* m g o to e.'rd lh n ’v g b R the cm ap
[ of trees, but I -huew th a t h e w as
DR.' W.*J. CRAlÓMELli
there w atching 'me and I o n ly had
TMahhfta M j a m y o u r M U To;»
"king, and con tinu ed m y journep.
? ia « »bat
I h a re often
M t th a t fee ♦<> fofioirtng « a d
w atching m e, and store enough
I- FOR' rewt — One two, 4
r ^grnlshed, apjjri^ent, «Oft I
I
P h ysicien and Surgeon-
B ye, Bar, N ose and Throat.
Office P b o itt « •
IBwt NaUQn/4 BapK W ^ I n g
U S ’Î T
apartment ¿tone id, 180 HL
' Pitone «73-T.' • >■:
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;
in sid e, 4 top- p n < jun^« r n * 1 W f t
y a ln ee o a tln g , w ire front. C apac
ity , 8 d o es,;« » « , A shland St.
V
T\ : . V / ; ?
. a a s .e e
•VACANT TODAY— Nice i con-
VôrftAxJt th r ee room apartm ent,
d ow n stairs, garage, o n e-h a lf Woçk
from scores, 31 8. 2nd St. 104-tf
Granite. Reasonable terms. 84Hf
’ HAMAMRR T R A N SF E R a d d
Stortog» Co. ottico at residence.
-Would he P W m ipe.-
Noir th a t I. know that you are
back '-again, Grhy) P hantom , and
th a t' hre- w ill t r a v e l' th e w hite,
m o o n lit trails o f Ga^wae to g eth er,
and, k eep eacfei o th e r com pany;
and if on e o f us w ea k en s and
‘faUs, the law. o t -ypur land shall
ru le? ,to th e » l i n g e r belap gs the
___ j_____ ,____
oom m unicate w ith E n sig n p e e
C ounter L eghorn F arm , A sh
?, f t th e 8a)vation A rm y nt th e lan d , Ore., for h igh grad e, vig o r
W h ite S h ield H om e, 595 ftoy- o u s b reeding -cockerels. Order
; ' faSr A ve;,' P ortlan d, O regon.
now.
,
88-tf-
FQUNDe—1987 licen se platee,
: W EL L DRIL1.1NG ,
O w ner can h ave sam e, by ca llin g
WOOD— Dry thipk Mansenita
o n D aniel P ayn e, A shland R ealty
R. C. V oohataer, d eep
ffp lt w ood. Tavernor. P h o n e l7 F 3 .
and paying for thia ad.
d rifting. T alen t, >Ouo. P h o n e ' 365-
; s
io o -io *
J - l. E stim a tes given on w ater
FO R BALK— L ight sp rin g rig
sy stem s. .
, '
lOih-f-m o.«
and orchard cu ltiv a to r cheap.
M ake o ffer. A ddress, T. L. Tay-
'
89-1-m p.«
Lodge Directory
A shland L od ge N o. 8 8 , A. F.
A A . M-— M eets in th e M asonic
ball every 2nd T hursday. Mast
er, Dr. R. L. B u sd lc; Secretary,
W illiam Day.
S isk iyou C hapter N o. E l. R-
A. M^—M eets to th e Maspnic
hall every 3rd Thursday, H igh
P riest, cáyd» A. Malone;
retary, W illiam D ay.
*
A sh lan d L od ge No. dB, L O.
O. V, — M eets in th e I. O. O. F .
h a il every T hursday.
N oble
Grand, Mr. H a sel w ood
V ico-
Grand. H. J . W alceM ; R e
cord in g Secretary, <3. B. H oop -
M
to-
T— Meets in .the Masonic haH
on the 1st and 3rd Wednes
days. Em. Commander, D. R .
Jackson; Recordar, William
H llah T em p le A . A . O . N. M.
S.— M eets h i th e M asonic hall
a v o ir l e t F riday. Illu striou s
P oten tate, F . D. W agner; R e
corder, W illiam 'Day.
A ) |h a C hap ter No. 1, O. E.
ff— Meet» Ito the M asonic kkll
sn th e 1st and 3rd T uesdays.
