ly for a few familiar faces. He
suddenly drew back in fright, for in
one corner be beheld a Bowery type
of a girl who bore a marked re­
semblance to PearL Hastily ques­
tioning the waiter, he learned that
she was a Meg Mellon, a girl who
had been around there for several
years.
And then the idea came.
Deering walked over to the girl’s
table and sat down beside her.
“Could you act like a lady for a
few days in several thousand dol­
lars worth of clothes if given a gen­
erous sum of money?” he asked
after a few preliminary words.
“Say, Mister, are yez tryin’ to
kid me?” the girl answered.
• Deering’s earnestness soon as­
sured the girl of his sincerity.
Two nights later Deering and die
girl were enjoying a cocktail in the
former’s apartment. Deering was
very much elated, as the ruse had
worked and he succeeded in secur­
ing the coveted stock. Meg had been
carefully instructed how to act At
this particular moment, he laid down
his drink and placed the envelope
bearing the certificates on the table.
With a smile at the girl, he arose
and walked toward his desk. But
while he was doing so, Meg quickly
took the certificates from the en­
velope and substituted some pieces
of blank paper.
“I tell you, girl, you’re wonder­
ful,” he smiled as he returned to
her side. “You and I will go far to­
gether.” And then he attempted to
embrace her.
“Oh, no, Mr. Deering! You don’t
get me yet!”
Deering stopped in his tracks. Ho
had heard those very words before
not so long ago. He quickly looked
at the girl—could it be possible that
she— ? He looked at her searching-
ly and his sharp eyes saw the certi­
ficates sticking out from her dress.
With his hands behind him, he
touched the table where the envelope
was lying—and drew out the Mank
paper.
Jude Deering was very crafty.
For several minutes he said noth­
ing—he raised his drink and drank
the health of Meg Mellon. Then, go­
ing toward the window he pulled
down the shades, and followed this
by locking the doors. The girl was a
trifle nervous at his actions, but she
made no move.
•
“And now Pearl Travers,” he said
suddenly, “let’s lay our cards on
the table! I know you and yonr
game! You would trick me, eh? You
would play dead—you, and your Mr.
Jones, and get the other half of the
parchment and this stock.
Wei?,
you’ve played your last game!”
It can be truthfully said that
Pearl Travers was frightened. She
backed away from Deering, and
stepped aside as the gentleman
made an awkward pounce in her di­
rection. Then, eluding him, the girl
rushed for the door—it was locked!
Again Deering rushed her, and with
a quick jiu-jitsu swing Pearl al­
most succeeded in throwing him to
the floor.
Before Deering could recover
himself, the girl rushed for the win­
dow. It was locked—but she smash­
ed the pane and climbed through.
Hardly had she arrived on the fire-
escape when
Deering crashed
through the broken window after
her. The struggle was at close quar­
ters now, and the strength of the
man was too much for the girl. Un­
able to fight back, she was forced
back against the railing of the fire-
escape—back, back, back! Any mo­
ment Pearl expected to be forced
over and dropped many feet below
to the sidewalk.
(To be continued^
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