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M adison , w is., Aug., 1.—
DR. MATTIE B. SHAW— Resi- o Business and Personal Notes ‘
dence and office, 108 Pioneer *......................
personal Notes.,,
, W hen a stran g er entered the g ar
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avenue. Telephone 28. Office
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One cent the word each time.
age operated here by F. C. Kal-
hours.
10
to
12
a.
m.;
2
to
5
George
R.
Youski of Portland
To run every issue for one
scheur
and asked w hether he
p. m. only.
m onth or more, %c the word
was an Ashland visitor yester-
LONDON,
x.— i t is about
could
“clean
up,” the proprietor
each time.
CANTON, O., Aug 1.— To re- took it for granted, he told the rim« ’ u i u e W
jounsuu, »lu
DR. ERNEST A. WOODS— Prac dal, having come here to attend
vise an old version:
to business interests.
tice
lim
ited
to
eye,
ear,
nose
and
police, th a t the stran g er m eant cent Ricnards» Francis n u u te t
FOR SALE— REAL ESTATE
th ro at— X-ray including teeth.
“Aladdin rubbed his magic lamp his somewhat soiled face.
auu otner American tenuis anaras.
Office hours, 10 to 12 and 2 to Hickory Shirts
FOR SALE— The bungalow lot
and made a dream come true,
$1.25.
Army
wno teeX nonors on ioreigu
The
f.tranger,
however,
obvi
5. Swedenburg Bldg, Ashland,
Just across from the park foun
Goods Store.
A Canton woman cleaned a lamp ously had notions of his own. courts got a little heip from tue
Ore.
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tains.
Large
lot
running
and filled it up with brew;
He not only washed his face, but leiniuine contingent.
through from P ark avenue to
G. W. Ingram of Portland, Aladdin rubbed his lamp again— removed a w allet containing a
G ranite St., faces 216 feet on
m e r e was very little nourish
CHIROPRACTORS
SAVINGS account is not
his magic couldn’t fail,
G ranite and 260 feet on P ark
Oregon, was a business visitor in
considerable
sum
in
cash
and
m
ent
for
a
patriotic
American
DR.
E.
B.
ANGELL—-Chiropractic
drive. Has 50x50 dancing pa
only a necessity, but it is
But a Canton cop turned on the other articles of value from the
and Electro-Therapy. The com the city yesterday.
in the showing made by the wo-
vilion on it. This is a wonder
lamp and the woman went to garagem an’s trousers, left hang-1 111611
a luxury. It will not only stand
bination does wonders. First
ful location for an apartm ent
teunis players irom the
ja il.”
National Bank Bldg.
Phone
Having it cleaned regularly
and Ashland needs ju st such a
you in good stead in your time
ing on the wall of the wash L nited States in the recent
48-142.
— Police Squeal Book, Pg. 13. room
stru ctu re rig h t now. I have not
will double the life of a good
tournam ent a t W imbledon.
in
of need, but it will b en joy to
House Calls
the capital to build the a p art
Daniel Van Gunton is a patrol
suit. P aulserud’s.
273-tf.
tact, the \\ imbledon show six’vea
m ent and need the money now
think about every day.
man extraordinary.
Like most
invested in the property in my DR. HAWLEY— Above Tidings
but
to
emphasize
the
prei.xing
office. Phone 91.
V. R. Shaw, a Seattle business cops, he never had much luck.
printing business. Will sell all
need for a new crop of American
or any p a rt of it a t a real bar
man, was an Ashland visitor yes He ju st went around looking for
women capable of giving effect
gain, if taken a t once. Go up DR. ERNEST W. SMITH— Chiro terday.
things he never found, but one
practor, near Postoffice. Hours
ive
opposition to their foreign
and look it over and make me
night recently he out-Aladdined
9-12 and 2-5« Phone 114.
an offer. B ert R. Greer, Tid
sisters
on the tennis courts.
Is your house and fu rn itu re in A laddin, and with the lamp of
ings office.
208-tf CONVALESCENT
HOME— Cot
Unless she is able to do th at
sured? If not see Staples fo r ser someone else, too.
tage
plan.
