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vjfÇ Washington News Letter rtm e a t Phone 8 7 3 -Y . 141-3 FOfc ÈÉNT— Furnished apt*., a r N orm al. Also p a rtly fu r- F O R R E N T — Furnished . 6- »bed house. In q tlr e 4(1 P alm '9. 141-10* r'oom house, garage. In q u ire 177 H argadlne. 1 4 1 -3 * FOR EMM’S—Fhrwlhed small apartments an« cabins with fa- raffias. Reasonable by month o r week. Barber Apte. 153 Oraa lta. lll- tf W A N T E D —-W om an fo r house w ork, fbw hours each morning. C all 123 H ig h St. . 1 4 3 -2 * M teSM H E A T E D ROOM S— A F O R S A L E — W h ite Leghorn steam hatching eggs, fo rty cents per fu ir m ore choice « a r m perm anent dösen. P u t 255 eggs in M orris heated rooms « a t 1 4 0 -tf on’s Incubator and hatched 225 ratea. H o te l Ashland. strong chicks. C a ll 152. F43-1 FOR SALE— Radio, your O«h H O A R D and R O O M — O n e price. Inquire 626 E. Main. block from Normal, 451 Palm 1 4 2 -2 * Abe. 141-10* F O R H A L E — Fresh Jersey co«. 146 L a u te !. 1 4 1 -5 * W A N T E D — By middle aged couple, no children, ~ to rent or FOR HALE— All kinds of store buy furnished bouse. State sise fixtures. A . N . Dennis. 141-3 location and terms. Postoffice box 488, Ashland, Oregon. 141-4* H A T C H IN G EGGS— F u ll blood huff orphlngton Í17-L. eggs. P L O W IN G Phone 141-3 Call 196-R for all kinds of team work and plowing. F O R H A LE — Horses, 15 head, 135-lmo* young, w e ll broke, 1200 to 1460 WANTED— Your 1927 Spray pounds. Prices rig h t. W ill trade ing. New rig. Six years experience. fo r cattle, 286 M ountain Ave. 1 4 0 -5 * J. W. Watkins, Talent, Oregon. 135-12* THIRTEEN ARÄ LOHT Q uite • num ber of th e lad le* 9 t the com m unity a re planning to attend the tea to he liv e n S aturday, Feb. 19. a t th e h o te l H ollan d la M edford 4 » > o n o r P f Mian Florence Y o rk , th e netoly elected Hom e Dem onatratloh Ag K in dergarten a n d Nursery, ent. ’ ;. t H i t . A , V . H a rd y , 31 So. 2nd. T here «111 be a m eeting o f the MATERNITY HOME —- l i t Southern Oregon P o u ltry FraHuc- Granite. Reasonable terms. 84-tf ers’ A u o clatto n a t th e Medfdrd lib ra ry Saturday, Feb. I t . a t thro ■A M A K E R TRANSFER a n « o'clock. Everyone Interested in Storage Co. office a t residence, When Shuey bps nightmares, he dreams of the late Senator James A . Clarke of Arkansas. “ H e was a terror.” Shuny says “ He made fine speeches, .but he went so fast that (hey lost their effect. It was mighty hard to take down. He went over 200 poultry raising is-«ordtelly Ihhit- Him words a m inute and his diction 174 North Main. Phone 410. ed to attend w h eth er they are wasn't clear enough to permit It.” or A N Y G IR L IN T R O U B L E — May members Of' the association The present champion oratori cal sprinter of the Senate, Shuey communicate w ith Ensign Lee not. Mrs. M ay Green, Of Ashland, says. Is Peter Ntft-beck of South o f thh Salvation A rm y at the was the guest of Mrs. Jaa. Lsn- Dakota. The official reporters W h ite Shield Hom e, 346 May- thank heaven thatNorbeck speaks n oxover Sunday. fa ir' Ave., P ortland. Oregon. on few occasions, for he talks Mrs. Kenneth Lansing was about 225 words a minute and is suddenly called home to Portland the hardest man to “get" of the current senatorial crop. FOR EXCHANGE— I h a v e on account of the death of her Clarke, however, remains most sister-in-law. She left T hurs 31800 and 32000 equltya In La vividly in Shuey ’a long memory. day morning. “ Mr. Moses of New Hampshire 31800 and 32000 equities in La Rev. Pemberton of the Ashland has the clearest diction of them Glendale, 13 to L. A. P. O. This M. E. church was calling on all.” chuckles Shuey. “He’s Just is a health resort at an altitude of members in