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KANSAS MAY BAR THE
HIGH S M H01ÏS
EATING OF MINCE PIE
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TO PE K A , K m .. Jan.
19.—
( U N ) — Mince pie may soon be
barred by the l a * in the atate of
Kanaaa.
Benfftor James W . Plnlay, rec
ognised as one of the strong men
In t h e Kanaaa legislature, an
nounced that if the atate Anti-clg-
arette l a * la not repealed, he *111
Introduce a b ill which *111 make
it illegal to sell, eat or give away
' m ine, plea in KansM.
be-
Senator F inlay does not
here, the legialatnre ahould at-
tempt to regulate every human
action, bat he doea believe that If
it la the *111 of the m ajority the
atate should do the Job thorough
ly, not go Just half way. ,
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Thé senator pointed out that a
slab 'o f mince pie la injurious to
the dltestive organs and thus
probably more harm ful than a
cigarette.
Mince
pie
causes
nightmares which tend to create
a bad disposition and
nervoua-
‘Ome can readily see where un
of mince plea
may ¿ a d ,” said Finlay. “ I t may
rest listed eating
m eanithe undermining of
fibre o f our nation.”
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Spent
the
Week-End—
Mim Leila Carlton, Copco em
ploye An Medford, spent the week
end ih Ashland w ith her par
ents, M r. and Mrs. H arry C arl
ton do Union atreet.
ought bharp taina
ere Rheum&tùm
But H e Guessed Wrong! Ho
W ar-Gripped in the Clutch of
N E U R IT IS
Now. F ree From Suffering hy
Mop* Neuritis Tablets
“ f suffered w ith what seem
ed <D be a rheumatic pain in
my arm and a fter taking one
bottle or so of Eop* N euritis
Tnblets, find myself happily
q u lt| free from arm pain."
(Signed) Chas. Haffendon.
Many mistake the sharp,
darting pains in neck, face,
back, shoulders, arms or legs
for Rheumatism or Neuralgia
wheh the trouble is really
Neuritis,
a
nerve
disease.
Thotsands have treatcdl tham-
selvaa for these pains without
isitft. Then they tried Eopa
eurltis Tablets and the pains
vanished Eopa N euritis Tab
lets go direct to the cause of
the trouble. Try this simple,
effective, safe remedy, for Neu
ritis, Neuralgia, Nerve pains,
“Nervee.” A ll good druggists.
Alwgys in stock at McNair
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The delegates to the Press Con
vention at Eugene, returned Sun
day afteunoon and each one Said
they had a wonderful trip .
Monday afternoon th f repre
sentatives gave a ta lk in the as
sembly, each telling of some
phase of the trip or convention.
Eleanor Swedenburg gave an
account of the trip up and back,
which w m without any excitement
of a fla t tire or even running out
of gas. K ay N ejl, the student
body president, gave an account
of the lectures they attended and
also described the music hall,
which, he said, impressed him
greatly. Jean Stratton, the secre
tary of the student body,, gave
her report on the talks given on
high school Athletics and
alao
discussed the “point system" of
awarding letters <to the college
women at U. of O. Barney M ill
er, editor of “The Rogge News,”
based his ta lk on the meetings .of
the Press Association and gave an
Interesting account of how he was
received at the fra t house and
said he was quite Impressed when
he saw two freshmen being pad-
died. James Brlgga, the business
manager of the high school pa
per, gave a report of the manag
e r’s meeting.
K ay N eil stayed at hia broth
er’s fraternity. Sigma Phi Epsi
lon, while James and Barney lived
at the Pal Kappa house. Both
Jean and Eleanor stayed at the
Alpha Delta Pl house where
Miss Genevieve Swedenburg was
pledged. Mrs. Swedenburg, who
accompanied the delegates to Eu
gene, stayed at Hendricks hall
while there.
The boy'd and g irl's, teams of
the high school w ill play a double
header at Grants Paas Friday
night. This w ill he the firs t real
game' the girls h iv e had this
year and much p ecu latio n is go
ing' on aB to how they w ill fare,
brants Pass has a good girls
least on« newspaper, * and for kegiatered
bids the payment for sollcItatibA
Rosamond Anderson of H olly
or Inducing persons tb sign.
wood, Cal.. S. Bartlow of Pom
eroy, W M h ., M. L. W arren of
Pohleroy, W M h .; , J. D. Grant
of San Francisco, Cal., Wesley
Norgaard o t South Gate, CA1.,
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and George Roade o f Crhston,
girls are working hard to wtk.
M r. Forsythe Announced that
the final exam inations will start
next week.
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FOUR THOUSAND NOI
to Atrajuu me qifiie
nani
B E L L O NOTES
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Mr«. W. O. Tucker
P h ea, i r t e
The regular meeting of the
Bellview P. T. À. w ill be held In
the school house Friday night,
January 21.
