páüb v a n n if. - aaaa—twa— aa— ws “ ==! Waterman Fuuntain Pens, Me-! Here Today«- Mr. Rapp of Rapp Brothers of N alr Bros. Roseburg was In Aahland today on business. V isitin g H ere— Mrs. Buehner of Portland is Real home-cooked chicken din in Ashland visiting at the home ner at the Plaza. Sunday, 75c of her daughter, Mrs. A. C. 88— I t Demers. <h, B u siness— R eturns Today— R eceive Many G ifts — E. T. Staples of this city made Mrg Archie Million Qf North a business trip to Medford yee-j M&in gtreet win retu rn thig even. terday.* lng from Portland where she has been visiting friends and rela Tamales, best in the city, “ The tives. R ose”. 60— tf WINTER GARDEN DANCE 88— 1* TONIGHT A t P ortland— Fred Homes left last evening for Portland where he will spend Purchases Property— several days on business. F ran k R. Ross has purchased the John Conlin house on W imer Suits and Overcoats make use street. ful gifts. Paulserud's. 86-tf Special Auto Accident Policy for $5.00 a year. Phone 21. Yeo Miss E thel Smith has taken a of course. 24-tf position a t E nder’s departm ent store during the Christm as rush. Purclmsed Hon Frank R. Ross recently p ur Toys — Toys — Toys — El harts. chased the house on Lincoln St., 81— 12 belonging to Mr. Palm er. A t E nder’s— A t M edford— Will Dodge and H arry Hosier C rater Lake pictures 95c to journeyed to Medford this m orn $25.00. Darling Studio. 83- - tf ing on business. To Medford— WINTER GARDEN DANCE Mrs. J. H. Fuller and Mrs. M. 88— 1* C. Reed will journey to Medford TONIGHT this evening to attend “ The Ten H ere Today — Commandments” playing at the O. Gilbert of H ilt was in Ash C raterian Theater this week. land today shopping and atten d ing to business m atters. W HY PA Y MORE Christm as and New Y ear's Subscribe for magazines at El- cards and avors for but two thirds harts. 86— t.s.t. of w hat you pay at other places. Everything In the store m ark H ere Today— ed down 25 to 50 per cent. Tref- Glenn Hill of Talent was in rens 267, 4th St. 87— 2 Ashland this morning attending to business interests. Im proving— Miss A ltandena Spences who W H Y PA Y MORE has been 111 at her home on Iowa Christm as and New Y ear’s cards street for some tim e w ith the and favors for but two thirds of mumps is considerably improv w hat you pay at other prices. ed. Everything in the store m arked down 25 to 50 per cent. T refren’s Candle sticks, book ends, and 267, 4th street. 87— 2 stationery. Darling Studio. 83— tf In A shland— Miss Edna Dougherty re tu rn ed home last evening from Kings burg, California, and will spend the holidays in Ashland at the home of her m other and father, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Dougherty of Oak street. Cliff Payne makes cedar chests. F irst F ire__ The first fire of the month in Medford to which the fire depart m ent w’as summoned was a flue fire about 4 p. m. Thursday at the home of W alter R andal on Overcoats, $20, a t Paulserud’s. Pine street. No damage was 86-tf done.— Medford Mail Tribune. Shipping A pples— W hile Misses Frances and Rosina Gallatin were in Portland on th eir wray to Chicago to a t tend the International Livestock show they were given a box of apples from Portland residents and were also given a box of Hood River apples. W hile going through Hood River they re ceived another box and at Pend leton a dressed turkey was given to them for th eir Thanksgiving dinner. They were treated well during the trip and at Chicago dem onstrated their prune bread at the Exposition. They re tu rn ed home W ednesday evening. Y OFFICIAL TO SPEAK AT MEET TOMORROW Special evening services will be held at the Oongk*egational Church a t 7:30 tomorrow even ing, featuring the work of the local Y. M. C. A. W. W. Dillon, in terstate secretary of the Y. M. C. A. for Oregon and Idaho will make the principal talk of the evening, while C. V. Howell, lo cal secretary will speak on the local work. All persons interested in the Y. M. C. A. work are invited to a t tend the services. TOKYO, Dec. 9. — Japanese shipowners have petitioned the Government to pass more strin gent laws to protect them against "stowaw ays.” The shipowners declare that so many Japanese are attem pt ing to hide aboard th eir ships, hoping to be able to smuggle themselves ashore when the ships reach an American port, th at it Is h urting th eir business. Under the United States im m igration laws, foreign ships are required to post heavy bonds as guarantees th a t they will not bring passengers into the coun try illegally; and when stow aways are found on board pen alties are inflicted. The Japan Shipowners’ Asso ciation has filed a petition with the Government asking th a t the em igrant protection law be re vised, so th a t stern er penalties will be imposed upon those who board a ship illegally. They be lieve this will act as a deterrent to smuggling, which, they allege, is being instigated by agents, who collect huge sums from Japanese under promise of gaining for them admission to the United States. We put the chicken in our A carload of canned apples was tam ales. The Plaza. 