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room modem
Alida.
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house. «
lit
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. FOR RENT: — 2 room acreen-
ed poreh, partly furnished house.
Inquire 4 l Ofcerch St.
219-3t
FOR 'RENT: — Store or off led
roofu Ho. »A Oak Street, recently
occupied by Southern Ore. Gas Co.
WHlttld M u t e r Co.
3 l» -tf
FOR RENT— First class apart­
ment, clean and attractive, close
In. 312-R, phone. <3 Helmau
at.
;
as m u ch knowledge given»
CfchStfatd ‘ M F ’ ttto‘
nom ination , fo r state senator, about the euro of the. clpld.
a Ford owner Is given In starting
-subject to1 the Way S lat, prhharlea.
out with . a gew cAr.i Yet the
1 H M T KRtoffB
automaMlib.
. l& A . « ." * • »
harm did to a qsr. if damaged J *
truck, traotor, undr machinery
Candidat® fpr State Senator, wracked, is small, compared t o the
repairing, valvea ’»•faced and
a. ffLk ‘ À 1 JhJ
mX' . * 1 ’ *1..
wrong done a-cljUd from pot hav­
ground.
AU w ork guaranteed
ing the proper care to help thega
ut Street Ofcrnge, Just below
grow up .strong men and women
ion OU . station.
Jam es 0
My Sloi
u
o to n ly physically but m entally
B ier, several years experience
economy And Fewer Laws."
aqd morally able to held their
a s m achinist and auto repairing,
Ashland, Oregon. P hone 181.
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■ *-«. own lo r right living thne Insur­
ing happiness for themselves
> 187-1 mo.*
County Commissioner
a
3
I
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I hereby announce my candidacy
for- a second term of County Com
mlssloner, subject to the Repub­
lican primary. May 21, 1*20, and
earnestly solicit the support of
electors at said election on my
PHYSICIANS
record during the present term.
DR. GEORGE SMITH
If nominated and elected, I
P hysician and Surgeon
will serve the county to the best
Office Phone 1 0 W
of my ability.
GEO. ALFORD
218-4t
Room s 1 and S. Ejrst N ational
Professional and
Business Directory
FO R RENT; — Two room
house keeping apartment. 34* E.
a o s-tf
Office Hours, 10
>OR RENT; — Small apart- Bank Bldg.
m * > t\ very attractively furnish­ to 1* Noon; 2 to * ». m.; 7 to
ed. Modem conveniences and close 8 evenings.
In. Especially suitable for stu­
DR. CHARLES A. HAINES
dents or women who work. 1 H (
Physician and Surgeon
Itargadlne.
208-1 mo.
Office Phone 1M-J
Home Phone 164-L
FOR RENT—-Furnished apart-
manta and sleeping rooms. Llthla (Office boars, 10 to 12 A. M.; 2
Apts., 36 S. Second street.
to 6 P. M.; 7 to 8 evenings. —
lto -tr Citixena Bank Building.
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M >4 A"*
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n —
JTew payouts with a. baby hare
ÍP. COWGILL
Gfce eent the w w d e e A time. To ran every issue for
oúé rhhhtft’to »M M /1-24 tkteword eAfch time..............
f
* «Ì* ( St I I
Cowgill Makes
Statement
and , those they associate with.
When we know how to study the
child and 'remember (hey
through Imitation, we
careful of the conditions
they are subjected. Jnpfc os he
takes on intonations and manner­
isms of speech from grown per­
sons and older children about him
he takes on moods and habltA,'
Curiosity is another thing to he
reckoned with. Try to meet him
half-way and direct it so it maj
he a helpful instead of a destruc­
tive force.
Then there Is the play-time
which Is really a .child’s prepara­
tion fot life. It should he the
means of training his muscles,
dawning menttil faculties and hie
social and moral instincts. There
should he space and equipment
and superv'slon to Insure him a
degTee of balance in play and jhe i
right stimulus without ncrvdUB-
ly and physically tiring.
“ As a lawyer he ranks with clin best in the sf^t'e.r
pregon needs another man iji thç United
':
“ As an orator ho has few peers.”
’ t
Senate who is fauijliar with the needs, resources
“
As
a
student
of
public
affairs
he
has
a
profound
problems of state development.
-
grasp of the questions of the day.”
Oregon needs another United States Senator 1K1
¡ ‘ “ P(^itieally, Mr. Clark has always been and'Is
energy, industry’ and ability to tranèhde thèse ne
pow a Progressive Ifcapublican.jo
into" results.
