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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 2, 1926)
oök star > ¿ ¿ ¿ 2 5 « * |Jq Jackson H ot Springs News N otes FOB RENT—-A aplendld f ur- Stora^b Co. jitalMd a p a r te * » , tote tttape room 1 7 f Worth 1 p ^ H H U r _ <*W . «t K «hook. E y g ZT flS l m p tfW 77rtt « J J - GUjatey. iwonn ■ 7 7 -V ’ FOB S a E r — Automobiles Wt»a»d. vtfhM «roto Wprk Price» Cali or addruM MN. MOItto tatt, 478 BIM. » a n o 134.- FOB SALB—Ford Coppe. ftoor. —Cteycomt) Motor Co. Phone 60. -T ^ m r ^ F ^ R ^ d s ììF , 2160. Claycomb Motor Co. 71-1* P A s j» í» ¿ v . , 1 Ó -* . wwrap to hoy «an'» Moyeto Fhodo i m i 7^-1* H Y ttC & L — For a. short k. yme W BIA m p U J& G —JL C.‘ Vo- only, we offer a fairly good seven 76-8 ehataer, deep well drillin«, Talent, room house, close In, paved street Or», Phone SIS JS. 14-1 no.? pice g?pd steed level lot, house MtaX uu M ■ — rr^V ■sroy» w — ll rnraqqp« rortrt^ WANTED— A good range with has modern conveniences, seme terms w ill -be given at the very Farming oven. Phone 446-J. WANTED—Magnetos» to fe rirai«», fl.SO. .Recharged with our new Sorrell Charger. Clay- comb Motor Co. Phone SO. Sd-tf |V T TROPBM8- t -M«5 communicate with Ensign Lee of the Salvation A nar at the Whlip Shield Home, ><S May- fair'A re., Fprtlaad, Oregon. WANTED— Batterie» M» Inquire a t to re charge. |1 . Claycomb Motor Oo.. Ford G ange. Phone SO. 6 4-tf f 1 f, low "price of only |1 8 0 0 . Also a four roomed house, modern, part ly furnished, nloely located in % good part of town, almost new, garage, good lot. Only |20 00 . A l so a four roomed house, almost new with modern equipment, g6od lot and fine location, for a quick sale w ill le t go for >1600. Beaver Realty Co., 37 First 8L. 77-3 • » WANTED— 2nd hand baby chick brooder, either electric or eoal oil. Phone 463. 77-1 ......... A. N. Babb and w«e of "gtln- thop„ Maine . stopped at the Springs Monday aad left Tuesday. Both Were highly lm«roved with thia end of the valley. * A. C. Hansea and wife ot Seat- because 1 tie are gueata tor a week. Do not attach Mr. and M r* A- Shoehan a fte r spending a month at tne Springs, left tor thplr heme' at that -rif the g to w th g t1 tie «Mt 4s the <ma they Yreka. Gal.. Mnaday. rewttive beenuM of tMoir F . M. foyee and wife of Fort- ,«f ‘ land are feuests at the Springfe. Mrs. Joyes was quits badly tnjur- ed in an auto wreck 4 miles this Christmas Is tta tat. ' ride of Albany. * . charily, tor that J. O. Mercer of Evgrett, Wash comes fro m th e h< ington, stopped here ou toelr way one's fellow men and to Sttoekton, Cal. all that is pmsiMp to wherever possible. ' ; , Dumont and brother o f San Give »« though It V Diego, Cal., stopped over sight. ure to* g>ve—not »» Wm. Berg and fam ily are also Were being noble. visiters going south.r They are Do not give - ns though thought by giving yeh/taftd alao w ell pleased with the Rogue right tp eusume a cental River Valley aad expect to rpturn of dfadpirf toward those In the aprlRg. They hall from somewhat beholdep to you. Spokane. •If yon trie ptore fortune* A. C. Hansen who is t guest at worldly geode It is your a»» idty to have the great plea«»«« this resort, was with the English te-darivbd by giving, forces aS through the World, few greater pleasure* 1 war aud wa»' severely wounded you give with the real several times, he is here for his iphit. . There la ChrlstmaF health and would like to locate if •nd Christmas charily. ’ . t ' he could find employment of But therp should always be some kind. He Is a public ac Chriijtnjss tact. — U v y GNta*™ co u n ta n t by profession but Is an- Bonner. / <©. n u . W rit*» «Maaqpw v « w -) xous to find outside employment. 