Invalids
cared
for
scarce
and uncommon feat known
FOR SALE, TRADE OR RENT—
Van Gunton ambled into a
vice-
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In home surroundings. M atern
160 acres unimproved land, un
CHICAGO,
Aug.
1.—
Count
Leo
as
a
“
come-back,” it is evident
Ashland, Oregon
bowling alley and restau ran t
incum bered, near village of 300
ity departm ent.
Terms rea
th a t Mrs. Molla B jurstedt Mal
Istilio
Ramloff
h
asn
't
a
dime
in
conducted
by
Eva
Popa,
looking
on S. P. R. R. and good hard
Dr .and Mrs. R. W. M iller and
sonable. Phone 4H R . 248-tf.
lory has passed the zenith of her
roads, 100 acres under fence
family of Los Angeles, who are for booze. He searched in d u stri his pockets and he's growing career as a championship player.
ously,
but
futilely.
with good n atural pasture,
TRANSFER AND EXPRESS
frightfully baggy about the knees
touring the coast were A shland
plenty of w ater. Three roomed
Finally he wandered into the but by the gods! He’s still mon She was beaten by Mrs. Beamish,
visitors
yesterday.
They
th
o
u
g
h
t
house, barn and woodshed. For FOR prom pt and sareful service,
a sturdy British woman, who is
kitchen and
stopped suddenly.
fu rth er particulars address F.
auto trucks or horse drays, call the park exceptionally attract!five. “ T h at’s a funny place for th at arch of all he surveys.
not regarded by h er own coun
J., care Ashland Tidings. 148tf
He surveys quite a bit from
W hittle T ransfer Co, Phone
trywomen as anything more than
light
to
be,”
he
said
as
he
su
r
117. Office, 89 Oak street, near
his bench in G rant P ark, and he
a good average player. If she
Is your house and fu rn itu re veyed a large gas light which
Hotel Ashland.
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does it with the aplomb and com
insured?
If
not
see
Staples
for
had not been helped a lot by Vin
FOR SALE
bung from the ceiling close to
T. L. POW ELL— General Trans service.
281-tf the wall. His curiosity and booze placence th a t seems to go with cent Richards, Mrs. Mallory
noble birth. The count is just
fer Good team and m otor
would never have gotten as far
h u n tin g instincts led him to a
trucks. Good service a t a rea
FO R SALE— Pile used lum ber
a “ hobo” but a very shrewd one.
as
the semi-finalsi in the mixed
1
fu
rth
e
r
investigation.
W. N. Lewis and wife of W al
sonable price. Phone 83.
all dimensions. See Miss Cof
Ramloff was born
of the
doubles. W ith all due respect
lace, Idaho, passed the day here | He pulled the chain on the
fee, Tidings office.
Russian nobility, and before the
TRY FEH IG E FOR HAULING yesterday while Mr. Lewis was light.
to h er past achievements, which
count industry took an awful
and tran sfer work of all kinds.
FOR SALE— One-ton Ford truck.
transacting business.
No illum ination followed. In “ flop” w asn’t such very small are w ritten indelibly in tennis
375 B St. Phone 410-R.
history, Mrs. Mallory apparently
Inquire at 248 Laurel St.
stead a little strekm of liquid
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2 0 0-1 mo
.potatoes about W arsaw , where
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Pay Cash and buy for less at trickled from the bottom of the his estates were extensive. There is “o u t” so far as future in ter
JERRY O’NEAL— Plum bing. 207 Leedom’s Tire H ospital.
national championship competi
279-tf lamp. Van Gunton smelled It.
he used to dream of the days
E ast Main. Phone 138.
FOR SALE— One Guernsey heif
tion Is concerned.
'“ Now I know why they say
when his ancestors rode falcons
er, seven m onths old, also one
The only other American wo
Leo J. Dolan, w ith his wife and people get lit up,” rem arked the on th e ir w rists and held their
PLANING MILL
three-year-old Jersey cow giv
man to make a creditable rhow-
son, of Oakland were registered officer, as he unscrewed the noses when
the canaille ap
ing about eight q u arts milk ,OS S
S ' SH AND cabinet at the Hotel Ashland last night, lamp from the ceiling.
ing in the Wimbledon tourney,
proached.
