THE FORUM DR. ROLAND ALLIN Physician and Surgeon Citlssns Bank Bldg. w yw y-' i wnwR — » WANTED — T o buy Office Phone KW second roo»« completely furnished, y M. two horse drill M M tange. Moat he ip good d o m H ouk I s i l u t Jfata. 30-fl Bulle» Walker. fh on e 1 0 W . 1 condition. 4*0 Liberty at. 31-1* . . . . . . I.,. . 6«e¿ Tie, i f c W ü 1 felons, 480 »oily. •4 apartment, • • LaurcTàt. irnished alqep- . 4T8 Bird. *1-1» FOR RENT— Nicely Tunrtsh- ed house near school. Holmes Grocery. Phone 65. «•-«» -FOR RENT—«-room furnish­ ed house with garage, also two- room furnished houae, b o t h close in. Inquire S7S B at. Phone « n -t. to-«» FOR RENT—5-room fnrniah- honse with garage on B St.-Call at « «• 6th St. 29-10 FOR RENT—Modern 7 - room fam ished hone. Basement, screened porches, two tolleta, 889. U n as two apartments 1(. de­ sired. Rent part or all. Near Washington school. O. Gunter. Phone 221-J. FOR RENT—Two room fur­ nished houae, 220 Garfield Sfc Call evenings. 22-tf Office Phone 15 J Residence Phone 4S1-R 30-5» WANTED— -Children to care for by day, week month. Ad- dreaa, ItO Llpeoln St. Phone **-*»• *«T-R. ■ «.-?«« > - • -- ’ "V 31-I nto. Evenings by Appointment WOOD— Save by getting your .wood at our yard. I t inch Fir,1 >«.00 per tier. I t lnbh, «3.25. Notify Boa 49«. «8-5» FOR SALE — CiK wood typewriter and frr. H f ^ f Ä l t o St. FO RSAUO—500 steel Handpow- WANTED: — Old people and er Stumppullers, 9*0 each. Horse power I ’ll. Automatic Gatos Invalida to board and care for, 18-tf Hand w ell borers, waterwheels, 163 Granite street. 111 3rd, Beaton, Mfcahlngton. ANT GIRL IN TROUBLE— May « ■ ' < , *«-« eomtnuniqate with Ensign Lee e f the Salvation Army at the FOR SALE— Hlrp or Trade White Shield Home, 5 . Offkè "and Residence ' “ ' . Phene 2 0 OFFI.CE HOUR« -12 a. m. — 2-4 p. A:30 C 7: So p. m. Find National Bank Building Wishes to announce that his office will he open Thursday, October 7th after remdoeling and placing new equipment. WHITTLE TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. VENDOME HOTEL Coal, Wood and Storage Mrs. B. K. Grant, Prop. Packing, Crating and Shipping. Long < Distance Hauling. * ■ > Auto Freight Terminal Phone 117 Office 89 Oak St. SKILLED LQOÇ8MJTH Clean rooms by day, week month — All outside. WOOD Lewis H. Jacks, Prop. » • 343 East Main St. Newcpmbe For Wood * Phone 631 Car keys, all makes by lock- aumberr Keys fit to door locks ind padlocks o f all kinds. Malt orders solicited. THOMPSON & BURLINGAME NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION All Kinds Slab Wood Blox ' One Block East of th e Ash­ land Laundry. IOS Water St GARAGE Third Street Garage Chas L. Wimer, Pro For bargains to R«*l Batata try Brown and Rico. 02 No. Main. 884-tf. FOR RENT — 5-room house partly furnished. Well located. Inquire 508 Fairview. «O-0» FOR RENT— New h o u s e . Phone 817L or inquire 568 Holly St 30-tf FOR BENT— Unfurnished ; 6 room house. Close In. Cull «42 Granite or phono 340R. 13-tf FOR RENT — New five-room house with basement and garage. Call 273-R or see Mrs. F. L. Nel­ son, 1101 Boulevard, Ashland. 22-tf ¿5 Third Street. Ashland, Ore­ Department of the Interior Painters and Decorators gon. Back of W estern Auto U. 8. Land Office at Roseburg, Supple Co. Gas, Oils and Re­ Oregon, September 11, ,1920. pairing, Storage, Washing and Pajtcr Hanging — Tipting NOTICE* la hereby given that Polishing. , FOR SALE — Automobiles a Specialty Archie Robert Grldke, of Jeqnjr% • Servirsi Guaranteed Best, Creek, Oregon, who, on Septem-,; • FOR SALE—Hudson car In Expert Mechanic Estimates Gladly Furnished. her 7, 192«, made Homestead' good condition. 0« Bush 8L Phone OH • Entry', No. 016155, for W l-2 s w j 29-1 mo.» 1-4, Sec. 34, Tp. 40 fl., and lot 4 ,j and SW 1-4 NW 1-4, Sec. 3. 1. 