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r •T TIDINGS catcher, has been added at the ex pense of 3,60.000. The pitchers, WhHfchni, Danas, Wells, Collins, Stoner, Carroll and Holoway, hold the fate of the Tigers In their , o f the ahis and I soon found out hands. that It was going to be the fu ll 0 3 miles -to Fort K lam ath, 1 picked up two flag poles that I had used' to m ark short cut tea the ski race 'and left my p ik e- sui pole beside Business and Professional Dir Jackson County to Use “Blue Blanks” the tra il, it waa easier going y jth two poles. I f I ever bring a tend erfoot In here again I su r e ly w ill f o b KENT— F u rn ish ed h ou se bOL ~ rner-.;i - Cou» * Asmmor Coleman of F O B B B toB — Saddle horses, w ith garage; g a rd en sp o t, near G ibson. 444 Çalifornia St. 182-8 This w ill weaken Detroit's Jackson county will require the make him use two polos. school«. C all a t 5 5 3 H olly, phone -N ear Anna Springe Ute snow double play peesWIlttek. which "Hated Blue Blanks", around 1 8 1 -tf F O B R E N T — B m a ï b o u se oom »17L . would be copslderaMp- w ith Tav- which there has been so much turned to rain and it didn't help erner and M elfanns operating controversy m this state, to be the slidding, bat I managed to p le te ly fu r n ish ed , o u fcfeck tr o t r . F O B R B N T — F o u r room bung ¿A T B R M IT Y H O M S — around tbn keystone sack, .but I t ! filled out with the exception of keep up * three mile gate. JBelosr N o n a n i, 451 Pala» A ve. J 82-1 « 153 a lo w , ta rn ish ed , o v erlo o k in g LitK- G ranite. T erm s, in clu d in g qvery- seems the best bet until* a real , section c, According to a decision Anna Springe the snow began to ia P ark . M odern p lum bing. R en t F O B BK NT— F u rn ish ed ap t.. stick to the skis and I slowed thing, 14.00 per day. 1 8 2 -tf third baseman appears. Lou Bl^e. rendered an Ashland delefatlon I f la u r e l , p h on e 3 8 » - /. 1 8 7 -tf rtMwonable. C all a t 108 G ranite down. On the Gold Spring h ill I who led o ff last season has been this morning. *• 181*461 •hovad down to where his heap? Those men appearing before broke a pole trying to make time hitting can add discomfort to the the assesor regarding the matter and took a spill, and had to eut < I F YOU W A ..T a good h om e life of any ¿ m ertep n league pitch- were W ill Dodge, Earl Isaacs, and another pole. When I reached the 1 o a g er Who gats past the devastating A. C. Nlnlgar. Recently the state F O B HALE—Sa t. A p ril » Roma induire n t B row n A RIeo. <3 N. straight stretch of road below the Ktlckwork of M cM anus, M anush, tax commission, grafted permls- t o l a . o j - t f U l-tx m ade can d y by th e D a u g h ters ot FethergilJ and Helliqann. sio« to the various assesors to use ’’■ill and looked down it for a m ile the Veteran, Wolcott's Grocery. I F O B SA L E — i f yon w a n t to g et T h e la s t named :« out to legd their owh discretion in the matter and a half, not a sign of a track .. ____________ . K M * nn tha grou n d ,flo o r in com in g the league 1« (fatting, something whether to use or not to use the of any kind. I know y ou w ill for F O B S A I ito .Fresh cow , 1401 »••id o n eo se ctio n , se e o r p hon e Manual) accomplished' in 1826. : blanks. There Is considerable dls- give me, even though you are a Boulevard. l t i - t f Wm. t o G onld, R ea lto r. S everal F o th erg lll can stick along with satisfaction locally over this decl- Christian, when I tell you that I f o M buy» *n P alm A va and N or said Damm, and I used,a capital his fellow outfielders and a ll three sion. w -ti F O B SA L E — A sparagus roots, m al v i c i n i t y / D. I was as wet as though I hffd are good for aei ig over .850. been to a Baptist emersion. I won Thq return of^Bossier, who was WAN9HD -»T Plow ing or team 1-3 c e n ts each. A few b u ttern u t trees, I y ea r old , 50 cen ts each. O. der how I would have felt I f T work. Gibson 444 California, Injured last year, Will add both Newburg — -Orcs A. O ray, 1 3 7 2 lo w s . 185-0' had known that central waa go offensive and defensive strength Company expects to 188-8 ing to forget to call anyone to to the club. Shea, a Coast league F O B S A L E :—» A lfa lfa hay, 880 Olio cases this year. ton. P h o n e 8 F 1 4 . Mrs. F . B. h ou sew ork . Garte. 