'John G riffin, guard at the Ore gon State Penitentiary Is stopping • at th e Ç prlngs. H e cam e d o w n fo r h^8 e *Pe c t* t0 rom ain sev - oral days. C H R IS T M A S i H 4I.L sir, the brtWanee FO R SALE— Five-room-bunga of encrusted sndw, car low to sell or trade. Would take ols, evergreen and teariia«- FOB KK NT- closed car as part payment. Terms Those «ousfltute Chrlstqfpp , to the senses, pul deep 71-4 ; BOARD AND ROOM— For stu pn balance. Phone 214. - - *----- - in tnun there Is .sotpptl dents near normal, alao furnished v.-hleh the brightest of raí FO R SALE— 5 - room houae,, room» w ith housekeeping p rivil cannot. In Itself, pwakqn-v« I2S Srd St. 74-g* eges. Inquire 451 Palm A re., sense af UnsMp wRh all world, tbst expands and SUB8CBSMI FOR fH X TIDINGS, Phone SSS J- 73-d* FOR SAIAS-e-6-room bouse at some Into a Spirit of / I, V I Mountain Ave with 3 lots, 60. brooierbood — and this *200 each, nearly 100 hens, large Christman—W. ’ D. Pennp- packer. . . ’ hen bouse, garage, Ashland Real ty Co. ' 7 1-tf • ( ^ l t t f . Western Newepaper UAlon.) phons S lV j t - C Church Directory Ctrardk o f the Naaarene Fourth and C Streets and H- F,-Pemberton, Pastor, Paatoi 117 ' Laurel street. Phone 8 |. P. C. Thatcher, Pastor * ■ » fle w r i T.qpplc Presbyterian Church Í. Boulevard J. 8. Murphy, # » t o r -Real Estate For bargain* In Real Estate try Brawn m d Rice, IS No. Main. 884-tf. FO R SALE — Live Stock T- T ? . Ä ard e Church Street» "* Carmody ne 111 ’ Btaklyon Chapter No. SI, R* A. M— Meets la the rise-*"*** tnill every Srd Thuraday. High Priest, Clyde A, Malone; Sec retary, W illiam Dap. fedues- on the 1st and 3rd Wed Commander, D, if . Recorder, William A. A. O. N. M. cirder, WBHam Day, Alpha Chapter Ne. 1, Ó. K. (eets la the Masonic hpjl the 1st sad Srd TflMdaN. Matron. MN. N enie y a , .y » ,. „ Zmlaima Témala. D o u b ters .« S T K J j i S . fiTsTK; tord D«aa CPrfls. t o t o a Ï. Ö. O. F. days. at 2 », m- President, With W S Mrs. Alle« Turper; Secretary, Sr, M N . 8. A. Ashland C h u ter DeModay— Meets In the Masonic h a» on i 2nd - and 4th kfatteays, ite r Counsellor, Iflrto n inklin; Sen Ipr Counsellor, land Park«. » » .— Meets in the Moose 2«d ajwl tìtk IW r Pilot Back Encampment Ko. la Uw f , O. O. F . thp le t and Srd Tnes- B. Hooper, Scribe. t JSdeU Acoto tahtaita No. RA, N«SRk- bars of the Wsóds toW M as i la the I. O O. F. hali on the l i t aad 8« t hh the 2nd and 4tb JAGSt Treatment n ib b e d o v er and chest for ejl troubles Vicks two tfcinica at a n d *f r i Tlteràdays, MU«» HhR. ' W h M to Q iv e ? 