I Wednesday, Aüfttât »¡1029 ASHLAND BAHT TIDINGS •• Classified Column :: » M » Classified Column R ates cent the word each time. To run every issue for one m onth or more, the word each time. FOR SALE— REAL ESTATE PROFESSIONAL PHYSICIANS ♦ ♦ • • > ' ' •— ■ " - -___ ’1 C O A L E X P O R T S I N C R E A S E ; A Column Column Devoted Devoted to to R M B riefs oBusChess hnd Personal Notes?1 DR. MATTIE B. SHAW— Rest deuce and office, 108 Pioneer avenue. Telephone 2 8 , Offlc . Let me tell you about the new hours, 10 to 12 a. m.; 2 to I 00 full 'coverage Automobile policy. p. m. only. Yeo, of course. 246-tf. DR. ERNEST A. WOODS— Prac tice lim ited to eye, ear, nose and We make a specialty oí picnic th ro at— X-ray including teeth. and campers’ needs. Detrick’s. Office hours, 10 to 12 and 2 to 5. Swedenburg Bldg, Ashland • 236-tf - Ore. { BitmMBOtt* shipments ¡a December from mines of Great Britain and congress which met in Canada in 1922.doubletheseofcorresponding terS T k i X S l X o t h i S T . I ™ PT > di h* the War- h month in 1921. United States has years immediately following the i % th e m ° st eminent over half th» wmJJ’. « « . I . OW lilt the wnntr> supply. w ar- Our exports of coal to that geologists of the world, and its continent advanced from less than statem ents accredit to the United half million tons in 1913 to about ^!ates an underground coal supply »0,000 3,854,000,000.000 metric metric tons, tons i l 4,000,000 in in 1919, 1919, the the year year following following o of i 3,854,000,000.000 the close of the war, and 12,000,000 against 1,234,000,000,000 in C anada' >n 1920 but dropped to less than 996,000.000,000 in China: 423 000000- one-half million tons in 1922, in 000 in Germany; and in the United which year our exports of coal to Kingdom 190 COO 000 000 I n f a r t the whole world fell off about one- the United States h a s ’ half as compared with 1921. The to this expert estimaie a littlf fact th a t the exports of bitunxi- more than one-half of the known nous coal in the closing quarter of coal supply of the world while the J922 showed an increase of 50% fact that Canada which holds next m quantity when compared with highest rank in underground suo- tne same quarter of 1921 and those ply has imported nearly a half ° f D«cc"?ber. 1922. alone were million dollars worth of our coa actuaI*y d°uble those of Decern- in the last five years ‘hat China ber’ 1 9 2 1 suggests an early return which holds third rank in supply to normality in the outward move- is now buying limited Quantities m ent of this article, of which we from us, and that Great BHtain are the world’s chief source of sup- formerly the world’s chief e-r’ ply. Coal exports from the United porter, is now sending ships for States m the decade ending with American coal, suggests that our 1922 are 231 million tons against mining and distribution facilities H5 million in the preceding promise an even ereater n e r c c n t decade. The value in the 1913 J age of increase in ^ r futE?e c"li J i ^ 3. $U70,000,000 against exports than that of the past. $356,000,000 in the earlier decade. The wnrtd’c \ < e This State™ nt United coll averages s l S i l y k s^ ha°n S? tes is the “world’s chief source l.SOO.OOO.OOO^tons of which about C° al su.p pIy” is ful,y justified by one-third is produced i n ? h e the record of a world geological United State«. Announcement that 30,000 tons of British shipping has been chart- FOR SALE— The bungalow lot «fed for the transfer of coal from ju s t across from the park foun­ the United States to the ports of tains. Large lot running continental Europe suggests, ac- through from P ark avenue to cording to the Trade Record of G ranite St., faces 216 feet on Having it cleaned regularly The National City Bank, th a t onr G ranite and 260 feet on P ark CHIROPRACTORS will double the life of a good sales of coal to that greatest coal drive. Has 50x50 dancing pa­ DR. E. B. ANGELL— Chiropractic suit. P aulserud’s. 273-tf. im porting m arket of the world vilion on it. This is a wonder­ and Electro-Therapy. The com may return to the comparatively ful location for an apartm ent bination does wonders. First high record attained m recent and Ashland needs ju s t such a Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Jones and years. Quite naturally our coal N ational Bank Bldg. Phone structure