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'W ACTTTiAwn DAILY W ifk-fnd Vi*!* Mra. J. D. McKinney Is ln Ashland tor the week-en4 ' from her school at Antlok. Quick lunch service.—Nlnlng- ers. 125-tf Elks Ladles dance, Feb. 11, for Elks and their ladles. 127-3 New Resident— , J -,------- 27 BODIES SI GAS RECOVERED Tub baths day or night. 124-tf Rev, w . W. Hendry of Ash Jackson Hot Springs. land will bcenptr the pulpit Spring stylen—New wollen* ntorning and evening at the for mena suita, on display at Presbyterian ehnrch. « Panlsernd’s. 123-tf Cliff Payne makea shelving. The Automotive Shop repóPls the sale of a 1926 Chevrolet Venus peoells, 17 grades. coach to O. L. Graff. Elhart’s. •> » r From Salem— f^etuni t® J. A. Churchill of Salem, Last .Ten of Miners in an ’ Mrs. J. B. Jacobson returned Alabama Mine Blowup to Her home in Klamath Falls state superintendent of public Have Been Found this morning after spending sev instruction, was a guest of the eral days in Ashland visiting Lithla Springs hotel last eva. 17 FOUND AT her sister, Mrs. T. R. Jackson. ning and expects to return to Salem this evening after spend Four Killed in Cavein in Zine Mine at Miami, Okl*. Work Walk upstaft-s to Orras Tailor ing two days In Ashland on of Rescuing Held np Shop and save 810.00. 78-tf business. O. H. Elchler, * recent ar Dance Saturday night, Jackson Follow the crowd to Jackson rival from Baker City, has Hot Springs Saturday night. Come Hot Springs. Paramount Drchea- rented the Counter house at 135 early and stay late. Paramount tra. 125-St Nntley street for the summer, Orchestra. 125-1 Visitors In Jacksonville— Don’t miss rtw^lcfks-Battery Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Sales were BLriftne at the Armory Tuesday Among th e gu ests a t th e Hotel the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mil ler Sutton of Jacksonville re night. ,-M t 128-8 Ashland are— H. A. Walker, San Francisco: cently. They were also visiting J. L. Gray, Portland; Robert} Mrs. A. R. Sutton, who is now Fresh Tamales.—The Rose. ll« -tf McKee, Portland; H. M. Cole, residing with Mr. and Mrs. Mil Wallace, Idaho; R. Cole, Wal ler Sutton. lace; Q. Cole, Wallace; Mr. and Leave For South— Mrs. F. C. Talbot, Seattle; D Christian Endeavor Rally at Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Sugg W. Ferguson and wife, ' Port the Chrlsttan church at Med leave this evening for San Fran land; A. F. Nye, Seattle. ford, Sunday, Jan. 31, at 2:30. cisco, where Mrs. Sugg will pur Dr. Landrltb, speaker. Followed chase her new spring stock of Butterfield’s new Barber Shop by a basket dinner. millinery. . , Is located In the basement at 123-T. T. S. 297 1-2 E. Main Street. 103-tf Dance Saturday night, Jackson Masters of harmony and Jass— Hot Springs. Paramount Orches # - Paramount Orchestra — Jackson Among the garata *t the Hotel tra. 125-St Hot Springs, Saturday night. Oregon are - 1 125— It Elks Ladles dance, Feb. 11, Mr. and Mra. E. A. Clean, « ■ ■■ ■ for Elks and their ladles. Sacramento; Clay McKlssIck, 127-2 Biggs, California; Mr. and Mrs Among the guests at the Lithla J. E. McCord, Salt Lake City; Springs hotel are— Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Webster, Mr. and Mra. H. O. Moore, San Return From South— 1 Mrs. H. B. Plummer' return Francisco; Mr. and Mrs. J. Bpokane, Mr. and Mrs. G. N. ed last night from Los Angeles Slater, San Francisco; Mr. and Turner, Seattle, C. G. Lembke, where she has been visiting for Mrs. A. E. Te righe, Tacoma; C. 8L Louis, Missouri^ O. P. Hill, the past two weeks. Rev. and Bennyhoff and wife, Sacramento Medford, Mrs. Mary C. Robert son, Seattls, Mra. Myrtle Raw- Mrs. J. C. Mergler will return Dance Saturday night, Jackson son and daughter, Seattle, Mrs. the last of next week by car. Hot Springs. Paramount Orches Clay O. Kahle, Seattle, W. T. 125-St Bond, Eugene. POOD SALE— High School tra. Circle P. T. A. Saturday, Jan Battery B and Elks tangle at OREGON SECOND IN uary 20. Hardy Bros. 123-4 the Armory Tuesday night. TELEPHONE INCREASE ON PACIFIC COAST 128-2 Fresh home-made cream car amels at the Plasa. 