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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 18, 1926)
U usinrss V isitor— Bubinrm Visiter tai Medf o rd . Mr. Williams of Medford was a V. IX Miller spent today in business visitor In Ashland Sat Medford on business. urday. Have vour french doors made COMING— A Set of Turquoise at Jordan’s Bash and Cabinet Works 114— tf and The Asylum Ball. Parts by Mrs. F> D. Wagner and Mrs. W. M. Poley. Vining theater Friday afternoon Jan. 22. admission Mr. and Mrs. George Thompson returned from Grants Pape, where 50 cents, Ladles only. Tickets they spent the past'two‘days visit at Library, Lithia Springs Phar ing friends. macy and Chamber of Commerce. Fresh'Tamalea — The Roes. 115 — 2t . • 114-tf Bay lb with photographs. Studio Ashland.' On the Plaza. From Talent— Business Visitor—. , ■ M. Breese of Talent spent Ellis Hackler of Talent spent In Ashland on Business. Saturday in Ashland on business. Pop Coin bripk, crispy and C o'U n io n g the guest« at the Colombia ireçh at Candy Land. Eaat hotel are— * T. C. Bell, Glendora, California, G. C. Eksman, Klamath Falla, W. .W. Miller, Roeeburg, Edward D. Dance every Saturday • Bt 8mlth, Roseburg, F. C. Miller' and Jackson Hot Springs — wife, Seattle, Ronald R. Miller, Seattle, M. R. 'Scotti, KMrmatfc Falls. Miss Margaret Dougherty, who underwent an operatidn at the WHY PAY RUNT? Will build Community hospital last Friday, new home on well located lot. is reported as doing nicely. Easy terms. '666 Holly S t. Phono 817-L. 95-tf Hemstitching and Picotlng— Front Mezsanlne Floor, McGee Onr Bntffcr Toasted sandwiches Building. Mrs. Havener and Mias are growing in popularity. Try Ewan. 107-1 mo. one at The Plaaa. 8 7-If From T a le n t- Arthur Wilson was in Ashland Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Miller of Church street returned from Al from Talent Saturday. bany, where they have been visit ing their daughter, Mrs. E. E. RIG REDUCTION ON SUITS:— Umphlette, for the past two weeks. AU wool salts 818.60, 816, <|8.75 821.76 at P^nlsernd’s. lll-tl Return from A lb a n y - Visited tai Medford— Mias Clara Anderson, Miss Nora Ward, and Miss Edna Goheen ware visitors in Medford, Satur day. Coleman on bnal- Among the guests at the Hotel Oregon are— Howard Morrison and family, Seattle, Charles C,. Locke, Seattle, Albert G. Hayes, Spokane, John Bowman, Palo Alto, Mrs. Earl Bundy and daughters, Palo Alto, 9. A. Slider and wife, $an Fran cisco, Albert Ray, Los Angeles. Butterfield’s new Barber Shop Is located in the basement at 387 1-2 B. Main Street. 103-tt Madden Visiting Ia A s h la n d - Briggs and Briggs, local at- J. Moore of thia city and Naw- TOO LATE TO 0LA88ITY WASHINGTON GAS torneys, ape attorneys for the berry and Newberry of Medford, TAX .HELD RIGHT LAPTWft Wt will pay straight STATE AUTO HEAD O. L. Lefferts, wholesale rep 40c an hoar. Pleasant work of resentative of The Portland fered by reliable company. Bend Motor Car .company, state deal* self addressed, stamped envelope. era in Hudson and Bases auto Denison, <401 Beckel, Dayton. 11S-1’ mobiles, was in Ashland Sat Ohio. urday, conferring with U. 8. FOR SALE— Two young, Jer Armstrong, of Armstrong Motors, sey cows. One fresh In the Inc., of Medford, and George A- spring. Also milk goat, two Wilson, local representative ef dozen bene. 600 Indiana St. Armstrong Motors. 5 Phone 485-L. 114-3’ While here he arranged the FOR SALB— Ford car; good final details for the opening of the Hudson and Essex agency ia condition. Dry Fir w¿od, 13-14 this city at the Lithia Springs Inch, Tetera, $ Indiana Street. garage. They will carry a large' t 1ÍS-1’ stock of parts and with Bddl FOR e SALE—Organ, three Wyatt in charge of the mechan rockers, baby's folding buggy ical department, will be able te give the best of Hudson-Essex and high chair, electric iron. service to the many owners in Teters, 8 Indiana street. 