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SACRAMENTO, Oct. 9
«—Mrs. Susan M. Dorsey,
. II atty school superlnten-
J t <ent ot Los Angeles, has
0 ,some to the conclusion
0 that the undragpd figures
BOSTON, Oet. 10— (U. F .)—
0 w©f gods and goddesses of
The Ci S. Lexington, swiftest
0 Greek and Roman myth-
and greatest* of airplane car
11 Ology are out of place
riers, will he launched tomor
0 Ja reference books intend-
row noon at the Pore River
0 ad lor use In school li
Plant of the Bethlehem Ship
lt braries. The opinion that
building Corporation In Qatney,
0 auch Illustrations, Includ-
0 log one of Cupid and
0 Psyche, are too auggea-
' 0 tlve for boys and girls of
* 0 high school age was ex-
' 0 pressed In a letter read
’ 0 before tho state board or
tl education.
‘ 0
It also was shown by
’ 0 the letter that Mrs. Dor-
* 0 gey's view In tbla con-
1 0 nectlon coincide w i t h
0 those of Rev. R. P.
0
( “ Bob” ) Schuler of Loa
( 0 Angeles,
who
recently
* 0 started a crusade to ban
, 0 aertain illustration!, con-
r 0 talned In books of myth-
, 0
ology.
0
Mrs. Dorsey notified
0 the statS board that she
t 0 had ordered one of the
0 ' O f f e n ding Illustrations
i 0 ent out of reference books
0 In the Los Angeles school
f 0 libraries. The state board
k 0 of education has taken
( 0 no action because the
, 0 book In question Is not
0 Uated as a textbook.
I
PO0 R E N T ■ F urnished apart
ment.
A b o nnfurhlohed fla t
Heat furnished.
Llthla Apart
ments.
«2-3
half blocks from library. Phone
1».
35-tf
Neer paved alley.
S73-&.
Phone 23 or
32-tf
RENT— New, modern,
heated Apto., and sleep-
n. Chettln Apia., Phone
Call forenoons or eve-
2-1 Mo.
POR RBNT^-Splendld light airy
i pa rimar*, aultable for two or
Anse persons, 21 Nntley street
» nhone 443J.
« -«
FOR BALK— Green pickling
tomatoes, 75 rents per 100
pounds.
Bring
boxes.
Tbe
Covered Wagon, Phoenix.
22-2*
WANTED—Care-taker oh tim
ber ranch, 3 miles west of Ash
land (old Mahan pines). Rent
ANNOUNCEMENT
free and privilege of cutting
No society reports w ill bq pub
email wood. Aadley Porter, IIS
Church St.
20-tf lished In The Dally Tidings until
Monday, October I t , when a
changh in policy and handling of
Society Notes will become ef
fective when tbe first Install
ment under the new plan will
KAT PKARS In place of Apples
be published.
Pins hand picked pears, 75 cents
Last year, due to the tack ol
per box in apple boxes, delivered.
apace to properly handle tbe
Watermelons, 10 cento each at
Society Notes In three Install
patch, Cantelopes, potatoes, string
ments each .weak, a change was
beans, tomatoes, squash, cooking n)ade Whereby the Society was
apples. Call S05J1 at evenings or published each day. W ithin a
220J office phone. Leave orders at short time The Tidings Will
«> North Main street. W. W. Roh- make
several
Improvements
which will permit more space
for Society and hereafter. In
BUILDING, Repairing, Shing
stead of publishing
a e small
ling, Painting, Kalsomlnlng, Re-
amount ot Society Notes In eaeh
flnUhlng. W. T. Blackwell, 812
Issue, longer and meg-/ detailed
Garfield. Phone 328L,
X07-»f reports will be published twice
each week.
M ATERNITY
These reports will be In the
* Reasonable Raton
Monday and Thursday issues of
153 Granite. Telephone 151
The Tidings, starting with the
issue of October IS . '
The Tidings management 1«
also glad to announce that gr-
rangemento have bean made
whereby Mrs. Grace Andrew',
DR. W. f . CRANDALL
who la recognised as the premier
Osteopathia Physicien A Burgeon society editor of the city, has
Orfico Phone 120. ’ Home 487-J
consented to e d it' the Society
First Nut ¡uuni ltoek Bldg.
Notes, beginning w ith , the Mon
day Issue.
