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MISCELLANEOUS
DRESSMAKING—- W ork gu aran­
teed. 147 Factory St. Mrs. B. Van
H ardenberg.
31-lm o.*
FOR RENT
FOR RENT— Furnished house.
A dults only. Inquire 126 Church St.
43-3
FOR RENT— Splendid 2 room
furnished apartm ent with kitchen­
ette and bath. A dults only. Phone
122.
42-tf
FOR RENT— Comfortable front
bedroom, furnished.
Bath,
heat.
Apply 108 Q ranite St.
44-tf
F O R R E N T— Four furnished
housekeeping rooms. Poline 187-J.
44-3
FOR RENT— Furnished frorft
apartm ent. Phone 263-R, or call
Shook building.
44-2
FOR SALE
FOR SALE OR TRADF— 10 acres
Ip st off the Boulevard % mile from
City lim its, mostly alfalfa, 2 acres
pears, Shoem aker place, look it
over and make me offer. Four Site
R ealty Agency, Medford, Ore. 44-5
FOR SALE, TRADE, OR RENT—
The Gottssche Tract on Boulevard
Just at City Limits, 5 acres, highly
improved, modern home, equipped
for F irst Class chicken ranch, look
it over. Four-Site R ealty Ag.nicy,
Medford, Oregon.
44-5
52,000 ACRES LAND OPEN FOR
Gone is the good ol’ happy hobo
ENTRY BY EX-SERVICE MEN and in his place conies the d etest­
able bum, according to mission
WASHINTON, D. C„ Oct. 24.— w orkers here.
Opening of about 52,000 acres of
The difference, mission w orkers
public land in California, Nevada and say, between the hobo and the bum
Utah to form er service men was a n ­ is a very distinct one. The hobo
nounced today at the interior d ep art­ : would work occasionally in retu rn
ment.
for board and lodging, but the bum
The exact dates when filings may — never.
be made will be published by the
The hobo was the rom antic type
local land office handling the p ar­ of traveler— one who perhaps had
ticular tracts, which include 18,000 , been educated, who could recite
acres in Kern county, Cal., near the
poetry and loved the life of the
town of Ricardo; 14,000 acres in
open. The bum has no outstanding
Washoe county, Nevada, near Ger-'
qualities of redemption. He flees
lacli, >nd 20,000 .acres in Wayne
from work like one dees from a
county, Utah, near Hanksville.
dreaded disease; he will lie, cheat
or steal to get out of doing a job.
Instead of doing a little work in re­
tu rn for any benefactions he will
flee from sight at the first chance.
Mission w orkers long for the re­
turn of the hobo and the extinction
of the bum.
SNOW IN TENNESSEE
state th a t snow fell there during the
AND NORTH CAROLINAi
~
,
day. Only four snows have been rec­
JOHNSON CITY, Tenn., Oct. 24 — orded in Asevllle earlier than Oct.
23, since 19«6.
KANSAS CITY, Mo., Oct. 24— En­ Snow fell here yesterday forenoon,
Republicans, eager to when Interm ittent flurries were in
HONOLULU, Hawaii, Oct. 24— thusiastic
K alalau Valley, on the Island of have Missouri play a prom inent role evidence for several hours. Repoi 's
The Tidings office for all
K auai, made famous th irty years in the next presidential campaign, from Asheville, N orth Carolina, ak o kinds of printing.
ago by the leper, Koolau, who have organized a Coolidge-Hyde
fought off the soldiers of the provis­ movement,
which
is
gaining
ional governm ent th at came to take strength in th is state.
Don’t Pay
him to .‘he settlem ent of Kalaupapa,
Under the leadership of prom i­
F or Quick
See
Molokai, is one of the most lonely nent members of th e party in Mis-
Exhorbitant
Service and
and at the same« time one of the souir they plan to push Governor
Prices
S atisfaction
most rom antic spots in the Hawai­ A rth u r M. Hyde as a running mate I
ian Islands.