128-tf F or Portland— SALEM, Jan. 30. — Oregon ranks second in point of Increase Mr. and Mra. H. L. Claycomb From In telephone users daring 1925 left fot Portland yesterday Carl Mellon was in Ashland among states served by the Paci on business today from Talent. morning to ha gone several fic Telephone A Telegraph com day*. pany, according to a report filed Hemstitching and Plcotlng— It pays to have your cleaning with the public service commis Front , Messanlne Floor, MeOee sion here. California ranks first Building. Mrs. Havener and Mlu and pressing done at Panlaemd'a. In total Increase as well as in per ■wan. 107.1 nio. centage Increase, with Idaho Madden soils protected tires. third, Washington fourth and From Hornbrook— Nevada fifth. Madden retreads tiras. 68-U A. R. Squires, proprietor 61 Among the various cities of the the Hornbrook hotel, was In Pacific coast Portland ranks fifth; Among the M the Oolnm- being outranked by Oakland, Los town yesterday on business from hi* hotel a ..— Hornbrook. Angeles, San Francisco and Se E. 8. Kramer, Portland; C. R. attle. Elks vs. Battery B. basketball Wather, Dunsmnlr; L. Holland. Among Oregon cities, outside of Oakland; W. N. Cameran and Portland, Eugene shows the great at Armory, Tuesday night. family,' Portland; J, H. Tonog. est increase .In telephone, sub Roseburg; F. E. Keenan, Sac scribers, with a total of 683 ad ramento. ditlons in 1925, although it ranks only seventh In percentage of In 8. and O. Paper Hanger*. crease, being outranked by Dur- 109—Sat- Wad. kee, Warrendale, Oswego, Carlton Ashland and 'Toledo. Swennlng-Gear, expert tintara. FINISHING TONIGHT WINTER COLDS ARB 109—Sat- Wed / DANGEROUS The aerions diseases that de in Bob Warner has purchased a velop from simple coughs or 1926 Nash coach. colds make them dangerous and they should not be neglected. Prove It for yourself, studio Thar* Is no better remedy Ashland Photography Is right quick relief from coughs and colds than Foley’s Honey and Marcelling, Trimming, Sham cold* than Foley's Honey and pooing. Dyeing, Facials. The Tar Compotid. «My grandchild SUNDAY - MONDAY Vanity Shoppe, McGee's Store. coaid gat no relief whatever Phon. 1«>. >M f from a very bad croupy cough 7 u until I gave him Foley's Honey Return From Han u»^ — . and Tar." writes Peter Landta Mrs. Walter Maxey returned Meyaredale, Pa. Keep a bottle from 8an Francisco, where she on hand for any emergency. Sold has been with her brother, Fred everywhere. Judy, who la much Improved after a serious illness. wnare BIRMINGHAM, Ala., Jan. 30 j—The death toll in the gaa ex plosion io the Premier mine was brought to 27 today when the searchers found 10 additional bodies, for whose rescue slendor hope was held at the beginning of the search early this morn ing. Seventeen bodies had nl ready been taken from the mine. BIRMINGHAM, Ala., Jan. 30 — (U.P.)