Mrs. Andrews Is
closely connected with practically,
every club and other sources o f
society news in the city and
Office Phone 104-4
Tidings readers arc assured of
Offlee honra, 10 to 12 A. M.; 2 the best possible Society columns
to t P. If.; 7 to 2 evenings. Clti- la The Tidings beginning next
sena Bank Building.
Later, when egygMiona
are
DR. HA W LEY — Above Tidings
completed. The Tidings will pub
Office. Phone 91.
lish each Thursday In connection
DR. ERNEST A. WOOD»—Prac with Society, ..a Woman’s Page
tice limited to eye, ear. nose and embodying special features, ar
throat— X-ray Including teeth,,
jffk e honrs, 10 to 12 end 2 to ticles and interesting Illustra
5, Sweden burg Bldg., Ashland, tion»,
Oregon.
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C. KLLY8ON HHINN, D.M.D.
* Citisene B an k Bldg.
Off», e Phone 181. Ree. Phone 1*1
PLANING M IL L
JORDAN’S BASH AND CABINET
WORKS. Cor. Helman and Van
Neae. Phone 121.
194-tf
W H IT T L E TRANSFER CO.
For Service
THE FORUM
Art I alee of timely Interest)
are welcomed under thia head.
Conmunclatlona must boar the
aiguitars of the author.
Good morning, Auntie Ashland!
1 was thinking of you early
Dealera In Cool. Wood. Packing, this morning, and I Ilka you.
Cretlag sod Storage. Long dist (But 1 don't know who you
ance trucking.
are) so w ilt not wait until yon
FOR BALE— Universal Range, T. L. POW ELL— General Trans
fer — Good team and motor
almost good as new. Cheap. 122
trucks. Good service at a rea
sonable price. Phone 83.
M. Pioneer St.
> l*(f
FOB SALK— Must sell tkis ex
cellent little Nash sedan, In A -t
help
the price and terms
\ to « I L J. A. Youngs, 73 Fine
- St., Ashland.
31-4*
FF.HIGK - R
Transfer —- Expro
Hauling — Drey
kinds Quick motor
wood of all kinds.
275 B. Street.
ANY G IR L IN TROUBLE— May
communicate with Ensign Lee
of the Salvation Army at the
White 8hle1d Home, 625 May-
fair Ave., Portland, Oregon.
FOR SALE BY OWNER— One
A U C T IO N E E R
story BnUgalow, furnished, two
A. L, GIDEON
apartments or one family home. Sales taken anywhere— anytime.
Close In. Reasonable lor cash,
Ashland. Oregon
7« Bush St.
'
FOR SALE— 10-aere farm; 7
acres In cultivation, family or
chard; 7-room house; barn; good
water; right in the town of Mill
City.
The town with the big
payroll.
Price (2,000.
W ill
trade for Ashland property of
equal or leaser value, a n d . give
time on dlfferenee.
Addres*
owner, J. E. Ray, M ill City, Ore-
eon.
4-22*
RANCH
BARGAINS
WITH
TERMS
17 ACHES 14 acres tilled,
and 2 for paature. Priced at
«1.000.
O ACRES beat of land, fenced,
«200.
114S ACRES bottom land, al
falfa and grain, living water, Ir
rigation for 7 1-2 acres, cheap
nt «1120.
A ll near City limits, with tele
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
that thé undersigned has been
appointed administrator ot the
estate of Charles G. Johnson, de
ceased, by the county court of
Jackson County, Oregon, and
has qualified. A ll persona hav
in g claims against aald estate
are notified to present same
to me at my law office in the
City of Ashland, Oregon, with
proper vouchers and duly veri
fied, within six months from
the
first
publication
hereof,
which Is September 19. 1925.
W. J. MOORE,
Administrator.
12-4 Sat.
phone and R- F. D. privilege!.
Inquire ot O. S. Butler, 41 Gran
ite St., City.____________i 2-1 mo-
LOST— A gold brooch between
Bolton’s Drag Store and 210
North Main.
I f found please
To Stockton—
cell 171-Y.
Reward.
33-2*
— W r-B . W h U U e t h e W hittle
W ANTED — Strong,
Capable, transfer has made a trip to
California,
to
the
middle aged woman, a good plain Stockton,
eook, who wants a permanent Graham Brothers motor com
position at general housework; pany. Ha will drive a new 11-2
everything new and convenient: ton Graham truck back to Ash
good home and good wages to land.
right party.