M r. Fowler, the
club leader of Jackson county,
w ill be present to ta lk to ua pn
club work and so encourage the
clubs which are starting so well
here this moAth.
Thé new home demoAAtratlon
agent has come into t i e county,
and w ill accompany M r. Fowler
at this time. A good,attendance
Is hoped for.
Mrs. Barnes and Mrs.
Smith
were on a committee which a r
ranged for the feeding of two
hundred Royal * Neighbors and
Modern Woodmen a t Moose H all
last F riday night.
Mrs. Barnes
as chairman o f the committee,
deserves much praise
tor
the
success of the undertaking.
Mrs. Boyd Tucker IS In Yreka a
>f
this week visiting at the home of
k.
her daughter, Mrs. Henry FW ck.
Mrs. W * L . Moore has Ifeell <
visitor for the past two days at
the home of her daughter, -Mrs.
Adrian W olfe of Ashland.
ThA old Mme dance A^ the « im
munity-house was A stiéeèAr, >aÀ4
i the committee le thinking o f,h ay
ing a tew daneps during* t h e y
months to keep adding money‘ fo"
onr coffers.
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Iowa,
Rent and Oar Expense Will
Take Large Part of
Alimony Award
SALEM , Jan. 1 9 — A sweeping
change of administration, direc
tion and control of public educA-
tlon w m proposed In a Senate bill
by Eddy. T > / b ill would abolish
the State Board of Education, the
Board of High Curricula And the
Textbhok Board.
In place of these, there would
be one board taking over the du
ties of All three,- to be appointed
-by the Governor and to conaMt’ q^f
threq educators, hnd four ‘in
1A7-
mpn. The bill also gave the board
nekr power to. make the Stfrte
Superintendent
of Ihstrfiction
merely an executive officer for
the Board
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A congressional investigation to
nationwide In scoAe. Into all
le’pkAees of the telephone sltu-
Atlon, Is proposed
by SenAlAr
DunA in a jo in t memorial in ffe -
duced id 'th e State Senate tdday.
a uv
p
i v y u t n y v calls
a n s for a n jn v e e tl-
Tho
proposal
Ration by the Fede
fe d e ra l department
anto lite Jnéthoíis, serViCe ' r i t J
LOS ANGELES, Jan. 19.— I t is
a m atter after a ll of what one h M
been accustomed to.
Many person^, forced to exist
on far, lesser amounts, wondered
today how L lta Grey Chaplin, es
tranged wife of Charlie Chaplin,
possibly, could spend as much as
the >4,000 which the
superior
BEAUTIFUL
THE
FINISHING TONIGHT
“TWINKLETOES”
are among the tourists
with
who registered their ears at the
local Chamber o t Commerce yes
terday afternoon.
C O L L E E N M OORE
n n /\n r
V isitor from M o n t a n a -
Frank FetersoA of Calabar,
Montana, was a ▼leR''r in Ash
land this week, at the home
Md Baer's fam ily south of town.
M r Peterson Is sUperihtendfent
of a -c a ttle ranch In Montana,
and w m qn his way to-S eattle,
Wa/Jh., w ith a shipment of cat
tle.
Thia-w as his first visit to
Oregon, and he was very fav
orably impressed w ith the coun
try surrounding Ashland, espec
ially L ith ia Park.
court bpre allowed her as tempor
ary support money pending tria l
of her divorce action against the
film comedian.
But to Mrs. Chaplin the amount
seemed small enough indeed. In
fact it was exactly >1,000 less wearing last year’s Apparel. Good
than she estimated ’it would cost tables are set In Hollywood.
to keep "herself and her two ba
bies. She had asked superior
court. JAdge GuelriA to allow her
>5.600 monthly for expenses. The
court decided that >4,000 was
sufficient^ to keep the' w ife in the
madtter to which she was aocus-
and rei a ti o As And the alleged 41- tomed and the figure stbod.
Rent w ill be one of the largest
legal combinations and practices
of the American telephone and single items oh the list of expens.
e8. Mrs. Chaplin told the court
telegraph company.
Representative Mann IntrodRh that It would cost >1,000 a month
ed i hlu Fhich repeats the < lAw for the Meveriy M ills hOkie' In
requiring a man to have a cer(Jf- which she w ill live.
goefl ¡hbitlth.
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• F<»od And ‘c lbthlng cut a big
Mil by ReprenentAtlve Mori hofe In >4,0b0, even during a
ell provides that sponsors seek- month. A movie actress and the
CREST
ng sktoaturee ot the i-iitlaUk? wife, though estranged, of such a
famous
filth
figure
as
Charlie
and the referendum petitions file
CARD Q F TH A N K »
, , , them w ith the coupty clprks
lent, and QhapUp, cgn’t go around with
W e wish to express o u r‘ grate
fu ll copy ifrlnted
d ' ‘ la
la at^b er clothes out a t the elbows and
ful appreciation fo? the
many
kindnesses extended to our loved
one during her long illness and
for the many expressions o f . sym
pathy In onr recent bereavement.
