‘1
FOB RENT— Furnish«« rootoa.
garage, garden ground, fru it. In
MOB nAkr— P artly
house, 111 3rd St.
M r. Crips has instituted a new
phase In his C. S. History classes,
making them more Interesting
and npvel. He haa assigned to
several . students the name of
some groat man In the history of
America, so that reports can be
made on them. H r. Phelps gave
the d rat report Tuesday afternoon
on Abraham Lincoln and brought
'to lig h t many things about the
great president that are seldom
mentioned« though Interesting.
Ry thia plan It Is hoped the
students taking U. S- History will
find the Influential men in history
more than mere names in a book.
PAINTING— Ambro S. Park,
133-4» painting, nao Tono work, 711 Lib
ftfriUUhed
16 0-1-mo;
FOB BENT or ~LEA8E——3{pd- erty.' Phone 456.
reasonable, 115
* 158-3 •rn seven-room house in good con
WANTED—To buy* fresh cows
dition, furnished or unfunUnfehd. and springers, Charles Brolll, 441.
large lot, very reasonable.' Near Helman BL, phone 407-R.
nlahed ■ apartments,
m o d e r n school. Gerald Ganter, phene 211
169-1-m o.l
throughout. Reasonable rentals.
t.
150-3»
cluded. Rent
Chnrch.
Butler apta., 40 Granite Bt.
148-tf
W A N T E D — Dressmaking. 871
Mountain Ave. Phone 247-R.
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155-4»
FOB BENT— Fnrusttad small
FOB BALE or TRADE— 110
W A N T E D : — Mad with team
apartments and cabins with ga
acres
of land in Siskiyou, Cal. On wants plowing or any kind of
rages. Reasonable by month
M fcfie Highway. PPlanty of wa work. 147 Ohio St.' Phone 335-J.
or weak. Barber Apts. IIS Oraa
ter, near county school For far
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tta.
111-tf
F L O W IN G
ther particulars address Tidings,
Box' »1.
133-lhio.»
c e ll 196-R for all kinds of
team work and plowing.
135-lm o»
state Commerce Comatlaalon by
Preaidant Coolidge. He gets the
job the Senate refused to give to
Cyrus Woods o t Pannaylvdgdn.
Bralnerd’e father ones lived eA a
BAHAMER TRANSFER a n ff «arm In Vermont near that « h e
.Storage Co. office at residence.
.... president’s father. •»',
174 North Main. Phene 410.
pplendld player piano with many
rolls, of muelo and stool, worth
1450 for quick sale |200. Mrs.
H llty ’s piano. Bee W h ittle Trans
IB M
TO TRADE—«finder dlteh I t fer 06.
ANT GIRL IN TR O U BLE— May
miles east of Klamath Palls, |1 5 0
FOR SALB— Anyone wishing to
communicate with Ensign Lee
per acre want Ashland home and buy a new 1887 Ford car write
of*- the Salvation Arm y at tbs
small acreage. P. O. box 313 bo* 8, Ashland Tidings. * W ill
W hite Shield Rome, 656 May-
K lam ath F a lb .
168-8» save you money. This Is for a
fa ir Ave., Portland. Oregon.
new car sad not a used oae.
FOR SALB: — 8 -acres splen
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v
131*8»
The Success Family
did garden soil. W ide variety
fru it. Paw blocks from normal,
FOR S A L E — 176 white leghorn
high and grade schools. Bargain. laying pallets, also about 25 The father of Success Is W ork;
The mother of Success Is Am
Terms. Goald, Realtor, 4B8-J.
white leghorn hens less than 2
bition;
163-tf years »14. Elbert G. Doris, RPD
The
oldest
son is Common Sense;
1, Box 134. ,
188-1»
FO R RALE—« you want to get
Some of the other - boys are
19 on the groqnd floor in coming
residence section, aee or phone seed barley, 2 1-2 cte. See Roscoe Honesty.
Thoroughness,
Fore
Wm. ff. Gould. RagUor. Several Applegate 1-2 toile southeast of
sight, Enthusiasm and
flood bays to Pphn-Ave and Nor AahMad.
162-3»
Cooperation.
' .
mal ric la lty.
117-tf
The
oldest
daughter
Is
Character;
FOB SALB— Lady's 7-year-old
some of her
FO R H A L E —.H ere’s „another saddle pony In good condition,
Sisters
are
Cheerfulness,
one. Anto camp; service atatioa, 340. Address Gertrude Stites,
Loyalty,
repair garage'; on Pacific high 1782 Driud St., Portland, Ore., or
way, negr Ashland. Pries 37000. call at J. B. Kinney’s place on Courtesy, Care Economy, Sinceri
ty and Harmony.