82— tf shipped Thursday by the Ashland Canning Company and another P o tatoes Dum ped— one is being shipped today. The On the A shland-Klam ath Falls cars are being sent to San F ran highway sometime during the cisco. past two days a truckload of po tatoes was dumped over the Paulserud’s Suits excel In style grade. Drivers report great care and quality. 86-tf necessary at night in avoiding collisions on curves due to the Im proving— dense fog.— K lam ath Newrs. W. R. Davis of Allison street who has been seriously ill with We are tak in g orders for flu for some time is reported to Christm as candied canes for Eugene — Only six out of 34 be slowly improving. Christm as parties at the Plaza. road districts in Lane county Many beautiful gifts at D ar Special rates to churches and or failed to vote special road taxes ling Studio. 88— 2t for 1925. 83— tf ganizations. W IN T ER GARDEN DANCE TONIGHT 88— 1* R eturn H om e— Mrs. W alter Pierson and Miss Lolita Pierson returned home last night from Dunsm uir where they have been spending the past week visiting with relatives and friends. Toys and games— E lharts. 8 1 - -12 In A s h l a n d - Richard Ring arrived in Ash land on train 53 last evening to spend a week with his mother, Mrs. I. K. Drake of the Suncrest Orchard. Ring was form erly an Ashland resident and is an em You are welcome to compare ployee of the W estern Union. my Automobile rates w ith any other rates in Jackson or Jose Save $10.00, walk upstairs to phine Counties; you can be the 17— tf Jndge. Phone 21. Yeo, of course. Orre8 tailor shop. 30— tf H ere Y esterday Ijeave Today— Mayor Gaddis and A. S. Rosen baum of Medford were in Ashland yesterday and attended the Ki- wanls luncheon. They also vis ited the W inter F air and Poultry Show. Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Greer and Miss E lbert Greer left today for Burbank, California, where they will visit until the middle of the sum m er and where Mr. Greer has business interests. Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Green, who have been liv Car Found— The Maxwell autom obile stol ing at the Francis B utler ap art m ents moved into the Greer home en last week from the garage at the George A. Ham ilton farm , two today. and a half miles south of G rants Pass on the Pacific highway has A t H otel— been recovered. The car was Among those registered at the found deserted at Redding, Calif., Hotel Ashland are H. A. Steen, by officers there — G rants Pass Cleveland, Ohio; M. L. Morris. Courier. New York City; C. H. Griffin, Sunnysidfe, W ashington; H eiyy Xmas greeting cards, McNair L. Love, Camp Lewis, W ashing Bros. to n ; Mr. and Mrs. Roy L. Poff, W enatchee, W ashington; R. La Zell and wife, Alberquerque, N. M. ; R obert Todd, D. G. Mouston, Los Angeles; A. D. W illiams, Sacram ento; L. C. Stiison and wife, Sacram ento; and Rowland P ark er, Oakland. The Odd Fellows Benefit Com m ittee will entertain on N ew ' Y ear’s Eve with a Fancy Dress end C haracter Costume, Ball Masque, at Odd Fellows Hall. P ar ticulars about prizes, refresh m ents and admission later. Get ready for the event of the season. 88— 1 I Every ad has a message. lotf Sheet” issue of the Rogue These notes are w ritten for this paper by m em bers o f tlie journalism class at th e local high school Dr. Jam eson, dean of women at the Oregon A gricultural College, spoke before the girls of Ashland High School, W ednesday a fte r noon, December 10. The subject of h er talk was “ Girls.” Beginning with the first le tte r of the word she told what each m eant to her; the “ G” stood for graciousness, the “ I,” for in dustry, the “ R ” for responsibil ity, and the “ L” for lady. Dean Jam eson especially stres sed the point of industry, saying th a t all girls who had any de sire to go to college should real ize th a t ambition. At the close of her address, she invited all those who were interested in get ting a college education to meet with her during the afternoon. Dean Jam eson visited Ashland last Jan u ary a t which time she addressed the entire assembly. — o— The Rogue staff is industrious ly engaged in publishing a “ Yel- We have a large assortment of special Christmas candies, either in boxes or bulk at reas onable prices. Also all kinds of nuts and fresh roasted pop com and peanuts. When doing vour Christmas shopping, visit R. P. Porter, Fountain On The Plaza K rtii— .liU e v » , I Iijim ,— Raw Eggs the Diet