1 at t! time it warms and like an o lj- * ThreiophicXl Lodge oh M loqdpy oni meets each plght, 7:80 ht Library Ashlano Ctamp Ufo. SA», W- O. W-r-Meets la thè 1. O. O. F. hall on thè 2nd and 4th Mon date. cisf> , i . r . w to k; Con- «ul Cnmmsnder, O. B. Lane. tin and thus 1 4 fed ed to brea break up e congestion- lit douffle a ctio n p f Vicks usually co ld <«nr lleve* the (post t stubborn st night. J. * m c» G. A. R ew ind and 1th Sat- each monto, Armory, 2 p. ta. Visitors Welcome. O. O. Van natta, Commander. Use one' poppd ot brown s o g 3 one-fourth pound unsweetened clioq- olatA, shs’ fd, and ptae-balf ciipful of water. Bpfl spme as fudge nnf before raoiovlng frsm lire add A genprous lump of brttar and oiR Cupful Of walnntr<j$ r ether nt# meats or they con* b e ' omlitem 0 v n 2 IN n u o N J A K U s £ D YkM LY When one thinks of what to give »hat did I give him last . ypovT’ Per* haps that Is as good a wpy as any to opep, th i qpestloQ of W w Year»" rsSOtptapnk. ^ PR. W. J. CRANDALL Candy sale— the observance of an old custom, that has been car ried on alhce the Junior class of OsteopstUs Fhysiciau and Surgeon »»¿I started It,, the mombeN of the *87 Junior class, F ut 0,1 * cpndy sale the noon qf Monday, Novymber Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Practfos IiM tod To . Eye, Ear, >foss Sad Throat X -B sy , Qffiee Phone 126 st IB . 28 Otad S - 0 F lra t' National Bank Building The Junior claqs w ill geR tesg»- phones dhrlng the coming basket ball season, the pujrpoN of this «■IHM sale being to raise funds-fa r the Junior-Senior Prom, and other so 0. RLLYS0N SHINN cial ^vents. • The moleskins, Jqrseys, shoos and socks have been. lOld'swhy àf- ter a successful footbaU season. ,Ashland had the second boot .team In ¿onterence thia year. Not as good as we’d like t o . see out, but it w ill be different next year. The different departments of the High School Glee d l«h am glviag a concert Monday night, December 4, under the dlreetlon ot Miss Laura Raguae, which w ill consist of sextette quartet, mixed quartet, group singing aad spec ial numbers by boys and girls of tbs glee clubs. Basket ball practice w ill start Monday, December d. Coach Cripe is anxious to take the Southern Oregon championship aud go after the Oregon State chptoPioeahlp- A call tor recruits will be made qext week Arrangements made by Mr. Maden, mining map, to use pqrt-of th is property to transport the ON knd waste from the old mine un der the S. P. tracks, this mine will be opened up and modern mining methods used. Theye ^re great opportunities I d and around Ashland in Oto mining business as the ore is here, »11 It takes is a little nerve aud lots of capital to start the h a lt rolling and Ashland could he second Cripple Creek. s o B io m t i Dentist UUh. m . to4«i. Dr. Charles A, k M Physieton and SuifeAa Clttaens Bank Bldg. »«■» ' • ! Office Phóne 164-J Home Phone 164-L ' « dftoo Phone 161 - OFFICE HOURS 10 u t IS a, m.— S ta 8 p. m. R es. P h o n e 114 > Evenings by A p p oin tm en t AMUAlMip O ÖÄ* MATTH B. SHAW PhysicUn and Surgeon Physician and Surgeon o rice Phone 10« OSlce and Realdcnce Ptione 2« Phone dfil-R OFFICE HOUBS 10 12 a. ra. — 2-4 p. m. OP F ILS HOURS lo -ia A. to. First National Bank 2 a-s & • :3 0 - 7:30 p. m. e F<2 to «3.50 per day 8AN FRANClStJO, Dec. 2__ Pleasant Environment (U N ) — Spurned by her hus- i Tempting Food , band. Whom she bad traveled across the continent to aid, Mrs. T Grace Walkup