Taxation, Capital and
the Oregon Farmer
One Cent » Wort Per Insertion. No Ad Less Than 25c,
FOR RENT-—Three room apt.
clean, adults only, 47 6th. 43-6*
FOB S A I iB. »W inter
apples,
Newtown
or
Spitsenberg
wind
- FOR RENT—Furnished house
falls,
forty
and
fifty
cents
a
sack
keeping rooms. 676
Liberty,
Phoae'286 L.
' 43-1* bring sacks. Davenhlll Orchards,
Valley View.
42-3*
FOR RENT—-3-room furnished
FOB SALK— Good
woodsaw,
apt with garage, close in. Phone
278-Y.
41-2* cheap, also team, terms, 332 H ar
H O M E FO R SALE— Boulevard
home at No. 460, ground 76 by
160, f-room
plastered house,
close in, a fine, unobstructed
view. Lately reduced f r o m
64800 to '|4 0 0 0 . il. C. Galey, No.
66 B. Main.
3g-c
FO B HALE— Equity -in
five-
rison st. Phone 266-J.
42-3* room house, bargainslf taken be
fore Oct. 26th. Inquire. Phone
FO B B E N T — Four room fu r
FO R HALE— Reed baby cart, 346-J.
42-3*
nished apartment with garage.
43 Church.
41-2
Adults only, i l O l Boulevard.
41-tf
FOR HALE— One Magnetic dip
I
Béni Estate
*
needle compas can be used as
FOR RENT: 4-room furnished
F o r bargains In Real Estate
compas or for finding magnetic
apt., also 2 rooms. Phone 289J.
ore bodies.
41-3* try Brown cad Rice, 63 No. H ain.
34-tf
>84-tf.
FO B SA LE— Òli
FOB BENT— Furnished apts. barley for seed— Is
W A N T E D — To sell my apart
and unfurnished flat. 86 8. Sec >60 per Ion. Phone 186-J. W. E ment house and home in Marsh
Pierson, Boulevard.
, 39-6 field, Ore., a six apt. house, with
3 .rooms each, private bath “and
FO R8 ALE— 500 Steel Handpow- furnace heat, all furnished. The
er Btumppullers, 820 each. Horse two places have un earning ca
power 275. Automatic
Oates pacity of 200 per month, would
Hand well borers, waterwheels, take a small ranch near Ashland
as part payment. The remainder
FO R R E N T — Furnished room 111 Srd, Renton, Washington.
,
2 6-tf on easy terms. W rite J. O. Lang-
with or without board, . 737
worthy, Marshfield, Ore. 788 S.
Boulevard or phone ¿49-J. 41-2*
F O R HALE A P P LE S : — Bald 11 St.
39-6*
wins, Spltsenburg, and Newtown’s
FOR RENT - . Rooms
— a ll good grade. Bring boxes and
FOR SALE— Part of lot In
FOR RENT: — Office room pick them a t 50c per box. W . L. Ashland Cemdtery, room for
over Citizens Bank.
7-tf Moore, Bellview.
21-1 mo.* three graves located near center
of cemetery. Lot surrounded by-
cement coping. Inquire Georgie
FOR .R E N T — A nice furnished
Coffee, Tidings office.
W A N T E D — Position in Doc
house near school. Holmes Gro
HELP WANTED
Male
cery, 56.
42-6* tor’s office, or practical nursing.
Mrs. Snider, 423 No.
Main.
H E L P W AX TED — Female
, FO R R E N T — Two room fur Phone 473-J.
40-2
nlshed cabin on Indiana at. In
quire 3 Indiana St.
41-2*
free from buttons and hooks, Sc
FO R R E N T — Good plastered par pound. Tidings office.
tf
house, furnished. Pleasant loca
W A N T E D — Young man wants
tion. O. Gunter. Phone 221-J.
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41-4* work of any kind. W ill consider
anything steady dr otherwise’
P h b ie Hrs. Snider 473-J.
40-2
WANTED— Children to care
FOR R E N T -N ew h o u s e . for by day, week or month- Ad
Phone 817L or inquire 658 Holly dress, 140 Lincoln St. Phone
31-1 mo.
St
30-tf 257-R. H rs. Purdy.
WANTED: — Old people and
invalids to board and care for,
' . EXCHANGE — Let us trade 163 Granite street.
