Darrówían lngton Street, Wllkee-Barr, Penn­ sylvania. "N* Illiteracy lp 1910” la the division's aim. Mrs. Lon* has issued helpful leaflets avail­ able upon request. It postage 1* enclosed. The Press and Publicity Insti­ tute held recently was remark­ able lor its large attendance. A registration of 126 for an In­ stitute conducted by a department as highly specialised as Is that of r„»««d* bocks— “Bridge Of the Press and Publicity, was note­ Gods’* toll bridge across Columbia worthy. • I'Urer will be started soon. (Continued Prom Page Two) FOB RENT— fl-room house on Oak St.. unfurnished, hot wator In connection. 122:60. Inquire Hotel Ashland, 44-3 FOB RENT—Splendid two room furnished apartment. New­ ly decorated, Uflth kitchenette and privato bath. 367 Vista S t, Phone .133. 44-tf FOB RENT— 12 aeres. 3 miles from town. Bargain for right party. P. O. Box 144. 44-3 FOR BENT— Beautifully Mr. nlshod, now apartment for one or two persons, o n ' first floor. Bath. To right party. Teachers preferred. 31 8. Second St. 44-tf rooms, furnace heat. Ltthla Apartments. 36 8. Second St. * 41-tf FOB RENT— Furnished cabins, and small Granito St. apartments. FOB , RENT— New, modern, furnace heated Apts., and sleep­ ing rooms. GhatUn Apts.. Phone 303-R. Call forenoons or eve­ nings. 3-1 Mo. FOR SALK— Newtown apples, wind falls. Fine large ones. Thirty-five cents per tied sack. Bring sacks and pick them your- self. Daveshlfl Orchards. Val FOR SALK—All varieties of apples, cheap, at orchard. Prices low at 60c par box. Doran, 498 Ashland St. 34-tf TERMS 17 ACRES— 14 and 3 for pasture. acres tilled, Priced at 41,000. • ACRES best of land, fenced, 4600. lJ.flS ACRES bottom land, al­ falfa and grain, living water, ir­ rigation for 7 1-2 acres, cheap at 41100. AU near City llmlta. with tele­ phone and R. F. D. privilege«. Inquire of O. 8. Butler, 41 Gran­ ite St.. City. 22-1 mo. black white. Phone Valley 30, two heifers, and white, one red and V brand on left hip. 11-F4. Harry Weagant, 46-6» View Diat WANTED— Clean cotton rags at the Tidings oîflce. 6c per 44-tf pound FURNITVRK and mattress re pairing. 816 Granite St Box 631. All Kind« Other 'troops of Campfire Oírle Ola««. have been organised la the Bcbopls. all -nnder oomifatoat guardians, , which are planning a season of delightful activities. Two nehr members were added Mrs. J. C. Margtor, which told India’s story; Its need and the to Waxlyata Troop recently. opportunity offered Just at the preeent time, and the great re­ sponsibility retting on the church peclally well received and the The members of the Royal for the accomplishment of that Special workers and games enjoyed most heartily. Neighbor Lodge planned a very work. Those who contributed so happy affair Wednesday evening, churches were noted as was the much to the enjoyment o f the fg which the young son of Mrs. mass movement in opening the evening were Miss Lolita Pierson Alien Autry, who is at ths home subject. The writer gave her When a man says he’ll never in piano solo; Mias Lola Gilmore of her parents, Mr. and Mre. W. hearers a very definite Idea In Money in your hands has just as much marry It is Just because he in readings; Miss Eatella Jones H Hodklnapn. on Church street, thia splendid paper, of the work magic power an in another’s. It depends doesn’t kow what kind of girls end Mrs. H. 8. Aikins in dnet;«wus the recipient o f a beautl of the ehureh ta India. —— upon how yon use it; there are In the world A letter from Dorothea Abra­ Dr. Mattle B. Shaw In readings, fully engraved silver cap, the accompanied by Miss Cartbel of th, iod.e oi which his ham of Roseburg, who want In Haw- kj I ib I jm U c Card Utah— tle It really Is. after the close of school. On were won Thursday, October the twenty- Mesdamee second marked the regular meet- June 14. Chinese friends beg­ Sometimes one person doesn't nd 8wen- | Dg of the club hi Its pleasant ged them to Jeave because of the like another .because they are unsettled state of affairs and the ire beau- club room. At this time nsw tolds. officers were elected, resulting Imminent danger, eo th e y .' with Ashland, Oregon ao carried jn Mra. O. H. Hedburg, presi- a number of others, left for Msntla, going to a place’ 1«» iught, and uent and Mrs. Tony Franco, vice to Clarence Darrow to be the new sly golden president. The retiring presl- miles from that city- Mias Elsie «S*e dictator of America? The co­ Howell was taken 111 and re­ eds of the University of Te*a.