) ' ORRS- Cor. Heilman and
per day. Inquire Box 94, Ru
Inaide
the
lamp
was
a
copper
was
Miss Elizabeth Ryan. Miss
Van Ness.
194-tf having stopped here on a trip
He liked cigarettes and his
ral Route 1, Ashland.
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—and—
north.
cylinder containing th ree pints
Ryan had the distinction of fig
blended tobacco came from H er
of illicit whiskey.
uring in the championship pair
MONUMENTS
zegovina, where about the m ild
FOR SALE— REAL ESTATE
Mrs. Popa was arrested and
in two doubles events. She and
Pay Cash and buy for less at
est and most delightful leaves in
the incomparable Suzanne Leng
MONUMENT— MARKERS
Leedom’s Tire Hospital.
279-tf charged with violating the pro Europe are grown.
W hen the
FOR SALE— Modern bungalow,
hibition law.
Lowest Prices
len won the women’s doubles ti
count said: “ Have a cig arette,”
ASHLAND GRANITE CO.
garage, 3 large lots, fru it,
tle
for the fifth consecutive time,
H.
M.
Ines
and
wife
of
Topeka
3rd and East Main St.
223-6mo
it was a tre a t to the person to
berries, etc. 356 Laurel St.
and,
paired with R. Lycett, the
Kansas,
who
are
touring
through
PLUMBING
whom it was offered.
•
280-1 mo*
Englishm
an, she won the finals
the country stopped in Ashland
The w ar swallowed up his
in
mixed
doubles. In the singles
yesterday, stayed a t the Hotel
FOR SALE— Furnished f o u r
home, his. w ealth, his security
room cottage, corner lot, ideal ORCHARDS and HOMES Ashland and ^lso rem ained in
and the glory th a t was the Ram- event Miss Ryan went to the semi
the
city
today,
in
order
to
visit
location. 283 B street.
loffs’ for centuries. He came to finals before she was elim inated
Lithia
Park.
280-1 mo*
America. He tried several jobs by Mias K itty McKane, the Eng
Splendid pay in orchard
but they d id n 't agree with him lish champion.
WANTED
Except for Miss Ryan, the
Full line of am m unition. We
SALEM, Aug., 1.— R. E. Man- He has found being idle much
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Good house—
American
women players v irtu
repair,
buy,
trade
and
sell
new’
tor, who accepted the position more pleasant.
M A N T E D— Furnished house.
and used guns.
Army Goods of deputy w arden a t the state
Phone 263, or call 369 Harga- Non-Resident
“ I will not work at anything,” ally were nowhere. Miss Ryan
widow will Store.
279-tf p enitentiary soon after the ad- Count Leo Istilio Ramloff ex really played a better game than
dlne.
281-2
sacrifice—
‘
—
j vent ° t the Pierce adm inistration, plained, stretching
his slender Miss McKane in their singles
WANTED— Experienced
book
m atch, but (the “ breaks” went
Mrs. W att Davis of C offelvilles, has resigned, according to an- legs before his park bench,
keeper to work during Sep Gaiage with good business Kansas, who is on her way to , nouncem ent made today by John
against
her. It would not have
need the position of a gentle
tem ber and October. Address
done
her
much good to win, how
Los Angeles stopped off here in j son Smith, warden of th e insti- man. I was one in Europe and
in good towu for sale.
Box 1, care of Tidings.
ever,
for
it would have been a
order to see the city yesterday, tution. Illness was given as the I am one now.
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reason for Mr. M antor’s resigna
“ H ardships- W hat are h ard m iracle if she had beaten the
Close in furnished home can
fair Suzanne bad she m et her in
tion.
Tailored,
ready-to-w
ear
suits
ships? I am content.”
WANTED— Experienced
w ait
the
finals»
at P au lseru d ’s.
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Mr. M antor will be succeeded
His thin fingers felt in his
ress. $17.50 per week. Gush he had on small payments.
Are the loser j f you neglect,
Lenglen,
despite the disastrous
by J. W. Lilly, form er sheriff of pockets of his shabby coat. He
er Cafe, Medford.
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through any cause w 11 atever,
Dr. and Mrs. J. J. R ooker of Gilliam county.
