■MttoM for the four closes to slL I Vetoed States, G nu *
U Is up to the classes to fill up
Jepep M a r J
their sbtttoup.
•
The delegatee ot the "education
exposition at O. A. C. ggye reports
of their trio Mohday afternoon,
Misses Helen High, Geraldine
Gunn end Cora Mason, and
Mr-
Horace Dunn and M r. Ronald VJ*-
talo were the A. H. 8. refortaeuta-
lives.
, ¡F O B SALE C H E A P —
COW, R. W , Clapp, pellvfow
WANTED— To hay 100 laylug
Their reports were very well
pallets, also fresh Jersey milch
and completely given and gt-
FO B B d l i R - 76 White leghorn cow. A. C.HesU, BOx 8», care of
thongh they stayed three d g /s
168-3*
hens, 2 years old. good condition. Tidings.
longer than 'was scheduled >*■
Mabel Begehen, phone 16F4.
cause
of the heavy rains, they had
WANTED-—DreesuoeUag, 871
168-8
an enjoyable time. They thlMk
Mountain Ave. Phone J47-&.
FO B S d l i B Guarnerlus Model
168-4* Q. a . C. is JBSt gp nice, It not gjpr
er, than the U. of 0 . •
Vioita. * really great orchestra
WANTED:
MaiT w ith team
Monday morning, frank Pese-
1&A4L»
eluded. Rent
Church.
reasonable,
118
188-8
F O R R E N T :— Completely ftir-
gished apartments, m o d e r n
throughout. Reasonable rentals,
Sutler apt*, <0 Qranjfo St. ’
. <
1 « -«
violin. Phone 208.
168-2
FOB BBNTk—Furarihed small
« ( B A X . SALE this week only.
apartments and cabins with ga­ Bright, dry blocks 86 a load.
rages. Reasoaahle bp month KladUngs 88.60 extra Size load.
qr week. Bgrbev Asta. U S Grag- Phase M Box Factory.
162-8
Ite.
111-tt
WOOD
FOB 8D1.N—B laok oak, 818.00
eord; body fir, 819.60. Prices In­
cluda sawing. 12 inch body flr,
81.60 tier; 18 inch, 84-00; black
oak, 88-08 and 84.60. Some slab
wood. I l l B Street. Phone 198-R
TO TRADE— tU n/er ditch 12
186-lmo.*
miles east of K lam ath Falls, 8180
per acre want Ashland home and
small acreage. P, O. box 816
Klamath Falls.
off the Salvation Army at the
168-8*
White Shield Some. 686
May-
fair Ave., Portland. Oregon,
NOTICE ALL REALTORS
My property at 1728 Wall 8t.,
Klamath Falls, is oft the market
for »ale, trade or rent, J, A,
wants plowing or any kind of berton. Nedra B sjtle tt, Ellen On­
wofk. 147 Ohio St. Phone 896-J. ley and M r. Allison gave talks In
the assembly. Mr- Alllgon Sgid
PLOWING
that instead of speaking of past
Call 1 9 6 -R -fe r a ll I
debates he would concentrate on
team work and plowing.
the future debates. The
next
school that Ashland w ill < dehgte
w ill probably be K lam ath Falls,
which has won the championship
of its own district. M r. Allison
HAMAKER TRANSFER g a d said th a t'th e next f o r i weeks
Storage Go, efftae a* residence, w ill ha fu ll of hard work fo r the
174 North Maia. Phoge U * .
A. H. 8. debators and the students
i n OBI; Of n o u u w —way would encourage them greatly if
communicate with Busigu Lee they would Show their interest In
their work for the school.
TO T R A D E — Colorado ..ranch,
for Southern Oregon property.
Woods. '
168-1* 160 miles East of Denver, 320
acres, 220 under cultivation, good
oorn and wheat land, good set ot
buildings, close to school.
I f In­
terested w rite owner, Everett 8.
Rogers, 474 Ventlna St., Pasa­
FOR SALE— 2 acres clone In
dena, CM.
1 6 8 -2 *
with 6 room house all modern,
jarn and chicken houses, 81800.