Terms. Goald Realtor. 43 3-J.
Wagner Creak.
133-4»
The
baby
Is Opportunity.
•l» 7 -tf.
Get well acquainted w ith the
G E T Y O U ft trees, shrubs and
"old man” and
FOR S A IE ^-Modern
7-room
Tou w ill be able to get along
house, w ith 1 1-3 acres of ground, riare from the OM RoMable
pretty well
orchard and berrjes.
Terms, Washington Nursery Oo. A. Segs-
137-8» w it h the rent of tha family.
Would rent fitn iM to 4 or uofoF* worth, 494'Holly gt.
— ANON
niched, also (or sale, good motor
- r T H E S IS K lT O U
cycle with aide car 133- 531 Pair-
RALB—Black oak, 813.80
view; r to n e H t Y.' *
i43to'
ford; body fir, 313.33. Prices In CU LT L E A D E R M AKES
cluda sawlag. 13 inch body fir,
D A N D Y Improved 10 A. for
SUICIDE ATTEMPTS
sale hjr nou-residapt Owner on 33.60 tier; 18 Inch, 14.00; black
oak, 14.00 and 84.60. Soma slab
Neil creek Just off pared high
(Centinutd from Page 1)
way. »Fins tor poultry and»ber wood. 388 B street. Phoha 196-R
186-lm o.» crutches were necessary, Mrs.
ries. 1 a. strawberries. Partly
Rowen said, because her spine
•quipped. Would consider clear
was Injdred in a mysterious at
City property or good auto as part TOADSTOOLS CAUSE
tack upon her in San Bernardino.
payment. Price 36000. W . E.
ILLNESS OF FOUR
She told police that she did
K yler nt Lithla Springs Hotel
not know she was wanted until
Thurs and F ri.
180-2
SAN FRANCI8CO, March f . —
she read of the search in a
Four persons were seriously 111
newspaper.
today front the effheta of eating
toadzUisfll which they had gath
Tidings A4* Brina Results
ered In Golden Gate park In the
Thought Shhfp Pains
behalf that the potoonous plants
Ware* mashrooins.
RheumAtism
Physicians ‘ Said they had., an
fla t » ’e Uwcword W rm g !
even chance for recovery.
W te Crippled to the CNttc
The victime were: Detective
Sergeant Richmond Tatham , vet
eran of fea r wars; Mrs. Tatham
and Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Wagner,
Now Free From Suffering by
Presbyterian Chnrch
all of San Francisco. The meal
Kopa Neuritis Tablets
N. Main and Helman Street«
was eaten at the Tatham home.
“I suffered wtth what seem
Hugh T . Mitchelmore, Pastor,
ed to bo a rhoawtetl« pain In
132 N. Main St. Phone 491-L.
my arm and after taking one
bottle or so of Bopa Nenrttis
Lutheran Church
Tablets, find myself happily
Servhws In Odd Fellows H all.
quite free from arm paiai”
H. 5 l. Young, Pis tor, 633
- (Signed) Cha«. HaffetMen.
Boulevard. Services 4th and
SPOKANE, Wash., Miff. 9.—
Many mistake the sharp,
6 th Sundays.
darting pains' in neck, fare,
Fire srly this morning dhatroyed
back, shbulders. arms or legs
the men’s dormitory of W hitworth
F irst Church of Christ
for Rheumatism 6fl Neuralgia
Scientist— South Pioneer Ave.
college
near
here
with
an
esti
when the trouble Is really
Mrs. Eliz. M. Smith, First
mated loss of 3100,000. One
Neuritis,
a
nerve
disease.
Reader, 78 Fourth St. Phone
Thousands have treated them
student was overcome by smoke
471-J,
selves for three pains without
when he tried to save his books.
result. T h e» they tristt Bopa
No others were reported In ju r
ChristAaa ffcufch
Neuritis Tableta and! the paina
B and Socoad Streets.
ed, though scores fled the build
V . K. Allison, Pastor,
ing in night elothing.
820 Boulevard
Pendleton — Peace Lutheran
church trill build 94,608 parson-
Catholic Church
Sixth and C Streets
The Rev. Father, J. A. Carmody
Sixth and C Streets. Phono 108
Tradition? Great stuff!