N
to President Coolidge, whom
the !
Persons who have read Jack Lon­ Missourians would back for presi­
Refinisher of Floors and Furniture
don’s “ House of P ride’’ will recall dent for the next regular term.
the gripping tale of Koolau; of
"Candidacy of Governor Hyde for
For your Decorating and Interior and Exterior Painting
how this leper, refusing to give the Vice-Presidency would give
himself up as the other lepers had Missouri Republicans something to
Located at Hardy Bros. Hardware Store
decided to do, fled with his wife and rally around,” declare local Repub­
small son to the upper fastnesses of licans who are instrum ental in or­
the valley and, with three rifles and ganizing th e movement.
a good supply of am m unition, kept
Missouri is generally regarded as
N atural gas is now being used as guard over the narrow defile th at
a Democratic state, but. contend
a fuel to generate electricity by was the only approach to the cave
backers of th e proposed Coolidge-
October, the month to buy Ferns. Fine s p e r­
public utility companies in 14 states. j where they had taken refuge. One
Hyde combine, “every time the vot­
The consumption of gas for this p u r­ deputy sheriff and three soldiers
ers of this state are properly arous­
mines as low as 75c. Wonderful, extra large, wide
pose during 1922 averaged 74.Q00,- who refused to take Koolau’s w arn­
ed” it has gone Republican.
000 cubic feet a day. It produced ap­ ing not to attem pt this ridge paid
spreading plants up to $4.00.
R. R. Brewster, Republican nom­
proximately
5,500,000
kilow att for th eir daring with th eir lives.
inee for United States senator at
hours of electric energy. This a- ¡Later a field piece was brought in
the last election and one of the lead­
m o u tt of electric current would and an attem pt made to blow the
ers of the party in this state, took
keep all of th e 7,000,000 electric hiding place to pieces but w ithout
an im portant part in the form ation
irons in daily use in the United success. Finally the hunt was given
of the combination. In an address
States hot enough for ironing for at up. Koolau rem ained in the valley,
before the Twentieth Century Re­
Phone 120
least three hours were they all con­ br.‘ died several years later of tu ­
publican Club, Brew ster was fre­
nected to the n atu ral gas-fired elec­ berculosis.
quently interrupted with outbursts
tric generating stations at the same
Bounded by C liffs
of
applause whenever he made m en­
time.
K alalau Valley faces the sea, with tion of the two men as ¿he standard
♦ oo ♦ o o o ♦ * no oo s
- , a broad beach of yellow sand. Its bearers of the party at the next
sides are hemmed in by precipitous election.
To know
cliffs which rise thousands of feet
how good a cigarette
Support has been received by wo­
itno the rain clouds. The only means men voters in the movement. Mrs.
really can be roach
you must try a-
jof entrance to the valley at the George W. Davis, member of the
present time— the old Hawaiians club and head of the C hristian citi­
knew a trail up the cliffs— is to zenship departm ent of the W omen’s
anchor outside th e breakers and C hristian Temperance Union, urged
“surf in” by small boats to the the women voters to get behind Gov­
HE permanent satisfactions of
beach, or to take a narrow and dan- ernor Hyde for the vice-presidency,
■ life are the ones we should look
igerous footpath more than ten miles
while Mrs. Sylvester Wells, presi­
to first. Among these is to be
in length which follows the cliffs dent of the club, was firm in ex­
relieved from money worries. This
¡along the rocky Napaii coast,
pressing her belief th a t Coolidge
i The valley is wholly deserted of and the Missouri governor would
bank is here to assist you in this
hum an inhabitants.
Thirty years make a w inning pair if nominated.
matter.
ago it held hundreds of Hawaiian
i families, and its wide area boasted
Establishm ent of a sanitarium in
'a maze of taro patches, irrigated by this city to care for drug addicts is
w ater brought down from the taking on a determ ined and concrete
heights by an ingenious system of j form.
ditches. Today the taro patches are
Charles Tucker, president of the
overgrown with brush and weeds, Board of Public W elfare, is taking
Ashland, Oregon
and the native fru it trees— bananas a leading part in urging th a t such
and papaias— have gone wild and a hospital for the cure of such un­
cst ,
'■** torpid
. ■ biliousness,Indigestion
iscraggly.