F O R EC H A NG E— Neat new 6-
|1 0 0 cash.,- bal. 880 per month. roeOn modern cottage In Eugene,
Brown A Rice, 82 N. Main. 168-2 Ore., for Ashland. Bee Daniel
Payne, Ashland R e a lt y C o . 1 6 0 - 6
FOR SALK— A t sacrifice, the
F O R SALE or TRADE— 160
7-room house end one acre fru it
and berries eloae to high schoolyat acres o f land in Siskiyou, Cal. On
170 Mountain Ave, for 82290. P0tMls Highway. PPlenty of wa­
Act quick. See Ashland Realty ter, near county school For fa r­
Co.
186-6 ther particulars address Tidings,
Boa 91.
1 9 2 -lm o .*
FO R SALE: — 3 acres splen­
did garden soil. W ide variety
fru it. Few Mocks from normal,
high and grade schools. Bargain.
Terms. Gould, Realtor, 463-J.
W O M EN — Earn
88.60 dozen
sewing aprons; easy work; ma­
terials eut; instructions furnish­
ed; opportunity peginners.
Ad­
dressed envelope brings particu­
lars. ID O L 166 East 42nd, N. Y.
Returnee from lCn g c n e
C. J. Read and E. M. Berg of
the Ashland Tidings, returned
yesterday from Eugene, where
they attended the State Editorial
meeting. They were accompanied
by W a lter Hughes, who attended
the basketball game in Eugene
Friday between the University of
California and the University of
Oregon.
r ■US—
T ree D av
M a rch 13
The Camp Fire organization is
The High School Camp met F ri­
day evening and enjoyed a lively
Woolen dresses of every color meeting.
and design are being made by the
sewing classes. Severs girls have Visiting In Ashland—
finished their woolen problems
Miss Hasel Hoskins of Jose­
and are working on other gar­ phine county is spending this
ments.
A “record of achieve­ week in Ashland visiting at the
ments* has been instituted and DeFord home.
serves as an inspiration for more
sewing tor the girls.
This con­
sists of a chart on which every
garment the girts make, in school
or out, IS recorded; tor which she
receives duo credit.
The Freshman and Sophomore
Stop dxm quickly— til their danger* and
classes met Wednesday to plan Jiacoinfixtt.EaJthe£rverand headache. Force
pep campaigns for the Medford the poiaoosout Hill» break colds in 14 hour*.
They tone the whole system. The prompt, re­
game Saturday night.
---------- -7— us hie results have led millions to employ there.
They decided to stage a contest Don't rely 0 0 letter helps, don't delay.
to determine which class was the B e S u r e lts ^
most loyal. In other words, which
class would have the most stu­
dents out to the games.
The gym w ill be divided into Cet Red Bat
Physician and Surgeon
0JT 1C Í HOURS
.
DR. RRNEST A. WOODS
Office Hours: 10 • 12 and 2 - B
" " dr .
188 Granite
Where the sick end aged are
sared for in pleasant bonis
narroundlngs.
CHOICEST FOOD
WW, I . GOULD
Realtor
Phono 488-J
Builder
Contractor
Repairing and Remodeling
Specialist Iq Quality,
Not Quantity; Shingling
S IN C L A IR OR T R IA L
FOB CONTRMPT OF COURT
(Continued From
Galvanised Nails Used.
20 Year Guarantee,
page One)
fused to answer. Most of them
were put by Sen Walsh. . They
demanded information concerning
the following:
l t Sinclair's testimony conaern-
Por Sale—Homes in all
sections of city from
81800.00 to 88800.00. Low
aa 8180.00 down on some.
Balance like » rent
. »
. .
Got this: SJNMM) monthly rent
toy 10 years equals nothing
iu t rain regrets. gBA.OO month­
ly pstymenta on home for 10
years equalq a •1000.00 equity
(estiiaated) plus satisfaction
of home owner.
« 7 -*
lng his contract with P. G. Bonftls
Denver, touching Teapot Dome oil
reserve.