W orthy M atron, Mrs. N ellie
P eters; S ecretary, Mrs. Leah
N. C aldw ell.
B u lelm a T em ple, D augbtere
e f T h e N ile— M eets in th e Ma
son ic h all every 2nd Saturday,
M eets a lter n a tely at Medford,
A shland and G rants Paas. Prln-
oess T lrsah, L orena M cNait;
P rincess Z u leik s, Grace M a
lone.
A shland O a p t e r DeM oday—
M eets In th e M asonic h a ll on
the 2nd
and 4th
Mondays.
Marter
C ounsellor,
M iltos
F ran k lin ; Senior Counsellor,
R oland P arks.
* A sh lan d L od ge N o. 8 4 4 . B .
P. O. E — M eets In th e E lk s
T em p le ev ery Saturday. E x a lt
ed R u ler, Jam es R o w a n Sec
retary, Ed T hornton.
Iv y Camp N o. 8 8 9 8 , R oyal
N eighbors. — M eets In th e
M oose b all o n th e l e t and 3rd
M ondays:
O racle, Mrs. A . A .
Madded; R ecorder, Mrs. A lice
th r n e r . '
‘
A shland L o d g e N o. 1 1 » . R .
of P^—M eets in th e I. O. O. F.
hall on 1 st and 3rd F ridays.
C hancellor C om m ander, M il
lard Dpnn"
,
B n rn sld e R e lie f Corps, No.
fed— M eets in th e L O. O. F.
V ali no th e 1 st and 3rd Satur
d ays. a t 9 p. m.
P resid en t,
Mrs. A llee T urnef;- Secretary,
Mrs. 8. A. P eters, Sr.
A sh lan d H om estead N o. 4 0 0 7
R. A. V — M eets In th e I. O.
O. F. halUòfe t h e 2nd and 4th
Mohdays. '
F ratern al B rotherhood— 1st
»nd 3rd T hursdays,* a t th e
M oose H all.
TTicaophical L od ge
Meet's each Monday n ight, 7 :3 0
at Library.
A m ericah L egion A uxiliary
—-1*3 M ondays, In the P ion eer
h all on W inburn Wfey. Mrs. Q.
E. Shinn, secretary. Addrees
174 Oak St. o f Phon« 184.
A corn C ircle No. B4, N eigh-
bore o f th e W oodcraft.— M eets
in th e I. O. O. F . h all on the
1st and 3rd M ondays. Ouard-
ian N eigh b or, Mrs. W . G. P res
co tt; Clerk, Mrs. "Wm. S ts« -
FO R HALE— W ood at 4 1 2 per
cord, black oak. B ody fir, « 10.50
cord. S aw ing Included, 12 in.
oak , «4 tier , 16 in. « 4 .5 0 tier,
■body fir. « 3 .6 0 and «4. P hon e
,196-R or ea ll 939 B St, L. A.
D ecker.
191-1 m o.*
iC on ttnn ed From P a g e F our)
th o u g h t, “One o f C aesay’s ow n."
H ow lik e th e ste e l arm or that
gray co a l w as, sm ooth and bur
n ished as ju st from t h e polish. H e
sensed S om eth in g’ w rong
and
stopped, jsjvaycd th a t gray m u s
se l in-,a qhadraht and saw me.
W ith in th e li m e o f o n e-h a lf the
Uoand o f thè tiek o f a w atch he
sprung. T h e m o rsm en t w as lik e
t h e rele a se o f a stee l sprlhg from
its cthfnp, not a cfa u ch , n ot a
0. ELLYSON SHINN
P resbyterian Church
N. Main a n d H aim an S tr e e ts
H ugh T. M itchelroore, P astor,
132 N, Main a t . P h o n e 491-L.
- L utheran Church '
Services in AdvenMfei Church,
Fourth a n d C St. H . H. Y oung,
P astor, 638 Boulevard.
- F fret Cîinrch o f C hrist
Si lantiot d e a th P io n eer A ve.
:Mrs. W illiam A itk en , F irst
R eader,- 188 S. P ion eer. P hone
448-L.
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,
’ F E M R t e E n cam p m ent Ko.
1 0 — M eets In th e I. O. O. F.
h ell on th e 1 st and 3rd Tues-
ia y s. C. B. H ooper, Scribe.
B and Second Streets.;
V. K. A llison , Phstor,'
430' B ou levard
T a LKINQ ABOUT Hifi MYtfrefll
' PlRSOM WHO
THAT 2 »
' AND TUUNEO IT OVffto Tto THE
t to»U<M -ME« WHAT L dA U .
