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Itœal s Personal flotes
Able to sit Up—
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Edwin Dunn of the Nell creek
district, who has been seriously 111
With pneumonia, is now able to
sit up.
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Carkin Goes to Salem—
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, ' Mrs. A . R. Gregory, mother of
Mrs. O. H . Teo on Oak street,
.who was injured is a fall recently
is reported to be much better to­
day.
Left for Han D ieg o
M r. and Mrs. H. S. Sanford and
Mrs. Don W hitney and two child­
ren, Patsy and Marietta, le ft last
evening for Sap Diego, Cal., where
they expect to remain for the next
two months.
Real chicken Tamale*. served,
L et the U N IO N write your full
S»c. To take home, 35c. The
P la n .
l« « -tf coverage automobile insurance.
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Too, of course.
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Dickey’s orchestra at W alkerY
C liff Payne makes benches.
hall, Medford tonight.’
Miss Lucille Butler, who has
been spending the past tew days
In Portland, Ore., looking after
business affairs, returned to this
city this morning. Miss Butler is
employed at the'local Telephone
and Telegraph office.
W ill Not Be
Mrs. Henry Reid, who has been
spending the peat tew weeks in
Oakland and San Francisco, visit
ing at the home of her -daughter,
Mrs. Ernest Royce, is not expected
to return to Ashland for some
time.
Have yon heard ItT The new.
Canterbury Box candy sale at
the P la n . ’
106-tf $95 Orthophonie Vlctrola-—The
Rose.
Typewriters for rent— Elhart's.
Suit prices slashed half In two
at Paulsernd’S'.
Talent V isitor—
W . A. Childers, who runs the
meat market at Taljant, ,waa a Returned from Idaho F alls—
H. D. M cNair of the Park
visitor In Ashland yesterday shop­
ping and lookinfc? a fte r business garage, returned recently from
affairs. / . ___, y;
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Idaho Falls, where he was called
by the serious nines« of ’ his
mother.
Royal Coal, H et and
Carson-Fowler I^hr. Ce.
Plano Instruction, Mrs. H . S.
Sale on Recorda, 3 for 11.— Atkins. Beginners preferred. Tel.
441-J.
109-1-mo.
E lhart’s.
* City Attorney John H. Carkin
of Medford, who is to be the
speaker of the house at the com­
ing session
of the legislature,
which convenes January 10, left
Wednesday evening for Salem to
take up matters preliminary to
the convening and organisation of
the legislative body.
From Wee d
Miss Jessie Baker .of Weed, Cal.,
is spending a few days in thia
city visiting with friends. Mias
Baker ia well known in Ashland,
having attended the Ashland high
school.
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Business Trip to Dunsm uir—
W ilbur Chapman and Barton
Frulan made a business trip to
Dunsmuir today. They expect to
return toqlght on train No. 16.
Principal Corthell I l l -
Principal Corthell of the Wash­
ington grade school was ill on
Tuesday and was unable to attend
his classes.
P ro m D u n s m u i r -
Carl Smith, who Is employed by
the Southern Pacific company at
Dunsmuir, Cal., was in Ashland
yesterday visiting with friends.
Mr. Smith was a former resident
of Ashland.
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Ije a v e f o r Salem — -
J. H. Fuller, secretary of the
local chamber of commerce, and
W illiam M. Briggs, city attorney,
left this morning for Salem, Ore,,
where they w ill attend the legis­
P ro m G ra n ts P a n - —
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lature, which convenes January
Stanton Rowell, of the Rowell
Dixie Ambler, dancing instruc­ Music House In Grants Pass, was 10.
tor from Medford, made a trip to a business visitor in Ashland yes­
W ill Teach School—
this city yesterday, to give lessons terday.
Miss Smith, daughter o f W . 8.
to Sbveral ioiul children.
Smith of this city, left today for
At the Oregon H o t e l -
Klamath Falls, where she has re­
A dandy plate lunch Including
George Faust and R. V. Goan
ceived
an appointment to teach
coffee every noon-, and night, 35c. o f Grangeville, Idaho t a d O.
school
In a nearby town.