Wild goats roam the val­ fortunates be built.
and gassy pains result.
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Easy to take, thoroughly cleansing
ley in hundreds, and at night wild
Tucker plans a civic movement to
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C H A M B E R L A IN ’S dogs and cats, the rem nants of obtain funds for the establishm ent
form er days, may be heard skulk- of the sanitarium w here drug ad­
TABLETS
j ing about the cam pfire of the tra v ­ dicts could go voluntarily to be
Never disappoint or nauseate—25c
m
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eler who has ventured in from the cured, and a clinic where confirmed
outside world.
users could purchase drugs under
Close up against a cliff, hidden the strictest supervision. This would
by the lantana bushes, may atill be elim inate drug peddlers, leaders of
At bedtime rub the throat and
found the ruins of an old grass hut, the movement declare.
chest thoroughly with—
and nearby the rotted prow of an
•POBTLAND
old fishing canoe.
GAMBLERS AND BOOTLEGGERS
^OREGON ?
▼ V a p o R ub
Seek Cure Now
PAY LODI $10,530; FIXES
_ O w e r 7 7 M illion J aT, U „ J Y ea rly
But with this change which has
9 9 0 ,0 0 0 in Prem ióm e
come to K alalau Valley there has
LODI, Oct, 24.— The fines collec­
come also a change in the m anner ted from gam blers and bootleggers
with which lepers in the islands re ­
Largest livestock exposition under one roof in America. 10 aerea of jh r. red
in this city since Jan u ary 1st a-
and fancy beef and dairy cattle, horse*, iwine, sheep and Boats. Com Lain h r the
gard the settlem ent of Molokai. No
Western Winter Poultry and Rabbit Show: Western Dairy Produets
. jw ;
m
ount
to
$10,530.
This
includes
sev­
Manufacturers and Land Products Show; N orth w est Hay and Urain b:.ow;
longer is it considered by them as a
Night
Horse
Show;
Industrial
Exhibit*.
eral hundred dollars posted as bonds
KARRS A I.L R A IL R O A D S
place of perm anent im prisonm ent,
by Japanese who were arrested in
as in the days of Koolau, but now
the last raid by officers and whose
rath er as a great open-air hospital,
trials have not yet been held.
where those who come in the early
stages of the disease have an ex-
icellent chance to regain their hea’th
Classified ads bring results.
This is the result of the splendid
care which the T erritorial Govern­
ment gives the lepers at Molokai;
good food, good houses and the won­
derful chaulm oogra oil treatm ent
which has worked such marvelous
cures. Instead of hiding out, as in
.‘he old days, the natives who find
them selves
afflicted
w ith
the
disease report to the health author
! ities and ask for treatm ent. Besides
being an excellent thing for the
patient, this also works as a benefit
to the community whence he comes,
’ as it does away with the possibility
of his friends and relatives con­
tracting the disease from him.
RED STAR OIL
STOVES
No wicks, nor wick substitutes.
— Fuel goes direct to burner—
— a feature in no other stove.
Call and inspect this wonder­
ful Oil Stove.
ASHLAND FURNITURE
COMPANY
94 N. Main
NEW HEATERS
Help Fem ale
Earn $20 weekly spare time, at
home, addressing, mailing music
circulars. Send 10c for music, infor­
mation. Amercian Music Co., 1658
Broadway, Dept. P.-42, New York.
43-6*
We take used heaters in
exchange for new ones.