right now. I have not 48-142. M aster Ned Jones of San F ra n ­ Sx,P°r Ls 1 ° .a11 parts ° f the worId the capital to build the a p a rt­ °ff during the past year. The House Calls cisco were registered a t the Ho­ feH m ent and need the money now J?22 exE?rti of coal * cre ° nly invested in the property in my DR. HAWLEY— Above million »ons against 24J4 Tidings tel Columbia last night, having printing business. Will sell all office. Phone 91. stopped in Ashland to see the million in 1921, but the fact th a t or any p art of it a t a real bar­ the outward movement in the clos- park. gain, if taken a t once. Go up DR. ERNEST W. SMITH— Chiro­ m g months of 1922 was far in ex- and look it over and m ake me cesx of the same months of 1921 practor, near Postofflce. Hours an offer. Bert R. Greer, Tid­ Is your house and furniture ln- suggests th a t the movement to 9-12 and 2-5. Phone 114 ings office. 208-tf foreign m arkets has already been » sured? If not see Staples for ser- resumed and will be further stun- CON VALESCENT HOME— Cot- |v Ice. 268 tf FOR SALE, TRADE OR KENT— ulated by the orders coming from tage plan. Invalids cared for! G reat Britain, the w orlds greatest 160 acres unimproved land, un­ COUF‘Ty ° UtSidC ° f the in home surroundings. Matern-I incum bered, near village of 300 ity departm ent. Terms rea- 18 y° Ur house and fu rn itu re Statet u u • V on S. P. R. r . and good hard sonable. Phone 411R. 248-tf insured? If n ° t see Staples for e L * a e ’"l hC Pr St roads, 100 acres under fence service. with good natu ral pasture, 281-tf re^erv«*. iuS clue, coal supplies plenty of w ater. Three roomed TRANSFER AND EXPRESS house, barn and woodshed. For and buy for less a t . Cash , fu rth e r particulars address F. FOR prom pt and sareful service . T Pay auto trucks or horse drays, call Leedom 8 TIre H ospital. J., care Ashland Tidings. 148tf 279-tf W hittle T ransfer Co. Phone FOR SALE I l f - Office, 89 Oak street, near Pay Cash and buy for less at Hotel Ashland. 56tf FOR SALE— 3 acres irrigated Leedom’s Tire Hospital. 279-tf ConparisM of prices of 75 pri«ci|rJ marked in raw m ateriak and food- bottom land on the Rogue T. L. POWELL— General Trans­ ¡-■»rt. S » . . Ik.1 ^ « ,1 (0% R » - .¡Ik, for example, fer Good team and motor River, ju st off of paved P a­ Do you know why th ere Is so briof higher prices at the end of J“ Po rt-f.t manufactur- trucks. Good service a t a rea­ cific highway and close to 1922 than at 'fc* m J <4 1491 ‘” « 1matcr,al / o r which we are en- much full coverage au to in s u r­ sonable price. Phone 83. town, in alfalfa^ garden and ance sold? Ask J. N. D ennis; M A .lf a M U r f . . " Z a h » U ° . « °.“. ^ g e 8D4 ° pU o rt fruit. 5 rooms, fireplace, mod­ TRY FEHIGE FOR HAT* JANG ask G. W. T refren; it alw ays taring Oo^eriaJs «J per PQlJn d ..in D e- and tran sfer work of all '• inds ern except heat, garage, chick­ pays to be sure, and insure w ith 375 B St. Phone 410-R. en houses, etc., also with “ n i t r i c “' p e r 200-lm o Yeo, of course. Phone 27 w . place is fine Jersey cow 287-tf Adxxnce is price,, of w V - i m t? B 9 STATEM ENT of the F irst N ational Bank of Ashland, County of Jackson, State of Oregon, showing the am ount standing to the credit of every de­ the closing m onth of year, so'do b ir U p f positor July 1, 1923, who has not made a deposit, or who has not Chem,cal wood pulp unbleached w ithdraw n any part cf his deposit (Commercial deposits), principal mats and matting, and shingles or interest, for a period cf more than seven (7) years immediately " « S , prior to said date, with the name, last known place of residence or ? broad, rince u n d er the .‘aw the postoffice address of such depositor, and the fact of his death, isf known. “ îto e‘h'„ CZ ' r L « i „ “ " S e E T Name of Depositor Residence or Dead, if fact Amount irOm wh' ch lhe “ " 'h a n d is e '¡ I Postoffice Address is known .’T * to ,hi P ni" d State,, and ‘hus a r? a distinct and sharply de- Chas. S. Cunningham, Ashland, Oregon .... $ 7.20 Î P C<1 P v°f the averaK^ ad' Jas. M. Derricks, Ashland, Oregon $1 70 v î" CeS whlch ha.ve occurred in the Samuel M. Dorrence, Ashland, Oregon 10 05 IV T n V P?rts of the wor,d fr°m L. W. Moore, Ashland Oregon. Dead .... 