of Eskimo Puppy SrttttnÎHV. Déciïhîjêf îà , 1A Ö-1 - ■ .......i H ditidns have changed since that racing animals, the best is only* third rate. The only way by time. News.” This issue is entirely King Edward spent money lik e ! given to news topics of the day,- » which the King cou’d hope to LIMA, Ohio, Dec. 13— Morris w ater in m aking the Sandring- j make any money out of the es and is w ritten in “ bunk” style. ham stud one of the finest in the tablishm ent would be to go into This paper wiil be out on T u e s-’ B. W est was puzzled, country. His successor has n e v e r' the open m arket and buy ex- day, and will represent an unus- Donald B. McMillan, Arctic ex- a little had the money to make it even j pensive blooded stock, after the ual am ount of effort on the part ploier, had given him m anner of the Aga Khan, or the of the staff. These papers are bluefox Eskimo puppy. Before \ compete with sim ilar establish- quite famed as laugh m akers, and coming to Lima, the puppy had 1in ten ts in B ritain. Ever since the new school of French owners. of fhe war King ¡like M. Blanc. extra copies will be sold at down thrived on w alrus meat. W est outbreak On tlie other hand, the Prince stands. Last year it was declar was trying to decide upon a diet George’s policy has had to be one of continuous financial re of Wales and his sister have a r ed by many to be the best one for the dog. The puppy helped trenchm ent. gued that it would he a great of the year, and this issue is said him solve the problem. The last profitable stallion that popular disappointment if the to surpass form er ones in every Climbing to the top of a kitchen table, tlie dog ate nine »he Sandringham stod possessed, place were closed down. As they way. — O— eggs in a short time. Taking the Diamond Jubilee, went abroad, pointed out, the British racing The weekly debate m eeting was eggs, one at a time in his mouth?, and no steps were taken to re-: public always likes to see the held W ednesday evening in Mr. the puppy returned to the floor, | Place It. The only stallion that • royal colors carried in the big Briscoe’s office at which time it where the eggs were eaten __' 1S now there and possesses value ; events, and tjie K ing's withdraw- was announced th a t tryouts for shells and all — not one egg ,s F riar Marcus, and his price in j al would be regarded as a direct the regular debating team would falling out of the dog's mouth. the m arket probably would b e , blow to the horse-breeding in- under $20.000. Of the actual dustry in Britain. be held during the following week Those who attended were given an The King was impressed by j Carmel M y e r s opportunity to choose which side these argum ents and also by a TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY they wished to represent and to and Lew Cody in suggestion of the Prince th at the i take p art in a general discussion FOR RENT— 5 room furnished stable should go in for breeding Goidwyn's Rupert Hughes Picture of the question decided upon for house. Inquire 121 Laurel St. ;ood hunters, for which there ! “ R E N O “ district competition, “ Resolved: 88— S.M.W.F.* is always an excellent m arket, i That a graduated income tax is In the end it was arranged that W ANTED— To r e n t from ow n- the stable should go on its pres-' a desirable feature of a state sys - 1 ....... ' er, a good 40 to SO acre, improv- ent form for another year, the tem of taxation.” BARTLETT, the Furrier — o— LONDON, Dec. 11. — Only the ed ranch, close to school. Would Prince and Lord Lascelles to ! New T heater B uilding The four classes of the Ashland earnest persuasion of the Prince consider buying later if suited, give it their personal supervis High School have held a spirited of Wales, Princess Mary and Clifford Sandy, Banks, Ore. ion, and that next year the whole Medford, Oregon contest in the sale of the tickets Lord Lascelles prevented King 88__j mo question of its existence should for the W inter F air. There is to George from selling bis racing he taken up again. be given a ten per cent commis stable a t the end of the racing FOR SALE or TRADE for milk sion on all tickets sold, as wel’ season on November 22. cows; team of good work horses, as a bonus of $10 to the class King George had fully deter- 373-J1. 8S— 3* selling the most and $5 to the mined th a t he could stand the) class taking second place. If the expense of the stable no longer, j LOR SALE or TRADE— Horse, Today total am ount sold reaches $500, Since he became King it has cost harness, wagon, Inquire at 803 N. “ THE SIDE SHOW’X VT the school will receive 20 per him, on an average, one hundred Main St. 8S- OF LIFE” »MC THCATEH BtW ITlfl* cent commission. to one hundred and fifty thous TWO AND HALE ACRE tract, — o— and dollars yearly. He says Tomorrow and Monday good six room house, barn, three H The senior basketball team won frankly th a t he cannot afford it. the interclass championship Tues .