Holding men Just where tbteir
fathers were,
The frills of dead men guMlng
living lives!
,
Because they did thus, thus is
right,
The King can do no wrong.
W hy deify- a w ill, because It's
head?
• •
The world w ill change, God’s free
Prom older generations^ No one
Say's to Tim , "Thus It was done.
And you shall do the sansa", -v—
Are we not men, ns they were
(B u t no more— rem em berl) ' '
Images of Him?
W hy follow minds explicitly.
Whose bodies made the grass
.
grow
Tears Ago 7
T H E S ISK lTO U
I WONDER
wonder If I'll ever find
work
To do each day, and still
Some to earn my bread npd
butter w ith
’ j
Vet quite enjoy:
So many things that I Would
like to' do
Don’t lost I ’d use them up.
W ithin a year
Or two; they’d soon be gone.
But I should like to find that
perfect thing
That I could do a ll days, always,
for years
•
And like It still.
Some men do that I think
And so may I, if I could gueaa
My place, God. help me
Find my Job.
-
. — T H E S ISK lTO U
Cbarcb o f the Nasareaie
Fourth and C Streets
P. C. Thatcher, Paster
ThU sewing classes are now
studying plans for clothing bud-
gats. T h lk work Is extremely In-
tareatiag w well as, helpful to
them.
Aa one assignment the
girts wars ealled upon to list ev
ery article of clothing they pos
sessed add to mark their cost.
Bom« of the girls who thought
their wardrobes were small, were
surprised St what a valuable one
they really possessed.
Ton would think Ashland, had
a veritable oriental quarter from
all. the Japanese faces in the
down town store windows; but
its Just the advertising for the
big muslcafl comedy the boys and
girls glee clubs are presenting
March 18 and probably the 17th.
The seats are open for reserva
tions now and If all the seats are
taken the operetta will be pre
sented a second night to accom-
raodate the crowd tha IS oxpected
to see “ Miss Cherry Blossom.”
If'y o u remember the annivers
Roseburg— Industries financing
ary play you will remember how service organized for local devel
funny Hod Dunn was. Well, he opment.
Lodge Directory
Ashland Lodge No. 28. A.
F. « A. M.— Meets in the
Masonic haU every 2nd Thurs-
day. Master, V. V. M ills ;' sec-
retary, W„ H . Day.,
.
-t-.
Siskiyou Chapter No. 21, R.
A. M.— Meets In the Masonic
hall every 3rd Thursday. High
Priest, A. J. MeCallen secre
tary, W . H. Day.
M alta Commandcry No. 4.
K . T .— Meets in the Masonic
h a ll ou, the 1st and 3rd Wed-
neidays. Em. Commander, Q.
D. Frazee, Medford; recorder,
W . H. Day.
>'
Hflah Temple A. A. O. N. M.
8.— Meets in the Masonic hall
every 1st Friday. Illustrious
Potentate. S. H. Baker, Grants
Pas»; recorder, W . H. Day.
Alpha Chapter No. 1, O. E.
S^r-Meets in the Masonic hall
on the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays.
W orthy Matron, Mrs. Mazie
Bates; secretary, Mrs. Leah
Caldwell.
Znlelma Temple, Daughters
o f the Nile— Meets In the Ma
sonic hall every 2nd! Saturday.
M,eets alternately at Medford,
Grants
Pass* and Ashland.
Queen, Maomi Montgomery,
Medford;
recorder,
Minnie
Woods, Medford.
Ashland Chapter Re Molays
— Meets in the Masonic hall
on the 2nd and 4th Wednes
day.
Master Councilor, Alble
Full Gospel Templó
Boulevard
J. 8.
Murphy,
Pastor
Mahogany Camp No. tWflfi, M.
Fenteooatal ChamR
Stone Church, F ifth and Mala
•
streets
E. F . Blnghato, Pastor
Trinity Episcopal Church
Second Street
Rev. P. K. Hammond. Vicar.
,'2 Second Streèt. Phone 110
Congregational Church
Boulevard
Rev. Chas. D. Gaffney
489 Boulevard
Freo Methodist Church
B. Main and Stxth Street
W . A.— Meets in the Mooee
ball on the 2nd and 4th F ri
days. Consul, Wm. Grenbemer;
clerk, W . H. Day.
. American Legion Post No.
2-4 Tuesday In
Pioneer H all. Commander, M il
lard Grubb. Adjutant, T. L.
