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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 11, 1925)
‘ r im DAILT TIDINGS . •»«••, concert gtiutie to the present tax , ..muataal remeiMta.: baseball, -pelas fights 1*»C tralla. for appointment or call <8 Hel man St., upstairs apt. C7-fl FOB RENT — Clean front roams. Hot baths, »1« per mo. Elk Hotel. 4th and A SL —‘ 88-1 mo. FOR RENT—Unfurnished flat. Nicely furnished sleeping rooms. ford. Oregon, Furnace heat furnished. SO ft. Second St.. Utitta Apta. SO-tf BUILDING, Repairing, Shing ling, Painting, Kalsomlning, Re- flnlshlng. W. T. Blackwell, 818 Garfield. Phene 8ML, 887-tf FOB BENT—Furnished apart ment. I rooms and bath. 165 Seventh. Inquire 107 Sherman. Phone 877-1». 64-M Drayage, storage distance hauling. and, long OO-tf Oak S t , unfurnished, hot water in connection. 182.60. Inquire Hotel Ashland. ■ 61-tf BOOMS—Steam bested. 16.00 per week sad np. Hotel Ash land. 47-tf FOB SALE—or FART TRADE — 100 aerea, one mile to town, good buildings* etaetrle lights In house and barn. A* bargain. Phone or write R, Venske, Har- 00-4* rlsburtf, Orogoa. laud Hotel Bldg. •ft-« FOR SALE—Dry Manzanita and Oak wood. W. Tavener. Phone 17F8. NOBOB Sealed proposals addressed to J, »i Landers, secretary of tbs Board df Regents ot the Oregon Normal Schools, Will be received at the office of J. A. Cfiurchlll, Department of Education, at tjia Capital Building, Salem, Oregon, until 10:00 o’clock a. m., No vember I I , 1015, for the fur nishing ot all material and the performance of all labor required tor the completion ot a two-story concrete building, for the Ore gon Normal School at Ashland, Oregon. AU work sad materials mast conform to the plans sad speci fications therefor on file at the offloe of the architects, Benncp and Hessog, 100A Chamber of Commerce Building, Portland, Oregon, sad at the office of J. A. .Churchill, Salem, Oregon, and at tbe offle« ot J. H. Faller. Ashland, Oregon. 58-10 FOR SALE— 7 passenger' Big Sis Stadebaker in A-Í condition, at a bargain. Cash or easy teams. Calí at 85 Oak St., or phone 108. 40-8 A REAL BARGAIN Nine acroo all in fruit, 8 miles from Ashland on Main Highway. 5-toom modern bungalow. Priced for quick sale, >2600. A real chicken ranch. W. w . ROBI8OÑ «8 North Mala St. WAd^WOTOM—Hot o ^ r i f c fundamentalists, hut a .food many evoiutieuiato, toe. are lfea* iy to ba startled to «toto «* Pyot. William /softer SplUjnsn’a theories. Prof Stillman la •« consulting scientist o f the culture department, a pesti member of the Natloaat Am at Sciences—a very bit the seleaUftc wprld. < A CHICAGO, N ot . 10— (U. P.) — The “A B C ' o f avoiding fraud In buying shoes and other leath er produets is taught In a series of exhibits, prepared by the American Leather Producers and displayed in connection with the two-day convention of the Tan ners* Council ot America which opened here last week. veloped as oura, mar barar “There Is nothing which the habited the earth before i average Individual buys about was even a tadpole, ba says. which he is as Ignorant as leath er goods," said Leo Elkan, presi dent of the Chicago Tanners* as- , soclatlon, which arranged the ex- , hibits. . "The increased use of leather t offers dishonest manufacturers a I greater opportunity for faking;. , Some of these lmltiations are so • skillful even a tanner Is do- celved. “One consists of scattering leather filings over a fabric and Oealgrs la Coal, Wood, Packing, applying a laquer finish. This Oratta» aad* M onito Len» dist preparation has none of the ance tracking. qualities of leather, yet a re tailer might buy and sell it S3 such without Intentional fraud.” trucks. <MM A model show factory is In formed," Dr. Spillman went ea, "of course It was entirely dif operation at the convention. from ferent from the earth we know now. It was much smaller and probably surrounded by a dlf- ■ 410-R, ferent kind of atmosphere. Ito living conditions may have toon untulted to the evolution «< a race like ours, bat well suited to the evolution of a race with dif ferent physical characteristics, yet equal to ours In capability A U C IIO M II» and intelligence.” New Edison Phonograph >• Hood Rivet rebuild lta pi time afo. Harrisburg being laid on Willamette bridge. Rlvotlng is finished. yeftrs. The eartlrl . cnaracier changes. It grows larger. Its atmosphere a ssu m es a new q u a l ity. It becomes uninhabitable tor the first race, which perishes and Is burled „far underneath the meteorites which are strik ing the earth constantly and In creasing Its site. - Bnt condi tions now may, be suitable for the evolution of a second race.” “A few more billions of years a n by.” related the professor, and the second race suffers the same fate as the first. Nobody can guess how many times this happened before conditions be came suitable tor tbe evolution ef the human race-’* Salem — C. K. Spaulding Log ging Co., buys 1800 acres