“ In him-popular government has always .had an
• In A ^red E. (>lark, candidate for the Republican
ardent
and powerful champion.”
nomination for United States Senator, we have such a '
man.
*
-.
• ,. w “ Re Is unalterably opposed to the restoration of
the old corrupt convention system, which has become
Below, are quoted some estimates of his fitness
one of the 4eading issues of the present campaign.”
and ability from im partial sources. *
Mr. Clark’s pre-eminent qualifications for the of­
'
THE PORTLAND DAILY NEWS said
fice which h^ seeks are canoeded by all — even by
‘‘If we we?e/entirely businesslike in the conduct
these who are opposed to him for political reasons.
of our public affairs, intent only upon getting the host
man available for the money, there is no doubt whom
OREGONIAN DICTATION ATTEMPTED
we would employ.
“ We would"employ a man of proved achievement,
Ap attem pt is being made in this campaign by the'
proved
honesty, proved fearlessness and tru stw o rth i­
Oregoniah to dictate the senatorial nomination, and
ness.
We
wojdd employ a big man.
coupled with it is a movement, led by the Otegoman,
“
And
th at man is Alfred E. ( lark, of P o rtla n d .”
to destroy the direct primary system.
Tlie direct primary law versus the old convention
FROM OTHER NEWSPAPERS
system, popular government by the many versus sec­
Southern Oregon Spokesman, (¡rants Pass, of Mav
ret government by the few, lias become one of the
14th.
,
'
lending issues of this campaign. .
“
The
situation
in the senatorial campaign has
Mr. Clark is leading tile fight against the forces
been
rapidly
cliftftging
during the past two or three
of reaction..
'
.
Weeks. Everywhere there has been noted a decided
The Oregonian in an attem pt to put its program
swing towards Alfred E. Clarlf in the Republican cofi-
across has seoglit to convey the false impression that
tost, and in political circles, and among political writ­
no' candidate but its owp has either qualification or
ers of the daily newspapers, it is figured that at the
suppoii fqr the nomination- sought.
present time he is probably the leading candidate for
the Republican nomination.
»
OLD POLITICAL TRICK
“ While the Oregonian is attempting to nominate
. This tjyie of politiéal propaganda is as old as the
either Steiwer or Stanfield by keeping them in the lime­
hills, and is the usual trick of an unfriendly newspaper
light, many public spirited and sober-minded citizens
to break down the political strength of a candidate
all over the state are 1 'uilding up a strong support for
which it fears.
A. E. Clark.”
In, spite of this colored and unfair jxditical j)ro-
Lincoln County Leader: “ Mr. Clark is a man who
pagànda the candidacy of Mr. Clark has gained streng­
has
had
a world of experience, lias the age, the dignity
th rapidly.
)
and
the
ability to represent tlie people of this great-
ui the opinion of most unbiased political observers
state in the national lnw making body as they should
he is now the leading candidate, and his nomination
he represwited.”
is confidently predicted.
The E astern Clackamas News: “ There are few
Read thèse esùtnates of his fitness and ability by
men in the state who are as well qualified for senator
many leading newspapers and editors of the state:
as Mr. C lark.”
THE OREGON VOTER iu its issue of last week,
The Glendale News: “ .We are confident that if Mr.
speaking of Mr. Clark, said:.
n a r k is elected to thé senate lie will riot betray the
“ He may now be regarded as one of the three fore­
tru st of the voters of tlie state.”
most candidates for tlie republican nomination.
The Cordon Tunes: “ His knowledge of public
F or sheer intellectual ability and foTee of charact­
affairs,
his prominence as a lawyer, apd his re|vutation
er wc are compelled to rate him as the superior of
as u s|>eaker will prove valuable« assets should tlie peo­
any other contender for Senator Stanfield’s ‘seat.’’
ple decide to send him to Washington.”
THF, PORTLAND TELEGRAM said:
A vote for Alfred E. Clark is a vote for an «fell,
“ The Telegram is convinced th at Mr. Clark is
fearless,
honest, progressive man, who if nominatif
the bqst qualified of all.candidates in the field for the
and elected will serve the interests of the people w
office. ”
’
the whole state.
“ He is a man of unquestioned integrity.”
“ He is a man of rare political courage.”
(Paid Adv.)