2. A contract of Sinclair's Ma-
mmmoth Oil Co., the Pioneer Oil
I Co., and the Belgo Co., under
I which, according to Walsh, the
IPoneer Company did not compete
I with Sinclair for Teapot Dome,
FOR SlT.Bi ..B w ?S -MQtfceS
one. Aufp eagtp, eerriee station,
repair garage; ou Paeifio high­
way, near Ashland. Price 87000.
Terms. Gould Realtor. 488-J.
187-tf.
Trees, Shrubs, Etc.
G E T YO UR trees, shrubs and
vines from
the
Old
Reliable
Washington Nursery Co. A. Begs-
worth, 494 Holly St.
167-6*
second hand furniture. T w o
fla t top desks.
A t Icenhower’s
new and second hand store, 389
East Main. Phone 171.
167-8
HELP WANTED
Wanted a trusty experienced
farm hand, married, small family.
W rite giving fu ll partioulars, age,
habits, references, wages expected
above house rent. L oare Tidings.
167-3
«
Ì W
" ’
Office and Resident Phone 28
Office Hours
10 - 12 a. m. 2 - 4 p. m.
8:30 - 7:80 p. m.
Call
Jerry O’Neal
for Four next Job
of
Plumbnig
Phone 188
MORE MILES TO THE GALLON
A SSO C IA T E D R E G U L A R GASOLINE is a motor-fuei
with superfine combustion qualities. Power and mileage
depend directly upon the character and completeness o f
the combustion. It’s the'chain o f boiling points and chem­
ical characteristics that govern the combustion o f gasoline.
Associated has always been distinctive. Its boiling points
and chemical characteristics make it so. Hence the distinc­
tive performance o f this super-fine motor-fuel. Associated
Gasoline has always been associated with “more miles to
the gallon.”
T. L . POWELL
General Transfer
teem end motor trucks.
service at a reasonable
— Phoae 88.
JORDANS SASH AND
C A B IN E T WORKS
Corner Helman and Van Ni
Phone 181.
19«
WHITTLX TBANSrKK
A STOBAOB 0 0 .
Coal, Wood and Storage
good buy» la Palia Ana aá< Hbr^'
Second Hand Furniture
ornea MMrno taa
Rea. 80 Morton St.
get
in on the ground floor ta eomlng
residency eeetfou,
w phone
W m . B. Gould, Reelfor. Several
JUST R E C E W E D a lot of fine
Ostéopathie
Phyriciaa aad Surgeon
Eye, Ear, Nose aad Threat.
First National Bagk BuUdfog
PRACTICAL NURSING
I FOR sAOB-af yen want to
FO R SALE — W hite Leghorn
hatching eggs, good stock, reason­
able prices. J. M. Beaver, 1030
Hepry St.
166-2*
DR. W. J. CRANDALL
P w etioa Limited To
Eye, Ear, NVse and Throat
X-Ray, Including Teeth
Convalescent Home
W
\W hoi you buy Gasoline «4niy by name
F O R SA LE -w W hite Leghorn
pullots, in splendid condition and
laying heavily. Am going out of
business for the present. Phone
2F14.
166-3
te 1
Physician and Surgeon
' , 108 Pioneer Ave
A,ways the ,,n al ”
161-tf
mal vicinity.
Office Phon« 164-J
Borne Phase 164-L
io to 12 a. m . ' i a
Go Stop them today
CASCARA,
Dr. Charta« A. M t e i
Physician and Btefara ‘
DR. ROLAND ALLIN
fa a t N * P ® l« » n a t W l
composed of energetic, nature lov- war® 18 8P°k«» by
lag girls and abounds in e n th u s -k * th’ „Ua,ta4
A __
iv 'j
Iwr
M n . Osler Is teaching Mias
(PoattaeMI trim
Adrienne Hazard's classes 1« the — ,------ ---------- *— - - -
lattsr's absence.
tka werid ae aaval p
Heevy Pasks has been oat of wor,d *■ controlled 1
school 111 for several weeks.
armies but by Its
The Camp Fire Girls hare an power ” the pred* ’
Interesting and novel task ahead a ,act wh,ch wa> Ww
of them. Next Wednesday eve-
an American, the
Bing they w ill tie and dys thelc, Mabaa’ aad haa •taw
“gypsy scarfs.”