X -
XQCMOlMt^AP
ranno
Chrtrtiah Chnrch
C atholic Church
Sixth and C S treets
The Rev. F a th er, J . A. Carmody
Sixth and C S treets. Photos 106
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VCS,O4fie<HNMM0
V o THINK KB WA6
<
Phyaiciaa « a i SorgeoB
Dentist
Office Phone 1S1
Ree. Phone 184
Ings by A ppointm ent
DR. . l ROLAND
ALLIN
ì
i t i *
n. Convalescent
, Home
Physician and Sttgaaa
Mns. W , M. Barber In Charge
Í > I i l
WHITTLE TRANSFER
A
STORAGE CO.
- I !
■ '
I
C oal, W ood arid S torage
I infection of Volland plays a ma-
Packing, Grating and Shipping.
Long D istance H auling.
| Jor role in children, and that th e
adult disease is an expression of
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•ran
» ( v l vtu
11 i/\dn
v> IX • / -
IH ncom « Contracted
The majority of cases, of, tuber
culosis contract the d i s e a s e
" through “contact.” Contact ln-
1 fection is a general and conven
Oregon’s apple crop fefr 1926
ient term; it implies the rather
estim ated at 5,100,000 boxes,
quick transference of fresh infec-
with 5,021 cars shipped up.-to
1 tion in which the bacilli pass from
Dec. 11.
->
1 one individual to the other in a
brief space of time and through
Eugene -—Broadcasting station
[ a. short distance. Contact |infec-
poened here, to use University
- lion, may be either direct or indl-
o f Oregon liaient.
1 reA l through dust, through bacil
li in the air, or through contamln-
1 ated food, through soiled fingers
1 or object; through sputum smear
ed surfaces, as well as In numer
ous other ways. The Infections
transferred through kissing, pen
cils, pipes, toyB, cups, and other
Deal promptly with a cold. Use the
objects all come under the con
most efficient, most complete help.
venient
category of “contacts.”.
That is H IL L’S. It is so ideal that
Even infection through droplets
we paid «1.000,000 fo r i t HILL'S
stops the cold in 24 hours, checks the
is included in the present - day
fever, opens the bowels, tones the en
Best Opinion
conception of the contact infec
tire system. Millions now employ i t
According to the best medical tion. The term is a practical one,
Start it today.
opinion, every child at birth has and implies close association,
a clean bill of health. After a though not necessarily actual
year, it becomes a quadruped and contact, between the sick and
on all fours, so that it comes in well. Yiewed in thif sense, tu
close contact with sputum on the berculosis is a house disease or
floor. Soon it drinks cow ’s milk, a family disease. With .this con
much ot which contains tubercle ception it makes lfttle practical
Church
bacilli. As the child grows, it difference whether the infection
F our
continues in close contact with enters the body through the res
P. C.
row sputum in the dust and dirt piratory tract or the digestive
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of floors, streets, gutters and sur tube. Either or both would be
F u ll G ospel T em ple
B oulevard
faces, so that it soon “eats its j possible In regarding the disease
J . S. Murphy, P astor
peck of dirt.” At school, at play as “contagious" In the sense of,
*
and at home the indigestion offal contact infection.
P en teco sta l Church
and filth of a ll kinds is repeated.
Largo Percentage
he C hurch, F ifth and Main
streets
The contact between child and
Dr. II. O-. Lanfpson In his
E. F . B ingh am , P astor
child, and between child and adult "Studies on the Spread of T u-
is Intimate, and of such a nature berculosls In Five Counties of-
T rin ity E p iscopal Church
as to favor the spread of infec Minnesota" came to th e conclu-
Second Street
tion. The child at play, at mar
Rev. P. K. H am m ond, Vicar,
•2 Second S treet. P h o n e 110
bles
at ball, at hoop rolling, at
top spinning, at rope skipping and
C ongregational Church
in scores of other ways cannot
B ou levard '
help getting on its hands the spu
R ev. Chaa. D. Gaffney
*469 Boulevard
tum »of others. Children have no
tahrerertt sense of cleanllhess.
Methodist Church
11 - » I ,
Office P hon«
P ractical N ursing
T erm s: 83 to 8 8 .5 0 per day
Good Cheer, G o°d Care, Good
F ood— Our slogan.