2 01 zjljch the imports are drawn. About M argaret Gordon, Ashland, Oregon 1.75 Leonard Wiles, Co., Medford, Oregon 68.SO ,hr h ° ‘ 1922 Mrs. N. H. Morrison, Ashland, Oregon 2 00 monuments F rank Owen, Ashland, Oregon 3 00 Tailored, ready-to-wear suits -» ¿ rU d 's L r a * FOR SALE— Household goods, C. Oliver Shipley, Ashland, Oregon, ... 6.35 at Paulserud’s. 273-tf MONUMENT— MARKERS including i mahogany bed­ Lowest Prices Sewenty-five ormcipal articles of combing wool 29c against 2 0 than,,n that of im- STATE OF OREGON, County of Jackson, — ss. room set (5 pieces), 1 brass feporte were selected with whi^F the foodstuffs s u i f • £ ° f the articles in’ ASHLAND GRANITE CO. Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Johnson to compare prices abroad with wheat r i« and ™ c‘udcd ,n th « .re p re se n ta tiv e list I, J. W. McCoy, being first duly sworn, depose and say upon bed, 1 dresser, 2 springs, 1 3rd and E ast Main St. 223-6mo of Glendale, W ashington oassed those of a year ago, and about vances though most n( th Wf S ° w advanoe^, including all grains, oath, that I am the Cashier, of the F irst National Bank of Ashland PLUMBING m attress, 2 heaters, 1 range, 1 the day here yesterday visiting 60% of the number show advances and nuts of which we are la rte v^°a ’ ra * c°tton, cotton county of Jackson, State of Oregon; th at the foregoing statem ent is gas stove (th ree burners with ov during the year. The articles sc- importers show decr^LL fi° t " ’ b‘nû' r , barbed wire, with friends. e n ), 1 rug (9x12), 1 dining ta ­ lected include representative manu- the year.’ Among the manufac* shn’nld**1«1 beef’ hams and a lull, true, correct and complete statem ent, showing the name, last faeturing materials, foodstuffs and tures cotton clo th f show advanÎ^t o îa n ttY ’ a butter and cheese, known residence or postoffice address, fact of death, if known, and ble, 2 rockers, 1 library table, 2 For the best In sweet m ilk and a limited number of m anufactures, in the latest month for w h k h ^ ° the other the am ount to the credit of each depositor as required by the pro­ kitchen tables, fruit ja rs, chairs, cream go to D etrick’s. 106-tf - d C d y a o c . . « «pccùU y „cord » {refrigerate^. Call 123 Church visions of Sections 10160-10163, inclusive. Oregon Laws. St. 287-4* .A h Well As J. W. McCOY. Better be safe than sorry. See Subscribed and sworn to before me this 12th. day of July, A. D. 1923 Beaver Realty Co. about your in­ FO R SALE——Pile used lum ber CAMPING FACILITIES AT (Seal) G. H. WENNER, Notary Public for Oregou. surance. Phone 68. 287-tf all dimensions. See Miss Cof­ SEASIDE ARE TO RE GOOD 268-4-Tuesday. My commission expires, Aug. 3, 1925. fee, Tidings office. In One Of SEASIDE, Aug., 8.— Those Talent Community Club dance FOR SALE— Lot on Alida street a t Jackson y o t Springs, Wed­ coming by automobile to attend $25.00 down, $10.00 a month. nesday night, August 8th. the American Legion sessions at Phone 28» or call 108 Pioneer REDDING, Calif., Aug. 8.— j SACRAMENTO, Aug. 8.— A Oregon s G reatest Ocean resort 285-2 avenue. 281-1 mo. All the Shasta county mining liberal education in modern min- will find splendid camping facil­ Mr. and Mrs. H arry Stock of property of Trinity Copper com-14ng methods, as well as a com­ ities and suitable parking priv­ FOR SALE— Milch goats. 220 Happy Camp, California were pany was attached this week by | plete course in C alifornia’s var- ileges, according to Pat Diltian, Garfield St. 283-1 mo the Federal National Bank of ied m inerals, will be afforded in of Seaside, chairm an of the le­ Ashland visitors yesterday. ASSOCIATION MEMBERS AND Boston to recover on notes giv- j the great mining exposition to gion convention arrangem ents FOR SALE— Potato digger, hill­ PATRONS— Canvas Folding Army cots, en in May last year and endorsed be conducted by the D epartm ent committee side plow and several o th e r : We have closed a cannery deal $3.75. Army Goods Store. by Thomas W. Lawson, Boston - of Mines and Mining of the Sac small plows and cultivators. for three car loads of B artlett tra d e r in copper stocks. Judg- ram ento Cham ber of Commerce Inquire a t 244 G rant St. 286-2 Farmers, Attention! pears. Commence picking Thurs- m ent is asked for $46,620. It I in cooperation with the State 284-6* _____________ ‘lay, deliver Friday and Saturday For the best In sweet nfilk and is alleged th at the interest was ¡M ining Bureau at th e l 923 Cali- Look to your Mowers, F o il SALE— Almost new Sonora. *n f*nie for shipm ent Saturday, cream go to Detrlck’a. 106-tf paid in November, but since then fornia State Fair, which opens Rakes and Binders early .phonograph and 27 records. AH to be No. 1 cannery stock. not a cent has been paid on the l Saturday, Septem ber 1. so in ease I should not Inquire forenoons 350 B St. 2 1/* Inches or larger and free Have a fit at Orres- -tailors for demand notes, and Lawson has i Mining of ore will be illu stra t­ have the worn or broken Open A ir P avilion or other defects men and women. 