-i are s of black dent, Mrs. B. 8. Storm, was There has been no acci­ wearing regulhg “ Darrowtea ave added presented with beautiful yellow moved to the Government hos­ sew gfil*iT T ~r” to hold up their aklrta. dent about the popularity manta. and white chrysanthemums, the pital; later was able to bo taken "They’re Just as sensible as the back to this resort, where she Oxford bass the boys am wearing,'* gathered gift of the 'Ashland Oreenhouae. says pretty Thelma Winder. ' j Miss Car- g|x tables of bridge and five was recuperating when the let­ blended in hundred were played; Mrs. ter was written. Eighty Oan- familiar Frank Merrill securing high hon- ton missionaries are now at by American Home Department.) snd Mrs. ora ¡n bridge and Mrs. William Mpnila. The last mail they had Club Institute Certificates ........10 s number Rog, ln f^ e hundred. The prises received was June, first and came Total attendance .............. She and Miss (A. record will be kept of total sant close awarded were lovely potted prim- from Canton. Howell srp staying at the home number of attendance certificates to a happy evening The hostesses. Mrs. A. E. Kin­ of James D. Rogers, the first Issued to each club and an entry Baked Bean Sapper— ney and Mrs. F. D. Wagner missionary In the Philippines. wUl be made on score card.) Junior High Circle of P. T. serybd dainty refreshments as Miss Howell Is still ill and Miss A. expect to have a Baked Bean the pleasant close of a pleasant Abraham Is teaching. They are Supper, Friday evening at the afternoon. The second Thurs­ not permitted yet to return to Junior High building, which wlU day In November is ths date of their work, from a letter re­ ceived from Miss Abraham this is asked to give one hour of one be served cafeteria fashion, from the next meeting All Priced Reasonably. week. Friends are more than program in October, 1926, to the five to seven. consideration of elimination of anxious for their safety, for, The social feature looms large prior to their going to China, Illiteracy in América, which means In these gatherings, for the chief the young ladles were well be­ In the community In' which the thought Is to acquaint parents club exists. This request comes Or at Your Grocer loved teachers at Junior High. and friends with the teachers from Mrs. Charles Long, Wash- The program closed with an and each other, and thus all entertaining monologue. “"A Lit­ become acquainted with ths tle Bit of Leaven,” given needs of the school. Just now some new equipment nounced that each wishing to very delightfully by Mrs. W. M. Is required for the playgrouifd take tke work bring the ma­ Poley. The story, while a char­ and the object, other than good terials she wishes to nse. Miss acter sketch and amusing, car­ fellowship. Is to secure money Ada Brewster, county home de­ ried a message to the heart of for Its purchase. All friends are monstration agent will he In the listeners. The next open meeting will invited to be preeent Friday eve­ charge and will probably bring ning to enjoy the Baked Bean some material, hut not enough to supply the class. The hostess will furnish one hot dish and a hot drink, but faring. Waxlyata Troop 2, Junior High as is the custom, the members will bring their sandwiches for Social Circle Meets The Social Circle of the i the luncheon since this Is an Chriatlan church are to be en­ all day meeting. , For further Information, call tertained at the beapttful coun­ Mrs. Homer Barron, Mrs. Mark try home of Mrs. Edwin Dunn, True or Mrs. Jackson. 604 Iowa east of Ashland, on Wednesday . street, members of the commit­ October the 34th. There !