— Fighting for tht lives of 10 men, with only slen der hopes of success, rescue workers today continued the» efforts to rescue the miners trapped in the Premier Cost company mine* of Mostfboro. The explosion trapped 27 miners In the Ill-fated mine lata yesterday. Seventeen bodies have already been taken out. Clean-up campaign, hauling away ath Fall* tangle .at Klamath without coat the trash from the Fall*. residential section. The plan • • outlined by la a hard fought game last Messrs. Rouse would call for night, Medford high basketeors the cleaning up of all garbage trimmed the Eugene high five, from residences twice a week 18-16, on the Medford court. during the summer and once a An eight polat margin, the name week during the winter at a cost a* that which separated the of 60 cepta a week. Garbage Ashland and Eugene high teams from the restaurants would be Thursday nlghi, was the de carted away each day, at a cost ciding factor. The teams of 22.00 and 36.00 a month tangle again this evening. » respectively. They stated this was Just, half what the costa of» TELLS O f MAN DESERTED garbage removal Is In Medford.! AS DEATH COMES The plan also contemplate* the> removal of paper and other re (Continued From Page One) fuse from the ^business houses, if placed on the sidewalk, each Supply store la Medford," and evening. T hey, will probsw- Mr., Bater of Seattle were the. guests. present their proposition to the President Hardy announced that city council at an early date. Harold Moore, the new owner of the Beat Bids, Grocery. Was the A NARROW ESCAPE newest member of the Kiwnnls The mining operations on Mr. iclub.. f. ’ G. L. Yost’s property came to a sudden stop Tuesday. The two JOY TO . SPEA K AT MEET men who have the mining rights OF STATE BANKERS leased on the place had cleaned out an old well and had Just (Continued From Page One) begun to take out some nice placer gold, when they saw signs in site and makeup, and In that the rock wall was about thia work are being materially to fall in. They hastily got ont elded by the printers of the and very soon after the whole ■Ute, MoCoy stated. The report of 'the protective wall fell In.' They will at once start * new shaft and have hopes of striking the same pay dirt in a short time. They will curb the new Three F,unjdam e(n t a i shaft so It will be perfectly things to keep your skin safe.— Jacksonville' Po*t. fair, smooth, to keep the ASHLAND TOPS MERRILL 30— (U. F IV E IN FA ST GAME MIAMI, Okla., Jan. P .)— Four miners were killed la a cave-in at the Cardinal Zhle mine today. Rescue workers were held up in their efforts be cause of a second cave-ln which Injured one of their party. Non* of the dead has been Identified. PROPOS« GARAGE DISPOSAL SYSTEM —H----- (C olntlnnea from page 1 .) basket, shooting the ball at the ring In rapid succession, but they failed to drop the ball through. Ashland, on the other hand, showed nice work In scoring. Tonight, Ashland and Kl*m- O- and H. Rouse, of MSd- ford, were ln Ashland today dis» cussing the question of ar ranging a system of garbage dis posal for Ashland. At present there Is no syste matic disposal of garb* '•< In this City. The city maintain* a'pub lic damping ground south of the city, with .an attendant present each ’ Tuesday when dumping la permitted. Once each year the city conduct* a If WASHERS take the blue out of Mon day as well as the dirt out of the clothes. concerns insurance Terms as desired up to 18 Months Fresh Pig *n Whistle choco lates lust arrived at NlBlagar*» — ___________ 135-tf Billings Ageney Bst^b. ISIS at 41 B. Main St. Real Estate 4k Beal lasurane Shop an He eloped with the wrong girl — and thereby hangs a merry tale of and explanations. WHffSos Service Regular . ♦ I? ■ ■■- Subscribe For The Tiding*. —w UTHIA SPRINGS HOTEL Sun. Jan. 31st, 1926—Dinner 5:30 to 8:30 F- M. ’ ------ $1.00------— j 4 1 - . - ■ ' , ' * * • ' ' ' sr MENU Olympia Oyster Cocktail Young Onions Ripe Olives Sweet Pickles . Chicken a la Reine Consomme en Cup Spring Chicken Saute