Patterson.
24,— Meets
'A m e ric a n Legion Auxiliary
— 1-3 Mondays. In the Pioneer
hall on Wlnburn Way. Mrs. C.
E. Shinn, secretary. Address
174 Oak St. dr Phone 184.
Emma K. Thompson,.Pastor.
Mope Rebekah Lodge No, 14
BAptiot Chare» .
Hargsdlne and F irst Streets.
Myron 8. Woodworth, Pastor,
Oak Btrept'
la twice aa entertaining and clev
er In b i* role of the Japanese tea
garden proprietor. Eunice H a
gar sings the' tlt|e role of Miss
Cherry Blqssom, while Johnny
Huger la an edargetlc yodng
America who la trying hard to
pick Cherry (or his own. Jack
Nlms and Jean Stratton carry the
sub leads,
Americans.
Ronald
Qpndee, la the vllllan, the Jkpaa-
onae politician and Joseph Conley
and Donald Hinthorne complete
the American patty. Resided the
choruses; one chorufc of geisha
principals there are three fu ll
girls, (Japanese) a chorus o f
American girls, and a fu ll boys
■chorus.
.
The songs and. dances Ip thia
light opera are singularly #lovely
and against a beautiful oriental
background of wisteria^ twinkling
lanterns, .a cosy romantic tea,
house, and flowers galore, they’ll
appear yet more exquisite.
Hard work has been done and
Is being done on “ Miss Cderty
Blossom,” and It w ill be worth
your time and more money than
Is being asked, to come to the
high school gym and see the big
gest operetta that has ever been
presented by the .high school to
the citizens of Ashland.
The admission fee is 35 and SO
cents.
The Janlors and Seniors have
nearly completed the plana for,
the annual Prom to be given
March 13 In the Lithla Hotel ball
room.
'
The committees have pat in
quite a bit of their tlm e.to make
this social affair a success and
every one is anticipating a |ood
■Meets In the I. O. O. F. hall
1 the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays,
ible Grand, Mrs. May Elb;
loordfng
Secretary,
Mias
hel Reed.
..
Aahlai
O. F .— 1
hall «vi
Grand,
Grand.
The Daughters of the Veter-
nns— Meet on the 2nd and 4th
Wednesday of each month In
the Armory at 2 p. m.
O. A. R.— 2nd and 4th Sat.
tach month, Armory, 8 p. m.
visitors Welcome. 4 . O. Van
natta, Commander.
Ashland Lodge No. 944, B-
P. O. B.— Meets in the Elba
Temple every Saturday. Exalt
ed Ruler, James Bowers Sec
retary, Ed Thornton.
Iv y Camp No. 909B, Royal
Neighbors. — Meets In the
Moose hall on the le t and 3rd
Mondays; Oracle, “ F-
A-
Madden; Recorder, Mrs. Alice
Turner.
Ashland Lodge No. 117, K.
of P.— Meets in the I. Q. O. F.
hall on l i t and 3rd Fridays.
Chancellor Commander, M il
lard Dnnn
Burnside R elief Corps, No.
24.— Meets In the I. O. O. F.
kali no the 1st and 3rd Satur
day«. at 2 p. m.
President,
Mrs. Alice Turner: Secretary,
Mrs. S. A. Peters, B?.
Ashland Homestead No. 4097
B. A. Y.— Meats In tha I. O.
O. F. hall on the 9nd and 4th
Mondays-
Fraternal Brotherhood— 1st
snd 3rd
Thursdays, at the
Moose HaU.
Acorn Circle No. 54, Neigh
bors ot the Womlcruft.— Meets
in the I. O. O. F. hall o» the
1st and 3rd Mondays. Guard
ian Neighbor, Mrs. W . O. Pres
cott; Clerk, Mrs. Wm . Sten-
nett.
Astilanh Camp No. S4S, W
W — Meats la the I. O. O. F.
hall <4>n the 2nd and 4th Mon
days. Clerk, J. R. W lok; Con
sul Commander. C. B. Lame.
I o a B U r e m i a W s i r a m is ts *
on
i I X ivo«
norie jmcBinpiiidi» no<
10— Meats la -Ute I. O. O. F.
hall on the ÌM and 3rd Tuss-
fays. C. E. Hooper, Scribe.