184-31 M ountain Ave. 8 8 6 .0 0 — H u gh es D e Luxe M ag W A N TED —.Y oq r 1827 apray- j Ing. N aw rig. 8 lx y ears exp er netic Belt. Regular price 835.00. ience. J. w . W atk in s, T alen t, Ore- Guaranteed 20 years. The Best Mode Belt on market. Send 82, balance C. O. D. prepaid. Resi WANTED— t q buy fy dent agent wanted. T . C. MeDear- SQd sp rin gers, C harles Bi mon, 2105 San Antone's Ave, A l H olm an 8 t.. p h n n s 407-B ameda, Cal. 188-6* F O B S A L E — 2 J ersey co w s and HAMAKBR TRAVEnOk • » « fifty Legjiprn h ep s. S ee them . a t e n * « Co. offlcy s4 ywsldeoce. 1280 B. M ain. > 188-8* 174 North Main. Phone 410. - F O B 8 4 I t o . V ietot ray, phone ANY « B l p f 289-Y. A m m a n a t e « w ith E n sign L ee of» t h e E h tyattea A m y a t tha . Relieved in Two Treatments? 183-6* N K lF LGCA'MpIf— ^Wa s e ll on W hite ShlaM Bom a, 546 May- e*sy terms expert repairing on all makes. Few special bargains In both treadle and electric. Call, write or phone. Singer Sewing ma chine Co. ISO W 6th, at Grape. Phone 484J. Medford. 183-6 t t l» A»«-, F ortfan d . Oregon. ~ F O R SALM . ow T R A D * —» 180 acres o f lan d in S lsk iy o a , C al. On F O B S A L B — W o rk horses, Gib P a c ifie H igh w ay. P F le a ty o f w a son, 444, C alifornia St. 182-6 ter, n ear co u n ty sc h o o l F o r fa r - th e r p articu lars ad d ress T id in gs, HJlls D airy, W alk er ® °x W . 1 2 3 -2 m o .» i n b l ï h g rad e Jer- D R EA M fT T Y O F W Y O M IN G IS NOW M ASS O F R U IN S not necesssfy. 890.00 to start. ~ U U W id glo v e. F r*n k T *, t o r ’ 3 # ; W ‘ H Dod<1’ W T T : : -w A A g g rey rey k kid glove. F inder please F H i V ictor F la d e r p lsg se call call Mrs Mrs. C T ilton. ’ C. F . ’ toontayjk 27; Orcelo Martlnex, 26; T ilto n . * -------- -------— -------------------------------- Fred J earner, 27; Clarence Posey,' FO U N D ; FO U N D — Ladies fountais pen. Owner can have same by paying fo r ad. Call at Ashland Creamery. 185-1 FO B R E N T _t_ ________ V ( Coptlnned From Fs<s one? Advancement. Give phone. Ad- llffht globes broken. The en- dress Box P, caro of Tidings. tlr« lighting system of the city 1 84-2t* 6as been paralyzed. -------------— ■ ------------- * The list of dead, as given out LOST K >ST by refinery officials: 27; A. C. Ayala, 33; F. C. Speyer, Victor Nickerson, 45; G. G. I T nrpin. 86; 6 . B. Welch, 32; John Balmer; 3 0 ;; Calvin Smith, «6;. A lbert Smith, son of Calvin Smith; and H. O. Eby, 27. GAYLORD WIL9HIRE InvtW cro/I-ONACO . BERT DENTON Hognc R ivcr Vallcy Itcprceentattee f o r tfae Dlstrict come in. let us etplain and read the testimonia^.. L'voe treatm ents at tjic Office. ^AJteolntely Pain lews and Drwfficss. Ott« at Mcdfoixl H otel Bldg. Medford, Oregon. • T E L I. E V E R Y O N E FO R R E N T — Farm , close In. Call 264 Welghtman St. 183-3 FO R K EN T— Large town pas tqre, gentle cows only. Pay In ad van ce. Mrs. M. R. O. Freem an, 2 (1 Oberlin St. utea* PO SITIO N W A N TED W A N TED by young ~ woman w o rk by hour or day. Mrs. Made lin e B riscoe, R o q te f . B ox J |5 , X75 M eade St. 11 ~ W A N T B D ^ - B y ^ i4 ( l^ m an, p ractical n u rsin g, Mrs. Mad e lin e B riscoe, R t. 2, B og 185 or ca ll 175 M eade St. 172-1-m o * Salem had 5810 telephone sta Mona, March 1; 62 new linei since January 1. Many Interested in Baseball Name tals with no relief. I was Mr. WUshire’s first patient in Portland, I had two treat' ments—eo effective th a t I bought an I O tyA 'C O . Iam a b so lu te ly d iv o r c e d from Eczema at last. TraafcUt. Omoo. E- TEESDALE. HOME DEMONSTRATION H r w * H»« la a c ltf « h m «e have t a **« « • « a t « e « A (U d ir « n d ■ f» ura>■ «il e - * — s . - ----- T o___ w»____ Since the announcement made yesterday that a seasons pass would be issued to the one sug gesting the best name for the Ash land, Gold H ill, Owens, Oregon baseball team, twelve or fourteen names have been tnfned In, ac cording to A. C. Nininger, who is in charge of the contest. More names are coming in, rapidly and , the Judges of the contest, are ad vising those who wish to partici pate to get heir suggestions in im-" m ediate^. ' «4 • ' k CZEMA is considered by physicians to he an