THE RAIL SPLITTER
(Conttaued From Png« One)
p M U M b r à s t o f i b o i Lincoln public school)
FOB SALE o r TRADE— 160
acres of land ln'Slsklyon, Cal. On
Pacific Highway. PPlenty of wa­
ter, near county school For fur­
ther particulars address Tidings,
Bex »1.
. 139-lmo.*
«O B RENT—Furnished apart­
ment, overlooking Llthla Park.
Fhnr rooms and bath. Modern
plumbing. Electric rang«. B eff­
avate price. Can nk 10» Granfie
8L
1U~»
HAVE MOfcTOAGB on 100 hd’
sheep (ewes) near
Ashland.
Mertgage recorded in both Ore­
gon and California. Money want­
ed on this mertgage at 16 per
sent. G. W. King, Montague, Cal;
«OR RBNT—Furnished apta.,
146-»
near Normal. Also partly fur­
WhEfNCI Wow Is the time to
nished house. Inquire 4SI Palm
Ard.
141-10* have your spading done and avoid
the rush. J. D. Peffly, 687 E.
Mata.
144-8*
PLOWING
Call 196-R for* all kinds of
team work and plowing.
136-lmu*
WANTED— Tonr 1927 spray­
FOR SALE — Fully equipped ing. New rig. Six years experience.
dairy and chfekeo ranch— FTew Ir­ J. W. Watkins, Talent, Oepon.
rigation water from river. Best of
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136-12*
river bottom lead la WHIlametto
- Kindergarten and Nursery
Valley. Liable Creamery. 146-3
Kindergarten a n d Nursery,
Mrs. A. V. Hardy, >1 So. 2nd.
lata and two houses In WiUlamet-
t< Valley town for small acreage,
la or near Ashland. Inquire K.
K IMmaa, LMUe Craamrvy.
346-3
FOR BALS— It you want to get
lu on the ground floor tu coming
residence «action, sea or phone
Wm. B. Geoid. Realtor. leveral
good buys in Palm Ave and Nor­
mal vicinity.
117-tf
FOR SALE— One of the beet
buys In the city, 6 room, strictly
modern house, full furnished In
the best fine rugs, latest phono­
graph, piano, .furnace, walnut
bedroom seta and eta. »2666, and
only »1600 down. Sen Daniel
Payne, Ashland Realty Co.
FOR SALE—One almost new
No. 12 Royal Typewriter, <70.
One almost new latd model Under­
wood, >76. One Underwood Just
been rebuilt, »50.XL Tidings.
144-3*
THREE A NEW»
We have, been baring a Inter­
esting week.
On Monday we had Valentina
box, everyone received a vale«-
tlae.
'
The Thred Ae have been writing
stories about George Washington.
They wrote etories about Abra­
ham Lincoln too, and we are ffP-
ing to put the nicest onee upen
the bulletin board.
On Wednesday of next week
Mies JViison is gola» to base a
demonstration class. We like to
have classes Hke these because
the normal students come to see
us.
We are going to hare a pea-
gram ón Washington’s Mrthdup.
It wlTl be In the morning.
There have been Several absent
from school this week- We hope
they will be back soon. Miss
White has been ill. We hope she
will be back Monday.
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JOT MOFFET
WOOD
FOR SALE—Black oak, »12.00
cord; body fir, »10.60.' Prices in­
clude sawing. 12 Inch body fir,
»».60 tier: 16 inch. »4.06; black
oak, »4.00 and »4.60. Some slab THE LIFE OF WASHINGTON
George Washington was
a
wood. 939 B street. Phone 196-R
136-lmo.* truthful and brave little boy.
When George Washington was 12
HATCHING EGOS
years old his father gave him a
1927 orders—start hatching hatchet. He went in the orchard
Immediately from my leghorn and cut down his father’s cher­
Tancred three year old hens. Mrs. ry tree. When his father saw
Allen. Brooder for rent. Phone that the cherry tree had been cut
340-Y.
129-1 mo. down he asked who had cut It.
FOR SAIiFi- Good Newton ap­ George told him he ^ad told the
ple«, 40ets, 2 boxes for »1. Bring truth. Hie lather told him he
boxes. W. W. Robison. Phone would not whip him this time be­
cause he had told the truth.
374 Í11.
129-tl
George Washington was the first
FOR SALE: — The Lyon’e Im­ president of the United States.
RUTH DESHAZER, ,
proved electric brooder. *’Near­
est to Nature’s Way’’— A marvel­
ous brooder. New and Uused. A
On Monday we had a valentine
largo stock on kand. Write for box. It was lavender with yel­
circular. C. F, Carpenter, Med­ low and pink flowers around It.
ford, Ore., Agent for Southern There were many beautiful val­
Oregon.
124-1 mo. entines In the box. The mayor
IF YOU WANT a good home of our school room appointed a
Inquire at Brown A Rice, 63 N. postmaster and deliverers. We
Main.
03-tf had a very nice time.