Business and Professional
DK ROLAND ALLIN
Thyiidan and Suigeon
Office Phon«
DR. ZRNRST A. WOODS
Practice Limited To
Eye, Ear, N^seand Throat
X-Ray, Including Teeth
Office Hours: 10 • 1 9 and 9 - 5
8wedenburg B r ild t a g ^ ^
WHXr-LAH e r r
R tf A THING
Like ThAT?
X SHOULD
' S A V N O T /y
A io - mv w ir e
M£ VOLAVCFJ
AFTERNOON A
SMophNGwn
B E T T e R S P e A K ID
K R .T V T ff A B O U TIT
N C * 5 T H E Ò r r iO C
M A N A C e » NOW .
WHAT'S T h e
hanks vcrv
Physicians
. 108 Ploi
Office and Rea
Convalescent Borne
IOS Granite
W h e n the sick and aged are
cared for In pleasant home
surroundings.
Jenry O’B m I
for your next Joh ot
PRACTICAL NURSING
Plambnig
CHOICEST FOOD
WM. 1. GOULD
Realtor
Phone 453-J
Builder
Contractor
Ropalrlng and Remodeling
Specialist In Quality,
Not Quantity; Sbtpgllhg
Gnlxanlzod Nalls Used,
20 Tear Guarantee.
WJUTT LI 7RAM8FS&
ft STORAGE 0 0 .
404 Mountain Ave.
Coal, Wood and Storage
For Sale—Homes in all
sections of city from
$1800,00 to $5500.00. Low
as $150.00 down on some.
Balance like rent
Get this: 905.00 monthly rest
for 10 years equals nothing
>ut vain regrets. 325.00 month
ly payments on home for 10
years equate a fllOOO.OO equity
(setlm stsd) plus satisfaction
Packing, Crating and Shipping.
Long Distance Hauling.
Auto Freight Term ini
* Rhone 117
Offloe 89 Oak S t
It is estimated: new bull ding
construction over the country fb f
1837, will reach 36.000 000,000,
while expenditure of more than
Al.pOO.QQO.OOO w ill be required
Co cover replacements and ordin
ary repairs.
P IO N E E R R ESID EN T DIES
Mrs. Mary Cole, aged 79 years,
passed away at her home on A
street this morning after an ill
ness which has lasted about two
weeks.
She has been a resident of Ash
land for the past 20 years and la
survived
by six grandchildren:
Herman and Chester Stoakes of
Klamath Falls, Everett Stoakes of
Portland, Ore.; Mt's. Fannie Sand
ström of Portland, Ore.; Mrs. An
nie Stone of M ill City, Ore.; and
Mrs. Flora Comptob of Coqallle,
Oregon.
Arrangements are being made
by Dodge's Undertaklag parlors , “*t
for the funeral services which will I
be held from the Christian church j
tomorrow afternoon at 4 o’clock
The body will be taken to Albany.
Ore., for burial where the hus
band and daughter of the deceas
ed are buried
tone.
Rowlet Red Pepper Rub, made fro *
•ed peppers, costs little at any druf
Eugqpo -F ru it Growers’ Can dorè. Get a jar at once. Be sure tt
ncry will open early In April, can ret the genuine, with tha name Rowle
nlng rhubarb.
Colds
If Rheumatic
Eat No Swaete
/ftffa t ffft r f e OtfftNMf
A cold may be stopped in 24 hours,
the fever checked, the bowels opened,
the entire system toned. The way is
lil L U h —a way so efficient that ws
quick complete results that-H ILL’S
is bringing millions.
By Taylor V lfM a ro u
Morn and Pop
DR. MATTI
M a C o ld
O w ning CZ
On
Rheumatism it easier to avoid that
o cure, states a well-known authority
, Ve are advised to dress warmly, keej
he feet drv, avoid exposure, ant
hove all, drink plenty of good wate
jid avoid eating sweets of all kind.
Rheumathm iz caused by bodj
vaste and acids resuMhg from foot
« ’mentation. It is the mgcflBii o
he kidneys to filter thia poison iron
he blood and^cast^h out l^ th e mine
hrough the system? evretuaBptettibj
n tlfc joints and muscles, canshte stiff
less, soreness snd pain, c a lM n|eua3t
bto.
At the first twinge of rhamtotte
ret from any pharmacy ahOut Ms
•m ice, o f Jad Salts; pat a Uhteepua*
ul in a glass of water and drmh be
ore breakfast each morning for a week
This is helpful to neutralize achflfr
emove waste matter, also to sthnalak
he kidneys, thus often ridding the h im '
•f rheumatic poised..
j
y f e
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