Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970, October 28, 1925, Image 3

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Offle. konrs, I t to 19 A. M.; t l There to *a sato* In I
to B P. M.; 7 to I evenings. OMI e t promoting boxing
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eeVhar.”
The theory bclag. probably
DR. ERNEST A. WOOD«— Prac­ much the same as that which
tice limited to eye, ear, noee ant finds a left headed battler elng-
throat—X-ray lncludlhg teeth,.
Office hours, 10 to 11 and 1 to glafi hto best against a right hand
», Sweden.burg Bldg.,' Ashland, barter nod vies versa.
Oraron
Football, too, offers an oppor­
a bllyson S hinn , d j u l tunity for "opposites’’ to meet
each other. The fastest, hardest
fought games of the year are us­
ually found when two teams em­
ploying completely different modes
of attack era lined up against
each other and let loam.
Thera are, generally speaking,
JORDAN'S BASH AND CABINET
WORKS. Cor. HelmsnYnd Van two' varieties of gridiron offen­
Essa. Phone 101.
194-« sive. Oar of these.to fooling the
enemy regarding the" point of at
WHITTLE TRANSFER OO.
tack, drawing him out of position
For Service
and than shooting the .runner
Dealeri in Coal. Wood, Packing,
This to football depending upon
Crating and Storage./ Long dist­
braise and cunning
ance trucking.
» The other to getting together
T. L. POWEIJ■G eneral Trans­ as many latarferancM as possible
fer — Coqd team and motor and qntokly rushing them.to the
trucks. Otíód servios al a ras­ line of scrimmage with a certain
ión able prlce. Phone SI.
Job allotted to each man. ThA to
KRUIOK - ROACn
the method of power and brawn.
ansiar — Expross — Storage
Both of these call for speed,
M&g — Dray work 4M all but the first requires speed only
h'Qalck motor servios. Dry
I of al] Mod». Phone 410-R, front the men carrying the ball.
B. Street.
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Get a pair of,top-notch elevpns
which employ
these divergent
methods of attack fairly consist­
ently and you have a battle that
Will thrill you for many a moon
in retrospect.
A U C T IO N E E R
“Gil” Dobie, the gloomy coach
A. lu GIDEON
of the Cornell team, to a master
Satan taken anywherp—at
at the deceptive method. Scarcely
Ashland.. Oregon
a season goes by in which be does
not originate nt least one play
that will ba good for 99 or >0
yards the flmt time It iq
Mach of the sensational Eddie
Kaw’s success was attributed to
off'-tackle slants made when the
opposing teem wee prepared for
a sweeping end run.
Knuts Roekae, who guides the
Ashland Man Fined destinies of Notre Dame football,
to . able to develop bettor inter­
in Medford Court ference for his hacks than peb-
slbly any other conch.
And the fame of the Big Rad
H m
ly decorated, tvrtth
and private bath. I
Phene 111.
DOR BJBNT—Beautifully fur-
now apartment, tor one'
or two persons, on ftrat floor.
Bath. To right party. Teachers
preferred. SI 8. Second St.
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BO * RENT—Unfurnished flat.
Furnished apartment«, «leaping
rooms, furnace heat.
Uthia
Apartments. IB S. Second St.
41-tf
FOR SALE—Pnrnltare. rags.,
irtain«, «liston, kitchen eqnlp-
ant.
Carden tools, canned
ntt. S. H. Shamp, »49 Anbirn
IT ACRED—14. acres tilled,
9 for pasture. Priced at
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BB99.
1L M ACRES bptto« >«hd. al­
falfa and grain, living water, Ir
rtgstton for <71-2 acre«. ChMP
at BliSO.
All near City limits, with teie-
pAone and R. F. D. privileges.
Inquire of O. 8- Butler, 41 Gran­
ite
City.
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TO EXCHANGE for Ashland
property— S-room house wltn
about an acre of lend In the
city of Everett. Wash. . Family
orchard and nil kinds small
rruits, chicken house.
Will pay
difference It any between prop­
erties. Might coastder a light
ear In exchange.
See E. E.
PtoPPS. Real Estate Broker. 249
* . Maia St.
41-3
WAMYHD—Furniture repair-
lag. Work done at your home
or at shop. Phone 909-R. Med-
48-24*
ford. Oregon.
WANTED—Fat
Eagle Market.
hens.
The
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FOUND—Came to my piece
on Sept. »0. two heifers, one
btoek and white, one red and
white.
V brand on left bip.