• a special program prepared for the tee on arrangements. The next regular meeting will afternoon o f, interest to every Cars are provided Tor he ln November at the home of guest. PHYSICIANS Mrs, Homer Barron. Those who those attending, and will be T h e California Oregon Power Com pany announces with gratification that as a result o f wish to make hats are urged to at thq church* at the appointed DR. W. J. CRANDALL increased earnings and assets and improved business conditions it is no longer necessary hour. I Osteopathic Physician A Hnrgeon come early. TOM S IM S SAYS The Citizens Bank of Ashland Where the alck are cared for Spécial rate to Invalida. Call 163 BUILDING, Rapairing, Shing­ ling, Painting, Kalaominlng, Ra- flntshlng. W. T. Blackwell, 8 « Garfield. Phone 323L, 307-»f maternity Reasonable Ratee 163 Granite. Telephone 163 buy land Now Is tho time to buy land aa land values are as low as they ever will be. I have »omc of the boat land In the valley, priced at 4200 per acre. 70 acre ranch all good Irrigated land, 6 room bungalow, large dairy barn, 13 acres Newtown apples that netted the owner 4600 per acre thia year. This Is a real bar­ gain. Price 4200 per acre. Al­ go a 4-room plastered house, lo. 60x140. Price 41,000. Also have other bargains. W. W. Rob­ ison. 43 N. Main. St. 41-« l y e S train? T h is H elps For strained eyds try slmptt chmphor, hydrastls. wltchhaael, etc., aa mixed in Lavoptlk eye «6SB. One email kettle helps any case weak, strained or It will surprise you. •ye cup free. — Meh Druggists. La Grande— Christ rier, buys 170-acre trs rat farm. • Chiloquin— Oil company starts wort on large oil distribution plant here. Medford — 8uncreet Co. buys 317 acres on farm land, and will but ployee' cottages and ffult plant. »rtlaad Radio entertains 10, is to vea tod ruttore, _ ------ Cold Need Net Bother You Uniform Wood and Coal Combination or Coal Heaters Quality WICK FURNITURE CO. ^Another milestone! F u tu re Issues of P re fe rre d S to ck W ill be O ffered on a S ix D ollar D ividend Basis. Hom e 487-J F ir st National Bank Bldg. HOME SUPERIOR Franklin Bakery MARCELLING 78c, Phone 188J for appointment or call 83 Hel­ mut 8L, upstairs apt. 28-1 mo. O ffice Phone 120. ' convalescent “ONE DOLLAR DOWN" to offer a return o f seven per cent in order to obtain capital through the sale o f its Itema of Intereet to members of Mra. Elwood Hedburg and Mrs. the Federated cluhi, clipped from DR. CHARLES A. HAINES Gerald Weener were hostesses the Federation News. current ia- Physician and surgeon for the social meeting of the aue: Office Phone 1«*-J Auxiliary to Trinity Guild, which Mrs. Dunbar Announced Honor Rcoré Card Home Pli<»ncl«4-L was an event of Wednesday eve­ At the Marshfield Contention Office honra, 10 to 13 A. M.; 3 ning, last, at the Pariah House. to 6 P. M.; 7 to 8 evenings. Citi­ Mah Jongg was played by the the delegatee voted to adopt an sene Bank Building. guests, those securing prises tor Honor Score Card, aa recommend­ ed by the Preeldent In her an­ DR. HAWLEY — Above Tidings their skill In the Intricate game nual address. The 8core Card were Mra. Claude Babcock and office. Phone 91. Miss L* Vita Huff, the first alma to develop an esprit da corps B. ERNEST A. WOODS— Prac­ named winning firat place and among the various clubs ln ap­ tice limited to eye, ear, nose and plying a measure of efficiency to throat— X-ray Including teeth,. the latter the consolation. Jfflce hours, 10 to 13 and 2 to 4 Tbore was an excellent atten­ their own work and obligationa. 6, Swedenburg Bldg., Ashland, dance and the evening was a de­ as well aa ln developing and pro­ n -.." -, lightful one at the close of which moting statewide Interest In the <’. KLLYHON s f t l NN, D.M.D. the hostesses served delicious re- projects which tho Federation has from time to time endorsed and Citizens Bank Bldg. freh-nenta. accepted as major activities. O ffke Phone 181. Res. Phone IR4 This was the first social meet­ During the Présidents’ Proces­ Evenings By A ppointm ent ing of the season. This Organi­ zation holds its meetings the sion at the next State Convention, first and third Wednesday eve- caeh dob wilt report the points PLANING MILL listed on the Score Card and each nlngs In each month. club president will mark her own JORDAN’S SASH AND CABINET WORKS. Cor. Hal man and Van Splendid Program — club’s score sheet. Neaa. Phone 141. 