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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 3, 1926)
AJBMLAND DAILT PAGE p o r a Klamath Fall»— Mrs. Roy Hale is in Ashland week from Klamath Falls, with friends. rood Sale, ChfiBtlan church Hardy Bros., Sat., Feb. 6. 130-3 die guests at the Hotel George W. Stated evening, conclave, Feb. 3. . Cress work. . Dlaner All Sir vlted. D. H. JACKSON, B. C. W. H. DAY, Recorder. In Klamath F a l l a - Jerry O'Neil spent the day in Klamath Falls on business. Evans, Klamath Falls, Hartlely Travers, ElTefls- Advertising to Seek to Add ental and coa8tal highway. Number of Tourists to 36 . a series of 12 or more Washington, Irving Bure- standard vacation The Coast Route ----- — and tout Denver, A. J. Whippey, Port- E. F. Cromwell, Etna, Call- f orhia. Walk upstairs to Orres Tailor Shop and save fclO.OO. 78-tf Madden svUs protected tires. Among the guests at the Colombia hotel are— Can Blackwell give reference? W. R. Ulen, Portland, J. R. I’ll say’ ' 129-1 mo. Visitor in Eugene— Mrs. E. A. Woods is in Eugene for a few days. BIGBOOSTFROM A FINE FOLDER foljowlng. features In the fold er: ’ . . ■ «-«5 1. À general illustrated de scription of the scenic a^ tions in the entire Redw Highway Empire. 2. A description of bow the Redwood Highway Empire be reached, both by transcontin ental and coMtal railroads and steamships' and by ^anscontln- Nash, Milwaukee, E. D. Smith, Roseburg. G. L. McCaslin, Port land. E. S. Kramer, Portland. < It pays to have your cleaning and pressing done at Paulserud'a. Dr. and Mrs. J. J. Emmens of Medford left Sunday for a Madden retreads tires. 63-tt week or ten days stay in Cali • --------- fornia, 130-1 Here for Two Months— Mr. and Mrs. E. Conover of Tillamook, will spend the next " Mr. and Mrs! Glenn Addis two months in Ashland for Mrs. have moved from 140 Nutley to Conover’s health. They are Hy the Butler Apartments. ing at 153 Granite street. 3AN FRANCISCO, Feb. 3- The central basis around which the advertising program of the Redwood HJghwa<y association will revolve is the compilation and widespread distribution qf a general “Redwood Highway Empire Folder,” according to a decision reached by the executive committee of the Redwqod High way association. The folder will be the most, complete of its kind ever is sued. It was Mid; attractively made up, profusely illustrated, thoroughly artistic, ahd so de signed ba to create, attract and divert an ever-increasing volume of ’tourists, vacationists and set- tiers to end through the itod- wood Highway Empire. The "layont” of the folder is now being completed by Fred erick H. Meyer, president, and Clyde Edmundson, managing, secretary of the association, who are planning to Incorporate the Candy Land—Fresh peauut Moving— and cocoanut brittle daily. A. D. Jilson Is moving from 106 North Pioneer to 107 Sec — --------- r — ------------------- Return to Home — ond street. NOTICE O F'BALE OF FURNI- Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Brines re TUBE turned to their home at Dorris Fresh home-made cream car yesterday after spending several amels at the Plasa. 128-tf NOTICE IS HERERY GIVEN days in Ashland on business. that R. W. Price, Inn or- hotel keep eg, operating the LitlpLa Spring styles—New wollens Purchased H o m e - Dr. J. P. Chisholm hda just Spring* hotol. on Main street, for mens suits, on 'display a? made a deal through H. C. Galey city of Ashland, State of Ore Paulsernd’s. 181-tf in which he disposes of his 18 gon, fnrnhihed'ito Mrs. E. Tracj acre home -on the west aide of accommodation* -an* extras of Return from short Trip— Walker AVsnue, above the Boule T. Jones Burnett of Talent, re vard, to Frank C. High and wife, the reasonable worth and value turned from a short trip to Red who recently came from Klamath ®( 673.65 and,' that the said un dersigned R. Price has in ding. .' e • county and bought a 4 acre home .»