pàcæ trara ASHLAND DAILY TIDINGS W PR O FE SSIO N A L PHYSICIAN« ------------ ■■ — ---------- DR. MATTIE B. SHAW— Roei- deuce and office, 108 P io n e e r avenue. T elephone 28. O ffice hours, 10 to 12 a. m .; 2 to 5 p. m. on ly. DR. ERNEST A. W OODS— P ra c - tlc e lim ite d to eye, e a r, n o se a n d throat— X-ray Including te e th . O ffice h o u rs, 10 to 12 and 2 to S Sw edenborg B ldg., A shland. O re. ~ , - - - - -- ___________ D R . E . R. ANGELL— C h iro p ra c tic and E le c tro -T h e ra p y . O ffice phon e 48; re s id e n c e 142. F ir s t N ation al Bank building. D R . H AW LEY— Above o ffice. P hon e 91. . MARY A. KING D IED Y E ST E R D A Y T id ln g s te rm e n t to be m ad e in M o untain View ce m e te ry . DR. ERNEST W. SMITH— C h iro ­ TANK K ILLS TH REE practor, near P ostoffice. Hours 9-12 and 2-5. Phone 114. KANSAS CITY , Dec. 8.— T h re e m en w ere k ille d w hen a ste e l PLUM BING _______________________________ ____ ta n k b elo n g in g to th e K a n sa s C ity JER R Y O’NEAL— P lu m b in g . 207 R e fin in g C om pany to p p led over c ru s h in g th em . T he ta n k w as be- B ast Main. P hon e 138. iug m oved fro m an old d te to a MONUMENTS MONUMENT— M ARKERS L ow est Price» ASHLAND G RANITE CO. ■3rd and E a st Main St. 2 2 3-0mo. ■SaU N O TICE O F TAX L A M ) SA LE Daily F e s E i o n Hint TRADE RECORD T he d e a th of M rs. M ary A. K ing, 55, o c c u rre d la s t u ig h t a t h e r hom e a t 180 N u tle y s tr e e t, M rs. K in g ha3 been ill to r th e p a st lWo m o n tha aDd h e r co n d itio n Walche<1 w ith c a re fu ln e s s , M rs. K in g h a s lived in A sh lan d ^ aat fo u rte e n y e a rs a n d h as m a n >’ trie n d s . P rio r to com ing h e r ®- ahe w aa b orn a n d ra ise d in <»’« o r e n t c o u n tie s ,ln C A lifornia and wa9 m a rrie d th e re to Jo h n R u ssell. F o u r c h ild re n su rv iv e a n d a re expected h e re fo r th e fu n e ra l, F u n e ra l se rv ic es a re to be »held M onday a fte rn o o n a t 1 :3 0 from S to c k 's U n d e rta k in g P a rlo rs . In - M onday, D ecem ber 10, 1023 «SÎ Service Shoe House THE STORY OF THE BANANA W e consum e about 4^2 hil- M ost of the banana» w hich we lio n s a year, but bring them im port, and the U n ited S tates is ai» from foreign countries. w or’d 3 largest in}$jtfter of th at M o», o f (hose im ported are J S 'Æ n “ V c X , , , . . . -----------------— — — -■ . . . . the products o f A m erican bean islands, w here the g row th has capital invested* w ith our been b rought to the g reatest per- tropical neighbors. fection by the liberal use of A m er- ______ ican capRal. Y ears ago when th$ ... v a ,“ e o i banana as a food cam e i he hum ble banana w hich now to be realized and its grow ing pop- sm iles upon us from every fru it- ularity w ith our people w as noted, stand the country over illustrates A m erican capital, alw ays on the the grow ing reliance of the U nited a le rt to im prove w orld industrial States upon the tr o p ^ jk w o r ld . A and econom ic conditions, began to com pilation m ade ..o^Tfhe T rade in terest itself ip -a n -e n la rg e m e n t of \ ec??rd ° f T he N ational City B ank the supply. It w as soon found th a t of N ew Y ork show s th at w e have the banana could not be success- paid to o u r tropical neighbors in fully produced in this country, for nnnnnnr,fbbea.'i,-regi-°n i Rearlf ? 