"Sequoia glgantea" is the botanist's name, hut m OMfombirs it 4 the
'General Grant tree*'—a tree that would top the national
-by a
comfortable margin, as the pictured compari.ioh shown phdx- its branches,
California win hold a unique Christmas celebration, with CavM Etarr
Jordan as the principal e|M.-ulter. A message frpm President Cochdre wEi
hs read. The "General Grant tree" la 2«4 feet bigfc and
f o t it» cir
cumference at the hawi It was growing long Le.fcre ChrUX
bom.
i. :
IBS G ranite Btrect
F acing Park and L ithia
« 1 ■ <, , , F ountain
> , ,
Auto Freight Torm tel
Phono 117
Office 89 Oak St.
18B-J
;
■ ■ R esid en ce P h on e 188-L
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;
0W JÇB BOCAS
.MF.
lp -,ia A. M.
'-
M.
FhWt N ation al - R t e w u t e - w
Bailor-Made Shoes are fitted
to six! actu al toot m easu re
m ents in an y s t y le —In tk«
leath er yon lik e
and to»
high or. lo w sh oes a s 'y o u y r e .
.tor. Now y p n .c a n s o jo y fo o t
comfort and have perfect shoe
sty le and m axim um servlos.
H . C. HANSON
THE POWDER PUFF
1ST ST. GARAGE
BEAUTÉ
R ear U nion Oil Station
V alve D efacin g and G rinding
n Specialty
Wa h a te Installed rtaChitlery
which m akee y e t » “V h l W op-
era ten p erfectly ,
. .!•
W e Inspect cprs, locate trouble
fre e o f eharge.
Colds
Call In for a Chat.
•
SHOPPE
(O ver The T idin gs)
U nder th e D irection Ot
R ose Sullivan.
F o r A p p o in tm e n t
JT. W. Barr & Bon
He fiMci—te wire
Accredited
Good team and m otor tracks;
Good service s t * reasonable
price — Phono IS .
»
JORDANS SASH AND
C A BIN ET WORKS
Corner H olm an pnd Yan N
Phone | « l . ; I ,
19
iH o u io r u B u s i n e s s v o o e g e
E. M ala and S ixth S treet
Em m a E . T hom pson, Pastor.
LITHIA
LEGHORNS
Trgpneeted and Individually
P edigreed
•
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1
111 vvl
8,
. A. B E B T F R E E M A N ,
113 NU tley St__ Phono 456-J
GOLF LESSONS
Learn to p lay G olf th is w inter
and be fea d y for th e opening
of th e A shland course this
spring-
L et Me Teach Yon
H argadine and F jrst Streets.
M yron S. iW p o d V efth , Pastor,
Oak S treet
B ILLY HELKIHK
In r tr a c te r ,;
'
' M t e t F 4X- ,-7
TdEBta BtoQto.wri
uve*? o t» e e « v
vrteeer ano Move o
. AWAV— WHAT
( CR801T tooes f
vcll , anyhow ; he
HAO TH< SATlSFAtfnfl
, OF B«(NQ KbWeST
'.Pi, («iti
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V
9 »UH
.4 ... .«R
A shland GeK (J o b
p tu dlo, 131 E. Main
OH VEAH-fîGY,
B 'u e v e . mg , ir-x
EveR pound ntf.T
MUCH Douas .t
V.'OÜUhhCr WORK
NOTICE TQ CREDITORS
N otice is hereby given that the
und ersigned h as been appointed
A dm inistrator w ith the W ill An-'
uexed O f'th e » s ta te o f J o in K.
MoClarsn, deeefened, and a ll per-
sen« h avin g clAhqs a gain ft said
E sta te are required , to «»resent
them , d u ly verified, and w i t h
proper, vou ch ers, w ithin • m onths
frort th e date toereok to th e u t e r «
signed: at the C ltiien s Bank o t
A shland. Oregbn.
D ated Decem ber 13th. 1926.
,
■ k -
n
O.'Wf ROBERTSON,
AdaMtotetedtOr With th4 ' Will
, Anneted o t the Estate o f Johta
K. M cClarea, deceased.
SUBSCRIBE FOR TRR «D IN G S
|*ii u
Newcomb« For Wood
. Phono 6SÍ,
C hoice H atching E ggs
Mom and Pop
GBtMMiz.PoP, eveuvtotoW «
H a te s
A.