*. • M his possession and claims a lien on Oak street. Dr. Chisholm takes upon the furniture and other Cliff Payne makes patterns. Mr. High’s home on Oak street property brought Into the . said as part payment. Both families Llthia Springs hotel, belonging plan to move soon and Improve Purchases Property— to or under the control of the Charles Montgomery and fam their houses at earlieat conven said Mrs. E. Tracy -and said lien ience. , ily, from Long Beach, Washing is claimed for ■ the proper ton, who have been living a t IBS charges -due to' the undersigned ' Tub baths day falght. Granite street, have purchased Llthla Spring* betel in The sunt Jackson Ho* Springs. 124-tf the Mrs. A. Nyberg property on of 373.65 said furniture and the highway. 3 miles north of town. Say it with photographs. other property being described Studio Ashland. On the Plasa. As follows: One straight screen, 1 folding Visitor ia Klamath Falls— Among the guests at the Hotel screen, 1 metal waste bMket,- 1 Rev. J. W. Price Is In Klam Ashland are — metal waste can, 1 metal cabinet, ath Falls for a few days on busi 1 small' iron chair, 1 leather A. A. 'Johnson and wife, San ness. Francisco, M. L. Stafford, Ran upholstered adjustable reclining Francisco, Rearl Burdick, San chqfr, 1 electric hair dryeg on Marcelling, Trimming. Sham Francisco, J. 8. Flcken, Portland, metal standard, 1 drain pan. l pooing. Dyeing. Faciale. The H. M. Sharp, Portland, W. B. Vanity Shoppe, McGees Store. Cole, Portland, F. L. Cooper, Port manicuring table, ,1 small iron stool, with all other equipment Phons ld l. 98-tt land. Alonso Morrison, Portland, and extrM -which we hold, and Stanley Lewis, Klamath Falla. more than sixty days have elap Scott Warren, Klamath Fjlls, Mr. sed since the expiration of the and Mrs. C. W. Hale, West Linn, time the said accommodation? Oregon. and- skid extras were furnished, Finishing Tonight Among the guests at the Llthla and the amount due on account of Mid accommodations, and ex Hprlngs hotel » n s - B. M. Semple and family, Loa trga has not been paid by the Angeles, L. A. Hamlin, San Fran said Mrs. E. Tracy, and the lien undersigned Llthla cisco. George D. Marlon and wife. Of ■ the Sea Francisco. Arthur Foster, Springs hotel has not been sat Portend, Kirk Reynolds, Port isfied. land, J. I. Hickey, San Francisco, NOW, THEREFORE, NOTICE Roy H. Camp. Portlalnd, Mr. and IS HBRBBT GIVEN, that the at Mrs. W. X Hardy, Portland, P. undersigned, Llthla Springs ho S. Brumby, Portland, Percy R. tel will proceed to seU the said Kelly, Albany, furniture and other property, or a part thereof, at public auction at 'the Llthla Springs hotel in That a foot of snow blankets the city of Ashland, Jackson the HyaU Prairie country in the County, Oregon, on the 17th day Oiwenapring mountain district Is of February A. D. 182*. at th- the report brought back by a haur.’of 10:00 o’clock a . m ., to party of akllers who spent yes satisfy the said Han 1* the sum terday In that section with snow of 372,65 and any expenses of falling steadily for the major tha undersigned which may ac portion of the day. A snow crue In the selling of the said , plow, they said, was used to property. keep the road open for motor Dated at Ashland, Oregon, this travel. A heavy fall of snow Srd day of February A. D. la je . on the Siskiyou mountains was LITHIA SPRINGS HOTEL, also reported.— Medford Mail R. W, Price, Prop. Trtbnne. 180-lt WEBSGI Syd Chaplin “CHARLEY’S AUNT" itineraries into the Redwood Highway Empire via all form* of transportation. 4. A full spread illustrato* layout depicting the outstanding polqts Of interest in the Red- wood Highway Empire. 6. A description of the at tractions, in each of the eight Counties. 8. A scientific treatise fishing pnd /hunting in the pire. Also golfing, swimming, boating and other recreational facilities. 7. A full center spread two- color map of the entire empire, shewing the Redwood highway, Its main laterals and all state, trans-state, national and Int*V- national transportation roups* leading thefetd. 