niTnMjrtwyag
didn't latte fan*.
< 9 -<
Othcksi They fiad tIMd to
t Wit new BBWt* Wltat tilt get out those beastly red ahedta.
r'W aa e U fc fe ffi/ft» fcMHMI Wfth a view, net only to tingling
yota all up, bat tangling you
kenuo bureau alone known.
They say i there that they all up twice.
pogm
t o the editor AshMMt1
The t» r ;«**» to d» «
b ü M r f i n r A a Ä . 4
beginning to W ap.
¡ T E T , CofereM
132» that the America
had all his palntnili
began, to dimly rehusé
balling else o f thè Indebtedness haa <t tlmee considered it his <
knowledge toto ni.
that they had. Incurred; that we duty ló oppbse ìhé kpproprUttoh
You start off with an fe ta -
had nbt Only fltarodtd w r M b «f Urge , um, ¿f Jhoffey fóf
repairing
|a r t to the war, hht ..had «M* special or extraordinary pur- i taous aneetfttl of hieroglyphic»,
vanedt MUlons of dOtlaVe to Odt foies, dlthough these expendl- « cohcelrning the moaning of which
M m RENT—Charming small
¿Hies. These great exfe&ttltond tu res might be detainded by <
eVen eminent legal sharks dla-
ajfetm ent for tw o.' AU mod­
Were
no
doubt
m
easesry
and
targp
and
Influential
groups.
I
n mowing and
eré conveniences and cfeto in.
proper Whf ihbhsdtos, but to An example of this was his op- - Ypd atddy this mesa u a t|i 1
IPS Orhhltp
S ÍI Hargadlne.
fib -tf
our disgust wè fóund thht Ih f position to the Bbidiers teoh'ds ydu're
;
black in the face.
s
1(8-1 * 0 .*
wasters and spenders thht fctd or 3dldlert- Adjusted Coniphhba-
At list, by pure ’guesswork,
sprung up around the war S Ì- tlon bill.
you arrive at a decision on
ministration warn still shovellffg
in 1920, and directly there- i some plan for filling the thing
dut the meney and that the |gfter, Róbefrt It. Stlnfield kt ; Ottt.
,
1
ita tt you turn to
another J4
hatioas
to
whose
we
had
extern»-
the
sdheltatlOh
of
the
ea-sefrieo
Laundry w |r k .
pirtd only. Six-room furbished
ed credit war* either unable dr wen of the state, pToihlsed to ' I sheet— appropriately printed in ;
in -id *
itWUHfat to make sattìèinéM» | work and vote for a Soldiers rod, tor that’s the color it's ■
hive, 300 feet from the Lithia
Deflation set In, u netti pi oyrti Bài Compensation measure. At IWt going to m ik e you see— which
Hdtol. PrlvUege of largì tar­
d i! lot and fruit. Adulti pre-*
Increased, trade dbd bttslnedd time felrhctleally the whole popu- reminds you of the change 1*
forth. Phone owner, 133.
fell off.
_
latlon of the state looked with the law. so you'rp to “copper”
it s Granite.
Téléphona l i t
107-tf
In 1920 Hhrdlng was elected more or less favor on legislation everything on the first sheet and '
on a platform pledged to bring «long tb it lihe. However, by play the entire game a different '
Furnished eah-
the nation back to normalcy J923 formidable opposltlod hail Way.
ta. Reasonable,
by ceasing all war time activities, developed against a bonus ftea-
reduclng expenditures, lncreae- sure; not alone among the non-
ihg revenues, and by
giving soldier population bat to a leaser
American labor had American ¿degree among the ex-servlCo
Industries adequate tariff pro- men themselves.
tectlen.
As aeon as the naw
Under
these
cttcttttalancdd
administration got Into action Senator Stanfield found biniseli
the country was put Ph a budget i n a difficult position—crltlcls-
basls and measures were taken ed by many, petitioned and im-
Offloe Phone lflS-J
to carry ottt all of these pledges. portune<j. by thousands (myself
Roota» 1. and t . First National
- FÄH. SALÎÈ—H toey edtr, f reap ;
In 1123 cim e the death of among the number, to support]
B alk Bldg.
Office Honrs, 10
oae brood aow, also four pig*. to 13 Noon; 3 to 5 p. m.; 7 to
Apply thia new wonderful harm­ President Hhrdlng who Whs «uè- , the President in his program!
W. L. Moore, Phone 10-F-4.
less cream before retiring; rub It needed by Vice President Cool- of economy and tax reduction.
171-3*
in throroughly and leave U op Idge. It seems to me that this while on the other hand he was
overnight. Notice how w hlteand
,s Plato, 3
clear yoar complexion becomes. nation la fortunate above all constantly reminded by the ex-
Nourishes, purifies; Imperfections others In the world today (n Service meh of his pledge to
18« B St.
fade away. Your complexion will ------------- — ----------------------- ;— ~ th e» .
171-3* Office r t a a e l a w
Hosne Phone 184-L look like a child’s— soft, smooth NOTICE OP HEARING OR
Senator Stanfield believes in
beautiful. Get a Jdf Of Mello-
Offiea hours, 1» to 13 A. M.; « Mid
FlNAL
ACCOUNT
.
representative
party government J
glo Beauty Cream today.— Lithia
to t Ê. M.; 7 to 8 evenings. — Springs Pharmacy.