* Added to this, King George chicken houses and double gar | day evening by handing the Ju n does not like racing. He is not age, fru it and garden, all for iors a 26 to 11 defeat. The sen interested in horses. Queen $2S00.00. Beaver Realty Co. 83— 1 iors, led by th e brilliant attack Mary would not let him bet even of. Ramsey and B utterfield, both if he wished, and he and the of them fresh from football, sim Queen would much prefer to ply rushed the underlings off their spend an afternoon at the movies ra th e r than make one of their feet. The championship team is com State entrances a t Newmarket. posed of Ramsey, B utterfield, Only for one reason has he F ru lan , Woods, Culbertson, W il kept on his sering of horses. It son and Stratton. is because the late King Edw ard, «t ! / — o— th a t great tu rf enthusiast, re Because the second Lyceum quested on his deathbed th a t they num ber was presented at the should hot be given up. But con- Armory on Tuesday evening, the Forensic Society held its regular Here’s a drama that’s crowded with breath m eeting on Monday evening. At A RELIABLE GOUGH REMEDY less action—the never told tale of divorce—It Why experim ent with unknown this time the p arts were assign ed for the play th a t is to be pre remedies for th a t cough or cold winds a dramatic course till over these ITiited sented by the society to the stu when you can secure FOLEY’S States ending in a smashing climax on the peril dent body ju st before the be /HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND? ginning of the Christm as vaca It is a safe and reliable remedy ous brink of the («¡ant Geyser of Yellowstone tion. Virgil G illette, Virginia for the relief of coughs, colds, Park. Hooper, Elizabeth Stearns, Eve hoarseness. Equally beneficial for lyn Taylor, Adena Joy and Gor young and old. Mrs. Anna Cornell. don MacCracken will enact the Bridgeton, N. J., states: “ I bought FOLEY’S HONEY AND TAR various roles. COMPOUND for my cold and find When you scenic insur Miss Blumenfeld, the g irl’s It g reat.” Insist upon the genuine. ance from this agency, physical training instructor, and Refuse substitutes. Sold every you take the first step to Miss W heeler, instructor« in Eng where. protect yourself against lish, met with an accident W ed Pendleton — Sale of 21.000 nesday m orning in front of loss. Then we take the Sayles store. Their car was dam fleeces for 1925, at prices rom second step to make you by aged considerably, but they es 40 to 4 3 cents, reported secure when our experts Um atilla county wool growers. caped injury. TO SAVE MONEY BY GIVING OP STABLE The policy is only one step Oeser’s Ashland Service Station Higher le s t Gasoline just received Knowing a Good Thing When He Sees It is an instructive quality in animals. In man it is more a m atter of reason and reflection, hence it m ust be tried and tested until it shows proof. Therefore we want you to prove the superior quality of our bread by putting it to the proof. Test it in every way and we are sure you will he thoroughly satisfied th a t it is the best and most healthful bread you ever ate. Ashland Hi Notes DELICIOUS CHRISTMAS CANDY Boxed or Bulk We wrap our Christm as Box ! Candies ready to mail, free of ¡ charge. The Plaza. 82— tf AiMìASC UAÍtí » M inspect your property, striving to cut down vour fire hazards. Insure in the H artford Fire Insurance Company through this agency, and secure doubly dependable protection for your property. Talk with ustoday. Billings Agency THE BEST YET Anti-Freeze Let us put it in your radiator to prevent freezing. We test free of charge Dr. Oeser and Son Estab. 1883 C O P Y R IG H T Lithia Bakery Tlie Daily Tidings A Real Christmas Present A year of anticipated joy— lead ing news stories, interesting features for the housewife, the children and others. Yon send all this good cheer to some friend for a whole year and they will remember you better and oftener than most any other gift. Your “ One Best Bet” is a year's sub scription to The DAILY TIDINGS Even Santa appreciates the warm glow of the electric heater after braving the cold wintry winds. This and many other electric appli ances make charming Christmas gilts. .lust think of breakfast every morning with coffee made l ight at the table in your own percolator—and crisp hot toast made at the same time on your electric toaster. Electric irons, waffle irons, curling irons, electric vacuum cleaners, electric washing machines, electric ranges and dozens of other articles any one of which would make vour wife happier on Christ mas morning. Murphy Electric Co.