Phone 11-F4. Harry Weagant.
Talley View Diet.
46-0*
WANTKI>— Clean eotton rags
5c per
at the Tldlngs Office.
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MEDFORD. Oct. 11— “1 ven t
appear in court," declared Jack
Owep of Ashland whan he was
arrested Sunday by State Traffic
Officer J. J. McMahon fqr speed­
ing on the Pacific highway
south of this city.
“Well, drive to Medford and
w ell cee.” answered that official.
Arriving here th h . offloer sug­
gested that th e ear he held as
a bond for Owen’s appearance in
court.
Upon Owen's assertion
that the car did not belong
him and that he had no money
for a bond. It was McMahon'«
only alternative to put him.. In
the city Jail, phere he epent
Sunday ntght and part of yes­
terday morning.
Of the three possible charges
of reckless driving, having. |t
to alleged, passed 1» cars in a
short distance while driving with
one hand, driving With no
operators’ license and speeding
the latter was only preferred
against hint.
He» was represented by At­
torney O. M. Roberts In Judge
Taylor’s court yesterday morn­
ing, and after a short eontereSee
with hto counsel, Owen.pleaded
guilty and was fined »10, and In
addition received a mild rebuke
from the court for driving with
one hand on. a crowded highway.
Reasonable Ratea
IBS Oraalta. Telepnone 153—
aa land vslua» ira. a», tow •»
they ever will be. I have womc
of the beat lead In the valley,
priced at 1109 per acre. 70 acre
ranch nil good Irrigated land, 6
room b o galow , large dairy barn,
I I apraa Nawtowa apples that
netted the owner BBOO per acre
this year. This Is a real bar­
gain. Pries 1199 par acre.
Al-
p o-n S-raom. plastered hones. lot
B9xl4t.
Prien « .9 0 0 .
Also
have other bargain. W. W# Roh-
toop. »I N .M aia. it .
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ROOFING
BUILT-UP ROOF
With .
Small saddles for boys
and girls to ride to school
on, cheap. $9.00 and up.
8 m to your plow« and harrows,
to hs randy for the first rain.
Posts and fencing. i, have a few
White Sewing Machine left
over. Will cloae them out for
<165.00 each, at
Johns-Manville Guarantee
We have a splendid proposition to offer yon. Have
just ordered a car of roofing» shipped direct from
the factory.
CARSON-FOWLER LBR. GO.
PEIL’S CORNER
In the Heart of Town
W inter
OVERLAND
Shoe Shop
We Deliver Meat«
to
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Any Part of Town
and you oan always kfaow
you are getting the best
meats obtainable.
Fourth Sfeeet
ftieat Market
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Ouidk Parting
N ew Edison .
Phonograph
Uniform power
the only .one
that will play
all makes of
Records without
injury to the
miles to
Palmer, Plano
House
Medford Gla*$ Company
Plate Glass and Mirrors
Made-to Order.
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, »Iff a. Bartlett
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Let os Fjgw e W ith Ton on Yoqr
We BeU for Lees
Your Old MlrreM
d today. They are
at the Llthto Spring»
Classified Ads Bring Results
GOOD SHOES
MAROELUNt} 7B c , Phone 1 8 «
Salem — Polk and Marton
for eppotntmgnt er call «3 Hel­
County Corn Show set for No-
man SL. naatein apt. 18-1 mo_
vember .19 to 91. •
OONVALBBGWfT ROME
Where the sick, are cared for
Buriat rate to Invalids. Call 1B1
maternity
Retemed To Ashland—
Mrs. Selma Cray returned to
Ashland Saturday from aa ex­
tended Eastern trip. She visited
New York, Philadelphia. Wash­
ington, D. C., Mt. Vernon, Vir­
ginia, and many other points
of Interest.
Mrs. Cray will
on Speed Charge
4 4 t(
. »UUJMKG. Repairing. Shing­
ling. Painting, Katoomlalng, Ra-
flntohlng. W. T. Blackwell. 419
Garfield. Phene 393L,
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SAN DIEGO, OW. IB— (U. F.)
[—A naval airplane caught fire
While flying here today, while
flying for the Navy Day exer-
Stoee, with two parachute Jump­
ers oa the wings. The para-
phuto men leaped Into space,
dropping 1,000 feet to safety,
while Lieutenant Charles Connor
end hto mechanic fought < the
.flames, and at the same time
drove the plane over the hay
Bandy for a diva. Then the two
airmen subdued the flames and
forala wharo^ahe will make
fatare home.