1--------- . tj . -PR. W. J. CRANDALL Township 41 8., Range 1 Best,/ DR. CHARLES A. HAINES FOB SALE —- German Roller (ji Osteopathic Physician and $urgeo/i Willamette Meridian, has filed' young singers, deep yellow, flno (Physician and Surgeon Office Phone 164-J notice of intention to make th ree1 Eye, Bar, Nose and Throat breeding stock. Only three dol­ Home Phdtae 1C4-L Office Phone 126 lars now, five later, females to year prooi, to, establish claim to 0 10 to 12 A. M.—-2 to 5 P. M. give away, 163 Granite. 31-1 the land above described, before DR. ERNEST A. WOODS CIGxens Bank Building Chauncey Florey, U. S. Com­ Practice limited io eye, ear. FOR SALE—Milk goats of the missioner, Medford, Oregqn, on i * no>e and throat — X-ray in­ cluding teeth. Offcie hours: Toggenberg strain, cheap, I. J. the 18th day of October, 1920, I»R. J. 1». CHISHOLM lh to 12 and 2 to 5, Sweden- Veterinary Graduate Claimant names as witnesses: Hay’s, R t I, Box 103. 30-3* burg* Bldg., Ashland, Oregon. Phone 368-J 767 Oak St. Louis Miller George Samuel Sloan W. T. BLACKBALL T. l>. POWELL , Fred Frala, Bnildlng, repairing, swingling, General Transfer All o f Copco, California. painting, tinting and cement Good team and motor trucks. work. Phone 359-L. 15-30 Good service at a reasonable George Franklin Wright Ashlar prlae — Phone 83. O. F.— N of Hornbrook, California. hall eve HAMIL A. CANADAY, Grand, 1 FEHIGE’S TRANSFER JORDANS SASH AND Register. Phone 410 375 B St. . Grand, P CABINET WORKS Drayage, storage and long dist­ Corner Helman and Van Ness. Hope Rebekah Lodge No. 14 ance hauling. 00-tf I Phone 1«1. 194-tfx —Meets In the I. O. O. F. hall 2^ »1 ; A . • on the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays. Noble Grand. Mrs. May Elb! Classlfid Ads Bring Results Vice Grand, Mr». E. C. Payne. • Lodge Directory Ashland Lodge No. 28. A. F. A A. M.— Meets In the Masonic hal| every 2nd Thursday. Mast- er. Dr. R. L. Bardic; Secretary, William Day. Siskiyou Chapter No. 21, R* A. M.— Meets In the Masonic hall every 3rd Thursday. High Priest, Clyde A. Malone; Sec­ retary, William Day. Malta Conunaadery No. 4, K. T.— Meets In the Masonic hall on the 1st and 3rd Wednes­ days. Em. Commander, D. H. J ickaon; Recorder, William E»y. Hilab Temple A. A. O. N. M. Be—Meets In the Masonic hall every 1st Friday. ~ Illustrious Potentate, F. D. Wagner; Re­ corder, William Day. Ashland Lodge No. 044, B. P. O. E.— Meets in the Elks Temple ¿very Saturday. Exalt­ ed Ruler, lam es Bowers Sec­ retary, Ed Thornton. Ivy Camp No. 2808, RoyUl Neighbors. — Meets in the Moose hall on the 1st and 3rd Mondays: Oracle, Mrs. A. A. Madden; Recorder, Mrs. Alice Turner. Alpha Chapter No. 1, O. E. B.— Meets In the Masonic hall on the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays. orthy Matron, Mrs. Nellie iters; Secretary, Mrs. Leah N. Caldwell. Ashland Lodge No. 117, K. of r . — Meets to the 1. O. O. )F- hall on 1st and 3rd Fridays. Chancellor Commander, Mil­ lard ' Dunn; Secretary, John Zuleim* Temple, Daughters a t The Nile— Wests In the Ma­ sonic hall every 2nd Saturday- Meets alternately aj Medford, Ashland and Grants Paaa. Prln- o u s Tlrxah, Lorena McNair; Princess Zulelka, Grace Ma­ lone. Burnside Relief O 24.— Meets to the I. hall no the 1st and 3 days, at 2 p. m. 1 Mrs. Alice Tttfner; I Mrs. S. A. P«tara, Sr. 2 ‘ Ashland Chapter DcModay— leets In the Masonic hall on he 2nd and 4th Mondays. Master Counsellor, Milton franklin; Senior Counsellor, Ftoland Parka. [ WASHINGTON, D. C.. Oct. 7. — > n d and 4th (Bat. each month, Anndry, t p. to. Visitors Welcome. O. O. Van- fittV , CStofnfcttirtr.................... Arguments Over FULLER’S WASHINGTON, D. (?.. Oct. 7— ÍU P)— The Vnlte<|/. States su­ preme- court todhy had under ad­ visement the Dohenfjf Elk Hills oil lease annulment on which arguments have behn complete! by Atlee P.omevene and Owen J Robert for the governmnt, and y Frank J. Hogan and Frederick If saving tjie