4° ° ’f * • ' ‘Jajred * m ore distinctly tro p - 000,000 for this single article o f teal clim ate than is found w ithin tropical food since ou r acquaintance continental U nited States, and a w ith it began, forty years ago, and study o f conditions in the neigh- M it we 1VP are or#* nnu» noiim inr» ea boring tropics _J _____ • .« » that now oA consum ing w m in ore developed the fact than 4 billion bananas every year, t h a t the hot and m oist clim ate at > e x o p o o rtin lim ite d num ber the w c r a m end of the C aribbean —iw ____ • and re-ex rtin iX g a lim ited w a estern l ° ourr A m erican neighbors, especi- w as especially suited to its m ost T h u e ' s above e u o .e d o , n e a r- S S S f t b ro u g h t into the U n ited -m 6 WCf bCgan *\S. acq“ ain.t ' p IK *’ *ay® th ® T r ?2e R ecord, by any m eans m easure the sum s paid by the consum er. T h e high cost of travel adds m ore to the final value of the banana th an ° 7 im^ or ta n L cla®9 o£..in?: experts in this line, and after years S i expIo.rat,o i1 an d . intelligent study th * .8ect,ons !“ " h,ch the A m erican m illions could be safely invested w e r t determ ined upon. T h e first step was to procure the consent of the governm ents of the ? * eetiTe countries, then th e lease The -? « A w arehouses for the storage of the fruit on its arrival and the équip­ m ent of cars for its safe distribu- ’X 'b™ “ “ ’“ “ ' * b' g , ' ' np' ra " .w ... area of this country, a Ah ii these heavy expenses for specially equipped tran sp o rtatio n and »tor age facilities were rendered neces sary by the fact th at the banana, which is cut from the parent stem before fully ripened, m ust have an i even and intelligently adjusted tern- peratu re en route to the consumer both in order to give him the fru it: in its properly ripened condition and to avoid heavy losses m its tran sp o rtatio n T h u s it i s ’ quite aouar tm»r the $20.000,000 which we a n a aa U / send to the C entral A m erican countries as »he price A their . COATS OF YOUTHFUL DESIGN bananas at- the ‘ ' If a coat has a it straight and of i» the beginning o f^ th e ' t s * a t #"he • imply designed, is in the line height . - a » » sis , , _ ---- place of consum ption in the U nited ! fasf\ion- no m atiw how a m p ly it is States, and th at the $400 000 000 ' ,nade’ To the left '"** is a * model for w hich we 'h av e” sen t^to ^ o u r * C a * r d / wear, developed in soft tweed, bean n e ig h b o r, since we began o a r I nd h £ ? £ v S . . i A W t ****’ “ final consum er.’’ | Fancy machine-stitching is all the B ut the “banana habit” based trimm ing required for* this design upon a grow ing recognition of its which requires 2 yards 54-inch m ate- real food value is perm anently ria ^or medium size. established w ith us an d while the 7 * * ^ ’ «erona cloth or any of the general advance in w orld prices has 8oit’P‘,e womens m ay be used for the resulted in an increase of about *fcond J"0«1«1« *’hich maY be closed to 33% in the cost of the banana in fo rV iev er?. " i h e te d y of t h e X ’t U C o rn e r of M ain a n d O ak. A sh lan d , O regon, w h e re m en can get W. L. Douglas Shoes ’ ill th e fin e s t k in d o f c a lf sk in , e v ery shoe all le a th e r, in th e best w