18-ti
your property for something you
want. Wjlllam’s and Parkhurst, ANT GIRL IN TROUBLEI— May
communicate w ith Ensign Lee
482 E. Main st. Medferd. 37-7*
of the Salvation Army nt the
White Shield Home, 665 Hay-
fair Ave., Portland, Oregon.
FO R HALE— Late 1926 Dodge
Sadan. Same as new. ,640 Holly
St.
42-3*
FO R HALE— Ford Sedan 2100
Phone 419-J. *
40-4*
FO R S A L E — Hudson car
good condition. 68 Bush SL
FO R HALE — Shepherd dog.
one year old, good heeler. Phone
365-J1. Call evenings.
40-2*
In
FO R HALE— Two Jersey cows
and 100 white leghorn chickens.
28-1 mo.* 575 Liberty. Phone 336-L. 42-2*
SUBSCRIBE F O R T H E TID IN G S. SU BSCRIRE FOR THE TIDINGS.
Lodge Directory
Ashland Lodge No. 88, A. F .
A A. M .— Meets In the Masonic
hail every 2nd Thursday. Mast-
er, D r^ jt. L. Bardic; Secretary,
William Day.
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Ashlai
O. F .— h
hall ev<
Grand,
Grand, I
Siskiyou Chapter No. 81, R-
A. M.— Meets in the Masonic
hall every Srd Thursday. High
Priest, Clyde A. Malone; Sec
retary, W illia m Day.
Hope Rcbekali Lodge No. 14
— Meets In the I. O. O. F. hall
on the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays.
Noble Grand, Mrs. May Elb;
Recording
Secretary,
Miss
E thel Reed.
Malt» Commaadery No. A, K .
T.— Meets in the Masonic hall
on the 1st and Srd Wednes
Ashland Lodge No. 944, B.
P. O. E.— Meets In the Elks
Temple every Saturday. Exalt
ed Ruler, James Bowers Sec
retary, Ed Thornton.
days. Em. Commander, D. H.
Jackson;
Recorder,
W illiam
Day.
Hilah Temple A. A. O. N. M.
H^— Meets la the Masonic hall
every 1st Friday. Illustrious
Potentate, F. D. Wagner; Re
corder, W illiam Day.
Ivy Camp No. 2893, Royal
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.
H.— Meets in the Masonic hall
on the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays.
W orthy Matron, Mrs. Nellie
t’eters; Secretary, Mrs. Leah
It. Caldwell.
Ashland Lodge No. 117, K.
of Pz— Meets In the 1. O. O. F.
halb on 1st and 3rd Fridays.
Chancellor Commander, M il
lard Dunn
Recording Secre
tary, C. H. Hooper.
Zuleima Temple, Daughters
of The N ile— Meets in the Ma
sonic hall every 2nd Saturday.
Meets alternately at Medford,
Ashland and Grants Pass. Prin
cess Tlrsah, Lorena McNair;
Princess Zqleika, Grgce Ma
lone.
84.— Meets in the I. O. O. F.
hall no the 1st and Srd Satur
days, a t 2 p. m.
President,
Mrs. Alice Turner; Secretary,
Mrs. S. A. Peters, Sr.
Ashland Chapter DeModay—
Meats in the Masonle hall on
the 2nd and 4th
Mondays.
Master
Counsellor.
Milton
Franklin; Senior
Counsellor,
Roland Parks.
Mahogany Camp No. 0088,
M. W . A.— Meets in the Moose
hall on the 2nd and 4th F r i
day».
-
P ilot Rock Encampment No,
1«— Meets In the I. O. O. F.
hall on the 1st and 3rd Tues
days.
Fraternal Brotherhood— 1st
and 3rd I Thursdays, at the
Moose Hall.
Burnside Relief Corps, No.
Ashland Homestead No. 4907
JB. A. V ,— Meets in the I. O.
O. F. ball on the 2nd and 4th
Mondays.
When you are suffering w ith
iheumatlsm so you can hardly
get around just try Red Pepper
Rub and yqu w ill hare the quick
est relief known.
Nothing has such concentrated,
penetrating beat as red peppers.
Instant relief.
Just as soon as
you apply Red Pepper Rub you
feel the tingling heat. In three*
minutes It warms the sore spot
through and through. Frees the
blood circulation, breaks up the
congestion,—and the old rheuma
tism torture is gone. -
Rowles Red Pepper Rub. made
from red peppers, costs little at
any drug store.