IN THÈ COUNTY COURT IR an<* responsible leadership. His
Citlsens Bank Bnlldiog.
AND POR THE STATE ’ p F disposition and inclination at
OREGON, JACK8ON COUMTT. -a ,‘ times is to give loyal sup-
DR. ERNEST A. WOODS—Prac­
tn the matter of the estate uf I*”’1
“ « head of
P*rty.
tice fimited to Wk. ear, noee and
ELLEN
C.
OXLEY,
Deceased.
,Now>
what
did
he
do
in
this
throat— X-ray Including teeth.
Henry
C.
Galey,
executor
u<
,
f
1
1
«“>
“
a
!
He
did
what
a
weak-
Offiea hoars, 10 to 12 and 2
the estate of Ellen C. Galey, de- m ma® m,Kht have side-stepped,
to I, ffwedlnburg Bldff., Ash­
ceased, has filed with the Clerk He took hit medicine. He vot-
land. Oregon.
of the Court, at Jacksonville,
foy the bill and voted to
Oregon, his final account, and ~Pa ,s It over the President's veto.
FOR ffittJI
April 12, 1926. at 10:00 o’clock Now- wh«t »re the ex-serviee
NEARLY d-d AORR,
a. m., at the Courthouse firf 1116,1 ln Jackson County going
frontage on Scenic Drive
Be Sure If»
Jacksonville, said coanty, has to do about It? Ingratitude is
Nattoy at., room for •
been designated as the time and one of the commonest human
houaaa .outy llH -
The W tachoter Store”
Place tor bearing thereon.
¿J““« but I clWt think that
FLARING RILL
RAUKAGMI Wtt HI
Anyone objecting thereto must
>onn< ex-service man at «
4widA*B BAÈR ANE OANtWÄ
file
th
e»
objection
on
or
beftfte
*°tog
to put themselves in a
.
A
<
m
A
«
K
a
a
1
»ihr
*
&M fr la e aenomt, aprenaid new?
the time of such hearing.
' pmMtlob to be ’Scchsed. It will
WORKS, Comer 'Helman and
sontb fruit, city water, 3200.
HENRY C. GALEY,
of ^bsorbfhg Interni to
Van Neee. Phone 1«1. 124-tf
SPLENDID
LOCATION for
SULPHUK CLEARS
watch how the primary vote for
service station and anto camp
WHITTLE TRANSFER <X>.
ROUGH» RED SU N
•
l<a-4 Senator combs ottt óf the ballot
ground, flan corner en Pacific
________
hog In May.
irirtw iy , < M i « l a m , attah D e fe r , to Cbal, Werft, Packt.«,
BERT ANDERSON.
f a b . Neck and Arme Bdeily
creek, fl.ood. Fhlr nnttt will Crdling add Storage. Lend dist­
sukbkONs Hv fu m ig a t io n
172-1
Made Smooth, Saya
•SUIT IN EQUITY TO FORE
pay big ;0n inveftmttftt.
ance trucking.
Specialist
CLOSE
REAL
PROPERTY
T H A O n OF five acres or
L FOWRLL—General Trans­
MORTGAGE
more on Pacific Highway, all
itar — Good team and motdrr
i|an be Irrigated, soil easily
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN
Any fireafep out of the skin,
Irneka. Good service at a rea- fiery, itching eczema, can be qc
wbVked, only |1 7 6 per acre.
THE STATE OF OREGON, IN
bonable prise. Pbonb 82.
§ X S ? * « £ la aä f t Ä n 1in
AND
FOR JACKSON COUNTY
ouipnur, aeciares a notea SKin sp
T racts a to a acres ,
JOHN GWENS, Plaintiff
PAINTING CONTRAf-rOn
otW de city limita, ndbr box
Vs.
begins at once to soothe irritated slch
MRRTON K. THOMPSON
By CHARLES P. STEWART
factory, water for îrMgatton; fine
C. F. 8MEDLEY, De­
and heal eruptions such as rash, pim­
Painter and Decorator
NEA Service Writer
fendant,
h f e e sites, kodd ft* berries,
ples Mhd Mbg Worm.
F M fe Hbfiglng
WASHINGTON— If eVer any
garden, poultry. UM per acre,
To C. F. BMBDLEY, the above
It itMom fails to remove the toC-
tin tin g n Specialty
ment 2nd disfigurement, and you do named defendant:
f e i g of miscreants deserved the
ew y terms.
not have to wait for relief from em­
'Furhitkrs
fteflhished
noose, it’s the gang resprfhsibld
R. C. GALRV, A fefe.
IN
THE
NAME
OF
THE
barrassment Improvement quickly
Estimates Gladly Furnished
Ittcbme
tbx
<18 E. Stèli» fe»
Shows. Sufferers from skin trouble STATE OF' OREGON, you ara tor the present
' Phone M or 72
170-7
should obtain a smalt jar of Rowles hereby summoned and required f e a k s .
ldentho-Sulphnr froth any good drug­ to answer the complaint of the
Making an Income tax re­
ra H IO F S tHÂWSFBR
*W b HAVH Just received a
gist and usé ft Uke Cold cream.
turn, in this country, always has
plaintiff
in
the
above
entitled
*
8TB B St. P«r f n t SatnpU Mail Tkù A d v tr tw m tn i I»
car of High Grade Pird Brick. retane «IO
cause, new on file with the been a job for a lawyer and an
Drayage, storage abd long dlst-
Caraon-Fowler Lbr. Co.