‘He is a man of unusual ability.”
The Republican County Conven­
tion was held In Medford on
March 30th. About two weeks
prior to this date Mr. Dunn as­
sured me that be wanted the In­
dorsement of the couvert Ion. The
FOR RENT — Furnished cab­ DR. ERNE8T A. WOODS— Prac­ following letter was delivered to
tice lim ited to eyo< ear, i-ohe and toy house on March 2», the day be­
ins and apartments. Reasonable,
thynatt—X-ray including teeth.
by month or week. Call 1 6 3 ..
fore the convention. 1
would
Office hours, 10 to 12 and 1 hesitate to publish this letter if It
1X9— R
to 6, Swedenburg Bldg., Ash­ had not been reported to me from
A misprint in officers for the
land, Oregon.
different parts of the etunty that High 8chool Circle should have
FOR
some of Mr. Dunns supporters are read Mr. Howell for first vice-
C. ELLYSON SHINN
FOR HALE— Cow and young
claiming that, he is the champion president.
D entist
heifer. Reasonably priced and
nf the direct primary and are ask-,
Cttlaens Bank BMg.
guaranteed. R. D. Sanford, 39»
Office Phone iW . Re®. Phone 184 (ng support for him in this claim.
BSach Street, Ashland, Oregon.
Mr. Dunn's letter clears the situa­
WEATHER
Evenings By Appointment
.
220-2*
tion.
Oregon-Cloudy tonight
W. J. MOORE, Lawyer,—■Offices
RALPH P. COWGILL.
-and Friday with local
FOR SALE: — 6-room furnish­ ovAr the Ashland Tidings office
showers. Contipued mild
ed dandy home, garden, fruit.
In Camps Building. Practices in
. -
Ashland, Oregon,
with moderate southerly
Cheap. 132 7th Si.
. 31»-«* the United States courts and all
March 26th, 1926.
winds.
FOR SALE: — White Leghorn the courts*of California and Ore- Hon. Ralph P. Cowgill,
Medford. Oregon.
*
laying hens. 148 Alida. 21»-tt* gon.
IT MAY BE GLORIOUS — OR
My Dear Mr. Cowgill?
f
planing mill
FOR ..SADE: — 260 or 600
MISERABLE
In order that there may be no
shares Hartman Syndicate shale
It’s
a
glorious
(hing to awake
JORDAN’S SASH AND CABINET misunderstanding between us as
oil shares. Call or write «32 Wal­
with
a
lively,
healthy,
energetic
candidates
for
the
nomination
for
WORKS. Corner Holman and
nut St., Ashland, Oregon.
’ ' ' 9
V aa N ess. Phone 181. 194-tf state senator, I take this oppor­ body. It is miserable to drag auj
21»-6t*
tunity to explain to you my inten­ aching, tired, weary body from a
WHITTLE TRANSFER OO.
restless bed.
The chances are
tions in the matter,
FOR SALE or’-TRADE:— 6 lots
For Service
that
impaired
kidney
and bladder
•
Owing
to
the
fact
that
In
very
! OOldendale, Washington, also
,s ’
ifalfa ranch in Prlne- Dealers In Coal, Wood, Packing, many of the precincts there were action has failed to clear the blood
Crating and Storage. Long dist­ no elections called or held* by the stream of lurking poisons which'
wlll trade for Aih-
precinct committeemen for the cause the distressing aches. Foley
d t Mkdford property. Mrs. ance trucking.
PMlUL. 314 Garâeld St.
T. L. POWELL— General Trans­ election of delegates to the Coun­ Pills, a diuretic stimulant for the
217-1 mo.
fer — Good team and motpr ty Convention to be held on March kidneys, constantly used over 25(
tracks. Good service at a rea­ 30th, and very many Republican ears, are a reliable, valuable med­
• — Early June to-
voters had no opportunity to ex­ icine that promotes healthful, nor­
sonable price. Phone 83.
lc each. C. A. Gray
press their preference for dele­ mal action of kidneys and bladder.
208— tf
gates to the convention, and, for Cost little. Satisfaction guaran­
PAINTING CONTRACTOR
the further reason, that there teed. Ask for Foley Pills. Seld
Ci — Fonr, fifty by
and Burlingame
seemed, so far as I can learn, very everywhere.