in te r sty les. $6 to $8 American Gentleman PU B L IC N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y —H /im ilto n -B ro w n S h o e ( ’o i n p a n y ’s b e s t o f G IV E N : T h a t th e m id rsig n e d . ASHLAND GRANITE S h e riff of J a c k s o n C o u n ty , O re­ k a n g a ro o le a th e r , w hich n e ith e r p e e l s o r MONUMENTS gon, u n d e r a n d p u rs u a n t to a c e r­ sk u ffs. Oregon G ranite Co. ta in o rd e r of th e C o u n ty C o u rt 9. PBNNISTON, Salesm an. of J a c k s o n C ounty, O regon, d u ly Rea. 47tt Laurel P h on e 444-Y m ade an d e n te re d on th e 9 th day i of N ovem ber A. D. 1 923, w ill o f­ PLANING M il J , fe r fo r sa le a n d w ill sell, a t th e tropica! climate in with the nearest port, "then the 500,000 7 n l 890,~ 7 n d $ ¡ ‘,820 « jf/T a | Model: Pictorial Review Coat JORDON’S SASH AND CABINET fro n t door of th e C o u rth o u se in fr the. tei? Pei? * ' onatruetlon steamers especially 1884, the year in which the first • &°* , and now ow ned W a rre n to n v o tes $26,000 for era of h o u se h o ld goods. D eal- |jy Balj C o u n ty , upon w hich lots, B each h ig h w a y . G R A N TS PA SS, Dec. 10. F in a n - era In coal and wood. Phone pjeceH or p a rc e i8 Of ian(j tj1P s a j,j J u d g e C. B. W a tso n is in re- Corner Main and Oak J. D. Mars, Prop. cial w o rrie s a re believed to h av e | c e lp t of a le tte r fro m Geo p R in g 117 * C o u n ty C o u rt of said C o u n ty h as led to th e su ic id e of J o h n D aily, O ffice 89 Oak St. near c o n s u ltin g a n d p e tro le u m e n g i­ b y th e se t a m in im u m p ric e a s in d ic a te d a m in in g m an of th e low er 1111- H otel Ashland n e e r of H u n tin g to n B each, Cal, in said o rd e r, a n d as said lan d i nois riv e r. D aily w e n t to th e b a rn in w hich he a c k n o w led g e s re c e ip t aQd s a id p ric e is s e t fo rth in Voi. TRANSFER AND EXPRESS a t his ra n c h on R a n c h e re e cre e k of sa m p le s of oil sh a le fro m th e SOS, m agic cleaner of Pot« _____________ O ne D e lin q u e n t C e rtific a te R ee- th is m o rn in g a n d a s h o rt tim e la- anti Pans. beds n e a r A sh la n d and r e g a rd in g T. L, PO W ELL— G e n e ral T ra n s- ord of said C o u n ty , re fe re n c e to t l te r h is w ife h e a rd th e r e p o r t of far— Good te a m and m o to r w hich o rd e r and to w hich said i ERUAKK his g u n . -She h u r rie d o u t and w hich he sa y s: ‘T he sh a le is v ery Acm e, chi o il na ted U n i« A • ' :'ADC> EN tru ck s. Good serv ice a t a re a - V olum e One fo u n d t h a t he h ad s h o t hlmse'lf" rieh ln Pe tro le u ia a «d lo o k s very is h e re b y m ad e a _ •o n a b le p rice. P h o n e 83. p a rt of th is no tice. n attempting the milk diet, it 1. N o fo rm a l in v e s tig a tio n w as h eld ¡m « ch M‘oc<*n e ’ as y° U ’ *y ” S un bid to C le a n se r V Said sa le w ill com m ence at 10 fir necessary to secure milk of the aa su ic id e w as p la in ly in d ic a te d , i M r' H u n tin g to n ,s c o n sid e red T R A N SFE R AND E X P R E SS— Old D utch Cleanaer o ’clock a. m „ on S a tu rd a y . th e p . oper <)Ua!ity i mpure mHk can nev„ M r. D aily w as e n g a g ed in an un - !a " pxcellent a u th o r ity in h is lin e K in g ’s T ransfer, general hauling. 15th d ay of D ecem ber, A. 1). 