These
gypsy Proval ot » *• *orlde
scarfs ard worn when the club t* K,8t8
>Be • * •
goes on hikes. The dying will be
A m erlei t«
supervised by Miss French.
troops across the At
March 11 aU the Camp Fire wo,ld war:
w“
troops In Ashland will hold
a wh,ch I’ olated Seran
PBtolis birthday ceremonial In the vented h«r getting to
perk If the
weather permits. raw mater,al8 during
Next week is the b ir th d a y w e e k s
*^e c°o fllct: it wi
of the Camp Fire
organization wblch destroyed the
Whloh is fifteen years old. The mada and crU»hed S
ceremonial dresses will be worn at 8ea powar *W ch anal
thia function. To earn their birth- ?efeat Ruaa,a ttnd ®
day honors, the girls cleaned up " nes of ’» ■ « « n ic a tl,
the Ltthia Park campground and home ba8e to Manch
cabins. Another way they m a y 8ea p o w e r
Prevents
eeru an honor Is the writing of a fr“m
BHta
poem.
The poem must be of a 1,1 tted tbfi British tc
tree in hPn° r ot the National trooi>8 aero as the ch
2. A report that Sinclair loan­
ed stock to “one Hays.”
4. Sinclair’s testimony that he
had an agreement with John C.
(Shaffer, Denver publisher, con­
cerning Teapot Dome.
6. Where Sinclair met Former
Secretary o f-In terio r Albert B.
F all In Nov. and Dec.,'1923.
6. A report that Sinclair trans­
ferred 91*6,000 from a New York
hank to a Washington bank, and
then to another New York bank in
Feb., 1924.
7. A report that Sinclair con­
tributed 76,000 share of stock to
Packing, Crating aqd Shipping.
Long Distane« Hauling.
Auto freight Terminal
Phon» U 7
Office 89 Oak S t
make up a Republican national
committee deficit.
8. The books of the
Hyvaa
Corporation, a Sinclair holding
company.
9. Act Titles of Arqhle Roosevelt
lu connection with Sinclair since
Roosevelt, an employe of Sinclair,
testified before the committee.
10. Whether
previous
testi­
mony by Sinclair, denying that he
or any of his companies In any
way loaned or gave anything to
Secretary FaJl, was correct.
CJaesifld Ade Bring Results
A carload of red cedar, all
heart seven foot fenceposts
Just received, w ill sell for 26c
each as loQg as they last, AU
kind of fencing.
Plows from 810.00 up. Imple­
ments of every deserlptian,
W hite Sewing Machines and
everything that far m a n need,
at
Peil’s Comer
E very‘day in 1926 some 359 dwellings caught fire
with some consequent loss to the owner. Fire resist­
ant construction is not expensive, so where is the
economy of flimsy buildingf
WHY NOT USE—
Johns Mansville Asbestos Roofing
A S S O C IA T E D E T H Y L G A S O L IN E is th<h>ius motor-hiel.
It is regular sustained quality, “ m ore m iles to the gallon” Asso­
ciated Gasoline produced by th e A ssociated O il Com pany’s to*
fineries, plus Ethyl Brand'of Anti-Knock Compound perfected by
the General Motors Corporation. z
. ¿J
' A new driving-thrill awaits you with your fir$t tank o f Associated
Ethyl. It puts carbon to work, greatly lessens ratosahifting, allows
sudden acceleration w ithout “ bucks” and jerks, increases power
and elim inatesthe “knocks”.
also let us tell you about
Celotex and Shuinacher Board
Carson-Fowler Lumber Co.
Associated Ethyl is red in color. But all red gasolines are not Ethyl
gasolines. Look for the pumps widh the red, green aad oyam dia­
monds. Got Associated w ith Ethyl today! Associated Ethyl is sold
Etbjl Gtnoimt
Ctrftrtitim
Knocks out those knocks
C I A T E D
O I
L
Siestoillesi Q u a lit y P ro d *
Buckingham & Hecht
Boots and Shoes .
The Mbt thsre is for less money. Now is the time
to get them for that trip in the spring.
ARMY GOODS STORE
Biggest Little Store » .Town, Open Evenings.