A t the Plaña.
10<*it^Sa&tette of Milton, O re . are
among those who stopped at the
Left Yesterday Morni ng ■
Stationery Bargains this week Oregon Hotel yesterday.
Jack Snyder and Jimmy F alr-
— Elhart's.
banks, of thia city, left yesterday
Captain Hale H<
morning for the south. They had
A t the Ashland Hotel—
Bot
decided definitely where they
Captain
A.
B.
H
ale,
of
the
M r. and Mrs. E. V . Mason of
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8eattle, W n.. Mrs. L. F . Boyd and United States Marine Corps, sta­ would locate. , -.
tioned
at
San
Francisco,
made
a
Frank Bigelow, of Anburn, W n.,
and Frank Peterson o f Montana, tour of inspection up as fa r as GIRLS W IT H BOBS OUSTED
FROM A L P IN E V IL L A G E
are among those who registered Ashland. He is vqry well pleased
with
the
work
of
the
marines
and
at the Ashland Hotel today.
M UN IC H , Germany, (U P ) —
the way matters are being handl­
Word has reached here of a min-,
Havu your furniture repaired ed. M r. Hale is also pleased with iature peasant uprising against
-•finished a t Jordan’s Sash Ashland and* stated that he hoped bobbed hair. Two young Vien­
wad Cabinet works. 7
77-tf to return to this city In the near
nese women, accompanied by their
future.
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husbands, arrived in the alpine
. Fouw-a-mlnt. the Chewing Lax-
village
of Lungau and, tired after
Registered Cars Here —
-etlvf. 35c.— McNair Bran
a long tramp, removed their hats.
The following peaplq are among Shocked villagers observed that
-Htaadard Oil Man
the tourists whd reggitered their their heads ware bobbed.
! v Ç. E. Barnes.-Standard D ll man
pars at the local. Chamber of Com­
Turning in an emergency fire-
from Roaabnrg.'Ora., is in Ash- merce yesterday afternoon: H er­
alarm. one of. the local citisens
Jand todky Inspecting the equlp- man Reynolds ? f Jjpa Angeles.
hastily summoned
the village
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Cal., Hugo C. Johnson of San greybeards to a conference. The
Francisco, Cal., and M . E. OJert- meeting promptly decided that the
foeutz
to loan on son of San Francisco. ’
two Viepneae alpinists must he
Phone 11. Teo. of
deported ffqta Lungau. Despite
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Senator George W . Dunn of rain and chill darkness, the bob­
Granite street left thts morning bed haired wenien were routed
Listanne Tooth Paste, large for Salem, Ore., where he will
ont of the In n at night and forced
tuba l'te .— McNair Bros.
attend the legislature, which con­ to leave the precincts by a crowd
, i
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venes January 10.
of Indignant villagers.
The innkeeper who had given
J.
W ing of Hornbrook, Cal., Rusiaeaa Trip to Medford—
shelter to these “ disreputable”
formerly of this city, was a visitor
H. C. Galey, local real estate gnesta was warned never to dis­
in Ashlbad yesterday.
man, made a buslneea trip to grace the village again by harbor­
Medford yesterday.
ing bobbed-haired strangers un­
Apples are gutting scarce, but
der hie roof.-
we still have a good assortment at Visitors from Klamath F a l l s -
SOe, 71c, and |1.0 0 pur box.
Charles B. House and wife
F. A Pro. Asan.
105-0 Klam ath Falls were visitors
thia city yesterday.
— N R a . Loa Angeles Bureau
"Samples? Sorry?” say the H onor­
able John Dewar (upper photo) and
Baron Bernard de Precourt. Europe's
liquor kings, to inquisitive acquain­
tance« m America. Both landed in
Loe Angeles recently tor a (bur 9 t -
the U S Dewar la a producer or
Scotch whisky, the baron of France's
benedlctine.
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TODAY ONLY
“Hands Across the Border”
WITH FRED THOMPSON
Also a Comedy and “Snowed In”
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TOMORROW AND MONDAY
Our rough dry laundry
service is used and ap­
preciated by many Ash­
land housewives.
