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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 27, 1926)
I > > i : aro u nd * lo r apprehension. In fact these bandit raids, conducted b ru ta lly and w g h callous« diare- gard fo r hum an life — h are be- come about the most exciting tbausgad taabwtytfntotog aaffgr tb * «14 Male. ' m raacbto an Mia* Ray baa baas to retire- >ar* sad » • » « mast to bar (total atom a tarty y e n vban W. | I »toes by. griaclpgl* ot tfc* - a aoor department, N1«bt > • P a rU ” ••toffbbZ «areral . .. i..» dB7> * • * * * “ <• M cordls» to Loolan' feature of sight club life. BY FRANK GETTY United News Staff Correspondent NEW YORK, Oct. 27.— Some Rest—and a Smoke Rosts, pet elephant at Miami Beach. Fla., reate up and takes a good smoke after her toll. And why shouldn't sheT She a Just Aniehed pushing 4» palm .trees back to aa upright position in the course of her work on a hurricane reconstruction Job PINE SLAB WOOD direct from the car $7.00 per cord dispute ■ C lu b s E ffic ie n t Otherwise tbe clubs sad cabar ets o f New Y o rk b a re reached the point of standardisation. The business of e n tertain m en t, food, surresptitioue liq u o r, hoeteeees and transportation now bears tbe rubber stamp of efficiency. W hen Ig h t clubs were more or less of a novelty, a c e r t a i n am ount of o rig in a lity * was dis played in the m a tte r of wise money fro m tbe west and s a tire s from th e ir bank rolls. Now th e clubs are pretty much alik e , and one who has been to two o r three knows exactly hew his money w ill be extracted from him. T b e stiffness of tbe pa tro n ’s s h irt, bosom regulates the stiffness of the cover charge. t Vee Shotguns Thus t a r the hold-up artiste who w o rk w ith sawed o ff shot gun* instead of ad dition have not penetrated to th e refined depths of the ac tu a lly exclusive night clubs, sweb as the Lido, M o n tm ar tre and M lra d o r. The M lrad o r has Just openejl w ith th e re tu rn of M aurice and th a t p retty, -slim , blonde g irl fro m K a n s a s 'C ity he recently m arried. A t th e M lra d o r the cover charge is >5 and this, no m atter w hat the expense accounts of those who en te rta in out o f town buyers may show, is top price to r New Y ork. N o M o re T h rills Evening drees, required a t the better clubs uptown, no longer' is demanded by proprietors of rec ognised rendesvous, sffch as B ar ney’s, the Club Richm an, the County Ffclr and Texas O uinan’s. The excitem ent of night life in New Y o rk fo rm e rly furnished by dry sqaad raids no longer exists. Seldom do the forces of prohibi tion appear to annoy patrons, cause a hasty, chokjng swallow-J lng o f w hatever was on the tables and a fu rtiv e stabbing a t hip pockets w ith flasks^ which never se^n to f i t when speed is 'd e manded. The business o f d ry raiding, like everything else connected w ith n ig h t clubs, has become standardised. Ashland w ill have on emerg ency airplane airdrom e. ORDER NOW Carson-Fowler Lbr. Co, “ In The H eart Of Town’’ DOES YOUR BOY Know the Meaning of Thrift? A Having Account in his own name is the greatest incentive that you can give him * to save his pennies, nickles and dimes. an account, come in Nothing has such concentrated, pent (rating heat as red peppers, and whei beat penetrates right down into colds congestion, aching muscles and sore »tiff joints relief comes at once. • The moment yen apply Red reppe Rub you feel the tingling heat. In wire minutes the congested spot is warm « through and through. When yon n r mffering from a m id, rheusnntism backache, stiff neck or sore nsusdas tost get a ja r e f Rowles Red Peppe Rah, made from red peppers, at one drag store. You will have the quick ■ t relief knewn. Always sag •HoWiee.' C H IC A G O , Get. >7.— (U n ite d j’jfe w s )—•th r o u g h th p 'g oo d o ffic es o f th e federal government which sent a special agent here fro m the d e p a rtm e n t. of labor, peace has bseh restored to the big marce) w a rin g industry. This Is the view—or part of it—-that you'd get It you eat on one of the hands of tbe famous "Big Ben” dock on the tower o f the British House of Parliament, London, and looked straight down- “Big Ben" ie being repaired, and the photographer went up in advance to get a picture ot the holat bringing ud the workmen. FOR ¡STATE REPRESENTATIVE Win. M. Briggs, present candidate for rep* resentative to the Oregon legislature, was born in the city of Ashland, in this county, in 1896. He is a Jackson County product. He received hig common and high school training in the