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¿-acre
homo,
O FFE R — Beautifnl
bat la th»-thousands. *
Basing, nearly ever, one
"Tfcff only 'way I can think at UBsea, la la a very khaky eondl-
would ba ta-aanead the hexing law tldtf. now la Mew York and a
I
acres alfalta.
1 1 « , sores la fruit, good 7-ro*m
plastered house, bars, chicken
house, splendid location, all un­
der irrigation. (Only ,2 7 0 0 IT
taken soon; terms, ,1 .6 0 0 down,
balance at 0 per cent. • H. C.
Osley, 06 E. Main.
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S9 that an decision bouty lyanld ba
permitted and b t It be optional
wlth the promoter whether a con-
test was to be to a deeM oa. 1
thtek It might work w ell If only
BY HENRY L. FARRELL
(United Press Sports Editor)
NEW YORK. Oct. 21— (Iff) —
Questionable decisions that have
been given here after several re­
cent ring contests of prominence
have soared so many customers
that the attendance has decreased
notleeably at shows that should
have drawn large crowds.
Tex Rickard, who has a five
million dollar investment that de­
DR. W. J. CRANDALL
pends partially, at least, on the
Osteopathic Physician A Surgeon future popularity and honesty of
Office Phone 126.
Home 487-2 the game, admits that ha is con­
• First National Bank Bldg.
cerned.
i
WANT OFFERS an fine home
room
with
good house and lots of
Lotus,
Iruit,
on paved street, about
42-2»
8-4 acre; also on business brick
FOR RENT— 6-room bouse on bulldlug of two stories, rented,
Oak at., unfurnished, hot water good street. H. C. Onley, 65 B.
In connection, ,2 2 .5 0 .
Inquire Malu St.
42-2
Hotel Ashland.
42-3
FOR RENT— Unfurnished flat.
Furnished apartments, sleeping
rooms, furnace heat.
Llthla
Apartments. 86 8. Second St.
41-tf
FÓR RlfiÑ^— turnlshcu cubluA
id
small
apartments.
153
Physician and surgeon
FOR RENT— New,
modern
Office Phone 104-J
y
bungalow, hard wood floors, fire
Home Plxwel84«L
place, furnace, garage, ,3 0 per
Office hours, 10 to 12 A. M.; 2
month. See J. L. Ketch, Ash­
to 5 P. kt.; 7 to 8 evenings. Citi­
land Haihl Bldg.
42-2
meli*' Buuk Building.
FOR RENT—New, modern,
DR. HAWLEY — Above Tidings
furnace heated Apts., and sleep­
pfflci*. T’bone 91.
ing rooms. Cbattln Apts., Phone
203-R. Call forenoons or eve­ DR. KRM6HT A. WOODS— Prac­
tice I‘mlted to eye, ear, note and
nings.
9-1 Mo.
throat— X-ray including teeth,.
Jitlee hours, 1.0 to 12 and 2 to
6. Swcuenburg Bldg.; Ashland,
i iroffnr
FOR HALE— Apples, different
varieties. 527 Terrace St. Phone C. ELLISON SHINN, D.M.D.
CICxenN Hank Bldg.
408-L.
42-3*
>ffhe Pitone 131. Rrs. Phone 1S4
FRUNITURE F O R ' SALE—
Evening» By Appointment
Odd chairs and rockers, ,1 .;
Gas ranges, ,1 0 ;
beds and
springs. ,2 .5 0 ; large kitchen
IRDAN’S SASH AND CABINET
cupboard, ,5 ; new mahogany
WoRKH. Cor. Helman and Van
clock, ,6 ; new week end case
Ness. Phone ^61.
194-tf
and toilet articles, ,5 ; kitchen
WHITTLE TRANSFER CO.
tables ,2 .5 0 ; floor lamps. ,S ;
For Service
conch bed, ,6 ; now carpet. ,1 .7 5
yard; center tables, , 1 . 6 0 ; . , 3 5 Dealers In Coal, Wood, Packing,
set of dishes, ,1 8 .6 0 ; Vlctrola Crating and Storage. Long dlat-
with forty records, ,4 6 ; new gas anee trucking.
heater, ,7 .6 0 ; large porch chair.