194-ti Many clubs ars busily engaged Friday night’s program given In keeping a record ot pointa al­ by the Women’s Missionary So­ W lllT T L E TRANSFER CO. ready earned and keen competi­ ciety at the Presbyterian church For Service tion for high scores la being pre­ was one of especial Interest to Dealers ln Coal. Wood, Packing. dicted, Will not each club enter Crating and Storaga. Long dist­ those gathered to enjoy i t This open meeting took the whole-heartedly Into thia plan. ance trucking. Honor Score Card place of the regular meeting Dues paid prior to annual ' T. I . POWELL—General »Trans­ which would have occurred Wed­ meeting ...................................... 6 fer — Good team and motor nesday afternoop. After d,e- tenckk. Good service at a rea- vottonals, Mrs. J. M. Rosa, prsM- Contribution to Scholarship dent. In a brier word of wel- EEHIGJC * R come and Introduction, an­ Contribution to Endowment Transfer — Expro Fund .......—........................ nounced the first number, which Haulin» — Dray 100 par cent Subscribers to was an Interosting and wall kinds Quick motor Federation News ............. prepared paper on Alaska, In wood of all kinds. 876 B. Street. which Mra W. B. Plummer told Calendar sent to 8tote Presi­ dent and Secretary .......... of tho cduntry Itself, aa pre­ ANY GIRL IN TROUBLE— May Bach new Club secured for face to tha work being accom­ communicate with Ensign Lee of th e. Salvation Army at the plished by the church In its edu­ White 8hleld Home, 446 May- cational and missionary program. Organising a Junior Da- fair Ave.. Portland, Oregon. partment ......... - ........................I The great needs there,-and the Club President and fall De­ hindrances too, ware «tod and A U C T IO N E E R A. L. GIDEON a plea made for Interest that legation at State Conven­ tion . .. ........... ~.........................6 Sales taken anywhere— anytime. would express Itself in workers Contribution to Doernhecher Ashland. Oregon and generous contributions. Hospital Fund ......... ............. 14 “First and Last," written by painting contractor Kate W. Hamilton, was read Participation In State Federa­ AMBRO S. PARK tion Conteste ...... JL...... ......... 10 by Mrs. W. M. Polay. Sympa­ Painting Contractor Total entries ................. - thetic Interpretation was given Experienced. Dependable (Such aa advance aewastory from the beautiful story of a little southern mponalneer girl who Press and Publicity Department gave to goneroupby af whai eke and the essay contest announced Social M eeting Of Auxiliary— preferred stock. A new issue o f preferred stock now offered by the Company in the near future will carry a dividend rate o f six dollars per share per year at a price to yield approximately It is available on m onthly payments. 6*4 %• e are in terested in this announcem ent T h e H o ld e n o f the 7% Preferred Stock already issued. T o this group our announcement means that the Company’s Preferred Stock has m aterially ad­ vanced in value and favor, and that it w ill now be possible to reduce thé expense o f capital em­ ployed in additions and improvements. Dividends on the 7% Preferred Stock already issued are o f course not affected by the reduction o f the divi­ dend rate o f future issues. Prospective; Investor« in Copco 6 % Preferred Stock. Although the net yield o f approximately 6J4 % is low er than that obtained b y earlier investors in the 7% Preferred Stock, both classes o f stock have equal priority as to assets and earnings, and the reduction of dividend is a true indication o f increased value and security. T h e Com pany’s Customers and the G eneral Public. T h e Company’s obligation to its Customers and the public requires that service shall be rendered at rates w hich are just sufficiently d e a r o f the cost to leave a fair return for the m oney invested in the Company. T h e y are entitled equally w ith pany’s progress, and to the opportunities for in­ vestment w hich it affords. TH E CALIFORNIA OREGON OREGON Ask any member of our organisation about the convenient teema offend CALIFO RNIA Yreka Duasmuir