this neighborhood delightful. He goes up to 180 1400 ft. Will exchange equities words a minute, but lie has that for acreage or vacant lots. Owners last Thursday. Write C. W. Dsns worth, owner, i Mr. and Mrs. L . H . Gallatin, TERIFFIC RAIN IN Verdugo City, Cal. 143-2* Mrs, J as. Lennox and Mrs. Fred IN HOITHUAND CONTINUES Carle attended the Jackson TO BCHANGE— 6 room house, county school officers convention (Continued front page one) located at 447 Rock St. for well in Medford last Saturday. They improved tract of one or two report a very interesting meet acres In or near Ashland. Ad ing. Communication with that city dress owner S. W- Martin, 429 J. R. McCracken and L. H. was completely cut off last night Pacific Terrace Klamath. 149-4* Gallatin attended a meeting./>f and had not been resumed to the directors of the Southern night. The town was inacces FOR HALE or TRADE— 160 Oregon Poultry Producers’ Asso sible by train, motor, telegraph or acres of land in Siskiyou, Cal. On telephone. ciation in Mddford Saturday. Pacific Highway. PPleoty of wa Mr. and Mrs. Cart Glasgow en ..' A government destroyer from ter, near county school For fur the fleet stationed at San Pedro ther particulars address Tidings, joyed a waffle supper at the was sent late this afternoon to home of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Dav- box 91. 133-2mo * learn the qxact conditions result enhlll, Monday evening. Harry Weagant made a husi-. ing from the storm in San Diego. Racing was discontinued a t T l- news trip to Mdntague Saturday. _ “"Sirs. McClay and Wm. McClay were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Chaney. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Glenn were afternoon eall- Ashland Ixxlge No. 23. A. F. « A. M.— Meets In the Delaney - Maloney Scrap Word «as received here • by Masonic hall every 2nd Thurs- Jomorrow Night is radio that the new home demon day. Master, V. V. Mills; sec- Attracting Maay stration agent had arrived iu retary, W. H. Day. place as that slide last year.” one worse than we had LOST — Light cream colored cap, Thursday morning. Finder please leave at Tidings office. 143-2* LOST o r STRAYED— “Teddy" small dog, black and tan, long hair, bushy tall, suitable reward, to learn of his whereabouts or re turn to Fred Putnam, 357 Vista St. Phone 122. 1 4 1 -tt F O R S A L E — I f you w an t to get in on the ground flo o r In coming residence section, see o r phone W m . E . Gould, R ealto r. Several good buys In P alm Ave and N or m al vic in ity . 1 1 7 -tf “ M r. Robinson o f Arkansas to alm ost as clear as M r. Moses and M r. Borah Is alm ost as clear as M r. Robinson. M r. Robinson talks shout 1 (5 Words a m inute and M r. Borah goes about 16(1.“ Yet Senator James A. Reed c i Missouri Is the favertte orator of this 82-year-old man who has heard more senators more often than aayoue els«. Borah be re gards as /h e finest orator on ,the Republican side Reed often goes down to 110 words a minute, Shuey «ays. ' , ’ “ He’s very clear, and really the most delightful man in the Senate to listen to.” declares Shuey They all talk faster—and m ake It harder tor the reporters— when they snap at each other. “ O a r hardest job.” one Is assured. Shuey has observed that nobody can hold the galleries like Tom Heflin of Alabama, who orates at about 150 words a minute. ’ Carter Glass lias very clear dic tion and speaks at about Borah’s speed. Swanson, whether he has (be gtfts of oratory or not. has an effective earnestness which Shuey believes counts a groat deal Swanson hits ISO word« a minute. jusns Sunday and last reports from San Diego stated that the fa mous Mexican resort was com pletely isolated from the rest of the world. Motorists Marooned at home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Asiatic Question Will Be Set tiet same Instant the hunted look came into his eyes and he disap peared, like a frightened rabbit through tofflce doors which were slammed and bolted behind him. VICTORIA, B. C., Feb. 17.