L. POWELL— General Trans­
,2 ; 4-foot counter show case, T. fer
— Good team and motor
,6 . Ashland Hotel.
fu c lts. Good service ai a rea­
STAPLES A PAYNE
sonable price. Phone 88.
FEHIGK - ROACH
Transfer — Express — Storage
Haul!»» — Dray work c l all
kinds Quick motor service. Dry
wood of nil kinds. Phone 410-R,
FOR SALE— Used Dodge tour' 375 B Street,
Ing car. A rent bargain. Term«
to responsible parties.
Lnqiilri ANY GIRL IN *1 ROUBLE— May
communicate with Ensign Lee
at Ashland Vul. works.
41-3'
of tiie Salvation Army at the
White Shield Homs. 565 May-
fair Ave.. Portland, Oregon.
FOR KALE OR RENT— Dairy
pasture. 5 acres. Irrigated, gpod
A U C T IO N E E R
barn, on lower Helman street. ,
A. L. GIDEON
STAPLES A PAYNE
Sales taken anywhere— anytime.
Ashland. Oregon
FOR SALK— All varieties or
apples, cheap, at orchard. Prices NOTICE OF HEARING ON'FINAL
low at 60c per. box. Doran, 698
ACCOUNT
Ashland St.
36-tf
The final account of the under­
movement to repeal the law
needs only a etout push from a re-
PUtpble official like Muldoan to
le t the needed momentum,
Any effort to amend the law,
championship Mghtt weal to a according to Rickard’s suggestion,
decision. The gam ^ern, o f eoume. would also be dangerous because
would have Just np much chance there are too many men now In
te Tlx a championship fight, hut the Legislature who want only
they wouldn’t have as many op- the excuse to take a crack at the
portunltlee as they have now.” , whole act.
,
• * •
If Rickard asked Tor sueh a
When ha w an'asked #B»t bd • ‘‘»"V* he would have to gl»e a
thought a b o u p eu A ad dmead-' r®*aon and ,f he aa,d the gamo
ment to the- w all»— Law; Wll-i couldn’t be conducted honestly
Ham Muldodn, « p b U n Naw Ydrk! »<>«' * >»» that I. the best that
Boxing Co^mdkioaer^ stormed ,2jF Ter haa be«n drawn, he. no doubt
wrath.
'
| wou*d be told that the sport could
“When R geth tn thP pollit that Bot
h®Pt clean by any means
we he»« to adm it oar «weanw» and Into the ash can It would g<.
Tidings Want Aos never fall
Classified Ads Bring Results.
county court. In the enea
torta vs. Clatsop eeaaty.
SALIM, Ore.. Oct. 20— (U.
P">— The Orrgon supreme court
PA1NTING CONTRACTO* Vi
today held that the legislative
act of 1210, providing Tor the
AMBKO g. PARK
levying of az road tax of not
Palntlug CoMractor
lees than one mill, nor more than Kxperleaccd.
DepeadaMe.
ten mills, in counties of lee«
\
Phoae 80
than 25,000 population is man­ oc leave word at HtapleaRcalty
datory, and does not leave the
Office
»
Small saddles for boys
and girls to ride to school
on, cheap. $9.00 and up.
See to your plows and harrows,
to ba ready for the first rain.
Posts and fencing. I have a few
White Sewing Machlntt-i left
- Will rlo«e them out for
,65.00 each, at •>
Special Clearance Sale
On all flat Stamped goods, Iteginning October 20th
BABCOCK’S GIFT SHOPPE
PEIL’S CORNER
were done lately and beard of
many and I’ve given the subject a
lot of deop thought,” he said.
“We all know that gambling has
hurt boxing, but we don’t know
how to stop It. As long as there
is a sneker to cover their money,
yon can’t keep the aure-thlng fel­
lows frbin operating.
“We closed up the betting
shed In the old Garden and tried
to keep ont the gamblers but It
didn’t stop betting. I don’t mean
friendly betting, where five and
ten dollars are offered
the ringside, I refer to (he >.
or Sum m er
FOR SALE— Jersey heifer calf.