8. Guide to hotels an d , re sorts in the empire. ; According to President Meyer* the “Hotel and Resort Guide” will be one of the most impor-' tant features of the folder. "Tha plan of the Redwood Highway, association to divert more traf fic into the Redwood Highway. Empire' carries with it the neces sity of directing this traffic te those hotels and resorts offer ing desirable accommodatious,” declared Meyer. It is planned to distribute, this folder through every pos sible channel tending to create and control the direction of traf fic, including travel and informa tion bureaus, automobile dab touring bureaus, chambers of commerce, organised rack ser vice in hotels, incoming steam ers. railroads, steamship and stage tleket offices. Officials of the association feel that .such a general folder ha* long bean needed. NORMAL SCHOOL GROUNDS TO BE BEAUTIFIED The Ashland normal grounds will probably be beautified when the- school is opened, according to members of the building com mittee, Frank Miller, Albany, J. H. Fuller, Ashland and C. L. Starr, Salem, who were In Ash land looking over the building and grounds. Architect J. A. Beenes of Portland was also here. Minor alterations in the plans were considered by the commit tee. Satisfaction with the progress of the building was expressed by the members, although the pro gress has not' been as rapid as desired during the last few weeks because of delay in receipt of ma terials. Wednesday, February 8, 103k sidewalk, ghtter, curbing and discussed And the chief of police inch culvert will be needed. BIO BUSINESS IN LAND DEPARTMENT Crosswalk district in the East wag ordered to notify the prop W. if.. Wright, because of the SALEM, Ore., Feb. 3— (Spe cial)— Tha atato land board turned over to the state treas urer during the month of Jan uary a total of 3136.772.01, ae cording to a report prepared here .today by George Q. Brown, clerk of the state land board. Items Included In the turn overs follow: Common school fund princi pal. PAzmentja on loans, 388,- 437; common school fund prin cipal, Income sources. 368,306.- 79; common echool fund inter est, 338,350.49; agricultural col lege fund principal, payments on lqans, 32811; agricultural college fund Interest. 31,47.96; university fund principal, ¿ ly . menta oh loans, 3288. University fund' Interest, 3613, 60; rural credits loan fund prln clpal, 8104.40; rui^l credits re serve fund (Interest) 8<83.38; A. IL Burbank trust fund prim- clpal, payments on loans and interest, 869; Apperson Inter est, 8382.30. S fe y n P R p r c E VISITS H is FATHER DOORN, Feb. 3— (U.P.)— Ex Crown Prince Wilhelm of Ger many arrived here today to visit his father, the former kaiser. His arrival was kept secret. He was brought from Amersfoort station by Prince Heinrich, a brother of the ex-kalser. improvements f o r '• , EAST SIDE STREETS (Continued from Page One) provement projects in the history of Ashland w m started last night at the meeting of the city council when, a communica tion from Donald Spencqf, rela tive to the establishment of a Side region was read and favor erty owners to clean up along ably considered by the council. the creek and to keep the banks The coming of th e’ normal free of rubbish hereafter ▲ resolution was passed for school and the construction of the new grammar school in mally deeding the normal school the East Side was given as the sltp to the state and an ordinance Inspiration for this vast im removing the tax from Ashland taxes waa passed. provement project. The proposition of Messrs. G. A resolution setting the first and H. Rouse of Medford to pro meeting of the council In March, vide a garbage disposal system the first Tuesday, as the time for Ashland was discussed. The for the property owners to ex question of the present garbage press any opposition to the for ground waa also discussed. mation of such a district, was Before the formal opening of passed by the council. the council J. H. Fuller, member The street committee of the of the normal building commit council Friday' witl visit the tee, brought ,up the question of streets mentioned .in the com-' filling la the ravine in the normal munlcatlon and study the needs grounds and placing a culvert It Is understood the and situation, and • will report therein. state will ask the city to • stand hack at the next meeting. the expense of this, which En gineer Walker JUST IN! With Leslie Fenton, Clara Bov, Earie .Williams. The slaying of the albatross and the many other dramatic incidents of “ The Ancient Mariner0 vividly depicted. New Shipment Spring Trousers MILLER s toooerÿ “ Hab-a-daih Ia n " H M u < i .' l COFCO MEN covered. <1,576 aeree. 