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* I" yoor broken windows Large stock of glass Jordan Sash and Cab- Phone 161. 26-tf Bay practical tire» at Mad den’s Tire Shop fend have no lire expense for oqp^year. 36-tt JlusiacN» VI Mrs. J. B. Todd of Hilt, Call iornla, was a business caller In Ashland yesterday. , All kinds of dimension lum- on hand at the box factory 292-tl Arrived in Ashland— H. F. Pemberton, Methodist m inister from Salem, w ill preach life first sermon In Ashland to morrow at the M ethodist church. Peppy swimming at the Jack- ion Hot Springs. Hot mineral baths and plunge. Open ail (vinter. 23-ti Ituaineas Visitor in Medford— Hal , McNair was a business visitor in Medford today. You are assured of the latest models in the newest shades and fabrics at Paulserud’s^ We specialise In up-to-date garments. Young men! Stop in and See our new models in fall suits and O’Coats. Paulserud's. Business V isitor— C. O. Armstrong of Sacramento was a business visitor In Ashland today. Mr. Armstrong Is think ing of locating permanently In Ashland on account ot health con ditions for Mrs. Armstrong. In Mr. Yocksl's clssslftad ad k. L etters ot Hilt wai • ▼tailor In Ashland yta- vertisement to Friday’s Issue of The Tidings It stated he had ioraay.,7 wheat for sale at 9 .90. This Boy yoor box »hook from the was an error, as It should have local box factory at wholesale been 92.90. prices. 169-tf ’ Everything for the Hallowe’en 39-tf Candy of merit, made from the party at Darllng’a. purest material obtainable at The Candy Land. '36-tf To Los Angeles— WASHINGTON, Oct 17—(IP) Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Pierce and —A new federal • department of Mrs. J. B. Mosier will leave Liability Insurance written on the government-^-» department of automobiles and trucks. Phone Sunday for a motor trip to Loa education or a department of Angeles for about three weeks. 19-tf 21. Teo, (of course.) ___ I Ray Cleary will drive for Mr. education and health— is now un Returned From Trip — | and Mra. Pierce. Mra. Mosier der consideration by the Ad H. D. McNair of the Park (Jar- will visit her brother and other ministration, James A. Tobey. sge has returned from a busl- relatives In Los Angeles. Miss Director of the Institute for ! Ruth Osman will reside at the Government Research said to ness trip to Portland. i Pierce residence at 160 Pioneer day. The average length of live In New shipment of gold fish, Avenue, during their absence. this country would probably be fish moss and fish food at the from Its present Yea, we have no bananas, but Increased Variety Store, 89 N. Main St. ~_ _ t amount of 68 year« In the next 38-3 we have money to loan on good security. Phon« XI.“ Yeo,” <<rfj QU«t»r of a century J f Federal 19— tf health leadership under central Suits that suit at Orres. 40-1' course.) direction Is established. Tobey said. Dance, Thursday, Oct. 22, at Saturday last day of one-cent “Thirty-seven different govern I. O. O. F. Hall. For Odd fel sale at McNair Bros. lows., Rebekahs and their invited ment bureaus are now under friends. Admission, gents 60c; taking public health . activities. From Corvallis— All the major adgsliiistratlvo ’ <0-3 Mr. and Mrs. K. Davis of Cor ladles 26c. units of the government are vallis arc in Ashland. Mr. Davis concerning themselves with this will assume the duties of Mr. J Arrived He subject and In doing the work Julius Orres and ■his son, Bar AlkIn of the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph company, while nard, arrived his week from Chi are acting maro.-or ¿ le s s . Inde cago and the middle western pendently., the latter is on his vacation. While oaly about one half of states where they have been vis one percent Of the total annual Decorative H allow e’en goods. iting friends and relatives for the past three months. Julius Federal Budget Is alloted to -Elhart’s. Orres is the designer and tailor health education work three times that amount is being spent Ladles coats shortened, re at Orres’ Tailor shop. by Uncle am for medical re modeled and relined at Orres lief. A more effective Opera PAINTING CONTRACTOR Tailor Shop, upstairs. Quick tion of preventive activities would 40-1* AMBRO H. PARK service. result In economy In administer P ain tin g Contractor Dependable. ing curative measures In the We hand tailor suits in our Experienced. future.’’ z ---- 2—........ Phone 20 own shop at Orres, upstairs. Tobey said he Is no« making 40-1* or leave word at Staples Realty a complete survey fojr all Fed Office In Ashland— eral health work and formulat Dan Peterson who has been ing plans for a centralized Health in the forest service on Look and Education Department. out Mountain as a fire warden arrived in Ashland this week. Hot water bottle sale, Buy When you think of painting one—One free.— Elhart's. think of Blackwell. Phone 323L 28-tt Cleaning and pressing at Orres. 40-1* Darrowian ADVOCATED MAYOR SAVES PARIS BEAUTY PRIZE MONEY CHEKIANG TROOPS OCCUPY SHANGHAI is Clarence Darrow to, be the new ntyle dictator of America’ The co eds of the University of Texas are now wearing regular “Darrowian galluses** to hold up. their skirts. B iey’re Just as sensible as the ord bags the boys aro wearing/’ sags pretty Thelma Winder, < i INSTITUTE SPE A K E R SAYS f OREGON LAGS IN SCHOOLS (Continued from page one) of Oregon, stated a Quarter of a century back, school term-* averaged three months, while the teachers remuneration was from 926 to 930 per month. At thftt time the Oregon educational system was superior to the southern states only, a fact which was due, he said, to the small population, which was widely scattered. Oregon at pres ent, as a state. Is behind In the work of consolidating? rural schools as compared to other western states. •«— — .... —. ....dt—........ BERLIN, Oet. I7-MLP)— Con sternation reigned at the post- office of the Anhalter railway station here Upon the arrival of a huge crate, addressed to “The Warrior, Kaiser Wilhelm I, Bor- lln." Postal inspectors, at once sus pecting that the box contained an Infernal machine, summoned the Berlin bomb squad from police headquarters. The case was cautiously transported to the police department. Detectives and bomb specialists sniffed at the crate. It exuded a familiar odor, more remlnls cent of baking powder than a powder magaslne. Amid tense suspense the cover was pried off. As the contents were disclosed, the detectives gasped. Before them lay a cake, exceeding an automobile tire In sise. Poison wae suspected. But a courageous criminal In spector snatched p piece ef the cake and tasted it. As he munched, a pleasurable grin ex panded across his countenance. He helped himself to another portion. Having reassured themselves, the police donated the cake to a local orphan asylum. The purpose of the sender re mains shrouded" in well-baked mystery. YOUNG GIRL LOSER THUMB IN ACCIDENT Eugenia ’Derrick, ten year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Derrick had the misfortune to cut her thumb off, Friday eve ning. She was Immediately rush ed to the Community hospital where several stitches were taken In the wound. neya have worked without ceas ing from tha hour o f your birth T They filter and remove from the >lood stream waste matter which It permitted o remain and ro- eator the system, may cause serious diseases. If overworked yon oaa heft) them by taknlg FOLEY PILLS, a diuretic stint' nlant for the kidneys, which gently flash the kidneys and Increase the elimination of wasto matter from your system. Try them today. Sold by all good drug stores. Sold' everywhere. ^^NQUIR^FINISHED This to Nick Kutoch, University of Iowa’s superman. He runs the abort dashes in close to reoord Ume, 1« a trip le th reat on the football field end can lift 1010 pounds. H e recent ly was awarded the trophy tor being ihe beet developed man at the uni versity. - - TWELVE KILLED IN MILAN RAIL CRASH GENOA, Switserlaad, Oct. 17 — (LP)— Twelve persons were kill ed end twenty Injured when freight and paeaenger trains on the Genoa-Milan line collided today. It was the second major railroad accident in Italy within a week. WA8HINOTON, Oct. 17— <U. p .)—The air craft Inquiry is over and the report for the guidance of the President to now being prepared. —Open hearings were concluded last night by the »pedal air board, after a month o t sittings. A brief executive session was held today, to map out a pro gram for drafting of a report, and then the board scattered to study the voluminous recond. The board members will devote a week to Individual study, and then will assemble to wrRe the report. The next step In the aircraft controversy will he the war <eJ pertinent action on the court martial of Colonel William Mit chell whose criticism and charges precipitated the Inquiry just concluded. SHANGHAI, Oct. 16— (AW- HOMAGE IS PAID TO Ten thousand Chekiang troops HUSKIES. NEBRASKA LATE U. S. SENATOR were moved into Shanghai today. SET TOR BIG GAME - t The occupation waa accomplish INDIANAPOLIS. Oct. 1 7 _ (t t. LINCOLN, Neb., Oct. 17—(LP) ed without a single shot being Hive Vetaerday— p .)