Church Directory
M ethodist E p iscopal Cktarcto
N. Main and L aurel streets.
H. F. P em berton, R astor, 117
Laurel street. P hon e 87.
* A sh lan u CAmp No: 3 4 8 , W :
d . W — M eets In th e I. O, O.. F.
ia t i on »he 2nd and 4th Mon
days. t e k . - J . - R c W ick; CtoB-
G k A . R — 2nd and 4th Sat.
tach m onth. A rm ory, 2 p, m.
V isitors W elcom e. G. O. "»sa
datta, Com m ander.
Moscow Medical School are wom
en. Medicine has developed into
one of the most attractive fields
for women enjoying their aew
freedom.
In many cases, women physi
cians have returned to their old
villages after acquiring a medical
training and have engaged in
practice there. The power of the
untrained heaters la rural parts
of Rnssia Is still great, though the
. tort
Dr. Charte
on e n g in e and sk is.
, I j • j
* F O B "4iAIiI6— M anzanita wood,
W ehther. partly clou d y, fo g at
A , B. P k f k / m
L iberty. P hon e tim es, w ind w est; snow fa il since
S fc
?
, • . i 102-8
la st ob servation 1.90 in ., perc«P<-
' DAVli>SON*8‘T R A N SF E R dry tation , 11 in ., depth o f sn ow , 10
In. Temp. H. 28, L. 20, R. 8, M.
w ood for sa le. R esidence 55 3rd
24
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S t. , P h o n e 311. »
99-1-m o.*
Good morning For it is one
' IF, YOU W ANT a go o d hom e
fnqnire a t Brow n A ìlic e , 83 N.
Main. .
0 3 -tf RUSK WOMEN OUTNUM BER
MALE MEDkCAL HTUH e NTS
F O B SA L E — C ook and h eatin g
stoveei 5S to «23. ' E agle Brass
moscow ,
(U P )— six ty Am
Fow adry, l4 o O berlin St. 8 0 -lm * c e n t of nil the students in the
FOR SALK— Five r a s a house 194 Jtaflih Maito. Phone 4lff.
9100b.
Seven
room.' '«8C«9.
, *
•
1 , 77-<f
Largo let, two blocks west . Nhr-
Tvs** W
nui. Others. Phone 458-J. ‘ " ART <RRb IN TR O U B U B— Ma> l _ ------. ; «J 1 .
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E m , NoMJUid J g n o t
i » sha W / q
» y s^ r fa n ,a ^ d S n r g e e n
• J
1 0 8 -p fo a ee r A ve
. . . . j Office B e r n : IO - Iff and 1 . 5
O ffice and R esident P hone 28 j
Office H our»
. ¡
10 , 1 1 ». h. » I 1 » . m . H i l f
- . 8 : 3 0 - 7 :8 0 p. m.
. .
SifcAJd. BBAtKO ROOMS—J
* FÒ R SALE— VlctrotS" and 83
fe w m orn choice warm ' ’ steam.
FOR.. KENT— Attractive fur heated ’ Wohn' «t -■ permanent records, f 40. 470 AÍUso* S t.
H ere i n t o you , Gray P hantom ,
nished fiat, close la, largo living ratee. Hotel Ashland.
-/> •-
t - ♦
io a -8 *
' ffW-if *
may, the sp irit w ithin you ever
room, smooth top gas stove and
ÈWt — S leep in g ródm
FOR S A L »— Trunk, spare bed roam the enow clad m oun tains of
Water heater, with or without
th is m ystic land-
.
' X/
87S Bird . . , , IOS-3* and sprin gs, 2 IP 1-J G ranite.
garage. CAM 185, P t o e w r r t
W o r t, sh oveled sn o w / Wdrhed
» /
« ï i -
1Ö2-3-*
PhoWto 194J.
M -tT
FOB AUSVT - . 4<oem aparv
■MPt, furaaoq heated. furnished
WMiNTBD*eW asMng i
rapd. cl«0R in. Chwttto ,«1< Marge- m y hpme.' J WU1 ca ll ap
care
, S»-tf Ádjdresk^ O, X -
w w y d lb
E ye,
fi
’when ! returned fegalto hU tftoteks
FOB R B irm -S room fun
j f
To C uro »
CoM nS
O neD^yä