VIRGINIA CRANDALL
Motor Oil Made
From Weed Seed
LOST or STRAYED — »6 re­
ward, “Teddy” dog. Ten months
part pomeranian, about seven
pounds, long hair, black and gold­
A Russian engineer and chemist
en tan, beautiful long tail, black
living in Harbin, China, is said to
and cream white. Fred Putnam,
have Invented a new oil for mo­
Here’s ..another SS7 Vista. Phone 122.
tor
cars which experts believe
146-Mon.-Wed.-Frl-
one. Ante camp, service station,
may revolutionize present sys­
repair garage; on Pacific high­
tems of automobile lubrication.
way, near Ashland. Price »7060.
The oil la manufactured from the
Terms. Gould Realtor. 4 K -Í. **
seed of a weed which grows wild
127-if.
over vast areas of Manchuria.
Mlss Billings 6A history class is
working up s play called “Paul
Reveres Ride.”
The principal
characters are Paul Revere played
by Headrick, Dawes by MeredRlf,
John Hancock by Lloyd, Pres­
cott by Daniel and Samuel Adams
by Ross. The other characters
are the red coats and minute mop
played by the remainder ef the
rlass. The plag will be given on
Monday.
Hurrah! A dreads Is coming to
town. The circus will arrive
Mareh 19th at the Normal school.
A great parade will be held on
Main Street In the morning. Side
shows and a mala show will he
given In the afternoon and again
at night.
RÜTH HALE
Part of the 6A language class
organised a club. The name of
our stub Is "The Knights of Good
English.” The purpose of the
eluh Is to help ue speak good Eng­
lish. The colors we have chosen
are silver and gold. Each of us
will have the name of Knight.
We have eleven members In our
club. We hope to 'make good
Knights by speaking correct Eng­
lish.
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RUTH PEEBLER.
The 6A class gave a play of Pant
Revere’» Ride. They worked It
up out of their history books
whert they were studying about
the Revolutionary War. They had
the Red Coats and the Minute
Men and Paul Revere.
RUSSELL JORDAN
TO THE PIONEERS
In the days of yore,
Weary and footsore.
Pioneers of old, .
Their homes had sold
To come after gold.
And then lives unfold.
In the land of the thrifty, '
Tear of eighteen fifty.
.
RACHEL FORSYTHE
charged soldier who had Just ar­
rived from Manila whoa thu In­
formation waa released will not
he madfe until the other M othan
are captured. Hla name la being
guarded lor hla owa pra t ertla a
Postal Inspectors ware In no
harry to ssffd aa officer after I>-
Autremout until they conflrmed
hla Identity through M b enlist­
ment.
The allaa signatare, James C.
Price, affixed on hla enlistment
papers proved hie downfall. Two
outstanding peculiarities In hie
penmanship, an oddly formed
“Capital J.” and e small letter
“1** circled Instead ef dotted,
compared with the letters he hod
written before the crime.
That convinced the authorities
that James Price was Hugh Df-
Autremont.
DB. BOLAND ALLEN
Physician and S u g eo s
Office H eu n i 10 . Iff amffff>ff
OFFICE HOURS
« M l A. M.
M P . M.
First National Bank Building
Dr. Charles A. Haines ;
Physician and Surgeon
Office Phon© 164-J
Home Phone 164-L
OFFICE HOURS
Watch for Brothers
DENVER, Fpb. 21.— (U P )—
Mexican border have been ta-
Guards on the United States-
structed to watch for Roy and
Ray D’Autrement, alleged train
robbers and mnrderen,- poatal
authorities In Deaver said t o ­
night.
In South
The two brothers, members of
a group charged with having
blown up a mall train and killing
four trainmen In Oregon were re­
ported to be In the Southwest
section of the country preparing
to flee into Mexico.
Hugh D’Autremont, another
brother, and alleged leader In
the mall car dynamiting recently
was captured in the Philippines
where ‘he had been serving as a
United States soldier.
10 to 12 a. m.—B to 5 p. u .
Otthwns Bank BuiMtaq
Ashland, Oregon .
Colds
C a ll
Convalescent Home
for yonr next Jeh at
188 Granite
Phone 18»
Res. 80 Morton St.
Plumbnig
Where the sick and aged are
Ogred for In pleasant home
surroundings.
PRACTICAL NURSING
CHOIÇEST FOOD
GOMS,
G rip, In flu
F or
T. L. POWELL "
General Transfer
Good team and motor trucks,
Good service at a reasonable
price — Phone »».
JORDANS SASH AND
CABINET WORK»
Corner Helman and Van Ness.
Phone 161.
194-tf
WHITTLX TRANBYBB
ft STORAGE 0 0 .
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Goal, Wood and Storage
Packing, Crating and 8hlpptag.
Long Distance Hauling.
'Bromó
^Quinine.