1923,! i depended upon. It is useless to try su c ce ssfu l m in in g v e n tu re a n d iind local P ro m o te rs w elcom e his Bon Ajnt— Sapolio Dry wood for sa le. Phone 113, an d c o n tin u e u n til 12 o clock a tie«, of this kind with poor milk. It w o rry o v er th is is th o u g h t to h av e ¡opinion, P laza P ool H all. 45-tf P y les P earlin e noon of said d ay, an d in case all must be the best, and when I say cau sed him to ta k e liis life. of sa id p ro p e rty is n o t sold w ith - “best’’ I do not mean rich in cream, 2 0 M ule Team Borax ing s a id tim e, said stile w ill be s b cause Jersey milk is too rich in this I S ta te fish h a tc h e rie s re p o rt out- WNCHFSTtK E xclu sive R oasted B ulk held a n d c o n tin u e d a t th e sam e particular food element. If you at- ' F or a sm ooth shave, M a rsh fie ld — T e lep h o n e coni- j p u t of y o u n g sa lm o n a n d tro u t C offees 83c and 88c I place, b e tw e en th e sam e h o u rs on tempt to follow this diet and use mi Jr j an d quick service, go at ( T . ! p a n y to e re c t $30,000 ch u rch | d o u b le w h a t it w as la s t y ear. each su c ce e d in g S a tu rd a y u n til all Hom Jersey cows, your experiment ; . U " i ii“ F T illa m o o k C heese A lw ays to th e S h ell Barber t of said la u d s so to be sold h a v e v il! Probably end disastrously, though f w ■ n i i i Shop, across from D e­ in S tock. been sold, o r p e n d in g th e f u r th e r b> reduc*«8 th« quantity of cream to i ----------------— ■ ----------------------- pot. G rinding of all o rd e rs of th e C o u n ty C o u rt of said P e r h a t’= a b o u t one-half you can secure ; Binds. C hildren’s work P ( ,,n ty favorable results in many instances, a sp ecialty. i BBRBBMBJaWffiBira 1 ■ A lis t of all p ro p e rty to be sold. h£ best mijk j, saiJ t0 frcm ; W . A. SH ELL, Prpo. 53 E . M ain P h o n e 59 to g e th e r w ith th e m in im u m p rice H >.stein cows, and the superiority of 64 2 A. SL A shland, Ora a t w hich e a sh lot piece o r p a rc e l t!:c‘: n?.i,k *s PT°bably due to the un- ' „„„ i „ ii • usual rigor of these animals. Anyone th e re o f can be sold, is open to th e whe : is accustomed K'l'IlvffiniPil to tabinrv taking mallr milk /««ii can I i in sp e c tio n of th e pu b lic a t th e of- quickly detect the character of the milk i fice of th e u n d e rsig n e d S h e riff, in b> J t s taste. Of course, anyone ran te. go.xi milk from bad milk, but the C lassified Colum n R ates th e C o u rt H ouse a t Ja c k so n v ille , right sort of milk has a pleasing, life­ One cent th e word each Oregon, like taste, which indicates the pres- ■ tim e. i D ated a t Ja c k s o n v ille , O regon, ence of vitality; that is, life-giving elements. Poor milk has a dead, To run every issue for one Nov. 10, 1923. can be a n a s su re d fa c t by th e taste, and while these two grades of i m onth or m ore, the word C. E . T E R R IL , milk might be exactly the same in their v e ry sim p le m eth o d of in ­ I I E good so ld ie r is th e m an S H E R IF F O F JA C K SO N CO c ria -'‘‘ producing qualities, there would each tim e. su rin g ORE. 61-5 M ondav V3 m - t!iife,;c,.lce *n their ability tn .in no, \ build additional tissue. w ho kn o w s how to oliev. hi FO R HALE - ■ - ■ --------------------------Tiie