16,884 acres being merchantable tlm- BEFORE «XHTNdlLMEN — — » * (Colntinned from page 1.) . E. R. ISAAC & CO. pupils. The condition of the banks along Ashland creek at the rear of the Plasa business houses was The Quality Store ------ —--- — ——, w-------- >■ -■■■■■ N E (Il PRINTED SlbRS Meads Cod Liver Oil, 50c Is the richest known source of • the Important fat soluble Vita- mines and the least expensive The vitamines contained In Cod Liver Oil are especially Import- • • »nt for children. They assure normal development of bone • Beautiful New Colors, Fascinating New Weaves and Patterns — These are characteristic of our new Silks Beau Monde. We are confident that we can please both your taste and your pocket book. Won’t you stop in to see us soon! and tooth structure. 40 Inch Prints on Heavy Crepes In Wonderful New Pat terns, Yard $2.98 e • 54 Inch Bordered Silk Crepes In Dress Pattern Lengths, Patterns $10.95 FOR HALE CHEAP— Air tank 18 by 28, Alida. for light car. 7< 180-4« LOST— Brown and white F01 Terrier, witlp chain attached. V Rhscb, Phone 22-R. 130-1 MERTON B. THOMPSON Painter and Decorator Papd)- Hanging Tinting a Specialty Furniture Reflnlshed Estimates gladly furnished Phone *8 or 76 • Page One) It le stated by Mr. Paul B. McKee, vice president and gen eral manager that H. L. Whither, division manager, of the Rogue River Division and other divis ion managers of the company will be continued in their pres ent capacity. rt)R SALE— Ivers and Pone Plano. Almost new, perfect con ditlon. Dark' oak case. Prlci 3300. Tel. 434-R. Up.*« building NEW PLAN (Continued WANTED—.3 girls.Of neat ap pearance under 34 years, free to travel, good opportunity for ad vancement, 320 a week to start. Mr. or Mrs. Johnson, Ashland Hotel. 130-2« FOR TRADE—New RETAIN PLACE TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY air pressure, air pipe and mo tor. Electric outfit with twi tanks and welding material 854 Boulevard. 130-2« - , CONDITION OAK STREET WHEN a.sum of money comes into your posses sion, do you think what it will buy or what it will earn! ~ WHERE do yOu want to be five years from now! x STARTING a bank ac count today will have something to do with what you will have lat- First Natioanl Bank 3 t, ____ • . «• Use Butterick Pat 54 Inch Bordered terns, w i t h the Broadcloth. “Deltor.” New. Stripe P a t t e r n s , Dress Length, Each New Spring Quarterly now on sale — Pattern Department. $9.98 SPECIAL SHOWING THIS WEEK OF ROYAL WORCESTER AND BON-TON CORSETS. See Window Display Ashland, Oregon TOHoaaow—nun w , f sm absence of Mayor O. H. Johnson, presided, with CouncHmen Bur dick, Peters, Wiley and High present. — :---------------------- ----------------------------------------------------- ----- Everything for Your Valentine Party. Attractive Parting Studio & Art Store . Styles Lithia Springs Hotel Bldg. and Prices in all the new colors, not Are You “Making The Grade” Life is n long hnnl and a lot of fi^lows haven’t got the' sand and tho steain to »“ make the grade.” How about yon? If you spend all yon earn you won’t get very far. Sure as the world, one of these days you will find yourself stuck on a siding with n load of empties. The one spre way to reach the big termin al—Success is to Save, ©very dollar you put in • the bank is like another pound of Steam in the boiler. It puts “ push” behind you. ; A savings account in the Cititenp Bank will help you te “ make tho grade.” Start now. Get up steam for Success. The Citizens Bank of Ashland Ashland, Otagoa only style, but also service. 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