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who help him in bis daily relig- '
I qub e^ercisqs. This saintly par-
|y has Just copie back from a pil
grimage to the . most ootetj
shrines In north and central Italy,
whereto 'they had nccompaqlbd
the 'repentant sinner, ’ Ahd was
OAoe” a oynlcnl rktiériállst.
The newspapermen, however,
noticed that Ferdinand hasn’t giv
en up yet his fondbess for earthly
trivialities. During thb brief con
versation, in fact, he- placed on a
table before him a handful of
rubies, emerald«, diamonds and
other precious «tones.’ which he
kept loosely in his pocket, and
composed with them several geo
metrical designs, his face beam
ing with delight at the sight of
the treasure.
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■ubmlt my candidacy to the co n -,
▼ention and tor that reason I i
wrote Mr., Cowgill and told him
my determination.
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I think fonventions, if we are
to hare them, should select the
candidates and that candidates
should not select the delegates
to the convention.
My reason
for asking for a second term is
not for any additional honor or
reward; but because experience,
my committee appointments and
my friendly relations with my fel
low senators, will make it pos
sib le for me to be of greater ser
vice to my cqunty than I have
heretofore been.
GEO. W. DUNN.
(Paid Adv.)
Trio of Women ■
To Hunt Whale
Fur< I ihhm I Ford Sport Roadster—
The Claycomb Motor Co. re
ports the sal4 ,of a J Tonl$ I Bi|®r< i f f V l t i h r ' r t U i i t f l l c A
■roadster, balloon tire equipped,
(V . F . Staff Correspondent)
to Charing W. Dynn.
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ROME,
clouds
are hanging over Europe and
Purchased I ziih J uii Sedan—
Gods tqftyite bepevolence only
The AutomotjHdi Shop reports
'can avelt fresh Acburges.” said
the sale of a Chevrolet landau se-
Ferdinand of Coburg, the once
sedan to Oscar Gustafson.
powerful exar .of ajl the Bulgarr
fans, how a white* hatred and a
Purchased Standard Roadster—
curved figure Hying in the great
The Claycomb Motor Co. re
est obscurity in is local hotel, to
ports the sale of a balloon tire
a party of newspapermen who had
equipped Ford standard roadstér
come'to interview him.
to John Fester. 6f Phoenix.
"What do you want to talk to
me for,”- hp said. "I am a lone
Purchased <Awv. Coupe—
some ol<J man vhom the world
The Automotive Shop reports
has already forgotten.”
the sale of a Chevroet Landau se
The ex-czar receives few or no!
dan to Sam McNair.
callers and those who succeed in 1,
approaching him, owe their suc-
. . Purrliased Pont T r u c k -
cesa to a capuchin monk, Father
COLUMBUS, O.. May 20.—
Thè Claycoinbe Motor Co. re- Celestino, who acts as a private
D.
C. Badger, former congress
porta thè sale of a Ford truck to secretary and
reads religious
man
from this Ohio district, shot
J. C. Cline.
books to Ferdinand, whose sight
and
killed
himself In his law of
is getting gradually poorer. The
Leave for Chicago —
ex-klng, who used to surround fice here today. He died Instantly
■Miss Isabella Wattenberger ex himself with gorgeously dressed There was no known motive for
pects to leave soon for Chicago, army officers and beautiful la his act.
where' shei will take ,a special dle^. now has as every day com
course at the University of Chi panions, besides Father Celestino,
Tidings Advertising Pnyn.
a number of monks and priests
cago.
Ex-Gongressman
Commits Suicide
famous for th eir ab ility to give
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and protected by the warranty of the U. S
Rubber Company, largest owners of
rubber works in the world
Com« la and Id os show yon the advantage la
price and guilty gf USCO TIKES
L E E D O M ’S
Tires and Replacements
Advertise In The Tidings.
thereon and also complete the had totu
I road programs as now adopted. I be a cam
' am In favor of finishing the I have n
1 Roosevelt Highway and those i told him
! highways in eastern Oregon now 1 date and
■under construction. «1 feel that 1 thuslasn»
i 1 get my car license free, because Office cat
! of the lessened upkeep of the car. somethin
In regard to Mr. Cowgill's ar- ab01’*- b*
I Heal published In The Ashland
n
Tidings yesterday. I w.lll say that PR
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Mr. Cowgill came to Ashland and
Under
: we had a talk about the senator- not thin
ship. He wanted mo not to be- ——
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1 come a candidate. I told him I
! had decided to become a candl- j
date an the reason that I did not iB
announce my candidacy sooner B
was because I did not want to I
i feel I was a “self-starter.”