Marson has dp- parted for New York, and given WHITTLE TRANSFER up plans to help Captain Arnaldo A STORAGE CO. Marson and M N . Isabelle Keyes Burch, New York couple being Coal, Wood and Storage detained here on Man det charges. Packing, Crating and Shipping. Mrs. Marson left for New York Long Distance Hauling- h few hours after be¥ arrival Anto Freight i-TersBiaai frdta the east. The hasty' de parture was caused by a visit z Phone 117 from Marson’s attorney, who In. formed M n . Marson that her . Offioe 89 Oak S t husband refused to see her. Mrs. ■«> Burch Is Mrs. Marson'j daugh ter in la v aad eloped with Mar son to Sin Francisco, abandoning 1ST ST. OARAGE fwo children to New York. The: Boar Union Oil Station . federal grand Jury will consider Valve Refacing and Grinding Indictments in the case next fldMd*lAlRV smsu y Monday. We have Installed macil,n* r J which makes your valves op- prate perfectly. We Inspect h *N . locate tronhle free o t charge. comfort end »»re perfect ghoe style end maximum service. R. C. HANSON OS Gresham ¿statend. Ore. ourr sm u ro*» PsiRtsr sod Xteorttor. Paper Hanging — Tinting s Spedsity Estimato« Gtodly THE POWDER PUFF SH O PtS BEAV t R • (Over The. Tidings) Now Under the Dlractton «4 Eops BullivaS. Pho*T 7 CaA to for a Chat. J. W. Barr ft Sou • For Appointment Radio Service - Tubes ft Supidipo Tub«* Reactivated FEHIGED TRANSFER Phone 41« 378 B St. Drgyage, storage 'and long dist ance hauling. * 40-tf * ...... -.. . ’FSP I 1 ’ '-m e Acsredittad Training Fays T. L. POWRLL Fresh A B A 0 Bats. Pry the new UX 200-A Detector Tube • XL ELECTRIC Station GUY GOOD. Phone S2 . General Traaator * Good team and motor trucks. Good serrid» at a reasonable prhe — Phene 8«- Ri)orth aad Machine Bookkeeping Burroughs Calculator Business Office Practice SASH AND WORRH f i a n ^ i fit Phoae 1 Medford Business Obllsgs Bus Fair and Van Ness. 194-tf I , I .1 ! wry»'" w e ' '■■ ■ Newoombs For W or 4 Phono 681 O e te fiB b Big, vigorous birds, weighing Fact, and PL Btox, 180 EdQQW •»»yft M TV»r»«**»«<k R Bkox aad MIM Rede, l^oa^l over 6 ltor, e u k . U n b r e d »nd IndlvidwSHte Pedigreed from « Progeny Tested"’ Dam with 3 year reoord of «»« «gee f l a t year 271 eggs)- Only a limited nnraber left. Prices very reasonable, wita proven breeding ability. Pedl. gree furnished. to to. Wee Slabs aad 8 1-0 Tier Lde. ----- IS to, Ftoo Stab A E Tier Lde..............._....... 10 In. Sto Slab MW Ran, 1 Tier Ld................... ..... f a la. F ir Slab M ill B Lithia Leghorns 112 Nutley St. Tier Ld. ------------ S ft. F ire Place-Plank Phone 488-J Pine A F ir, » Tier Ld. * ft. Dry Ptee Sh cord •••..-•••••• ...»..• STOP (TOUGHING— VE R Y 0 coni Lde. ...t 4 ft. Dry Fir Bísí QIICMLY EFtRCtlVK fe want a few good,'bright young claps to t»ko iulos gnd do th d r own collecting. Boy« with bi- eyclen iMDferrod but not absolutely necfissniy. • — Tailor-Made Shoes W. men’s Shoes, g7.8S Men’s Shoes, STBS For the Whale Fam ily Tailor-Made Shoes are fitted to six actual toot moagara- ments In atty style— 1» the leather you like beet and to high o r low shoes xs you pr«- fsr. Now you oen enjoy toot Mrs. W. M. Barber to Charge CARRIER BOYS WANfED • Ï II ■ 'I H I I *1 HRBE AT LAST Convalescent Home Facing P ark