public, schools of Ashland, and his legal education pt Valparaiso University, Indiana, at which latter place he graduated with honors. / Mr. Briggs enlisted in the army in May, 1917, and a | the close of tho war was dis- chargctUtrith a commission as F irst Lienten- atfi Infantry. Returning home aftef the war, Mr. Briggs immediately turned his attention to the prac tice of law with hi»* father a t Ashland, under the firm name of Briggs & Briggs.. He was adm itted to the .IipMfcTi haY In 1917, and to the' Oregon bar in 1919. In 1919 Mr. Briggs was appointed city at torney of Ashland, antH ias held that position without interruption since that time, through various city administrations. From 1*920 to 19^3 Mr. Briggs was the Captain of the Ashland battery of Coast A r tillery. He still holds a C aptain’s commission in the Officer’s Reserve Corps. During the period he was in conuifand of the Ashland bat tery he was a member of the General Staff of the State of Oregon. Mr. Briggs is making his first entry into politics, though he has given *a great deal of service in civie matters through his work and interest in the various civic organizations of his locality. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE TIDINGS laa f o r B Wack ASHLAND, OREGON Warms M ote AirThanHeatersTwice Its Size W hat you see when looking at the wonderful Meal V E C TO W arm A ir H e a ter in its stylish jacket of peeri-luetrous, porcelain enam el The heat-fins are inside. Open the ash- tight door—study the mass of ribe or pleats—which arrest and rub every particle of heat into the fast-flowing‘ stream of gently wanned air, sent to all rooms. V EC TO gives nnnstant warm-air circulation—not “«potty dead-air” of old-ways! X Bums coal, coke, wood; cuts bill*. Neat to Ideal A R C O LA H o t W ater Radiator Heating, V E C TO is beat for heating small building*, single flat* and ' cottage*. >97 (freight extra); > 1 9 doom. See it, at your u p - dealer’ModqgJ W rite to D e p t R for catalog. Mt__> FdatiKuRuunkGoacinsr. To School Children of Jackson County By The County Seat Removal Committee Tidings Ada Bring at The Armory E. D. Briggs of Ashland, Paul Sherar of Table Rock and C. E. Gates of Medford will address a meeting on the COUNTY SEAT REMOVAL They will tell the hearers why the people should vote for the removal to Medford, showing how sev- eraL thousand dollars will be saved the taxpayers of the county each year in actual cash by the removal Every Citizen of Ashland and the Surrounding Country Should Attend and Learn the Facts. The Medford Legion Drum Oorpe will give an exhibition drill and eatartainment on the down town streets just prior to the meeting. Shall We Safegaurd Conditions of Contest 1ST PRIZE .......................... >10.00 Contest Open to all pupils in the schools of Jackson County. Essays must not exceed 350 words, must he written or type written on one side of paper only, and must be in the hands of the contest editor of this paper not later than midnight, Satur day, Ootoher 30th. Name and postoffiep address at top of runny. . ; : 2ND PRIZE ......................... 7.60 3RD PRIZE .......................... 6.00 4TH PRIZE, 7 PRIZES OF 2.60 6TH PRIZE, 10 PRIZES OF 1.00 20 Prise» in All SUBJECT FQR THE ESSAY: LOCAL DEALERS WHEN EVERfc CITIZEN OF JACKSON COUNTY MUST AN SWER THIS QUESTION. THE RECORDS OF EVERY PIECE OF REAL ESTATE OWNED IN JACKSON COUNTY ARE IN THE COURTHOUSE AT JACKSONVILLE. EVERY OWNER OF PROP ERTY IS FACING THE DANGER OF HAVING THESE PR IC E LESS RECORDS DESTROYED BY FIR E TO INADEQUATE PRO TECTIVE. CAN you afford LIST OF PRIZES , “ THE SAVINO TO THE TAXPAYERS OP JACKSON COUNTY BY THE REMOVAL OF THE COUNTY SEAT TO MEDFORD" TO TAKE THE RISK OF SUCH A CATASTROPHE BY PER MITTING YOUR RECORDS TO REMAIN IN A FIR E TRAP SUCH AS OUR PRESENT COURTHOUSE! THE LOSS OF THESE RECORDS WOfiLD W IPE OUT THE IMPORTANT PROOF OF OWNERSHIP TO A L L PROPERTY IN JACKSON COUNTY. TO REPLACE THEM WOULD COST MILLIONS AND MANY COULD NOT BE GOÖD BUSINESS JUDGMENT DEMANDS THAT WE NOT ONLY PLACE ALL COUNTY RECORDS IN A FIR E PROOF BUILDING BUT ALSO THAT W E REF THAI1 THEY ABE KEPT WHKKE MOST E a S I L Y A W E ^IB i T to THE CITIZENS OF JACKSON COUNTY io VOJU 500 X YES FOR COUNTY SEAT REMOVAL TO MEDFORD AND T HERE FACILITIES W ILL BE PROVIDED. ; im a S E Provost Hardware Sold en B u y Terms Paid Adv. County Seat Removal Committee 4 re sume its normal statue and tor 11 be no strike, certain bruise* to disappear, so q labor so in&us- that she can again appear In pub- OUR RECORDS? 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