All pieces are returned
clean and fresh, with the
flat pieces ironed and the
rest ready for the iron.
We call for your laundry
any time and deliver it
when promised.
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tory where to gain the beat re­
sults In your behalf we urge,
that all criticism be suspended
and that every Individual In Ash­
land lend as his fu ll support in
carrying out the large program
for which yon .elected ua.
Respectfully Submitted,
Mayor and Council.
W e are starting one of the
greatest years in Ashland’s his-
Winter
Reconditioning
Special Rates On
Grinding Valves
General Motor Overhaul
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'Relining Brakes
Transmission Overhaul
Differential Overhaul
Car Greasing
The
Automotive Shop
Chevrolet Dealers
SEE THE SMOOTHEST
CHEVROLET
Breakfast At The
Plaza
We Are Open In The Morning
From, Page One)
Now At 6:30
Fuller Paints
Remember Our 85c Chicken Dinner
for
All Day Sunday
J. O. RIGG
LITHIA SPRINGS GARAGE
We Make a Specialty Of
Washing, greasing.
Storage $4 Per Month
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COAL
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COAL
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The mines are turning out the clean­
est and best grade coal this season
that we have ever known, ’
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SPRINGS GARAGE
Let us solve your prob­
lems in
Our Spring Canyon Fancy Lump Utah Coal can­
not be beat at $16.00 per Ton Delivered.
Housewiring
For Quality and Purity Always Ask
Estimates and informa­
tion furnished at your re­
quest.
Many suggestions for
XL ELECTRIC
Station
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GUY GOOD
Phone 82
for
Ashland Creamery
BUTTER
Pure, sweet milk is essential to the health of your
growing children.
PHONE 413-Y.
USED CAR SALE
CARTER’S DAIRY
We Deliver Morning and Evening
FORD TOURINGS,
00UFE8, AND
TUDORS*
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$28, $78, $118, $188,
$178, $200, $226
Let us demonstrate them
to you.
Claycomb Motor
Co.
Ford Garage
Phone 60
The famous Peacock Rock Springs Lump is better
than ever, free from dust and dirt and burns clean,
no clinkers lees ashes. Price $16.00 Ton.
Prompt Delivery •
WHITTLE
TRANSFER
CO.
Protect Your Kiddies
LET US SUPPLY YOUR MILK
Co.
There’« a high note of-drama—a deep note of pathos—«
harmony of humor and a symphony of action in Synco-
patiagSne.
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council and has done a lot of use­
ful work the last six months of
the year. He has shown special
aptitude in gathering (data and
working up reports, is at present
in good standing with
retiring
mayor anh council and w ith con­
sisting engineers. Henry
and
D illard.
M r, Malone hold« a
state license without which under
our Oregon laws no one can quali­
fy as city electrician of onr class.
Mr. Malone fully understands that
he is now appointed to only one
department, that of city electric­
ian, to which he pledges his loy­
alty and entire time.
Thè mayor and council take
this means of informing the pub­
lic that all council committee
appointments have been made
with reference to special fitness
and congenial occupation for each
the» council is enthusiastically
commltteed to close cooperation
w ith
the various department
heads and each committee as­
sumes an added responsibility for
its particular department which
gives confidence for prompt con­
firm ation
of all appointments
above, even the debatable ones.
The council has unlimited pow­
er to promptly terminate any of
the above appointments if same
dó not prove to be aatiafactory.
Varnishes
JUST PHONE
Laundry
McNabb Named
Police Head
th e entire nine weeks since elec­
tion as a result of which the ap-
pointsmonts have been made after
and
im partially weighing the merits
gnd demirlts of each.
A new reason for the popular­
The only two of the appolnt-
ity of Balloon tires was given to-Jments which were much in con-
A paint and varnish
day by M r. Claycomb of the Clay- tention are-C hief of Police and
v every need
comb Motor Co., Ashland F ire ­ City Electrclan.
stone Dealer«, who declared that
Regarding Chief McNabb who
women motorists are, to a great has a splendid
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service
m record of
extent, responsible for the e v e r nearly four years at Ashland, and
Beet
widening demand for thia new who has kept this city aad the
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type of equipment.
surrounding mountain region very
“The fa ir sex,”, he pointed out,
has had a big influence on the
refinements and. improvements
made to motor cara and their
Judgment la always taken into
consideration by car manufactur­
One-half Block from Center of City
ers before new models are brought
out.