No. 4
bftejifcnttfcd and fifty foot lots
Painters and Decorators
little Interest taken in the pre'
on Paten Ave., between
High Paper Hanging — Tinting a
primary election, 1 have decided
School and Normal. Priced right,
Specialty.
not to ask this convention for in­
tmspa. Ron . Tidings. 19*-1 mo
Estimated gladly tarnished.
dorsement of my candidacy for the
l» 6 tf office of State 8enator.
load of Phone 98
(Continued From I^ge Four)
I will file in the regular man­
Factory
FBBBGE’S TRANSFER
-------------------- ------
300— tf Pl,one 410
E. Fifleld. Mr. and
876 B St. ner provided by law. I realise that
4. Selections from La Trovlaia,
Home SilsMlonarj So- Bhrthdaj Dinner—
Along," Arthur A. Penn, Mar- Women's
in doing this I will be at quite a
Addis,
Mr. and Mrs
Drayage,
storage
and
long
dist­
RALE: — At' Dunsmuir,
McCormlclj with Florence Ehr!;< joVle Banghman and
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Flfleld w ere, and Mr. and Mr®. Cla
Francea cietj—
disadvantage in the coming pri-
laude
ance
hauling.
6
0
-tf
5. Mfnuetto, E. F lit, Mozart-.
Completely lurniahad —
The Women'« Home Missionary host and hostess at a happy fam-,
marles.
,
Splndler. Viola. Mayberry at the
land of Gold HUI
Sehullfoff,
Marjorie
Baughman.«
modem 1 room house with sleep­
DR. J. P . CHISHOLM
; have watched with Interest
piano. 13. “Polonaise Mllltaire." Society of the M. E. church met liy* dinner, commemorating the
ing poreV and garage, on Corner
In the church parlor with over birthday of Mrs. Glenn Addis, a
Veterinary Graduate
, the reaction Of the voters to this 6. A. "Norweigan Brdal Proces- >it»in «er. Viola Mayberry.
lot 7dir*4 it, very reasonable. Phone 808-J
7B7 Oak St. j pre-primary convention.
They siou,” op. No. 2, Grieg, B. “Mur
The announcement is made that 60 present. After devotional ser­ daughter. In a real birthday feast, j
muling Leaven," op. 25, No. 1U
CasR
U rm s if desired. Address
have taken little interest in it.
(lower® tor pupils are either,to be vice lead by Mrs. F. S. Engle, the with the birthday cake In Its |
SkHTH AND ELMORE
C. Tf. Shoemaker, Dunsmuir.
.,
Soncone,
Edna
Orres.
In my own precinct, 1 Hhd no
given before it or after the pro­ regular business was transacted,' pretty decoration, as the climax.
Contractors and Builders. New
203-tr
7.
Voice.
“Since
Jesus
Tom
b­
followed by a very impressive!
—rid vour system o
chance to vote because there was
gram is finished. ''
U.
an j remadellng.
Those enjoying tbs delightful | carnea by CAtarrh. Also
ed Me,” words by James Rowef
mite
box
program
planned
by
Mrs..
no
ejection
held
or
even
called;
Parents and friend3 of the pu­
WoR felL E — A splendid city
86 Granite St.
Van Fossen and Mrs. Harrill. 'nJ dinner and visit affcdkard were, fiat It gives wonderful
and, that is true in so many pre­ music, Howard E. Smith, Bernie* pils ate Invited to enjoy the pro­
Oragglsta.
6 I -Î aíre creek bottom, free
180-26*
which there were readings by the, host and hostess. Mr. and Mrp. J. M .C H B W IY to COy
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cincts, I feel that there was no un­ Mcormick with klorence Bhrk® gram offered,
water Bight with buildings. Bean
at piano.
Mesdamee Coder, Clark, ano
tffuí view of, surrouhding moon; ANY GIRL IN TROUBLE— May biased expression of the Republi­
tt tt tt
8. Duet,i, “Melody,” Matthews, Art n « h to Bjtoea
Gregg
and solos by Mrs. H. F.
can
Party
and
believe
that
the
op­
communicate with Ensign Lee
tatos. *B,600. M. Jacker, *4138
played by Gall Worsham and Misj
Pemlwrton,
Mrs. Eric Wcren and
position
will
use
this
against
us
of
the
Salvation
Army
at
the
Mrs. J. A. Rager and Mrs.
Ladtel Ave., Oakland, Cal.
Haight. ' P. Duet, "In Cheerful
White Shield Home, 666 May- in the fall election.
Í96-1 mo.