au d L lth la - . Fountain CALL US FOR YOUR BnikUaa t eu D ». ROLAND ALLEN |0 S Pioneer Avenue Terms: • * • t 1 This id a good opportunity tor the rigid hind of boys to make n sternly weekly income. * Mto a Curtogty Jud Tunktas says he w i ishes there were a Sant« C|qus, heraus« It would be such a NH«f to have « «FI H X. I 183 Granite A M E O HAGUE I S « M á,tBoseátog thediCtailt nwtmtaof Prrthe r h ped ■w*’ s w Chocolate £argm els Ashland Homestead No. 4047 R. A. Y^—Meets In the I. O. Hi Business and Professional Mreetory ■6 m « tad- thh 1st atad 3rd Bstur- P toc m 38.’ K, * , Dr. R, L. Bunjlc; Secretary. yllltam Day._________ T with the circuit. South. H E eldest of the four children was Q°w ten; their mother F O R SALE— Barred rock cock, had been dead three yeqrs. Hqw erels of the laying strain, |3 , W.i the father had kept such p yohag street» X . Moore, R, F i D. 74-1-mo. family together was a miracle evpn M^F. Bingham, Paafor to Mm, but with the help of the »— =------- . ■» - «■»--------- R— . FR YER S— Corn and • butter^ day nursery, be bad managed very Trtatty Episcopal Church Second Street m ilk fed cockerels, three to four well. or the third CbrlsLgM now the Bev. P. K . Hammond. Vlc»r, Dee. 2.— (U N ) N EW YO1 W ill Counter. Phone IS Second Street. PtenS JtJf -President B. Johan»« f t Church them at daybreak. Then be tip- .the American league Is keeping FO R SALE — 2 OP egg Old Boulevard , is W T R , w ■ - the wires hot to an effort to Trusty Incubator, 601 chick Hot ‘ V Rev. Cha». D. Gaffney retain tor his circuit the Services 4 S I Boulevard , water brooder. Call 17F11. boose was quiet, Santa Claus en- o f several of the greatest base, * .; ’ 6-3 tered B e Ji«y kitchen aud hnoceed ball »layers e f all ttoje? Free Methodist OUhrcb ~ ed to AM the four little stockings B. M ain and Sixth Street .Not so long ago there wasn’t FOR SALE— Rhode Island Red banging In a row behind the stove. Emma R, Thompson, pastor. i Pullets. Late hatch, Rt. 1, Box Then suddenly be remembered that an. a ll star team possible without be had forgotten to bring a pfesent Baptist Chnrch 138— Geo. Helms, Ashland. 76-3* for the father of the house. How the inelusion of Ty Cphb, Tris Hargadlne and F irst Streets. Speaker and Eddie Collins in the disappointed «>« little gM S would Mtetata ff. Woodworth, Pastor, Itoe-up. W ith in a few weeks be to have th rir father overlooked Oak Street MISCELLANEOUS Hke this I Why, they would think all three have lopt or given up he’s not been good! Rot tt was ’ heir jobs aa managers of Amer FO R S A L E —W . T. Blackwell*»’ too ldte, now, to get him hsything. toga league'teaiu8- To make mat- services, buildipg, repairing, Nothing could be done, quiet te rj worse from Johnson’s point Shortly* after the painting, tinting and . c e m e n t into qf fle w , twp former popular ot&e again, the llttfe work- Phone 369-L. |7 -I-m o . R ecking stay» of the ypungef circuit have the kitchen and h Ledge Np. I. O. • oth- stoned to mabage clubs in the package In It O. F^— Meets In the J. O. O. F. with a pa ‘ into a saucepan put thyee cup fqr Riosths si saved hall every Thursday. Noble Fqr . ful« of granulated sugar, add two am-* <3 j net National league. nnles so that rand, M r. H aulw ood