“Never before, however, has the
influence of the women been felt
n the tire industry to a marked
degree until the development of
the Baloon tire. Women have a l­
Free Crankcase Service
ways been quick to take advant-
Prioed
Ashland
T R E E S CURE D ISEASE
IN P A L E S T IN E COLONIES
, N EW YORK, Jan. 8.— (United
Press)— Newly planted trees sav-
ed the Holy Land this year over
$1,000,000 in doctor bills, ac­
cording to reports received here
by the Zionist Organfkation.
These reports indicate an en­
ormous drop in m alaria in the
sections of Palestine - where a f­
forestation work has been pur­
sued. One of the Jewish col­
onies, Chedara, form erly a "m a­
laria hole” which some years ago,
was on the verge of being aband­
oned on account o'f the heavy
malaria m ortality, is now a th riv­
ing, populous settlement as the
result of the planting of large
numbers
of
eucalyptus trees,
which by their large absorption
Of moisture, have dried up the
marshes, where the mosquitoes
carries of the m alaria Infection
breed.
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free of crime and the harboring
o f criminals in cooperation with
the state and county officers, who
ia in high favor with ail onr edu­
cational and clvie organisations
because of his watchful care over
and splendid results w ith our boys
and girls, whose office record is
excellent, and whose personal
courage and honesty have never
been In question so fa r as we
know, against a ll of these good
qualities we admit aro^ ranged
some minor objections largely
concerning the chiefs personal
bearing toward alleged offenders
which feature we believe is soften­
ing and w ith greater contact and
experience.
M r.. McNabb also stands high
w ith retiring mayor and council.,.
Bellevelng as we do that Chief
McNabb’s general record ’ easily
outweighs the few objections
against him, and that men of his
.personal character and ability
who tru ly love such trying dan­
gerous occupation are everywhere
scarce, we can only see one logic­
al thing to do for the general
good, vis. to reappoint M r. Mc­
Nabb chief of police.
Regarding the appointment > of
Mr. Malone there has been con­
siderable opposition, largely be­
cause he bore most of the brunt
of the failure of the city manag­
er plan during the first half of
1926, which failure we believe oc­
curred from lack of preparation,
especially from lack of city chart­
er retlslon, and the responsibility
for which as maintained for six
months was more or less divided.
No real harm was done by the ex­
periment and not likely to bo re­
peated In the light of past exper­
ience!
In M r. Malode’s favor it must
be admitted that since he was re­
lieved of his former great author­
ity he has never sulked or declin­
ed any assignment by mayor and
Balloon Tires
Much in Demand
Your Convenience.
ROUGH DRY
LAUNDRY
age of an improvement that made
their cere better looking or eas­
ier to drive, ae well aa providing
greater safety and comfort. Since
Balloons combine these necessary
-attributes they lead the field with
nromen.
“ Women who do considerable
driving are quick to notice the Im ­
provement In car control when
nslng Firestone Balloons.
In ­
deed, the* occasional driver ap­
preciates the relieved strain of ap­
plying brakes and finds that what
formerly required all the strength
at her command has been reduc­
ed to a mere movement of the
pedal, with Instant response. *
• “ It Is but another sign of the
kedn intelligence of the fair sex.**
ENJOY YOUR BREAKFAST
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Our cream waffles with fresh Brookfield sausages
and a cup of piping hot coffee make a breakfast
combination that will keep you smiting throughout
the day.
OTHER BREAKFAST COMBINATIONS TO
PLEASE YOU.
TAVERN CAFE
JOE LANE
Lithia Springs Hotel
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Sunday
Dinner
#1.00
PER
PLATE
Enjoy your Sunday dinner amid
congenial surroundings and where
service and food cannot be better­
ed.
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