118*-1* Ashland.' FOR RENT—One or two rooms The Hudson and Bssex are with kitchenette. "Also large today two of the most popular house, one acre ground, fruit, cars on the market and the lo berries and grapes. Garage. cal agency expects to place many Will rent for one year. s 181 more here following the open Laurel St. ing. BABY CHICKS — Plymouth Rock and Leghorn, also custom GAS TAX IS CLAIMED hatching, 5c an egg. Order AS CONSTITUTIONAL early. Phone 416-R. 118-3 PORTLAND, Jan. 18— (U. P.) FOB RENT—Four room hnod- — Oregon's gasoline tax la con ern furnished house, newly tinted stitutional. * and cleaned. Soon ready for' oc United States Judge, Wbhrer- cupancy. Inquire 816 Harga- ton today threw out of court dine. n |.j the suit filed by a long list of truck operators, who sought to FOR SALE—Good restaurant establish that the tax ia in feet for 8450 all fixtures, some a toll, charged against autolsts stock. Doing fair business. See using rural post roads, and s that Ashland! Realty Go. consequently it vfas a violation FOR EXCHANGE— 50 room of the federal post roada act.' hotel that gives good Income, At the same time the court for Ashland property, incomp denied the plea for the return of or ranch.’ Will pay cash dif 86,000,000 which the trndT ference. Price 818,000.* Ash drivers declared was collected land Realty Co. 118 I Illegally under the gas fan.' The decision will bear on slm- FOR S ALE— 4 1 acres, good lar gasoline tax laws in other farm near Talent, all toola, good states, which receive govern house, team, harness, wagons, ment funds for highway con own irrigating plant, 15 acres struction. ' alfalfa, if taken soon, 88,604. Ashland Realty Co. Mrs. H. H. Keck of Portland is visiting at the home of her uncle, Hugh GUllette. She is accompanied by her little son, Kenneth, and nephew, Loring Gillette, a ' brother of Virgil Gil lette, who ia attending the Ash at the Hotel land High School and making his home with Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Gillette. L. V. King, Metsger, Oregon, L. D. McKeen, Los Angeles, C. R. Domes. San Francisco, George All-rite butter toasted sand W. Read, Portland. Ralph H. wiches— very • popular—Nining- Maupin', Portland, D. K. Kirk* erie Fountain Service. 88-tf bride, Portland,. W. R. Haughey, Pqrtland. Return From M ich ig a n - Mr. and Mrs. Miles returned Freak tatted almonds.— The Saturday from a three months trip to Adrian, Michigan, be cause of the death of Mrs Marcelling, Trimming, Medford—Owen-Oregon Lum* Miles mother. Mrs. • Miles' poolag, Dyeing; Facials sister met them In Chicago and her Co., plans 8500,000 plant im Madford— Building record here Vanity Shoppe, McGee’s provements, this year. returned with them. for 1825 was 8752,840. Phone 108. Of Interest To Friends— Hear Sousa In person and Among'<he guests at the Llthl« It will be of interest to her then hear him on the Ortho- Springs Hotel » r e - friends here to learn that. Mist phonic Vlctrola.—The Rose. Lett for wi«*— swm — Mrs. L. A. Deer of Fifth street left Saturday evening for Klam ath Falla, where aha will apend a week visiting with Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Hals. There is some inquiry for small homes. List your property with Taylqr, 88 N. Mala. 108— 10 Your Last Chance to See GLORIA SWANSON in “Stage Struck” Tomorrow — Wednesday Hoot Gibson Calgary k Stampede Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Tankll, Pertttndt Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Hall «ad «on. Seattle, A. B. Myers and wife, Portland, B. F. Malka, Dayton, Ohio, E. C. Perry, Los Angeles, Gaston Dreyfus, Los Angeles, O. B. McReynolds, Port land. Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Frasel, La Jolla. California. Marjori Gillette has a position in the Artists Supply department at the Schwabacher-Frey company in San Francisco. She is en joying her work and ia with her aunt, Mrs. Cris Boyle. Visited In U»Rfornl*— During Mrs. H. H. Gillette’s recent visit to California ehe visited at the homo of her sis Caneh Kita, 81.85.—Elfcart’s. ter, Mrs. Boyle, and her daugh ter, Marjorie Gillette, in San Francisco, and also with her daughter, Mrs. E. L. Wilks, in Portola, California. TACOMA. Jan., 18— (U. P .)— Batts fild by bus companies to knock out the Washington state gas tax, were dismissed recently by United States District Judge Cushman, who ruled that the gas tax was constitutional. An appeal has been taken to' the circuit court in Ban Francisco- Aphland' Baptist ohnrch, with W. representing the Miller taction. ARMY ISSUE SERGE SHIRTS a scarce article. - .We have a few left at $3.85 No Better Shirt at Any Price, . BEARING ON BAPTIST ARMY GOODS STORE CASE STARTS TODAY Biggest lit t le Store in Town Opposite New Hotel — Open Evening» (Continuad from page One) the name of First Baptist church of Ashland, the title recognized by law was the Ashland Baptist church. It la believed that attorneys opposing Mr. Millar will at tempt to show that years of oc cupancy, not denied,, will give the Ashland Baptist church pos session of the church property, and that a fraud was perpe trated In the incorporation by Rev. Miller, and tpe subsequent seizure of the church and par- eonage. Expert Repairing on a ll cars Storage Greasing Washing 24 HOUR SERVICE Lithia Springs Garage ¿Travel by Night Phone 46 to Portland —thus save valuable business hours. Civic Club Benefit Restful Pullman quarters assure a n ight’s good sleep; your favorite breakfast in Southern Pacific dining car fits you for business immediately upon arrival. Mrs. W. M. Poley and Mrs. F. D. Wagner. ALSO FILM Week-end ficket; L im it following Tuesday. “Woman Handled’ Matinee 1:30 January 22 116.70 LADIES ONLY ' we guarantbt a Di - ' ’■ * nT! . .. Riforwrag— I .m.—sleepers ready at :30 p.m. Tickets Sold A t ‘ • Lithia Springs Pharmacy c Similar comfortable Pullman ser vice'leaving Portland either at 9:00 .m. (N o . 13) or (No« 55) i t i x x Vining Theatre Ed. V. Price & Co. Spring Suit Samples Now In < Phone our agent for reservations on either N o . 54 or N o . 16. The former puts yon in Portland at 7:15 next mor&ing, the latter at 8:50 a.m. Southern Pacific Lines V " MILLER'S TOGGERY “Hab-a-dashjnn” Tally And Place Cards FOR THE PARTY. ALSO FAVORS MADE TO YOUR ORDER OR IN STOCK, x To Lose or Not to Lose Your Valuables ' Darling Studio & Art Store If you keep important papers, records, keepsakes, etc., around the house you are pretty sure to lose them sooner or later. lith ia Springs Hotel Bldg.. On the other hand if you put them in a safe deposit box in the Citizens Bank of Ashland you can be sure that you won’t lose them. Is that certainly worth a few cents a day to you? The key to your box is waiting for you. Come in. The Citizens Bank of Ashland Ashland, Oregon THE HONORABLE hiatory, s ta llin g and conduct of this institution has inspired the utmost oortBdeaee of its customers, and has made them reel se if they had a sort of a proprietary interest here — they call it their bank. YOUNG BUSINESS MEN will find hero sound business counsel pad dependable bankmg asrvioe. . it1.*/,» GOOD BANKING CONNECTIONS early in your career is a wise step. FIRST NATIONAL BANK Ashland, Oregon BEGINNING Wednesday IN A FINAL JANUARY CLEAN UP 4 of the Most Sensational EVER OFFERED TO ASHLAND WOMEN $11.9 5 - for c o a t s up to $24.50 values, some fu r trimined bolivias $19.89 $44.50 values and plenty of large sizes. PRICE-NAMEL LAY-PLAT KITCHEN TABLE A convenience which any housewife .will appreciate. WICK FURNITURE GO * Be sure to read the tSvic Club ad in another Column. Plenty of large size coats in thpse groups,