128-4
combined,
ever
Clerk oj tbe Coubt at Jackson­ Mcountant,
thba hauling.
* «M t
ville, Jackson edahty, Oregon, •Ihce we’ve had such a tax.
M )B SALB—Just « more of
M^sy
within SIX Weeks horn the date Which Is proved by the fact that
thdae flnb bhlldlng «lté# ht pres­ A i 4 y GIRL IN
of the first publication of this
sâ t low prick, ín s t Math of
• f the Salvation Army at the
Sammons «a veffhired by the
N fenat. Pboau 4SI-J,
White -Shield Home, 666 May-
order of the
Hon. O. M.
i« a -i Ko.
fa » Av»., Pertland, Oregon.
Thomas, Judge of said Court,
WbR SALB— Have tour 60X130
dated March 12, 1926; and if There’s Always a Time for
. lots left on Aahlaad Bt., ad-
F. CHISHOLM
you fall to appear ahd plead in
ithlng New Mdrihal grounds,
mry Graduate
said cause, Wilfeln the said SIX
rfed reasonable. Call 898-R.
76T Oak St.
weeks, the plaintiff will apply
117-2*
to the Court for the relief de­
Have
manded
in shfd complaint, to-wlt:
I b R SALB—Andirons, stevee,
JURA* Ö‘lttSAL
For Judgment u asked for in —A fter shaving
sSWarbor, step plates. WlAdoW
flgttfb bn yhur «skt job of plumbs
said complhlnt; and for the fore­ —Acne & Piihples
w fe h ts, lath Work, castings of
closure Of thdt serttln mortgage *—Skin Health
a lR llt t M . Bagle B i f e f a n - vag
21 Morton at-
Pitan» lr t- L
executed by Jr<R, ln favor of •-Poison Oak.
dHf, 140 otturiti* EL i l i ‘1 Mo.*
122-tf
T a k e ^ tj
Frederick A. Biasing, the mort­
pffiwwrlM
I b R SAhfctXiAÖÄÄvU U&ÍCL
felfe-**
M
A
gage being recorded Jn Volume bottled Comfort for Evefyonb
In Bvery Home.
9^9 W o i
ly Aodefh 2-rdbm bungatolr 1-2
«1 On pages l i d and M l of
NdnUM G F APPOINTMENT OF
a«Ü M «ruent prMM «ght m
the Mortgage Records of Jacksor
A1M0N1BTRÁTOR AND TO
qttok a f e .
Phota I8»‘E. <*
County* Otegon.
3»»ij.
l f e l no,
Date
of
first publication.
M
W
I I . 1111;
- W 3 i Z “ ■■
t Avefdtl k. Beeson has been
, ■ ■ BRIGGS fc BAlOGS,
otttted ha administrator of-the
, . Attorneys for plaintiff.
sM ta.aad ptbe» VUrtefes
P h p n g ^ U .8
f e <« E ir ta M h . D o w n , do­
Poet Office Address:
sed, by tgu County Court for
ttrtayear-old Black Walnu
Prescription Druggist
Mdpeer Block,
« a b in P. Hngltau, tafeéi
ksua county, Oregon,
iÀWOCU*
laAland, oveton.
ithia Springs Hotel Ball
ill p*Pfctts having claim«
ilust »aid esthfe kfe tttruby
Hied to ptesent the same to
g|K an? W s / a f t o ^ y ' s To?
, estate, * their bffio» In
F E R IN O S
ineer Block. Ashland, Oregon
ÜUR EASTER
a Proven Remedy, Lax-
;h vouchers, and duly verffibd, •n
¿ ¡$ e BROMO QUININE.”
hin SIX MONTHS from the
'u;
...... t o w — —------
The First sad. Original Cold
IN THÉ LATBI
WANTED—Gardener tor
A TTER N S
and
Grip
T
ablet
Proven
ttafet at Jackson Hot Springs,
Gate
of first
p«bUeatlon,
Safe ibr more than a Quar­
MÌrch -17, Iti«.*
ter o f a Century.
EVERETT L. BEESO»,
Gte box bears this signature
Admlntstrltor. ' '
l««-4
pröfcsslönal and
Wotnen Look
Twenty Years '
Younger
rises
FRANKLIN
BAKERY
WINTER
SCHEDULE
6r BTAMS
tw o T hroufh BUtfea Daily
To Portland, leaving Aahtand at 7:00 JL 1
10:80 A. M. ▲ pleasant one day trip.
We thke passengers fbr all way points. Cor further info
and Hfcketo call Aih'rfSd Hotel—Phans 47
tare Ashland-Portland, $8J0
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