Address Mrs. W,
M. Shepard, Care of California-
Warrenton— Columbia
River
Oregon Power company er phone
Cooperative
Packer»
to
bn
lid
sal-
1020 Medford.
»»-«•
moo cannery and cold storage
LOST—Bull Terrier; answers
by name of "Pal ” Return for
reward at Powder Puff Beauty
Shoo
2 2-tf
HEWING
WANTED—Rawing by the day.
Let me retino pour «ont or furti
Mrs. L. B. Crosby, 'Phone I10R,
die, *to tell It.
Yon encourage
our good men in doing what la
good work for all the people.
That seems hereditary, because
some time ago, somebody, an
uncle, grandfather or
graud-
aunt, maybe, gave you "kin
folk’’ advise in tbe Tidings that
sounded good to me.
Now Auntie, yon Juat let “obi
men prophecy,’* and you listen
to them, because aometimea good
ideas are hindered by doubts.
If not encouraged
by ' good
peoples sanction, and cause a
real loss to humanity, at large.
What 1 remember about that
“ klnfolkay” letter, waa a way
to fill our hotels full to the
brim, making this a “Conven
tion City."
Didn’t your ad
viser, Auntie, aay a “ Monument
to Mr. and Mrs. Root, In restor
ing their mnch loved Chautauqua
for all city use, also a large Con
vention Hall, to be heard about,
a» the Root Memorial Hall of
Ashland?”
Now, Auntie, do you see a
vision.
Providence has opened
a wide window, the way Is
clear.
Everybody
benefltled
without a loss to any Individual,
but a gain to all generations,
and a generous lover of Ashland
will have a monument In the
Chautauqua, restored
BOSS.
Another
of your relatives
heard from, do you have any
In commission, vis.. New Mexico,
California, Maryland, Colorado
and West Virginia.
The speed of the Lexington
will be more than S3 knots, or
12.i knots more than the speed
ot the Maryland.
Ita lengtt
Is 274 faet and Its beam Is
105 feet. The Maryland la (21
feet long at the water line, with
a beam of >7 feet. The length
of tbe Langley la 520 feet and
her beam la »5 feet.
The propulsion apparatus will
consist of four >5,200 kilowatt
turbine generator seta, supplying
current to eight powerful elec
tric motors. Tbe turbine gener
ators will be operated by steam
from sixteen oil-fired boilers.
Tbe motors will be connected
In pairs to each ot the four
propeller shafts.
The
energy
which will be delivered to each
shaft by the motors w ill be
42,000 horsepower, or a total
on all four shafts, of 180,000
horsepower.
Upon the Impulse
o f, thia Immense force, the pro
peller blades will, revolve 217
times a mtaute.
The Lexington will exemplify
the last word In radio equip
ment. Like the Langley. It will
give particular attention to radio
operations.
I t will have ample space below
decks to store flying machines,
as wall as elevators and cranes
with which to holat them up
from Solow, preparatory to hop
ping off from the flying deck.
No naval vessel, except the
Langley, first of the ships of
thia type, and the Saratoga, now
building, look at all the way
the Lexington will appear. Be
cause of the minimum deck ap
paratus, it will aeem unusually
low In the (rater. The Immense
sweep of Ito great flying decks
will he broken only by a massive
combination
funnel
enclosure,
set off at one aide of the hull.
The deck will be so Immense
and so unobstructed that It will
reaemble a small-staed marine
d rill ground.
¡Thurs. Fri. S a t Only
McNAIR BROS,
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Wolffire
Heaters
By FR ED ER IC K KITH
(United Press Staff Correspon
dent)
MOSCOW. Oct. 19— (U. P.)
__The Peking conference In Oc
tober, say Sovii t authorities, w ill'
reealt In a complete fiasco, It
the
British
Insist upon re
stricting the agenda to discussion
of foreign control of Chinese
tariffs.
Britain Is expected to remain
adamant on the Issue of extra-
territoriality In China. A high
Foreign Office spokesman de
scribed the Soviet’s view of tills
question to me as follows:
“ Britain needs the privileges
of extra-terrltorallty for her set
tlements and factories In China,
he aald, "as well as for tho do
mination
of certain
Chinese
markets. But these British priv
ileges are diametrically opposed
to thb Interests of the United
States.
America does not re
quire extra-territoriality to pro
tect her own Interests. America
even Aes a vested Interest In
the abolition of such privileges,
since their disappearance would
give American traders and In
vestors the npper hand In com
peting with the British.
"Japan’s Interests, however,
are divided. Her settlements and
factories derive a great advan
tage
from
extra-terrltorlallty.