— In full cry the packet of tick et aeekera swe>t up against the (U N )— Four bills, dealing with the Asiatic question, will shortly the barriers. be voted on in the provincial “Oy, Mr. Ricketts, Mr. Rick etts,” cried one with the Jowls and house. Action is now under way by the complexion of a bloodhound. British Columbia legislature to Tex, old boy, it’s Andy,” whin ed another, squatting beneath the contend with the oriental inva “No Admittance” sign with a sion while awaiting federal legis lation excluding Asiatics from resigned sir. t From a distant corridor came a Canada. The four hills to be voted on sudden shout. ' Rickard had es and which have been agitated fpr caped through a wide entrance and was legging it down the stairs by many nation-wide organiza tions are; as if the sheriff of Goldfield were The minimum wage 1 a w ; after him. The bulge in the fleeing pro amendment to the school act, making education" of Asiatics at moter’s pocket did not denote the cost of the parents and tn tickets for the coming fight. It separate class rooms to white was his lunch, which he eats on the run as he scurries from place children; prohibitlnb A s i a t i c s to place, knowing no rest, no from holding or leasing land a.nd peace, because more than 50,0b0 | amendment to the employes act persons want to get into his new | restricting employment of Jap anese and Chines« in lumber mills Garden next Friday night, and' logging camps, coal mines or oth there is room for only 19,203. er Industries where machinery to Never before in the history of installed. boxing has there been such an un answerable demand for 'tickets Already, there are rumors that for a second rate fight. For, af the “wise money,” which means ter all, Jimmy Maloney of Boston more In the boxing game than all Is just a second rate heavyweight, reports of condition or Intentions, who is expected by the experts to Is going for Maloney. There is go down rather promptly before talk of the odds being 3 to 1 on the blows of a youngster he out Delaney, but no one can -find lay- weighs by 25 pounds. Chuitih Directory Malta Cotnmandery No. 4.- K. T.— Meets In the Masonic hall on the 1st and 3rd Wed nesdays. Em. Commander, G. D. Frazee, Medford; recorder, W. H. Day. Hilnh Temple A. A. O. N. M. S.— Meets in the Masonic hall every 1st Friday. Illustrious Potentate. S. H. Baker, Grants Pass; recorder, W. H. Day. Alpha Chapter No. 1, O. K. 8.— Meets in the Masonic hall oh the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays. Worthy Matron, Mrs. Mazie Bates; secretary, Mrs. Leah Caldwell. Zulcima Temple, Daughters of the Nile— Meets In the Ma sonic hall every 2nd Saturday. Meets alternately at Medford, Grants Pqps and Ashland. Queen, Maomi Montgomery, Medford; recorder, Minnie Woods, Medford. Ashland Chapter De Malays — Meets in the Masonic hall OB the 2nd and 4th Wednes- «4y. Master Councilor, Alble Beck. Mahogany ('amp No. (1505, M. W . A.— Meets In the Moose hall on the 2nd and 4th Fri days. Consul, Wm. Grenbctner; clerk, W. H. Day. American Ix*gion Post No. 2-4 Tuesday in Pioneer Hall Commander, Mil- l»rd Grubb. Adjutant, T. L. Patterson, 14.— Meets Presbyterian Church N. Main and, Helman Streets Hugh T. MItChelmorfe, Pastor, 132 N. Main St. Phone 491-L. Ashland O. F.— Me hall ever Grand, M Grand. 1 Hope Rebekah Lodge No. 14 — Meets in the I. O. O. F. h a ll on the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays. Roble Grand, Mrs. May Etb; Recording Secretary, Miss Ethel Reed. Ashland Lodge No. 0 4 4 , B . P. O. E.