PROVOST BROS
Refrigerators
FOR SALE PIGS— $3.00 per head
W. L. Moore. Bellview, Phone 10F4.
42-6*
The Citizens Bank of Ashland
/CONSTIPATION
Î
For a smooth shave, and
quick service, go to the
Shell B arber Shop, across
from Depot. G rinding of
FOR SALE— Used Ford car cheap all kinds. C hildren’s work
Beaver R ealty Co.
19-tf a specialty.
FOR SALE— Apples, $1.00 per
box. Bring your boxes. W. L. Moore,
Bellview.
42-6*
WANTED— To buy second hand
lum ber. 520 Liberty St.
43-4*
WANTED— Private garage near
Junior High school. Phone Tidings
and ask for Mr. Berg.
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WANTED— Boy to learn printing
trade. Call at Tidings ofice.
14tf
ANY GIRL IN TROUBLE— May
communicate with Ensign Lee of
the Salvation Army at the W hite
Shield home, 565 M ayfair Ave.,
Portland. Oregon.
10-lyr
Fix Up Shop
We repair fu rn itu re and anything
th a t needs fixing. North Maiu next
to Homes Grecery Store.
PIANO TUNING
PIANO TUNING— $3.50. Trade at
home and have your piano tuned by
Carl H. Loveland. Studio 135 E.
Main St. Phones 134 and 465.
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PHR GENT LOANS— Under
Reserve System on city or farm
i property.
Reserve
Deposit
I Company. 72 Fourth Street.
Portland. Ord.
T Y PE W R IT E R R EPA IR IN G
E. MELVIN HART
What Passes
PEIL’S CORNER
FOR SALE— Fresh milch £ow
A. B. Chapman, Phone 1F11. 43-5*
WANTED
SCENE OF E W IN G TALE
Say it with Flowers
A Carload of Fencing, jnst
in. W hy pay 10 or 15 cents
more per rod elsewhere. Ju st
for to be mean, and to trade
out of town, and genuine
?ood American fence too that
you will get here.
New and old Sewing ma­
chines always on hand. Har-
nes and implement. You will
always find the best a t
Fine Line Of
STAPLES REALTY BARGAINS—
6 room modern Blvd. home, Price
$5500. Real value $7000.
5 room furnished Bungalow and
half acre, close in. Price $3000.
Real value $4000.
5 room modern Bungalow and
2 % acre close in, barn and cheap
w ater, Price $3000. Real value
$3750.
5 room modern Bungalow and 1-3
acre close in, cheap w ater. Price
$3000. Real value $3800.
6 room modern home large lot
near M. E. church. Price $3800.
Real value $4500.
30 vacant lots on Blvd. in a block,
800 ft. pavement paid. Price $4500.
Real value $7000.
Furnished cottage lovely location
pretty front view. Price $2100. Real
value $2500.
40 acre paying orchard and alfal­
fa tract well improved and close in.
Price $15,000. Real value $20,000.
Also other vacant lots. Homes in
town, Orchards, Stock Ranches and
Mdse. Stocks.
Staples Realty, No. 71 Ashland
Hotel Bldg.
42-tf
I Daily News Letter
ASHLAND GREENHOUSES
FOR SALE— Bared Rock pullets
1401 Boulevard.
43-3*
FOR SALE— A good used cream
separator a t the Ashland F u rn itu re
Co., 92 N. Main St.
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B V J C K S
RONCHITIS
W. A. SHELL, Prop.
532 A. St. Ashland, Ore.
N ö v .3 1 0
GREATER ANO GRANDER THAN LUuR
PROFESSIONAL
Ending Today
PHYSICIANS
DR. MATTIE B. SHAW— Resi­
dence and office, 108 Pioneer
avenue. Telephone 28. Office
hours. 10 to 12 a. m.; 2 to 5
p. m. only.
DR. ERNEST A. WOODS—P rac­
tice limited to eye, ear, nose uuu
th ro at— X-ray iucluding teeth.
Office hours, 10 to 12 and 2 to
5. Sweden burg Bldg, Ashland,
Ore.