Get a- ja r at
orco .
Use It for lumbago, neu
ritis, backache, stiff neck, sore
muscles, colds lu chest. Almost
Instant relief awaits you.
Be
sure to get the genuine, w ith the
name Rowles on each package.
Left for P o rtlan d —
M r. and Mrs. H. A. Sayle and
Hr. and Mrs. A. M. Sutton of
Jacksonville and Frank Sutton of
Klamath Falls left this morning
for Portland for a visit w ith re
latives and friends. They mado
the trip by auto.
Classified Ads B ring
Resulta
8sys Backache Often Means
You Hava Not Baan Drink
ing Enough Watar
F o r th is rea so n it is tim e to begin
te llin g a few p laiu tr u th s a b o u t lan d
ta x a tio n , th e iucoines of o u r people, co r-
p o ra tio n s a u d in d u strie s, a n d a g a in to
b rin g to m ind th e f a r t th a t c a p ita l does
not need O reg o n — b u t • O regon does
need c a p ita l.
And the reason why wo sh o u ld co n .
to rem in d o u rse lv e s an d o u r frie n d s
is becau se another effo rt is being m ad e
tin tie
Methodist Epiecopal Church
N. Main and Laurel streets.
H. F. Pemberton, Pastor, 117
-Church
Office Phone 126
Office Hours: 10 • 18 and 8 - B
Hwedenburg Building
First National Bank Building
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That is what the Dennis resolution is designed to do. It
is an invitation for capital to come in and help us all out.
We desperately -need new money to open up the s.tate. We
have to have money for farm loans and no matter how pretty
this talk sounds about a state income tax we cannot escape
the economic and' unalterable fact that new capital which we
require does not have Jo and will hot come to Oregon unless
wo make It advantageous for it to do so.
W’e must remember that there are 120,000,000 people In
the United States. Of them one hundred and nineteen million
plus, live outside of Oregon. They have plenty of need for
the same money in case we of Oregon don’t show that wo
really want if. Wo tried It once— and before the people repeal
ed the state income tide It cost us millions; drove Industries,
payrolls and taxable wealth out of Oregon and taxes still
went up! Every farmer who had to borrow money knows
No forward thinking and constructive cltlzcu wants that
disaster to happen again.
Instead of making things hard fojf everybody— farmer,
merchant, industrial worker and citizens in general we want
to have a pnrely economic problem taken out of politics. The
way to do It is to vote no against both the Orange Income
Tax Bill and Offset Tax Bill and vote yes for the Dennis
resolution. By this means we guarantee to every citizen, in
dustry, and to capital that there will be no income tax before
1940. It further guarantees to every family that they will
not have to pay taxes oil their savings when their bread
winner dies. It is a prosperity-making measure— it Is sound
Boulevard
J. S. Murphy, Pastor
Pentecostal Church
Stone Church, Fifth and Main
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streets
E. F. Bingham. Pastor
T rin ity Episcopal Church
Second Street
Rev. P. K. Hammond, Vicar,
C. ELLYSON SHINN
Dr. Charles A. Haines
Dentist
Physician and Surgeon
Citizens Bank Bldg
Office Phone 164-J
Home Phone 164-L
Office Phone 151
líes. Phone 184
Congregational Church
Boulevard
Rev. E. S. Bollinger
Acting Pastor, Boulevard
E. Main, and Sixth Street
Emma R. Thompson, Pastor
Catholic Church
Baptist Church
Evenings by Appointment
Citizens Bank Building
Ashland, Oregon
Dfc- MATTIE B. SHAW
Physician and Surgeon
DR. ROLAND ALLEN
Physician and Surgeon
108 Pioneer Avenue
Free Methodist Church
Hargadine and First Streets
Myron 8. Woodworth, Pastor,
Oak Street
1 GUESS IT'S O P T O M 6 T o F ix
l e a k » n t h e
Office Phone 188
Office and Residence
Phone 28
«
Residence Phone 481-R
O F F IC E HOURS
10-12 a. m. — 2-4 p. m.
6:30 - 7:30 p. m.
(»[■'KICK HOURS
10-12 A. M.
2-0 P. M .
First National Bank Building
CONVALESCENT
HOME
VENDOME HOTEL
t f ''* '
153 Granite St.
Mrs. B. E. Grant, Prop.
Open to All in need of health
Practical Nursing.
Old people and invalids board
ed and cared for.