The Safe and Proven Remedy
The First and Original Cold and
Grip Tablet. Price 30c. ____
There’s a way to end colds io asMc
and efficient that'we paid »1,000,000
for it. That way is HILL’S. It stops
colds in 24 hours, checks fever, opens
the bowels, then tones the entire sys­
tem. Millions employ it because it
brings such prompt, complete results. GREAT BRITAIN PLANS
Go try it aow.
BIG NAVY PROGRAM
(Continued from page one)
Licensed by
t h e B th y 1
DR. MATTIS B. SHAW
Physician and Surgeon
19» Pioneer Are
Office and Resident Phone IS
Office Hours
10 - I t a. m. 1 - 4 p. m.
6:30 - 7:30 p. m.
Jerry O'Neal
THE GOLDEN CASKET
One time a little girl was
walking in the forest picking
mushrooms when she
met a
A Talking Motor Horn
brownie. The little brownie ask­
Au electrically operated motor
ed her to give him something to
eat. So she gave him some mush­ born that Imitates the human
rooms. The brownie said, “You voice and utters warning words
were kind to me so I shall give has been invented.
you a gift. I shall give you a
golden wishing casket.”
PHOEBE TERW1LLIGER
Hattery Lore
A well-charged battery, mean­
ing one with a good mixture of
acid and water, will not freeze
under the worst weather condi­
tion*. A ruh-down battery, be­
cause of the lack of acid will
freeze not* far below the freez-
ing point of water, and many,
times at the freezing point If
there is no acid in the mixture to
help.
D B .E B H B 8T X WOODS
Practice Limited To
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
X-Ray, Inehtding Taatfl
will reach »63,613,000 he said.
Including the ships covered by
the 1937-1928 estimates. Bywater
-pointed out, the following new
vessels have been provided for
since March, 1924, when the labor
government passed the first post­
war naval construction program:
12 cruisers of 10,000 tone, three
cruisers of 8,000 tons; 11 des­
troyers, 12 submarines, 4 gun­
boats. two depot ships and a 66,-
000 ton floating-dock for the New
British naval has« at Singapore.
The total cost is estimated at
»206,000,000.
Beyond this, Bywater declared,
the British program provides for
the construction between 1928
and 1930 of the following addi­
tional vessels; six cruisers, an
aircraft carrier, 18 destroyers, 12
submarines, and three auxiliary
craft, at a total cost of »116,000,-
000.
It Is expected, he said, that the
navy’s personnel,
which now
stands at 108,126 officers and
men, will have to be expanded to
meet the manning requirements
ef the numerous veaaela that will
be soon entering service. These
additions will not Include the
large.number of men recently re­
leased through scrapping of vee-
Auto Freight Terminal
Phone 117
Office 89 Oak S t
> WM. 1. GOULD
Builder
Contractor
Repairing and Remodeling
Specialist In Quality,
Not Quantity; Shingling
Galvanised Nalls Used.
20 Year Guarantee.
484 Mountain Ave.
For Sale—Homes in all
sections of city from
$1800.00 to 85800.00. Low
as 8150.00 down on some.
Balance like rent
Get thtoi 838.00 monthly vend
for 18 years equals nothing
Set vain regrets. 838.00 month­
ly payments ea bosae tar 2«
years equals a »1800.00 equity
DRAMATIC CLUE PLAYS
The Alpha Taurl Dramatic club
will preseat two one act playa at
tbs Southern Oregon Normal
school auditorium next Thursday
evening according to an an­
nouncement made today.
The
first play to be given will be "Six
Who Pass While the Lentil Bells,
which will be followed by ”Bnter
The Hero.* The plays are under
the direction of Miss Elizabeth
Richardson and V. V. Caldwell,
while the cast is made up of Nor­
mal students.
A small charge
Will be saade to defray necessary
expenses. The plays will start
promptly at eight o’clock.
8ClS.
Bywstsr, In commenting on the
plan, declared that the proposed
constructions do not infringe the
letter of the Washington treaty.
“Nevertheless,” he
asserted,
“the construction of so manyi
cruisers and submarines In Great J
Britain and other countries dur-,
Ing the past few years, explains ,
the anxiety of the United States
to have the Washington Treaty ex- ;
tended to Include these classes of '
ships.”
Now Is the tim e fo r you to
do your fencing. Ground is
soft fo r setting your poets,
and ws carry
every alas,
height and description In fee»,
in « th a t is made and a t righ t
prices.
Harrows Plows and a ll kinds
of tools carried In stock.
A few W h ite Hewing M m
chines le ft foe »80.00 each,
w ill coat yaw » 180.00 elam
where.— A t
PeiPs Comer
Work Shoes For Men
A S S O C L A T E D ^ O I L^ C O M P A N Y
B tu laim dtiQ u a lity Products
For »ale at company stations
and at the best independent
dealers, t^issocintmi E t by I is
sold lo r 3< above the regular
m a rk e t p rice o f gasoline.
MAXIMUM WEAK IN EVERY PAIR,
ALL SIZES — ALL GRADES
OVERLAND SHOE SHOP