— Meets In the Elks Temple every Saturday. Exalt ed Ruler, James Bowers Sec retary, Ed Thornton. Ivy Gamp No. 2808, Royal Neighbors. —- Meets in the Moose hall on the 1st and 3rd Mondays; Oracle, Mrs. A. A. Madden; Recorder, Mrs. Alice Turner. L utheran Church Services in Odd Fellows H. H. Young. Pastor. Boulevard. Services 4 th 5th Sundays. Ashlano Camp No. 243^ W W— Meets to the I. O. O. F. hall on the 2nd and 4th Mon days. Clerk, J. R. Wick; Con sul Commander, C. B. Lane. American Ix*glon Auxiliary — 1-3 Mondays, In tho Pioneer khll on Winburn Way. Mrs. C. B. Shinn, secretary. Address 174 Oak St, or Phone 184. 1 0 — Meets In the I. O. O. F. G. A. R.— 2nd and »ach month. Armory, Visitors Welcome. G. natta, Commander. Tlic»o| Ideal Lodge meets each 1 onday night, 7:30 »t Library. Pilot Rock Encampment No. hall on the 1st and 8rd Tues lays. C. B. Hooper, Scribe. FOR HALE— A small well im proved ranch close in, F . L . N u t ter, 240 B. M ain. 1 4 0 -2 * F irs t Church o f C hrist A le n tltt— South Pioneer Avo. Mrs Bits. M. sm ith , F irs t Reader, 78 Fourth St. Phone 471-J snothqr one. Auto camp, service station, repair garage; on Pacific high way, near Ashland. Price 37000. Terms. Gould Realtor. 453-J. Christian Church B and Second Streets. ¡V. K. Allison, Pastor, 630 Boulevard 13T-tf. — N E A . D o tf o il Bu-caw This is the most recent published Marshfield — Coos Bay .ship lotograph of Mrs. Edsel Foni, enry Ford's daughter-in-law. It ped 3,017,319 feet o f lum ber to «as taken at Detroit, her homo Japan, d uring January. « Catholic Church Sixth and C Street» The Rev. Father, J. A . Carmod Sixth and C Streets. Phone 10i Pentocoetnl Church E. F . Bingham , Pastor T r in ity knows kidneyn er Urer. Episcopal C hn rrli Second Street Sev. P. X . Ham m ond, Vicar, >'2 Second S treet. P h o n e -119 C O ngrentloaal Church Boulevard Rev. Chas. D. Gaffney 469 Boulevard F ree M ethodist Church B. Main and Sixth Street Emma F. Thompson, Pastor, Baptist Church Hargadlne and First Streets. Myron 8. Woodworth, Pastor, O ak Street Office Honrs: I t « I S amff » • • DR. MATTIE B. SHAW Physician and Surgeon 108 Pioneer Ave Office and Resident Phone Office Hours 10 - 12 a. m. 2 - 4 p. m. 6:30 - 7:30 p. m. - Dr. Charles JL Hates» Physician and Surgeon Office Phone 164-J Home Phone 164-L OFFICE HOURS Convalescent Home 133 Granite Where the sick and aged are cared for in pleasant home surroundings. r , of ailing men and wohmo. It e«M ssry Ingredients to ala digestion stipation, and keep the kidneys healthy, active eonditloo. Go to today and get • bottle. I f t t oae 10 to 1 3 a. m.— 3 to 5 p Citizens B a n k B adU tag Ashland, OMffiba A DR. ROLAND A lX lN P R A C T IC A L N U R SIN G Physician and Surgeon C H O IC EST FOOD Office Phone I 4 W Residence Phone 1 0 8 -L OFFICE HOURS 10-13 A . M . S-S WHITTLE TRANSFER A STORAGE 0 0 . F irs t N ational Tfrnnb Bi Coal, Wood and Storage Packing, Crating and Shipping. Long Distance Hauling. — (UN) — Judge Fred W. Wilson of the Wasco county circuit court fined Paul Krause, county farm er, 3200 on charges of cruelty to animals and polluting the waters of the Deschutes river, following a verdict of guilty brought tn by the Jury, which had been out almost all of Tues day night. Krause was charged with al lowing range horses to starve to death on hla ranch at Mathan and then dumping the bodies in the river. .......... Thin, Weak Kiddies Easy Prey of Disease NOT1CB T O C R E D IT O R S T. L. POW ELL General Transfer Good team and m otor trucks, Good service a t a reasonable price — Phone 83. JO R D AN S SASH A N D C A B IN E T W O R K S Corner Helmaa and V an N< Phone 161. !