Ira F. Powers
J. B. Yeon
R. L. Macleay
G. O. Oulld
J. H. Burgard
W. 8. Babson
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Executive Committee
419 Oregon Bldg., Portland, Ore.
Coal, Wood and Storage
WOOD
Packing, Crating aud Shipping,
Long Distance Hauling.
Newcombe For Wood
Auto Freight Terminal
Phone 631 ___
All Kinds Slab Wood
Blox
Phone 117, .
Office 89 Oak St.
One Block East of the Ash
land Laundry. IOS Water 8t.
SKILLED LOCKSMITH
OARAGE
Fixit Shop
Lewis II. Jacks, Prop.
343 East Main St.
Car keys, alj makes by lock
•Himber. Key* lit to door locks
ind padlocks of all kinds. Mail
Miners Killed In
Cable Car Crash
SANTIAGO. Chile, Oct.
Third Street Garage
Chas L. W im er, Prop.
Back of
Western Auto Supply Co.
Gas, Oils and Repairing.
Washing and Polishing Cars.
storage from TTo'O'to* 25.00 *
Per Month. W hy Stand Your
Car Outside?
Phone 7B
2S Third St.
Service Guaranteed Best.
THOMPSON ft
20.—
I I United News)—Twelve workers
¡wore killed in the Potrelllos mine
.in northern Chile when a cable
/car, loaded with stone, crashed to
¡the ground.
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE
Clean rooms by day, week or
month — All outside.
WHITTLE TRANSFER
& STORAGE CO.
Clatskanie— Brown and Calla
han mint corp on 6 1-2 acres
pays 21,869.
DR. J. P. CHIHHOLM
Veterinary Graduate
Phone 368-J
767 Oal
T. L. PO W ELL
General Transfer
Painters and Decorators
Paper Hanging — Tinting
a Specialty
R o o f — it ' s
GOING T o RAIN AND M O M 'L L HAVE
A F I T IF T H E W A T E R C O M E S
THROUGH IN THE BEDROOM CEILING i
Estimates Gladly Furnished.
Phone 08
Good team and motor trucks,
Good service at a reasonable
Building, repairing, shingling, pilce — Phone 83.
W . T. B LA C K W E L L
Sutherlin*—-Local cannery ships
prunes in car lots to Germany
and Holland.
painting, tinting and cement
work. Phone 369-L.
15-30
Six cars of cavalry horses ship
ped from Baker county.
Phono 410
375 B St
Drayage, storage and long diet Cornor Helman and Van Ness
ance hauling.
60-tl Phone 161.
194-tl
F E H IG E 'S TR A N S FE R
JORDANS SAHH AND
C A B IN E T WORKS
Mom and Pop
T hat
O F F IC E HOURS
10 to 12 a, m.— 2 to 0 p. m.
42 Second Street. Phone 110
Clirtstinn Church
B and Second Streets.
V . K. Allison, Pastor,
630 Boulevard
Sixth and C Streets
The Rev. Father, J. A. Carmody
Sixth and O Streets. Phoge 106
Vote 306 X YES—Dennis Resolution
Vote 329 X NO —Offset Income Tax Bill
Vote 335 X NO —Grange Income Tax Bill
Paid Advertisement
i Greater Oregon Assn.
J. O. Elrod, Chairman
M. 8. Hlrsch
H. J. Frank
Marshfield — Coos and Curry
Telephone Company. secures and
will consolidate four Independent
phone systems, a( Beaverton.
Forest Grove, McMinnville and
Hillsboro.
By Taylor
x s ’Pos« it w il l Be a ll right ? \
IF X T A K E T Y T e ’S LADOGA. <
WITHOUT SAVING A N YTH IN G — J
h e borrows T h in g s t h c
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x wish 'Ht at man <
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L W H E N HE BORROWS'EM r
Acorn Circle No. 34, Neigh
bors of the Woodcraft.— Meets
In the I. O. O. F. hall on the
1st and 3rd Mondays. Presi
dent, Mrs.
W . O. Prqscott;
Clerk, Mrs. W m . Stennett.
Ashlgna Camp No. 848, W
O. W — Meets In the I. O. O. F.
hall on the 2nd and 4th Mon
days. Clerk, J. R. W ick; Con
sul Commander, C. E. Lane.
G. A. R.— 2nd and 4th Sat.
each month, Armory, 2 p. m.
Visitors Welcome, o . O. Van
natta. Commander.