Gaorge k in g are hostesses Mon­ Mrs. Harrill.
Personally, I favor t&e idea of Mood,’ Crosse, Howard MsyberrR day evening, May 24, at the meet-
Dainty refreshments were serv­
fair Ave., Portland, Oregon.
and Miss Haight. 10. “Indlait'
arty conventions; but believe that
ed by the refreshment committee,
Ign
of
the
Ladles'
Art
Club
at
the
they should be legalised and made War Dance,” Brounoff, Headricl* Parish house.
M iscellaneous
Mrs. Howard, Mrs. Farris and
,
Are you one of
* uxá ;
Mark «very grave with >ur j state wide and that party plat- Baugfttoah. T í. ‘Á/.. "At Du?1
, Club member* are to keep the Mrs. Powell. The money col­
’ tunate mothers
Homér, B. “March Milifcaire. M.
crystal
blue
gray,
and
avoid
the
;
forms
should
be
written
by
a
state
-Experienced apple
run-down from
date and place In mirtd and plan lected in the mite boxes amount­
Convention. Otherwise we are M. Wright, played by M arl«
and overwork?
ed to over 3100.
Orioners. 66* Ashland St.
40*
attend.
Hitchcock.
18. Voice,
on feeling like
TENNIS-]
Manager
liable
to
have
a
variety
of
plat­
2 1 9 -lt*
pay
in the end.
Hain
forms that may not harmonize.
17»
yourself
and to
.« *♦«
Cherry packers
With kindest personal regards •U
and dear to you*
itch on
us or ' Mrs. Smith,
BIDS W AITED
> ! and with the assurance that tf yon
!ion,b
Oal St. Ashland Fruit A
Bids will |>e received by the lick me In a fair contest, you will
itipatioo
Delation.
220-3t Board of Trustee» of the First i have my support in tl^e Ndvejnber
distress
the stornc—
Congregational ^hurch, of A sh -, election, I am, ,
• j '
ANTED— Man to do
»’t ignore these
A*»;
Very sincerely yours,
rk at First National land, Oregon, for the razing and
fiia z x
xxf
r v iT M K i
VJr n V X r •
v v • Mw U_r S v r v «
ftAivaging or n uteiiais, or ror inc
irenoes required.
(Pd. Adv.)
purchase
and
removal
of
the
220-tf
We mukc a fl’t iidy of
'
building known as the Congrega-
Very often it is inconvenient tp hold the fun­
;on G etui go Bulletin ing j tl|e .fiaes^
Jlu the Oregon
ffihri« -
repairing, pM ntlng, •Ifopal, church sltqatod aq junction
eral aerkieo' in the home. Our private chapel is
DAy or eop- ’of East Main Street and live of, May 11, 1
t w o n . Dky
an< c # i jgWp ^ o ti tbfe 1 >< i
Lopen and the «ver and
a#beautiful and perfectly appointed room, de-
well, 616 Elisabeth. Boulevard . in Ashland, Oregon, Dynn's voting record is giuen In
Action.*
ahd women e v
1926 session
wHh, certain reservations. See the
Legislature;
Voted of for the
the MHlt
signed to give our patrons every comfort and
I.. . ,
for yonr doth 03
ipdcific^tjon« and, lift Of reserv.T1-
convenience. Its furnishings are in perfect ac­
deliver them too.
. a.
tiena at the ofcflce of H. C. Oaleyt convention blll< voted yes to abol-
cord with the purpose they must serve. Every
. 1 to
•*
^iaifi'Wiiedt, Xsnlkad, Or^ inh Pamphlet; voted yes on pre-
bottle
facility
is
at
hand
for
a
beautiful
and
comfort­
builder
palmary
convention
bill.
.
; , .
’no ‘ g(«.
i
;
This
record
Is
published/for
ike
ing service. I t is but added evidence of our do-
Lawn ^noWlng And
The Beard reserves the right
erjllghtin edt ok (Woke of Senator
ing. 393 Granits. to reject any or .all bids.
lire to serve well and cojnpletcly.
Bids w lll.be openae at 8 p. td. Dunn’s supporters who have been
204*1 mo.*
Ashland Gleaning and
told that he Is the champion of
Monday, Ifay 34th, 1926.
v Z v l il l l ,/
1 f
DONALD M. Spencer, » the direct primary.
rks
COWUiLLM FjnENDS.*1
I
i
Secretary. «
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