M r. and M r s .J . W . M c CB m
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aed fam ily, ¡i<!
m A T V ta W
charge of thu ferocious d e se rt tribesm an,
advpnt.urc. .
A LIGHT LUNCHEON
Y oh w ill be d elighted w ith th e delicate fla v o r of
o u r to a sted sandw iches. A cup of hot, fra g ra n t
chocolate o r delicious coffee, w ith a lig h t sala d or
d e se rt w ill com plete a p e rfe c t lunch m enu.
L e t us serve lunch to you tom orrow .
Lithia Springs Pharmacy
f
Fuel Fuel Fuel
Tie coffee
THE BEST MONEY CAN BUY
like ed by &fl
.Mr. M. W. McGee )? . ,
12 inch Seasoned body F i r ..............$3.75 per tier
16 inch Seasoned boy F i r .......... .. $4.25 per tier
12 inch Seasoned Black Oak . . . . . $4.25 per tier
16 inch Seasoned Black O a k ............. $4.75 per tier
12 inch Seasoned Body P in e .......... $3.50 per tier
16 inch Seasoned Body P in e .......... $4.00 per tier
little girl o f yoûrs
bat
1 ; tóVc bfcitatifi.1 ithlÀlk.
The {JOssriisiOh 'of t -simple little brace-
“let b a y give wing» -to her aesthetic im
agination.
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t)o not neglect tfrtt stirring o f a poetic
heart and mind. Fine jewelry encouragea
; artistic tendencies.
ALWAYS ON HAND
O u r p rices an d loads ah ) alw ay s th e sam e.
M E A S U R E O U R LOADS.
Full Measure and Prompt Delivery.
SOLD EXCLUSIVELY BY US
R. L. DANIELS
Medford, Ore.
WHITTLE
wereaervod
000
^.-PACIFIC
TRANSFER
CO.
Chas. A. White 1
E N D E R S B LO C K
Carson-Fowler Lumber Co.
for * GOOD
here first. — And w astes no
time sesrchlng In unlikely
places.
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ANNOUNCEMENT!
Used Fords
Guaranteed Reconditioned
Priced for Quick Sale.
Buy N o * and Save Money.
Touting«, Coupes and Tudor
Sedd&s also Dodge, Bulck and
Chevrolet
Priced: - $25, 175, 1115,
$105, $175, $200, $225.
L e t us Give Yoh a
D em onstration
Glaycomb Motor
Co.
•a.
Ford Oarage
Plume 50
NoW is the time to get that fly rod
xewrapped. .
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THE
\N D W E LC O M E OLD P A T R O N S AN D N E W . .
VRMY GOODS STORE
B ig g est L ittle S to re in Tow n
site New H otel — O pen Eve
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GOOD FO O D _ GOOD CO OKING
GOOD S E R V IC E
GOOD EATS GAFE
Mr. und M rs. F . E . H u n te r
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Poultry Feed
* D& Hess
—
Cleàn Bcratch »
$2.60 per 100 lbs.
Stock Tonic
and
Ate Guaranteed
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Cracked
Dried Buttermilk
Herbert’s Grocery
T he Mont C om pleté L ine in
S o u th e rn O regon
“ A n y th in g fro m a leg band to
an in c u b a to r o r b ro o d e r.’’
F IN D IT AT
TO
Custom Hatching
Monarch Seed & Feed Co.,
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OREGON
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W e can now ta k e orders fo r custom h a tc h in g in
o u r new GOOO-egg P etersim e electric in cu b ato r. F ir s t
h a tch goes In m achine .Tah. 25tli.
H a tc h E v e ry W eek f o r R est o f Season.
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Baby Chicks After Feb. 22nd ‘ '
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Daffodil Farms
E lm er M orrison
Phone 466
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Ashland Fruit 6 Produce Association
S. IX TAYLOR, Manager.
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A shland, O re.
B ox 22
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Thè results from our advertising
in The Tidings exceeded our ex
pectations, and we wish to take
this means of thanking our friéftds
for their splendid patronage as
well as The Tidings for the won
derful results we secured from our
advertising.
Wheat
McNair Bros.
POULTRY SUPPLIES
Every sack of poultry feed and
every potihd of dairy feed which
we have advertised exclusively in
The’ Tidings has been sold out in
just two days.
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Poultry Pan-a-Cea
S E N D FO R OU R C O M P L E T E 1927 U A TA LiHl
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we R econdition yòur fìsti pole for
j H.OO, W R A P P IN G , V A R N ISH , ETC.
Good Eats Cafe
MEDFORD
We’re Sold Out
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