284-t6 from worms ed by men operating a ir drills 226-tf disappeared from Boston. parts in stock I will which will prevent peeling out The property levied on in- in -huge granite and quartz slabs L IT H IA P A R K have time to send to FOR SALE CHEAP— D o d g e two perfect halves. We furnish eludes forty-one mining claims and by powder displays; crush­ Try our eats at the Hot Portland for them. touring car, in good condition. lug boxes, a car load now being west of K ennett, the best known ing of ore will be done in a Springs, W ednesday night, Tai W. J. W allace, 66 Mountain en route from Medford. Act G arden H ose and T ools being the Shasta King, which completely equipped ent Community club. 285 10-stamp avenue. 286-t3 promptly and watch your sizes. o f e v ery D escrip tion has been in charge of a watch- ■ mill, one-quarter regulation size, Ashland F ru it jind Produce Asso­ Albert Parker and wife of Se­ man for about ten years. This ' treatm ent of the crushed ore will FOR RENT— Private garage on ciation. 287-2 attle, Washington were in Ash is the mine which Lawson pre- i be by am algam ation, cynaide and Factory stret. Phone 481 J. land today while Mr. Parker was dieted in 1901 would be n e ttin g : the new m ercuric-cyanide pro- 286-tf S, A. Vellin, a San Francisco transacting business. from $2,000,000 to $3.000,000 a cess, and it is hoped to have a > ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ FOR SALE— Three Jersey and business man, spent today here ______ year by August, 1901, when small sm elter furnace also in op- one Holstein milch cow's. 419 attending to local business inter- T. A. Talent of Medford, Ore- 830,000,000 worth of ore would eration. Newly invented stam p • Laurel street. 286-3* ests’ S°n was a business visitor in be blocked out. In addition to mills of compact size will also l CALIFORNIA ORJGONJ the mining claims all the w ater be shown, and there will be dis­ Ashland yesterday and today. POW ER CO M PANY Ft»R SALE- -Pure bred Berk M. Burbam and wife of San rights and considerable person­ played the electric equipm ent of shire pigs, Phone 105. Francisco were Ashland visitors Oranges, lemons, grape fruit— al property was levied on by a m odern mine. Latest devices r 2S7-t6 yesterday, having stopped here Detrick sells for less. 106-tf Sheriff W. W. Sublett, who put for underground work and to on a trip north to visit friends. FOR SALE— REAL ESTATE Morgan D. Thomas in charge as prevent accidents will be exhibit- ed. H ear A lford’s orchestra at keeper. FOR SALF— Modern bungalow, S. S. Brown of Oakland, Cali- Talent Community club dance at ~ I In the main $350,000 exhibit garage, 3 large lots, fru it, fornia passed the day in Ash-1 Jackson Hot Springs, A ugust 8. BUILDING OF WAR VETERAN ■ hal1 of the F air, will be located 285-2 berries, etc. 356 Laurel St. land yesterday transacting busi- i HOSPITALS BEING RUSHED j a display of m inerals conserva-' _______ 280-1 mo* ness. --------- - I tively valued at a q u arter of a Cliff Payne makes lawn swings INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 8.— Co- million dollars, and including ev- FOR SALE— Furnished f o u r Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Campbell operation of capital and labor to e ry variety of m ineral produced 284-1 room cottage, corner lot, Ideal of Rice Lake, Wisconsin were prevent delay in delivery of m a­ in California. This display will location. 