Mr. Lilly has extracted a sack of the “ mak- impression she left behind in her
to read the advertisements
Grand Rapids Michigan, with served as principal keeper a t the in s. ’ It smelt of Kansas hay unfortunate visit to America, is
WANTED— Heavy Rhode Island
the
prem
ier
woman
tennis
play
R uth Rooker were registered at prison for the past two months. more than of the deliciously-
Reds, Plym outh Rock hens.
that are appearing daily in
er of the world.
She romped
the
Hotel
Ashland
last
night,
hav
W
ho
will
succeed
Mr.
Lilly
has
Table apples, peaches, plums,
the Tidings. Ashland firms
Hotel Ashland Bldg.
ta rt leaves of Herzegovina. W ith
ing stopped here to visit the city. not yet been determ ined by th e a dexterity acquired ^ ith hard through the Wimbledon m eeting
pears.
S. P. Depot Hotel,
are carrying a daily messa-jc
with alm ost ridiculous ease and
w arden.
Ashland.
277-6
ship, he fashioned a skinny cig
of interest—a jnessage that
W hen the fire alarm sounds, it
/r
It was reported today th a t a re tte th a t was a poor substi was never in danger of losing her
FOR RENT
title,
which
she
has
held
for
five
means added economy in
is too late to get your insurance W arden Smith had a heart-to- tu te for the long, narrow kind
years.
w ritten. Do it now.
L et me h e a rt talk w ith the convicts Sat he smoked formerly.
your home. Do you believe
FO R RENT— For neat house
quote you rates. E. T. Staples.
urday
night
and
pleaded
with
in
Economy? Then follow
A
cloud
of
smoke
emerged
keeping apartm ents see S. L.
A
h Well As
P o rtland— C entral Presbyteri
them
to
obey
the
institution
rules
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from his mouth. W ith a quick
Allen. 63 N. Main.
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the Ads.
ans to erect $60,000 edifice.
and m aintain discipline.
intake of breath
he sucked it
Banks planning to install $15,-
Miss E. H itt of Oakland, Cal
LOST— Saturday, Dunn red end
back and down into his- lungs.
000
w aterw orks system.
Leaves
For
M
o
n
ta
g
u
e-
ifornia
was
a
business
visitor
in
fountain pen.
$1.00 rew ard
You should have seen it! The
In
One
Of
the
city
yesterday.
Vernon
McGee
was
an
outgoing
for re tu rn to Tidings office.
movement had in it all the grace
passenger on train No. 15 last of an aristocrat.
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H. C. Galey.
279-3*
Detrick sells for less.
106-tf night, on his way to Montague,
The count h asn ’t a job. He
Oranges, lemons, grape fruit— where he will be employed by a hasn’t a dime. He’s a “hobo.”
DOST— Saturday, July 28, a
lum ber company in a mill. He will But, by the gods! h e’s a (fount.
small, round, gold brooch with
F. M. H utchinson and wife of retu rn to Ashland sometime next
tiny diamond in center. Re
And don’t you think anything fl
Corcoran, C alifornia were in the month.
tu rn to Cham ber of Commerce
else.
i 8
city yesterday, .calling on sev
and receive rew ard.
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eral friends.
T urner to pave streets.
I s
Classified ads bring results.
Farmers, Attention!
LO£T— In Medford, or between
LIMB the mountain—stand on the peak—and before von
Medford and Ashland, pair of
Look to your Mowers,
Have a fit at Orres— tailors for
there unfolds a panorama extending as far as your eye
long distance glasses. F ind
men and women.
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Rakes and Binders early
er please rpturn to G. W. King,
so in case I should not
can leach. Stay in the valley, and your view is restricted 1 >v
180 N ut Ley street, Ashland.
A H ernstein, accompanied by
have the worn or broken
by the surrounding hills.
280-lt*
his son, were Ashland visitors
parts in stock I will
NECESSITIES
A
The Citizens Bank of Ashland
LAY IN
Your Coal
FOR THE WINTER
Now
Rock Spring
Utah Coals
Why not buy when the coal is
cheaper and plentiful.
STATE PENITENTIARY
E
Carson-Fowler Lumber Co.
You
E. T. STAPLES
SA V E
IC E
FOOD
PROVOST BROS
Refrigerators
On th e Mountain Top
c
ATTENDED BV MANY
SISSON, Cal., Aug. 1— Due to
the warm w eather not as many
have time to send to
Portland for them.