J. V. Wright, 26 8. Mt., Ave.
signed as administrator of the
estate of Edson A. Gibbs, also
kndwn as E. A. Gibbs, has been
filed with the Clerk of Court of
Jackson county, Oregon, and the
Honorable W. J. Hartxell has ap­
pointed November 2nd, 1926, at
ten o’clock a. m., at the Court-
hnnse in Jacksonville, said County
as the time and place for hearing
thereon. Any objections thereto
m ost be presented ¿n or before
said hearing.
lLINCn
BARGAINS
E. D. BRIGGS, Administrator,
TKRMH
Ashland Oregon.
25-4 Wed
27 ACRES— 14 acres tilled.
Priced at
and 3 for pasture.
,1 .6 0 0 .
8 ACRES best of
,5 0 0 .
11.88 ACRES bottom land, al­
falfa and grain, living water, ir­
rigation for 7 1-2 acres, cheap
at ,1160.
All near City limits, with tele­
phone and R. F. D. privileges.
Inquire of O. S. Butler, 41 Gran­
ite St., City.
’ ____32-1 mo.
FOR MALE— 10-acre farm; 7
acres In cuRlvatlon, family or­
chard; 7-room bouse; barn; good
water; right in the town of Mill
Pity.
The town with the big
payroll.
Price ,6 .6 0 0 .
Will
trade for Ashland property of
equal or lesser value, and give
time o n ' difference.
Address
owner, J. E. Ray, Mill City, Ora-
FURNITURE and mattress re­
pairing. 315 Granite St., P. O
fio * 681.
36-12*
MARCELLING 7Bc, Ptyne 186J
Tor appointment or call ,3 Het­
man St., upstairs apt.
2<-l mo.
CONVALESCENT HOME
Where the sick are cared for
Special rate to invalids. Call 168
BUILDING, Repairing, Shing­
ling? Painting, Kalsomlnlng, Re-
Tlnlahlng. W. T. Blackwell, 819
Garfield. Phene 323L,
307-tf
MATERNITY
Reasonable Rates
*
152 Granite. Telepnone 153
WANTED— 16 to 20 inch Man
LONDON, Oct. 21. — (IP) —
At Llmuru, Kenya, Africa, there
is an Englishman who regularly
shingles hie w ife’s hair once a
week, according to a letter just
received here.
At first when his wife made
the suggestion he dealared hlm-|
self ready to be hanged first but
when he found that the cost of
travel to the nearest regular hair-
shingler plus the cost bf the
shingle itself would set him back
,1 0 .0 0 a week he meekly submit­
ted and now prides hlnwelf on the
artistic effects he negotiates.
At Mombassa a high govern­
ment official let himself In for
trouble galore when he confess­
ed to considerable skill at mani-'
pulatlng clippers.
Immediately
he was beseiged by all \h e white
women In the district to do their
aiilngllag for them.
CheckTSeal
EUctrioJ W trinr
Check Seal Electrical
Equipment Sold .by
Murphy Electric Co.
We Deliver Meats
Any Part of Town
and you can always know
r ■ *
you are getting the best
meats obtainable
Fourth Street
Meat Market
OpiPk Parting
Uniform power
More miles to
Ta keen
peace in the district he did It.
Once started they wouldn’t let
* BUY LAND--------------- him stop. Now he hadn't time tp
Now Is the time to buy land do anything else.
ns land values are as low as
they ever will be. I have some
-of the best land In the valley,
priced at ,2 0 0 per acre. 70 acre
ranch all good Irrigated land, 5 Medford Glass Company
room bungalow, large dairy barn,
IS acres Newtown apples that
netted the owner ,5 0 0 per acre
Plate Glass and Mirrors
this year. This Is a real bar­
Made
to Order.
gain. Price ,2 8 0 per acre.
Al­
so a 4-room plastered house, lot
Restlver Your Old Mirrors »
50x140.
Price ,1,0 0 0 - Also,
All Kinds ' Automobile
have other bargains. W. W. Rob­
Glass.
ison. 03 N. Msln. St.
41-tf
346 East Main
A 888.00 SNAP— Çoorl 6-room
house, large lot, gerate. Splendid
etaeeMn loen tien.
.
43?
Phone 24», 218 8. Bartlett
Medford Oregon
H e longer
ywbre^tÉ-
the better it
ßets~ %
OLIL
Phone 167