283 B street. YOUR PARTNERS Ashland visitors yesterday and terial and in providing labor for be housed in a reproduction of 280-1 mo* today, having stopped here while IN PR O G R ESS R. S. Knowlton and wife of the construction of hospitals to a m ountain, with two mine tu n ­ Mr. Campbell transacted busi- ! Oakland, California were Ash­ care for disabled war veterans nels for entrance and exit, Note: Between 1912-1922, Copco’s WANTED ness. land visitors yesterday. They has been obtained by Alvin O w s-! Among the exhibits will be a 12- consumers increased 1 0 0 ^ f— the WANTED— Young man to learn were accompanied by Miss Na- ley, national commander of the inch nugget of pure gold from i gross earnings increased 287 p rin ters’ trade. Small wages Mrs. L. J, Payne and m o th e r, omi Knowlton. American Legion, from Eliot*. F. j Nevada county and a $50,000 to begin. Good opportunity of Vacaville, California were in _ Goodwin, vice-president of the block of pure tungsten from for right young man. Inquire Ashland today visiting with Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Thompson, Cham ber of Commerce of the i Kern county. The state Mining a t Tidings office. tf friends. of San Francisco were in Ashland United States, and John Donlin, Bureau will also have an exhib­ yesterday while Mr. Thompson president of the building trades it. B urglary and fire insurance WANTED— Roomers, 308 North A. w : Moon of H ilt, California was transacting business. departm ent of the American Fed­ will bee arried .on the exhibit. Main street. Phone 289Y. was a business visitor in the city eration of Labor. 286-3» today. • Miss Grace W ells of Berkeley Following receipt of reports THEODORE ROOSEVELT PUTS was an Ashland visitor yester­ from legion officials th a t hospi­ UP PRIZE FOR LEGION MEN WANTED— Good, clean cotton E. R, G orderer and A. S. Dav day. The 7.14 erly compounded. eriin St., Ashland. 587-1< Francisco was an Ashland visi­ ity be given to hospital construc­ for hydro-electric power in this ber between July 1 and August R. L, Sevens of Vacaville, Cftl- to r yesterday and today. tion in as much as the num ber 13, according to an announce­ territory. FOR RENT itornia was an Ashland visitor of cases of disabled veterans re­ ?r you m eet ment made by A lbert S. Callan, FOR RENT— Furnished rooms. yesterday> Mr. and Mrsu J. Lathine of San quiring treatm en t is increasing |C-T-C Cords commander of the New York de­ Francisco were registered a t the rapidly. 84 Alida St. 287-3* , . , “ partm ent of the legion. This ____ ___________________________ L aura Leisch and Hilda J. Hotel Ashland last night, Mr. 3-T-C Cord on your car on our trophy -will be known as the FO R RENT— F our room apart- Voulter of Oakland were regis- Lathine being called here by Mr. and Mrs. Howard F. Jones “ Theodore Roosevelt Cup.’’ fhis rem arkable tire will do the It inent with garage. A dults on- te red at the Hotel Ashland last business interests. of Berkeley, California were will be presented to the winning PREFERRED ly. 1101 Boulevard. 285-tf night. having stopped here to A shland visitors yesterdaiy and post at the state convention of ------------------------------------------------ visit the city. ASK ANY MEMBER OF OUR Always glad to advise with today, calling on several friends. the legion which will ee hbld at FO R RENT— For neat house- ______ _______________ you about your fire insurance ORGANIZATION Saratoga Springs, September la , keeping apartm ents see S. L. REWARD— Liberal rew ard will needs and rates; perhaps you A. L. Dillon of Dunsmuir, 14 and 15. jrs throughout the country. be paid for retu rn of box con­ m ight profit by calling 274J. Allen. 63 N. Main. 278-tf THE California, was a business visi­ taining silverw are and dishes Yeo, of course. 287-tf to r ni Ashland today. C A L IF O R N IA OREGON Lillian M. Blair of Seattle, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Summers taken from Lithia park last P O W E R C O M PA N Y pas&ed the day here yesterday Sunday afternoon. Milton J Roy A. Blehn of K lam ath Falls W. H. Hammell of San F ran ­ of Los Angeles, California were visiting with friends and ac­ Grants Pass and Fraley. 134 Pioneer St. was an Ashland visitor yester­ cisco was a business visitor in In Ashland today visiting with Uedford, quaintances. Klamath Falls 287-t2 day. Ashland today. friends and acquaintances. Yreka and Dunsmuir SA VE IC E FO OD PROVOST BROS ATTACHED BT BANK Refrigerators DANCE SA TU R D A Y P E IL ’S CORNER N IG H T W onderful Music w 7.14 per. cl. IS HIGH AND SAFE -T-C Cords after •d, rough trip, [aring uniformly larked or gouged [e road. It’s be- COPCO e Hospital ■poration ETZVS'S AND TUBES