—The state of Indiana today Snappy fall suits for younj — A crisp October day. with an BANDITS GET $14.000 George 8trofeld of Copco was fired. The Chekiang occupa unshadowed sun, awaited the paid final honor to Samuel M. IN DARING HOLDUP tion may precipitate another out » business visitor in Ashland yes men. Prices right at Orres. PARIS, Oct. 17— (U. P .)— Ralston, democratic leader, who 40-tf WILKESBARRE, Pa.. Oct. 17 start of the Nebraska-Washington died Wednesday night. Private terday. The (jueen at last has her castle. break In the recurrent Chinese — (U. P .)—Three armei ban Intersections! football game here family services were held at A year ago, Mile. Susanne Tls- civil war; The Huskies Special Merchants Lunch, 60c, Invitation Extended— dits today escaped with the this afternoon. sler, one of a family of ten chil from Washington, averaging 185 the country home of the Rals tally at the l ’lax*—from 11 a. 914,800 payroll of the West Members of the W. R. C. dren was chosen by the mayor tons near Indianapolis, at Leba at j O 2 p. in. 6-tf extend a cordial Invitation to the of Knitting Mills at Plymouth, after pounds, outweighed the Nebraska non. the publle funeral services her arrondissament as Eugene— Building permits fo line, but the Cornhuskers are fn holding up Clarence Weet, one Q. A. R. to meet with • them ‘Queen’’ ot her quarter and con were held. nine months totaled 92,148,845. of the mill officials. top shape. Try Nlnlnger’s malted milk Tuesday, October 20, at 11:30 sequently, entitled to a purse of 33-tf a. m., at the Odd Fellows hall. ihakes. 1,360 francs. But there was a string at , kdting Here I New shipment of gold fish, tached to the gift. Its winner Mrs. a. a Brings, of O.. dead. fish moss ahd fish food, at the must marry within a year or give California, is visiting iu Ashland Variety Store, 8» N. Main St. up the purse. Mile Susanne was tar about three weeks, with her 38-3 engaged when elevated . to dster, Df. Bertha Sawyer. She is “royalty” and the 1,360 (Vance Ueo visiting with her father-in- --------- 1; Quick lnnch service at Nlnger's would have bought the bedroom NEW YORK. Oct. M .— (LP)— law, E. D. Briggs. 40-tf set she had set her heart upon ‘Yon go and bet all ®he real es Darling Studio and Art Store Fonatala, But for eleven months and tar Hallowe’en decorations that three weeks, Mile. Susanne and tate In Florida that it will take are different. 36-tf Good coffee with real cream. her chosen young man hunted Dave Shade Just as long to get Ntnlnger’s. Fountain service. In vain for an apartment. They another fight with Mickey Walk 40-tf visited all the agencies, follow er as It did to get the flrkt one ed funerals and did everything __M he ever does got another return 8unday that Parisians have learned to one,” an Intimate friend of Jack a six weeks tour To Return Home— .—without success. The prixe Kearns, Walker’s manager, said A. E. Yount ot Portland, Y. M. was slipping away when "Queen a few days ago. C. A. Interstate boys’ secretary, Susanne went to see the Mayor It took Shade two years to get Hot Tamales. — Nlninger'k for tte states of Oregon and She told her story. The may Into the ring with Walker and re 33-tf Idaho, who has been In Ash Fountain. or had friends. He pulled wires quired the iqaxlmum of «official land the past week helping In and to make a long story short, pressure from the Newt York box Visiting H the Y. M. C. A. drive will re Miss Hilda Hansen, a school turn to his home in Portland the “Bulletin Municipal Official’ ing commission to defend his announced that one of the flats welterweight title against the Cal teacher in Persist, was a visitor this evening. ‘ t In the city owned apartments ifornia challenger and U does not in Ashland yesterday and today. is to be rented under a six year require Information from such Hair bobbing, marcelling a lease to Mile. Susanne Tissier. a reliable source to predict that Do your Photograph shopping j gDeC|,ity. The Vanity Shoppe, Shade never will get a return 36-tf early. Special boat. FREE TUITION TO month. Studio GET ONE SENIOR Walker Is too careful and his Manager la too chrewd to take CLEMENT8, Kans., Oct. 17— another chance with Shade after One Sen- the narrow escape they had »from j. p .)