Garden Hose and Tools
of every Description
PEIL’S CORNER
yesterday and today while Mr.
H ernstein was transacting busi
ness .
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For the best ln sweet milk and
cream go to Detrick’s.
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Better be safe than sorry. See
Beaver Realty Co. about your In
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E. X. Keenan of K lam ath Falls, surance. Phone 68.
Oregon, was a business visitor in
the city yesterday.
J. M. Taylor of San Francisco
was
a business visitor in the city
Monuments from the Blair
yesterday
and today.
quarry.
Patronize home Indus
try.
Exclusive salesman.
S.
For the best in sweet milk and
Penniston. Res. 476 Laurel St.
106-tf
Phone 444Y.
253-lm o cream go to Detrick’s.
Peolpe turned out to the corner
stone laying of the new gram m ar
school Saturday as was expected.
However, several hundred peo
ple attended the ceremonies.
The grand lodge of Masons of
C alifornia conducted the cere
monies. It was convened here by
Acting Grand Master, G. A. Hut-
aff of Dunsmuir, under authority
of W illiam Sherman, grand m aster
John C. H olister of Portland
of the state of California.
was an A shland visitor yesterday
The D unsm uir band led the
having made the trip to attend
m arch from the local hall, with
to business interests.
the school children and members
of the grand lodge following. Ma
Let me tell you about the new
yor Lawrence welcomed* the peo
full coverage Automobile policy.
ple and the Masons and introduc
Yeo, of course.
246-tf.
ed Will C. Wood, state superin
tendent of public instruction, who
Mr. and Mrs. F. Taylor of Oak
made a short address. Superior
land, California, spent the day in
Judge, C. T. L uttrell was the ora
Ashland yesterday visiting with
to r of the day.
friends.
Placed in the cornerstone con
tained were: The roster of Slssion
We m ake a specialty of picnic
Lodge No. 310 Masons; roster of
and cam pers’ needs. D etrick’s.
Slssion Union G ram m ar school
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last year, the latest copy of the
Mount Shasta H erald and a copy
E. De Garma and wife of Los
of the last cham ber of commerce
Angeles
passed the day here yes
booster book and a coin.
terday while Mr. De Garma was
The new school house will be
transacting business.
com pleted by the time school
s ta rts next m onth, J. F. Mackey Is
Cliff
Payne
m akes
lawn
the contractor.
swings.
E. F. Bigelow and wife of P o rt
land were in Ashland yesterday,
having stopped off here to see
L ithia P ark.
Billy Sunday says:
When a man—
)
In a rented house—
Sings “Home Sweet Home”__
He is kidding himself—
And serenading the landlord.
I have a splendid list of bunga
low homes fo r sale.
E. T.
Staples. Hotel Ashland Bldg.
281-tf
M ertie Auten of Portland was
an Ashland visitor today.
Mrs. G. W. Percival of P o rt
land passed the day here yester
day visiting with friends.
Frank Gordon of Portland spent
the day here yesterday transact
ing business.
U S C O Users Stick
United States Tires
are Good Tires
Y
O U can switch ordinary
tire buyers from brand to
brand.
But try to switch an Usco
user. H e knows. Usco Fabrics
settle the tire question wher
ever they are tried.
Built to absorb punishment
- a n d they do.
This newspaper—properly used—will
guide
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you to the
mountain top. Read it and your vision is enlarged. You get a
b ird ’s-eye view of world events. You glimpse the doings of
•the day. •
Fail to use it, and your view is limited—you remain in
ignorance not only of events at home and abroad, but of much
that concerns you even more vitally—news of the very things
that have to do with your personal, every day life.
Some one might be selling a new, better and more economi
cal food; or a utensil that would add immeasurably to your
comfort and well-being; or some better material for shoes or
clothing but you would never know, because of your re
stricted view.
You mav read every line of the news columns, but if y ou
overlook the advertising, you are still living in the valley.
You remain uninformed about many things you ought to know
in order to live a happy, useful, profitable life in this age
of progress.
Climb Out Of the Valley to the Mountain Top
Read the Advertisements
Ashland Tidings
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