whole milk should be used as it 1 — _____ -- .... D rain canp ry ru n n in g a t full contKS from the cow. No cream th e b a ttle o f life e v e ry o n e o ught FOR SALE— T h re e cook a n d capo, b y on a p p le s sh” Hd b? ,taken fr om it If the G ood D ig e s tio n to obey h is co n scien ce an d h is v 4 » » _________ milk s‘an Js long enough for the cream tlr e e h eatin g stoves, also stove ------------------------rjse. ¡t shouid be stirred up with ju d g e m e n t. T h ese tell him to sav e rapairing done. At E agle Brass - rp^ the milk before it is used. — a n d one of th e b en eficial Works. Oberlaln street. 79-6* l l r l l o ¿Hter a large amount of experiraen- w ays fo r th is to be do n e is h is m o n ey a n d n o t w a ste it. D o n ’t r ___________________ tation, both personally and with thou- to e a t r e g u la rly o u r H e a lth Phone 57 PO R SA LE—-5 Room H ouse w ith , d a n k e ro u » P“ sts. T hey w aste, sands who were taking the milk diet, I 36-4 F irst St. a rg u e . O bey. B re a d . A t y o u r gro cery . d e stro y a n o n o b . th in g s th a t a re have come to the conclusion that there hath and pantry; lot 50x142; is considerable difference in the nutri­ Specify F r a n k lin ’s «entrai location. Lock Box 53. tive value of natural and artificially heated milk where not allowed to ex- I 82-tf TO ceed one hundred and twenty degrees JT A rP Fahrenheit, or about as hot as it can Trees " - i A A be drunk with comfort. If the heat- F ru it and N ut Trees, V ines and But w hen you feed th em RA T *"g ’’ take" , t0 tbe boiling point, or Ashland, Oregon P lan ts. Send for catalogue. SN A P__an d th e v c ra v e t o r i •»« c i en ,Pastcunzed (°ne hundred and , B a k e ry W illam ette V alley N ursery, Tan­ 1? GUAR" N T E E D ,o m l JOtt of we desire, hence we never allow milk g en t. O regon. 82-10* all r a ts and m ice. either to be boiled, sterilized or pas- : FOR SALE— H ouse, good condi­ Wm. ( Y W ) K & Sons ‘evnzed- Milk treated with any arti- I bcia] preservative is totally unfit for tion , central location, near Ar­ ; say " w e a re pleased to s ta te we ^ood and certainly for use in the milk m ory. 136 B S treet ............ 82-9* c o n sid e r RA T SN A P is, w ith o u t dl^ ’ f , d o u b t, th e b est R a t an d M ouse . , n^ 0 . he most remarkable changes FOR RENT e x te rm in a to r we h av e e v e r used ' J3t , K' n ocS!,,r !.n tb°se who are useu. ptaced on ,he milk diet is the accele- ¿■> ♦ FOR ration of the criedadou 5 $8 to $ 1 0 .7 5 Other all leather dress shoes, of oood quality and style, values that ore sel­ dom seen in guaranteed all-leather shoes at $5 1-fealtk Öiinis Overland Shoe Shop Home Cleaners fa th e r o f ♦ C u ltu re Flashlights and T. L. M oore Lanterns SIM PSON H A RD W A RE PLUMMER Hit the Trail for Hiltson Classified C olum n for Masters and Slaves Good Health Studebaker Cars T At Medford, Ore. GOOD FR A N K L IN T he C itizens B ank of A shland C H R IS T M A S G IF T S In Leather Goods For Daughter, Mother, or Sister and h ou sek eep in g ro o m s. 178 A RA - T-SN A P w ill K ill 83-3 SI- F O R R E N T — 2 room fu rn is h e d CM tage. 342 O ra n ite St. 83-3* THEM W IF E IS SLA SH E D BY FO U R T H HUSBAND G e n u in e L e a th e r V a n ity C ases a n d P u rs e s w ith L iji S tic k a n d C o m p ac t o r R o u g e B o x —Ara lu e s up to $8.00, all a t one p rice . an d leav e no sm all Sold a n d g u a ra n te e d by MC N A IR B R O S. PR O V O ST ’S M A R S H F IE L D , Dec. 10.