— "Wanted. losing the only valuable title now people here are expected to on the market. see this advertisement fn newspa- Walker made a whirlwind fin peis planed by the local high ish In that fight and many good TODAY ONLY judges, such as William Mpldoon school. boxing commissioner, With a full fledged high school vetern planned. It was found here that thought that Shade won. Shade's failure to win th e1 th< re was not a single senior en rolled for the year. In order championship was due primarily to have a complete school, fret» to the decision of the roferee and tuition Is offered to any youth one of the Judges that Walker who will qualify and enroll the had won, but some smart boxing men blame Leo Flynn. Shade’s senior class for the year- manager, for allowing Walker to A Cowboy * b Romance the fight away frdm Shado A merican travelers take in the fifteenth round. DUE AIR LINES MOST Severa] reliable fans, who were sitting in the front row near PARIS, Oct. 17— (U. P.) — Shade's corner, said they heard Americans are the moat enthus Flynn tell Shade before the bell iastic aviation patrons of Europe. for the fifteenth round to go out) Statistics compiled at Le Bour and play safe and take no chances. get, the great aerodrome out “You’ve got the decision In side of Paris which all airplane the hagtoow,” Flynn was raported passenger services use, show thal to have said. “Don’t take any luring—the month . flf August^ chances now TRIAL OTTER sltty-flve per cent of sir travel Shade played safe an.’. ho! One years free tuning. tors were Americans. 1 That if for any reason whatsoever the piano chances from all appearances. and Free delivery within 50 miles. Walker came out with a desper dees not suit yen within thirty days we will oome . C. A. D R IV E TO Out of town buyer», we pay your fare to town. ate last-minute attack, -6 furious, and get it. " , ' CONTÌNUE SHORT TIME that It must have blotted o’lt the You may have one course Piano lessons. MONDAY SUNDAY 2 That we will exchange it for any reason what recollection of the earH »r rounds That you may trade old piano, phonograph or (Continued from page one) soever for any piano of equal or better grade. In the minds of the two officials, organ toward the purchase price. 3 The Piano is guaranteed for 10 yean “ Welcome Home” is more than a clean comedy hit ^»gether again ,next week and although one of the Judges voted are hopeful of having the full for Shade. home run! The arguments about the de amount underwritten at that cision .got no place, however, un time. rooms and hath—and The story of six roc Those present were: H. C. less those Who thought or wrote Galey, It. C. High. C. C. Darling, that Shade was entitled to the Regular Admission D. M. Spencer. V. O. N. Smith, decision get some satisfaction out J. W. Mills, J. H. Fuller, Cleo of the discussion to vindicate their V. Howell. John Rtgg. H. O. An- own Judgment. miss ' lawlis at the organ The writer picked Walker to darson, O. F. Carson. A. E. Yount, win the fight and yet he thoaght Gragg, Carl Brommer. and Matinee Saturday and »-Sunday only while we are that- Shade won the fight by a M. Wright. score of at least ten to five, redecoratipg. «Á — *■- potntu can he scored that wfty. WALKER TOT GIVE SHADE A RETURN W COOPERATIVE SALE FREE TRIAL OFFER PLAYER PIANO Your opportunity to own a player piano, something« that will interest you, amuse you, educate you. Real pleasure for Father, Mother, and all the children. We are offering a number of high grade pianos by well known makers. Instru ments of high quality, wonderful tone, beautiful cases. A credit to your judg ment and a pleasure for your life. . M $10.00 After you have tried it out Balance like Rent Buck Jones “HEARTS AND SPURS” more fair - You kno w us, we want to know you, and we want Your old piano or phonograph token in trade. You home. HOME i t ’. ft TRIE MUSIC DEPARTMENT Borgersons Store Dealers in Brunswick Phonographs and Records