Beautiful
and
Thursday
and
Friday
DR E. B. ANGELL, Chiropractic
and Electro-Therapy. Office phone
48; residence 142. F irst National
Bank building.
DR. HAWLEY— Above
office. Phone 91.
Tidings
The people on the screen
are as real as. people look
from your window.
DR. ERNEST W. SMITH— Chiro­
practor, near Postofflce. Hours
9-12 and 2-5.
Phone 114.
Don’t miss the first motion
picture in N A T U R A L
colors:
PLUMBING
JE ltR Y O’NEAL— Plum bing. 207
E ast Main. Phone 138.
MONUMENTS
MONUMENT— MARKERS
Lowest Prices
ASHLAND GRANITE CO.
3rd and East Main St.
223-6mo
ASHLAND GRANITE
MONUMENTS
Oregon G ranite Co.
S. PENNISTON, Salesman.
Res. 4 7 0 Laurel
Phone 444Y
TRANSFER AND EXPRESS
FOR prom pt and careful service,
auto trucks or horse drays, cal
W hittle T ransfer Co.
Phone
117. Office, 89 Oak street, near
Hotel Ashland.
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T. L. POWELL— General Trans­
fer— Good team and m otor
trucks. Good service at a rea
sonable price. Phone 83.
The Toll
o f the Sea
TRY FEH1GE FOR HAULING
and tran sfer work of all kinds
375 B St. Phone 410-R.
200-lm o
PLANING MILL
Typew riters— All makes, g u a ra n -'
teed. Lowest Prices. Expert R epair­
JORDAN’S SASH AND CABINET
ing. Call or w rite L. D. M inkler 404
WORKS, Cor. Heilman and
Liberty Building, Medford. Tele­
Van Ness.
194-tf
phone 162.
20-lm o.
LEE D OM ’S
30-DAY SPECIAL
Damned
DR. G. C. PHETTEPLACE
DENTISTRY
Above Citizens Bank
Office Phone 151
Res. Phone 201J
I
Written by
Frances Marion
Directed by
Chester M. Franklin
Photographic direction
by J. A. Ball
P|SiilyCed ..by die Technicolor
Motion Picture Corporation
on
KILLING IF GAME WARDEN
GIVEN INVESTIGATION
REDDING, Oct. 24— The Shasta
, County Grand Ju ry today is contin­
uing the investigation started Mon­
day into the slaying of Deputy Fish
and Game Commissioner Jam es S.
W hite by Federal Prohibition John
! Vail in Castela last Wednesday.
W itnesses to th e shooting were
called at 2 o’clock yesterday after-
i noon, and included Jack
M attes,
J Ira P. Engle, George Costa, Lloyd
M artin, J. F. Hughes, Michael Pid-
ula, Charles George and W. B.
Scott. All were in or near the room
where the shooting occurred. Ad­
ditional subpoenas were issued yes
,‘erday afternoon.
TWO SUSPECTS HELD FOR
ROBBING OF WEED HOME
WEED, Oct. 23.— Two young men,
giving the names of Flem ing and
Neylon, w ere arrested at a hotel
Monday on the charge of having bur
glarized on Sunday a house occupied
by three teachers. The stolen proper­
ty was all recovered in their rooms,
as well as a watch they are alleged
to have stolen from another guest
of the hotel.
The pair drove into Weed on Fri
day, sold th eir car, which was in
bad order, and got a room a t the
hotel. The au thorities now are try ­
ing to ascertain if the car was stolen
Flem ing and Neylon were taken
to the county jail at Yreka.
C-T-C T I R E S
For the next 30 (thirty) days we will Rive every
owner of a light car—Ford, Cheverolet, Overland, all
others which use 30 x 3V2 tires—the opportunity to put
real mileage running tires on their car at a Real
Special In Price, Tire and Service.
Inquire For Our Special
Ashland and community can well afford to buy and ride on C. T.
C. Tires, an Oregon product which is not ashmed to let any stranger
see it on the road.
Leedom’s Tire House
Beaver Block Corner