Poi» County timber for 2118,500. that will play all makes of Records without injury to the record Palmer Piano House Sustained quality always— more miles to the gallon —more life to the motor« For Fire Protection back of Stoves, Banges and Oas Plates, at ‘W J T MOTORMATES Simpson’s Hardware Winchester Store A QasoUne and Cycol M otor O il ASSOCIATED OIL COMPANY YARDSTICK There has been c o acci dent about the popularity SUPERIOR BREAD JL h E B U S IN E S S W O R L D ha» an accurate measure with which it gauges the growing value o f securities. It is PRICE* Uniform ORDER BY TELEPHONE ¡o. Lowe. Phone 4180 Since 1922, when The California Oregon Power Company first offered its 7<fa Preferred Stock for puMic investment, the price has steadily advanced with each successive issue from $92.00 a share in 1922 to $10000 r shape kx 1925, and is now above par. Franklin Bakery Or at Your Grooer PortlauA — Lumber and wood manfcfuetururs here were worth TNRH® |T —14 acres tilled, »17,106.401 In 1881. and 122.- , Y , •a d 8 for pastor«* Fiieed at 77447» In IM 8. y I1A88. 1 O fO R ftdJJBi — One dris blcy- cler nearly new, with electric COLDS Apply over throat and chaat coves with hot Sanaa! cloth. HStove Wall” WITH A IM ACffWW bottom land, al falta and grata. IM»« wntur, ll- rtfetlon tor 7 1*8 acre«, oftuap a t *»1110. d ll near City limit«, with tele- phfne aad R- F. p .- prtrU«»»«. Inquire of O. ft. Butler, 41 Or«»- l t » 8L , city* , >- x e *0* We bava boot Protection Asbestos Asftland 8t BARGAINS Winter Is Here WASHINGTON, Nov. 10— (U. P.)— Eliminating and slashing the nuisance taxes, the House Ways and Means committee to day wrote Into the new tax Mil a $100,000 reduction on auto mobile, tobacco, aleohoi and var ious Industrial levies. The committee decided to re move theatre ad taxes, taxes on •toree—like McNair RANCH WASHINGTON, N ot . 10— (II. P .)—^-TMe Interstate Commerce Cammtolo n today denied repara tions to the Western Pine Manu facturers association, représent a s lumber deajers of Oregon, Washington. Montana and Idaho, sanatasi POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT James J . . Crossley, Portland, Oregon, announces .h is can didacy for Republican Nomina tion aa U. 8. Senator at the May, 1881 Primaries. Will work sealonsly tor de velopment of Oregon and Oregon ports, for Irrigation and reclama tion and fulfillment of measures for real benefit of farmers as suggested by their osganlsations. Favor World Court. Reform Senate for Law-Enforcement. . FOR SALE— Furniture, 8 days only. Sideboard with large french mirror. Macy oak sec tional book case; settee, heating steve, bed. 2 dressers, 1 chif fonier, sewing machine and other It is preposterous; In f*ct- n articles. Doran. 088 Ashland la a shams to suffer with Rheu stseet. matism. This Prescription dose not ruin FOR SALE—Seed wheat, blue stem, recleaned. Beardless bar the stomach. It does not depress ley and gray out». 877 B. St., .the heart. But all the meat and Phone J81-R. »7-1 mo. good food* yt»U 'wish' while taking ,Trank’s Prescription. Contains no FOR SALE—One real coach mercury, salicylate soda, oil Win saddle horse, gentle, work any tergreen or narcotics, but positive where. Will trade for cowu. O. ly overcomes any kind of rheuma D. Faris. 1146 N. Main. Phone tism or gout on earth. What 1TF11. 57-tf mere do ynu want! It Is Im FOR SALE—Box Factory lum possible to get something bet ber yard ha« a full atock of all ter. The greatest uric add sol kinds of building lumbar at rua- vent known and aRo a gupertor liver medicine. sogable prices. Trunk’s Prescription sells for monhsiev , Pat. Nov. M ~r (U. p.h—Raw a« • meakuF ag an "odfitlal waata»" «1 an ftn- pending raid «*' VMbMU«» -toft* fleers la tba latest uevelty adopt ed In this asuttaa. Dry ulantfcs, who recently rant ed a «till e a a* ataap h*i la Rostraver township, neat tora. hoard t h e furleue ehutterlng ot a monkey aa they climbed to- the scene e t aattoa. ArrW oi at the stable which housed the and OS «Ir-, I end Tnfnnii/itoci yfeUmg6J2% ntt hav* l^owd that PAZOO can be depended npCfl wit certainty to Stop any case of Itohtaf, BB fa» Filee. «ad In fe« «hortart «baft »oft phyeidaae aad Drafftisto in United fertge PASO OINTMENT fa tabes tilth H and in tin boxes, 60c. The drcnlar etitdoeed i Bow the Company Has Grown I k e Measuring Stick Goes Up In thteaanM period t t o G a o p a t o * Investment» in fnneratia» pianta^taea, equiprnent,e«e., moro then dnubU dta Thw-«nnoonceraent of the n ew tow s o f O p e n Stx P ar C a n t Pro- «m w d ito ck, to yield 6.58% at a Ite net enrola»»* were m m $1,000.. 000.00 fa r M M ae ■itagstafl w ife $550,000.00 far IM O . I t epenf nearly $306,000,00 moró (m eetly in fee coramunitfe» in which h operatati) for opsmtfa» egpeaaea and taaea. Il e» Ptwtorrod Stock hokloro uppRsimatato $« 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 In M r e d Stock dWdende fa 1»$$. O //V rtidr