— R oy A ikina, 30, is in ja il an d h is w ife W ANTED in a h o sp ita l h e re a s a re s u lt of a WANTED— W o rk of an y k in d sta b b in g a ffra y . Mrs. A n n a A ikena. •x e e p t w a sh in g . C o m p e te n t w o- 2 9, th e w ile, is in a s e rio u s c o n ­ r o n c h it is t t a n . P h o n e 2 88-R . 8 3tf d itio n . She w as c u t a b o u t 10 tim es, At bedtime rub i the throat and th e tip of one fin g e r b e in g sla sh e d T yping thoroughl with— chest thoroughly j off an d h e a rin g w o u n d s in h er P u b lio T y p in g , copying. 264 7 th 'b e s t , side, o th e r h a n d , fo re h e a d Rt. 8 3 -lm o .* la n d ch in . ▼ V a î r =* o R u b A ikena, fo u rth h u sb a n d of th e W ANTED— W ashing. 248 1st O v e r 1 7 M illion Year!-< 62-2m o.* __ ______ ___________________ in ju re d w om an, w e n t to th e ro o m ­ St- ing h o u se w h e re sh e lived a n d d u r- MKCELLAxNEOUR L in n co u n ty b u d g e t for com ing ing a q u a rr e l o v er h e r th ir d hus- y e a r show s $15.S43 in crease. b a n d , lie d re w his p o ck et k n ife A N Y GUU» IN TR O U BLE— May a n d sla sh e d h e r. T h e A ik e n s w ere com m unicate w ith Enaign Lee m a rrie d a b o u t a m o n th ag o an d of the S alvation A rm y at the Mrs. A ik in s filed s u it for d iv o rce "UTE-FOOT'’ W h lteS h ield H om e. 565 May- j a g a in s t him last w eek, c h a rg in g l-ov. dered fair Ave.. P ortland. Oregon. c ru e lty . DANSE FLOOR BEBH IN G LIN G A CAU4OMINING WAX F or restu n glin g or p ainting and S E A T T L E G IR L CO N V IC TED ! G iv e? s m o o th , s l i d . calsom tn in g a ll work guaranteed I Inji f in is h to h a r d SE A T T L E , Dec. 10.— W in n i- | o r s o f t- w o o d f lo o rs «Oil A. V. H ood, Phone 398 or fre d G ibbons, 19, w as co n v icted Xo At ¡11. CUE1S1- C. W. Judk ins Phone 390-R . OK I»’ —T, on th e c h a rg e of m a n s la u g h te r in 7 7 -lm o * Y o u r d ru g -g is t h a s k illin g of lA K € i it. I f n o r, s e n d u s co n n ectio n w ith th e i s ta m p s . 75c f o r o n e - ric« E H a rry L ascell a t a ro a d h o u se pound package. R oseb u rg— Um pqua va lley ships O ctober 11, an d se n te n c ed from C L A R K E . I 1 4 0 ,0 0 0 lbs. T h anksgiving tur- WOOOWAilD one to ten y e a rs in th e s ta te p e n ­ | D R C G C o„ fc*ys b ringin g $8 4 ,0 0 0 . Ufejtou. ite n tia r y a t W a lla W alla. $5.19 Each A n o th e r L o t w ith V a lu e s u p to $4,00 A ll a t O ne P ric e B $2.95 Each W iC L e a th e r R o ll-u p M an icu re K e ra to l a n d L e a th e r M u­ S ets, $ 2 .7 5 , ge.OO, $0.00, $ 1 2 .0 0 E ach . sic R olls an d C ases— B e a u tifu l T o u ris t T a b le ts — a ll L e a th e r. $3.50 — $0.00 each. « 2 .0 0 — $ 3 .5 0 F o r B oys a n d Men A ll L e a th e r B rief C ases $ 7 .5 0 a n d $ 0 .0 0 un Purses, Bill Books, Cigarette Cases, Memo POOTI Books, Card Cases, Razors, Etc., Etc. B ooks an d Stationery -ILHARTS GOOD TRAVELING COMPANIONS D rug S u n d rie s T o ilet Goods M’Ä S sisft:* , A CbmttMBftó «f imifcgMi t e w frig f wo riyfoi i w • fi M m m r nUoei to A m w » ASHLAND FU R N IT U R E CO. 96 N. Maia