>■ (Mil Jerry O’Neal for your next job of Plumbnig No matter how much they are cared for. It seems impossible to Ashland -Lodge No.' 117, K. keep sickness out of the lives of of P.— Meets In ths I. O. O. F. hall on 1st and 3rd Fridays. some children. Chancellor Commander, Mil This fact is a thorn in the lard Dunn flesh of thousands of mothers, who— with premature wrinkles Burnside i R e lie f Corps» No. 24.— Meets in the I. O. O. F. and grey hairs— bravely pay the kali no the i 1st and 3rd Satur- price of work and worry over the days, at 2 p. m. President, frail and weakened bodies of Mrs. Alice Turner; Secretary, those they love. Mrs. S. A. 1 Peters, Sr. Any Doctor will tell you the Ashland Homestead Ne. 4«07 dangers of childhood’s low vital R. A. Y.— Meets In the I. O. O. F. hall on the 2nd and 4th ity, and thousands of mothers will tell you of the wondrous Mondays. value of McCoy’s Cod Liver Oil Fraternal Brotherhood— 1st Compound Tablets. Just think of and 3rd Thursdays, at the it— all the old time world known Moose Hall. Health, Strength and Muscle Acorn Clrclo No. #4, Neigh building value of Cod Liver Oil bors of the Woodcraft.— Meets — in tiny tasteless tablet form— in the I. O. O. F. hall on the 1st and 3rd Mondays. Guard as easy to take as candy! At Mc ian Neighbor, Mrs. W. G. Pres Nair Bros, and other druggists, cott; Clerk, Mrs. Wm. Sten- 60 tablets, 60c. nett. F u ll Gospel Tem ple Boulevard J. S. M urphy, Pastor Stone Chureh, Fifth and Main streets Physician end Surgeon Eye, E ar, Nose and Throat. Office Phone 130 F irs t N ational. Bank B uilding RECEIVES FINE THE DALLES, Feb. 17. Siskiyou Chapter No. 21, It. A. M.— Meets- in the Mäsonlc hall every 3rd Thursday. High Priest, A. J. McCallcn secre tary, W. H. Day. DM. IRMM8T A. WOODS Practice Limited To Eye, Ear, Nose aad Throat X-Ray, Including Teeth Thousands of motorist* . are said to be marooned between this Auto Freight Terminal city and San Diego. Water to a depth of five feet Phone 117 covered the highways in many Office 89 Oak St. places. A total of ten bridges were washed out in and around Loa some cases and delayed In all. Angeles, while streets In some The Pacific Electric Railway as sections were flooded and Inter- well as the automobile bridge at urban traffic was Impossible in Atwater, near Glendale, went out this afternoon. Methodist Episcopal Church N. Main and Laurel streets. H. F. Pemberton, Pastor, 117 Laurel street. Phone 87 FOR HALE— One of the best buys in the city, 5 room, strlctl? modern house, full furnished In the best fine rugs, latest phono graph, piano, . furnace, walnut bedroom sets and etc. 33500, and only 31000 down. See Daniel Payne, Ashland Realty Co. F O R H A LE— .h e re ’s to meet Philadelphia. acquaintance asked. E. H. Hedberg of this city. The promoter started to mop “ Yes, they ought to have |closed up camp th en .” Utterbach replied. his brow and say more, but at the The survivor declared that some , of the bodies probably would not be brought ont before F O R h a L B — Good Newton ap spring. Residents Stay ples, 4 Octa, 3 boxes fo r 31. B ring “Most of the residents are boxes. W . W . Robison. Phone staying up there in the hope of 371 J l l . 12 9 -tf rescuing some of their clothes F O R H A L E : — Thh LyOn's Im and belongings,” he sold. “There proved electric brooder. "N e a r was so much .confush^i that most est to N a tu re ’s W ay” — A m arvel of their stuff was lost. I was ous broodet. N ew and . used. A jolted off the bed by the .shock, large stock on hand. W rite for and from talking to others that c ircular. C. F . C arpenter, M ed was their experience too. “After hitting the floor I was fo rd , O rc., A gent fo r Southern Oregon. 