But Jajan’s geographic position
— and
possibly
her
military
statua, too— force her to court
China’s friendship.
And that
friendship can only be *won by
complete respect for
Chinese
sovereignty.
Japan can
not
have the cake and sat It.
“Either Japan will abandon
her special privileges in China,
with Four-foot
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Hid you will realize that
it is cheaper and better to
let us hake your cakes.
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Ungreased Parts
about your
found after
greased at
car can be
it has been
Thia Portable 4 Radiant Aluininuiu heater is
especially adapted for use iu Bathrooms and
small rooms.
Wolffire heaters have been tested and'approved
by the laboratories of all the largest gas com
panies, as being so constructed as to assure safe
ty and efficiency in their operation.
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Williams Service
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GRAND OPENING
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Gasoline
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ALOHA PAVILION
SUNBOWLS
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The electric beater that
JACKSON HOT SPRINGS
Saturday, October 10th
takes the chill out of these
,
cold evenings.
<r
Music By
Harry Miller’s Sunkist Club
Orchestra
Oeser’a- Ashland
Service Station
“ Melodies that Linger”
Murphy Electric
Shop
GASOLINE
the same good qualities
summer and winter. Pill
your tank and let your en
gine decide.
Onr stock o f perennials io
completo.
Quick Service
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WEEK
NEXT
Admlaeton «1.00, Tex lOn. Total «1.10
SU TH ER LIN , • Ore.. Oct. 9—
(p . P .)— Mrs. A. Lewis of Los
Angeles waa killed and Walter
Smith of Loa Angeles aerioualy
hurt when their automobile ran
Mr». Lena Edwards, accompan
off the highway In the fog thin
ied by Mrs. J. R. Edwards and
morning.
Mra.
Nathan
Simpkins,
left
Thursday morning by auto for
Sacramento and Loa Angeles,
California.
Mra. Simpkins will
visit relatives In
Sacramento
HOLLAND BULBS
while Mra. Lena Edwards Is re-
tnrn’ng home after a six weeks
We have just received.«
visit with Jier son, J. R. Ed-
w a rd t—an—VMaS—street-----KfB. large shipment a f.. fee
J. R. Edwards will visit -rela
leading varieties. October
tives In Los Angeles and Santa
and November are
Monica before returning to Ash
Best Month« to Blant
land.
Shoe Repairing
or the will perpetuate tnE-Jap-
aneee sentiment Io China. Which Manchuria) was 'i _____
of certain
ra
path Japan will choose depends reversion
upon the Issue In the struggle British newspapers to their far
between the llkernllam ot 'the mer
hostile attitude townrd
Japanese middle-class and the Chang.
What, than, is the upehot ot
conservatism of the Japanese
these moves and eoontarasoveaf
Junkers and generals.’*
The expectation of official In the view of Soviet circles. Cer
foreign
Powers, notably
Soviet circles Is that the Shang tain
hai strikes, which have lent Britain, feel their Influence in
fresh Impetus to tho Slno-Rns- China slipping. Chang la con
slan alliance, will soon subside. sidered an opportunist, shifting
It Is admitted that the Chinese t>Is allegiance Power to Power, as
trade union», even with Russian
support can not afford Indefi
nitely to hand out the enormous
sums Involved In doles for the
>00,000 strikers. The morale of
the strikers la weakened, and
It is believed likely that they
will soon' return to the textile
and o’her workshops and accept
moxj ot the Japanese and British
employers* demands.
But this withdrawal, Mos
cow declares, will not effect the
larger Issues. Predictions ahonhd
j that the outbreak of renewed
I civil war between Feng-yu-sHn
Would you send a message
and Chang-tso-En Is, at most,
of real importance.
a matter of a few months. It
Is reported that the British, why
had also been supporting Chang
financially, have »topped their
subsidies, while the American*
refuse to give him cash or credit.
; This leaves to the Japanese the
i onerous task of replenishing
{ Chang’s pocketbook, as they are
aald to have done In the paat.
But the Manchurian war lord
le 'n o t completely subservient
'to Japan. According to Informa
tlon received in Moscow, definite
signs were noticeable during this
summer that the British were
again seeking an agreement with
Chang and the suddenly al-
. tered tone of tho British press,
i which began to write with warm
| admiration of Chang’s qualities,
was regarded as symptomatic.
The premature disclosure of
the London-Mukden arrangement
is said to have brought this cn-
terprlae to impotence— and the
failure of the British move (the
suecees of which would have eU-
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