Vice i cupfuls cold water and beN until her pennies Of the seven big leagqc man to ahis mas came aghfn she rand, H . • 3. W alcott; Re sugar spins thread from tip of fork to p lay S an ta Claus to daddy. agers who have been fired or re cording Secretary, C. E. Hoop dipped Into It. Into tMs sirup stir “ttbw surprised *a* happy he will a : ed slAce the 1926 seeson clos- er. a good-slied coconut, grated—the be,” h/r she thought, »» she crsgt back five werp under Johnson’s yoom,- Sr «pared dry oóconut does npt am to Hope Rebekah Lodge No. 14 Jurisdiction. ' • swsr the’ purpose quite as w e ll- <& 1 9 « , Westara »«pa»«r Un lion.) — Meet« 1« the I. O. O. F . hall take saucepan at one? from tire Georgp Staler, deposed as man dn the >nd and 4th Tuesdays. and t u n contents into bdwl or sot Noble fohle Grand, Mrs. May Bib; ager of the St. Louis Browns, ; saupepan where candy wilt feel Secretary, Recordtog probably w ill not leave toe lea quickly. Whan cool enough to E t o r if e e d .__________________ Burning th e Y ule Log gue as a player, and it Is equal handle make Into balls with the The burning of the Tule Jog at ly probable that be will, play ’ tìnger», roll In powderefUsugar and Ashland Ledge No. »44, tt Christmas time, to-ports of Eng P. O. E.— Meets la toe JBlks wrap In waxed paper. land and the continent, U a sur first base for Phil Ball’s club Temple every Saturday. Exalt vival from an nnclent festival un- next year, ed Ruler, James BoWers Sec nuplly held among the northern na Relieved of his managerial retary, Ed Thgrnton. tions to Celehrata top return of the duties, Sigtor has few peers as a sun after the winter solstice (De first basemap, and now that Iv y Camp Nd.. as»3, Royal cember 21). The YuTO log Is Neighbors. — Meets In the thought to taring good fortune, and Mack has rtd the Athletes of a Mooee h ä» OO the 1M and Srd frequently part of It Is saved to r a il "white elephant" In Bud M o n d a y x ;. O rjscle, Mr», A- A- light the new One la the following Houser and acquired a real first Madden; Recorder, Mrs. Alice year. The Italians regard the sgjikta' mtn°rs there Is Turper. < y charred Id le I t o fri a pteventive jood of the Brown’s iiftle against Ughtelag. ’ Yirte” Is nn old Ashland Lodge No. 117, K. woodbine Chylptmas, gad Is stm so -mmjhr used provlncttby. TTrntornMn1 f> S rrti Stone Church, Fifth and Mai B .W Saved to Buy Cl Present for Her Di Idy J3- C. Cross and family of Lahs- tord, S. p., was one of the far distant visitors this week, going aUagiance J CALL AT THE TIDINGS Hero is tne M mm Cord ......... — 8 Cord L d . __ reason wby. w ith o u t opiates or chloroform, F o ley 's Honey and Dar Compound ¡•tops cougjm w q«lckiy and heals the (llrireaalng cause. Because It combine« th« curative virtues of pure Pine Tar and other healing In gred ien t», together with the mollifying, demulcent effect of clea r frdBb Hafi«p— a valuable oomblnatipq. Coughs and throat irritation», bronchial and ’¡flu” roughs, croup (spasmodic) and troublesome night coughs are quickly controlled by Foley’s Honey and T»r. The name telle the story. Aafc lor tt. Sold every, where. One Block E art < Law conaldera evnrythl before it considers hui When lore stand» min. ginning to alide d< Heck 1» worth