126-1 mo. rolled over a couple of times. Lights and water went off and at WANT your house shingled T first the only lights we had were 119-26* from candles. And in trying to C all 47Y-J. XF Y O U W A N T a good home rescue those who were caught by Inquire a t Brown ft Rice, 63 N. the elide we had to w a d e H a in . O l-tf through soft snow four f e e t deep. I tell you it was terrible, F O R H À LÉ— W ire H a ir Fox with houses crushed like egg T erriers, Dorn Provost. 142-2 shells aad moaning cries from the dying.” DR. W . 1. CRANDALL Osteopathic Lodge Directory IN S N O W S L ID E elude sawing. I t inch body fir , Medford Tuesday. NEW YORK, Feb. 17.— (UN) 33.50 tie r; I t inch« 34 .0 0 ; black (C o n tln u td from Page l ) — “This Maloney-Delaney fight oak. 34-00 and 34.60. Home alnb Miss Agnes Hedberg will ar situation,’’ panted Tex wood. 939 B street. Phone 196-R his arrival, soon sought him out. ticket rive tonight from 8an Francisco, 1 3 5 -lm o .* “Was the slide at the same Rickard Wearily, “is ten times to spend about a month at the H A T C H IN G EGGS 1937 orders— « te rt hatching Im m ediately fro m m y leghorn Tnncred three your old hen(. E r l . Alton. Brooder fo r re n t. Phone > 4 9 -Y . * lto d s » MM2A. Servte* MWitwv W A S H IN G T O N — Theodore F. * * Shuey. official reporter in the Senate, who has bees reporting senatorial speeches fo r 59 years, somettaes has his troubles In ta k ing down the utterances of states men word fo r word Phone 188 Res. 30 M orton Ht. WM. E. GOULD Realtor Phone 4BS-J Builder Contractor R epairing and Remodeling Specialist In Quality, Not Quantity; Shingling Galvanised Nalls Used. 20 Year Guarantee. 404 Mountain Ave. For Sale—Home« in all sections of city from $1800.00 to $5800.00. Low as $150.00 down on some. Balanoe like rest Get this: 02 5 .0 0 m onthly ren t fo r 10 years equals nothing ia t vain regrets. ffiSB.M month ly payments on boss* to r 10 years equals a 0 1 0 0 0 .0 0 eq alty (estim ated) plus satisfaction of borne owner. STOP CATARRH! OPEN NOSTRILS ANO HEAD ■oathtaff and 1 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN swollen mucous that ths undersigned has been duly appointed Administrator of the estate of Hannah E. McGee, deceased, and all persons having claims against said Estate are re quired to present them, duly veri fied, with proper vouchers, within six months from this date to the Southern Hacine will buy undersigned at his store in Ash Northwestern lumbet for co0- land, Oregon. strscting ileo nsw box cara. -Dated January 27, 1927. J. H. McGEE, Administrator. 1 ' NOTR E O F F IN A L R E A R IN G 125-4 Thur. In the County C oart o f t i e State of Osaron fo r laekoon IN T H E C O U N T Y C O U R T, JA CK * County. HON C O U N T Y , OREGON In the M a tte r of the Entele 9 f IN THE MATTER OF THE ES A. C. C aldw ell, Deceased; TATE OF MARGARET LLOYD Notice Is hereby given th a t the ¡EVANS, DECEASED: undersigned, adm lntatrntrix 0f NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, the eetate o f A. C. Oaldw nll. Dh- that the Honorable W. J. Hartzell, c eased, has Hied her fla h i efc- Judge of said court, has appoint count In said count? codrt mad ed' the undersigned as the Ad th a l the court has fixe« Jtonday ministrator of the above estate. Anyone having a claim against the said estate is required to pre sent the same, duly verified, at the office of Briggs ft Briggs. Pioneer Block, Ashland. Oregon, within six months from the first publication of this notice. BENJAMIN E. EVANS. Administrator. First publication February 3. 1927. the 21st day of M arch. 1«17 « t ten o'clock a. m., aad tho eouK room of said c o u rt as tho tim e and place tor^the A i r if t J actions there may ho to tho sold report and the settlem ent therodt. Dote of firs t pnblteattott, Fbffi. ruary 3, 1927. B Ü Ü L A H fe. NRWÍIÍR. v