surface saves «11 Kellogg, for Doheny’s Pan- there are many , faces which will American Petroleum company. laat a million years. Í Editor Ashland Tiding«: Aa a location for a happy and prosperous community Ashland la bleat with many natural advant­ ages; and one of the greatest la th4 wonderful pure water. ‘ Like all cities that have grown from mere villages so Ashland, must meet the water question. I don’t think any .one will A municipio water works is a question the need of a more ade­ public utility like sewerage pave­ quate supply during the summer ment, library etc., and not ui months at least. But It seems to me more a question of«conserv­ commodity to be sold to the clti- -«uns like groceries, as some ing it when there is an abund­ venid have us believe and as a 1 ance. utility should be maintained I Where Ashland will require and paid for l»y an equitable sys-r thousands far thia improvement tun# of taxation applied on > all ! other eltles require millions. land*valúe within the city limits. To keop pace with the Increase This would make Ashland aj in population and the «dvantag- poor place for speculators, but a es at municipal ownership It is self evidont the annual expenses very desirable place for home-! builders to live in. Providè ade-jl must steadily increase. Therefore It is the duty of ev­ ery cltisen to turn out and vote for a better water supply. Borrowing money by Issuing bonds to build a public utility Id] just the same as a man borrow­ ing money to build a home on long time repayments when he doesn’t have the cash himself. But no doubt there are some who Would not borrow even for that. ’ They ought to- go add live in a tent on the desert Where they won’t need any water works. There are others who will vote no because they feel that the method of raising tji® revenue to meet the prlncipl and interest on the bonds Is uniuat'. ' It Is proposed by some of the present council to raise the water rale to meet these obligations to- " gather with some other proposed Improvements that should have ; been included In the bond Issue, I but If submitted to the voters i might jepordise Xbe whole thing. Then they tell us this bond ! issue will not increase the gener- ) al taxes of the people of Ashland Tfie wise property owner does not wait for FIR E to remind him that he really needed more insurance. He frequently c h e c k s over his property to see if his insurance policy is right. Then lie drops in and sees to it that he is ftilly protected. We represent the Hartford Fir» tsuranoe Company. floor Wax Now 1« the time to put your Poors in shape for «he hard Usage they will get during the Winter months. J. 4' O.RIGG * Best Faint— Best Workmen Phone 172 Real Estate A Real Irfsuranc Estab. 1883 at 41 B. Main St Plieac 211 A m t . can ' t yob S i t down and BE QUIET f o r blankets; in fact almpst anything you can ipen- tion. » ‘ ' Cleaners Phone 108 Ws Deliver $16.70 tt to th e .m a n in tho The water and light another form of taxa- dlfference is only In Phone 43 for reeerrutròne and further information SouthernR Church Directory Methodist Episcopal Cliureh N.- Main and Laurel streets. H. F . Pemberton, Pastor. 117 Laurel street. Phono 87. Presbyterian tViurch N. Main and Helman Streets. Hugh T. Mltchelmore, Pastor, N. Main street. Lutheran Church Services In Adventist Church Fourth and C Street H. H. Young, Pastor First Church of Christ Scientist— South Pioneer Ave. Mrs. William Aitken, First Reader, 128 S. Pioneer. Phone 448-L. ' Church Four P. C. ------------- Pentecostal Church Stone Church. Fifth and Main streets E. F. Bingham, Pastor Trinity Episcopal Chareto Second Street Rev, P. K. Hammond, Vicar, 42 Second Street. Phone 110 Congregational O nrcto Boulevard JRev. B. S. Bollinger, ■ Acting Pastor, Boulevard Christian Church B and Second Stroets. V. K. Allison, Pastor, 630 Boulevard Fr««e M