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In all of Oregon's 96,000 square miles there Is an esti-
R'.ated population of only 825,000 people — less than 9 to
the square mile. We have 56,157 farms— an average of one
to every 15 people. Wo have only 2500 industries that em
ploy five men or more— an average of one Industry to every
330 people.'
Out of Oregon's 8 2 5,0 04» people. 782,256 didn’t have net
incomes big enough, to file« nicome tax returns. Of ths 42,-
54 5 who did, one-half of them showed earnings' under 23000
and only 311 had earnings in except of 210,000. Only one-
fifth of Oregon's 5000 corporations made enough to file re
turns and of the 1076 reporting, 478 made less than 26000.
and only 183 made in excess of 230,000.
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Four
P. C.
Presbyterian Church
F irst Church of Christ
Scientist— South Pioneer Ave.
Mrs. W illiam A itken, First
Reader, 128 S. Pioneer. Phone
448-L.
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X-Ray, Including Teeth
jrders solicited.
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Full Gospel Temple
Lutheran Church
Practice Limited To
Eye, Ear, Kooc and Throat
|g ?
to force a state income tax upon our
people despite the fact that practically the same tax cost
many millions in capital and improvements to Oregon and the
people of Oregon before'it was repealed in 1924. We cannot
expect a;proved breeder of hard times to bring good times, be-
cunseit can't be done. And hero are a few of the reason^ why.
Church Directory
Services in Adventist Chinch
Fourth and C St. H. H. Young
Pastor, 638 Bouhevard.
Osteopathic
Physician and Surgeon
'**
Tntslneiw policy and deserves cverjr progressive citizen's yup
port.
.
N. Main and Helman Streets.
Hugh T. Mltchelmore, Pastor,
132 N. Main St. Phone 491-L.
DR. ERME8T A. WOODS
Mrs. W . M . Barber in Charge
? When you wake up with backache
and dull misery in the kidney region
3 it may mean you have been eating
foods which create acids, says a wcU-"
known authority. An excess of such
F O R SALE — Fwrqiture
acids overworks the kidneys in their
effort to filter it from the blood and
FO R HALE— Majestic
range, they become sort of paralyzed and
large, size, copper reservoir, good loggy. When your kidneys get slug
condition, 361 Mountain Ave.
gish and clog you must relieve them,
42-3* like you relieve your bowels, remov
ing all the body's urinous waste, else
F O R SALE: — W hite Rotary you have backache, sick headache,
dizzy spells; your stomach sours,
Sewing machine for 150.00 at tongue is coated, and when the weather
Pells Corner.
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21-tf is bad you have rheumatic* twinges.
The urine is cloudy, full of sediment,
FOR HALE—Household furni channels often get sore, water scalds
ture, 77 6th St.
38-5’ and you are obliged to seek relief two
. or three times during the night
Either 'consult a good, reliable
FOR KALE— New 2450 plant
at once or get from year'
used 3 months, 25 per cent dis physician
pharmacist about four ounces o f Jad
count. 225 South Oakdale, Med Salts; take a tablespoonful in a glass
ford.
42-3’ of water before breakfast for a few
days and your kidneys may then act
fine. This famous salts is made from
the acid of grapes and lemon juice,
combined with lithia, and has been
TH AT'S LOGICAL
used for years to help dean and
“Little boy, do you know what stimulate sluggish kidneys, also to
happens to little boys who use neutralize acids in the system, so they
no longer irritate, thus often relieving
bad language when they play bladder weakness.
marbles?’’
Jad Salts is inexpensive, cannot in
“ Yes, sir, they grow up and jure and makes a delightful, efferves-
cent lithia-water drink. Drink lots of
play golf,”—Answers, Londorf,' j soft
water.
Laurel street. Phone 87.
DR. W. J. CRANDALL
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
Our farms and our industries are our two main sources
for new wealth. They both face hard problems on account of
scant and scattered population, long hauls, competition, in
sufficient capital, and heavy and ever-mounting taxes. If our
farms are to prosper they have to secure outside money for
loans and money to finance orops. If our industries are to
develop they have to finance their purchases and payrolls.
Both have to have markets and that means new people and
more Industries.
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If Kidneys A ct '
Bad Take Salts
Business and Professional Directory
( - - AND TH IS IS T H E M E W
MOM AND CHICK A N S ’
BOTH OUT-AND Tb THINK
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