Milanaise Broiled Fillet of Mignon on Toast Roast Young Turkey Cranberry Jelly Roast Prime Ribs of Beef au jus Special Baked Potatoes Scalloped Corn Pineapple Sherbet Dinner Rolls Vegetable Jello Salad Mayonaise Lemon Merangue Pie Chocolate Sundae Devil Food Cake Tea Coffee Milk ■ Chocolate Demi tasse Our Dining rooms and Ball room are always at your convenience for* small or large dinners, parties or dances. All reservations for same receive our personal attention. LEEDOM’S , Tires and Tubes Every Size for Every Oar T I RES TUBES Balloon and High Pressure at low pressure prices * Alcohol For Your Radiator Pistons and Pins Bings Valves Axles Springs Fly Wheel Gears Ring Gears and Pinions Timken Bearings New Departure Bearings Motor Bearings Distributor Gears Pump Gears SUDDEN SERVICE . For Every Car DR. W. OESER, Prop. Any Fuel Yon Want ROYAL KING , ROCK SPRING COAL DIAMOND BRIQUETTES HARD AND SOFT WOOD Order Early to Insure Prompt Delivery Recondition Your Motor, We Have Everything. CARSON-FOWLER LBR. GO. Gallon $2.20 Pint, 30 ’ at Quart 68c 1-2 Pint, 20c Ashland Creamery Plaza Confectionery or Raggedy Ann Sweet Shop SOMEBODY is going to win a membership in the new golf club by sending in the best HflttA Anybody uuywliuiv HUI' would enjoy the plavihg privileges of the links is eligible to compete. Remember, this membership is worth $100. Come out to the course tomorrow and let us show you about and explain the plans. Follow the arrows west from Talent or Phoenix. on LAMP * SHADES « and KITCHEN UNITS See Displays in Our Store s' . - The Ashland Electric Shop Wd E. Main Street 1 TO TRADE—House and three lots in Fresno, California, for city property or acreage in So. Engene (Past Oregon. V. E. Bushnell, Gen eral .delivery, -Ashland. 127-1« (U. S. Nat’l.) FOR RENT—2 or 2 room suite. Call 840-J. 171 Granite Portland.. Street. 127-2 (Wasco Qo.), WHIPPING CREAM BIG Quick Service ‘"I FOR RENT—6 rooms, pantry and bath. Clean and well fur nished. Garage and garden. 156 7th St. Call afternoons. ' . , 117-tf In tiie Heart of Town REDUCTIONS ,wben you drive up at our station, we have an at tendant waiting to serve yon. If yon are in a hurry, yon will not have to lose time here. General and Shell ........... Gasoline “ d other products A. W. Htoech, The Dalle*. ’ 1 . . WANTED— Furnished four pr flvd room bouse. Inquire at ' Tiding* qfflce. 127-5 ■ Ov Pottdas Protect* Murphy Electric C. D. Borer, President). T. J. Scroggln, La Grande. J. N. Edlefsen, TOO LATE Oeseris Ashland Service Station ■t Tom Mix “THE YANKEE . SENIOR" Lithia Springs Pharmacy Lithla Spring* Hotel Building agencq can advise , gou, ELECTRIC ELIZABETH ARDEN LINE TO BE OBTAINED AT Phene lift ' Prescription Druggist this A. B. C. curves of face and neck firm and young. Venetian Cleansing Cream Venetian Skin Tonic Venetian Special Astringer committee showed that the com mittee had picked np the high est per centage of criminals re ported,/of any associationin the state. ' Banker* attending the meeting werd; / '. J. W ,. McCoy, President. James B. Montgomery, Vice President, Marshfield. J . L . Gantt, Treasurer, Cdr- vallis. * . ■ I Keith Powell, Woodburn. CHICKEN DINNER SUNDAYS 12 NOON TO 8 P. M. 85 Cents MERCHANT’S LUNCH daily U A. M. TO 2 P. M. 50 Cents THE PL A Z A Decide on the most appropriate name and place it in a sealed en velope labeled “ Proposed name for golf course and in another sealed envelope put your own name and address. This that the judging may be perfectly fair. The envelope containing your own. name will not be opened until after the judging. Send them or hand them to J. L Ketch ASHLAND HOTEL BUILDING, ASHLAND, BEFORE FEBRUARY - 10TH