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! He then stated there was going I
, to be a county convention and I
zV
’suggested that we leave It to the I
1 convention. I replied “I guessod I
D u n n ’s
S ta te m e n t
1925 Master Six
FOR SENATOR, SIXTH SEN
ATORIAL DISTRICT, JACKSON
DON’T I j OOK OLD ' BEFORE COUNTY.
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YOUR TIME
37, X, George W^Ounn
So many tired, nervous, run
down men and women needlessly
endure pain, misery by day, sleep-
disturbing bladder weakness at '
night, when Just 2 of Foleys Pills J
1 (a diuretic stimulant for the kid-1
neys) corrective and regulative,
taken after each meal and at bed’
time, would give them bodily com-
; fort and ease from pain. Miss
1 Sara E. Watson, Belvidere, 111.,
, sums It up; “Foley Pills made »
' big difference in me and I feel
stronger and better in every way.”
Satisfaction guaranteed. Ask your ,
! druggest for Foley Pills.
Sold
everywhere.
No. 3
Coach
Good Mechanical Condi
tion, Good Rubber, Bump
ers and Trunk,
The
Automotive Shop
Chevrolet
Dealers
H E U SED
£xiòe
$1.50
Claycomb Motor Co.
Í SELL THEM
This Fuller sign means 2- things
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These Dealers Sell Fuller Paints and Vam ishes
dW. P. FU LLER 6? CO
160 PROMT STREET - PORTLAND
Billings Agency
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Rest » W H A R*t> &*>*»<
Bstab. 1183 at 4Ì E. Main St
Phone S i l
G a ra g e
gffiSJecl, Fordson
It DOES M ake a Difference Where You Buy Your FORD
Amazing
Offers”
We have been in the /ir e busi
ness a long time. We have read
many “Amazing” offers, but the
one sure-fire, dependable, high-
cjuality, low-eoèt tire bargain on
th é market today is a Goodyear
tire.
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SAFE — PROMPT — CUBA« —
TWO THROUGH STAGES DAILY - EFFECTIVE APRIL 1ST
To Portland, leaving Ashland at 7:00 A. M. and 10:60 / . M. 1 Day Trip
Also leaves Ashland at 4.15 P. M. for Roseburg, connecting
Following morning to Portland
We take passengers for-all way points. For fu rth er information and
tickets oaU Ashland Hotel, Telephone 47.
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T h e F O R D
W hen you need paint, iook for the
green and white Fuller Sign. It is your
guide to two things—good paint and
a reliable dealer. Fuller Dealers are
well established merchants who know
paint and are glad to give you prac
tical information as to which Fuller
product to apply; the best method of
preparing the surface; what kind of
brush to use, etc. The Fuller Dealer
nearest you is listed below .'The next
time you need paint, pay him a visit.
Ask him for the Fuller Booklets.
Boulevard & Sherman
Hassler Shock Absorber,
Luggage'Carriers, $2.39 val. #18.50 value
Exclusively With
Exides
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Williams Service Station
$1.75
$1.25
Commander Byrd flew to
the North .Pole, and the
reason he did it was be
cause his big plane was
equipped
Good P o in t a n d a reliable dealer
TIRL SERVICE
Drive right in and we’ll check
over your tires while you get
SHKLI. and GENERAL GAS, OIL,
GREASING.
1 SALE - ACCESSORIES]
#2.50 value 1
I Oil Can Holders, 25e value Tie Bolt Oiler,
$1.75
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20c
vase and mir- 1
1 Anti - Rattlers, 50c value •Combination
ror, #4.50 value
1
1
25c
$2.50
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1 Dash Switch, 60c value Petry Cut-Out,
#3.50 value 1
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35c
$2.50
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1 Pedal Pads, 50c value Air Cleaners,
#5.00 value
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35c
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I Gang Switch, #1.00 value Onex Gear $3.25
Shift Ball, #1.75 1
1 ,
50c
value,
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1 Oil Testers, 75c value
$1.25
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50c
Water Pumps, $5.00 value 1
I Boyce-Ite, $1.00 value
$3.50
1
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75c
Steering Clutch, $10 value . 1
I Rear View Mirror, $1.35 val.
$5.50
1
75c
Match Holders, $3.50 value
Flower Vase, $2.50 value'
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