extremely difficult disease to cure. It is caused by lactic acid—that is, unoxidized waste tissue. And since this waste cannot M eliminated through the intestines and kidneys until it is oxidized, the system attempts to get rid of it by passing it through the skin. Natu- ra"y. the skin breaks down under the extraor* ffinary duty imposed upon it; and the result is the unsightly, mortifying eruption of Eczema. The I-ON'A'CO, through magnetization, im proves the oxygen-transferring ability of the iro n in the body. And with an increased sup ply of oxygen delivnrad to the cells, the waste materials are oxidized and eliminated through the intestines and kidneys. Thus the burden pn the skin is removed, and the redness, itch ing, and peeling disappear. Equally successful results are produced by the I-ON-A-CO in the treatment of Dandruff—which is really a light form of Eczema and not a germ disease. E .Come in and take a delightful 10*minute 1FREE TREATMENT In many other ai’meifts, the I-ON-A-CO has produced similar results. It may do so in your case; A t least it costs you nothing to find out. * You will not be obligated or urged to buy. Iro’t it but a matter of plain, common aenas to make this test? A treatment takes about 10 minutes and is delightful. Don't put it off. Visit us today. _ OBea Honrs: Woofc Days, 0 A . M. to • F. M | Snadayn, 10 A. M to 3 F. M h e IO N A C om pany LO S ANGELES S A N FRANCISCO DENVER PORTLAND SEATTLE R E A D CLABNIFIED ADS | I i ; I I I I I I | I X/M PRESIDENT or-toe company won ' t t d o ? WEU.H0W DID YOU KNOW THIS COMPANY WAS W SUCHßAD^ O oN oraoN < fc< < S«RAY 8OT MR^TYTE « TNC OSNILSMA m L , _ W f8 H T O 5 e £ >> YfCLL-AM-EA- He*» right in •The N E jtr O r - it isn ’ t a S B e a e r e A ANT MEANS — VMHflH IS MY REASON 8DR MAWN6 YOU U llg PftOPOSTOOM*» fYYOG'fte AS WÍS6 M X 'WINK YOGARE YDtXU. < a e r into another B osness b o m c DNS . one Q w t s o t r r ^ — * “ X 'L t Y our * DON’T SAYA VC.fi» T b MY PABTfvCR, M * eV N IU -Y /H A T «fctooesN'r KNtoh \ W 0 M T HURT HIM F o sfa ta s and Srageon Office P h on e 108-J 1 • • R esidence P h o n e 108-L Office Phone 16AJ Home Phone 164-L * OFFICI HQDR0 10 ~ 1B *• O F F IC I f e Q l w 10-12 A . M . . s d l F; is F irst N ational B g a k B u ild in g O steopathic DB. EBNEST A. WOODS Proctite Limited To Eye, Eár, Nose and Throat X-Kay, Including Teeth O ffice P h o n e 1 M F irst N ation al B ank B u ild in g Office H ours: i o . l a and 8 - g DR. MATTIE B. SHAW Physician and Surgeon Swedeuburg B»«M*-g Convalescent Rome - 1 6 8 G ranite W here th e sick and aged are* cared for In pleasant home surroundings. 108 P ion eer Avo O ffice and R esid en t P h on e 38 O ffice H onrs 10 - 12 a. m. 8 - 4 p. as. »¿80 - 7 :8 0 p. m. OaU Jerry O'Neal PRACTICAL NURSING for you r n eat Job o f CHOICEST FOOD Plumbnig Phone 188 R ee. 8 8 M orton St. • the rain came down harder, T . L . POW ELL O eneral T ransfer the snow became like glue,’ the Good team and m otor tracks. C ontractor rkls sAeraed to surface w ith aand Good serv ic e a t a reasonable paper, but at last t came to the Repairing, remodeling and naw price — P hon e 88. place where the road had been work. Day or contract. r JORDANS SA SH A ND broken. Then began the interest 4fl4 Mountain Ave. Phone 4 5 8 / CA BIN ET W ORKS ing past time of watching for the Corner Helman and Van w— car that was coming to meet me. Phons 161. 1 9 4 -tf 1 expected to see it at evqry tu rn P A IN T IN G In the road. At timea 1 stopped Painting, tinting and papering, and listened for the hum of a mo WM. B. GOULD tor. Not a sound but the crack of try C liff Burlingame, 881 Mt. Av. Realtor the half frozen ra:n as ft n it thd or phone 98. snow, r had traveled about a B argains in A shland an d vicin P A IN T IN G — Ambro S. Park, mile when I heard a snort behind ity homes. Insurance. painting, Duo Tone work, 711 Lib . / me, there came bouncing down erty. Phone 465. 160-1-mo 404 Mountain Ave. Phone 4 6 8 / the road the sweetest tin Can that I ever saw. It was bouncing 1'ke a new born grasshopper. It It would go flat before night. A f seemed to prefer to travel in, the ter A fter I left the entrance ' I WHITTLE TBANSEEB snow IThnk, that was ovor it ’s hood rested every mile and at the four & STOBAGB CO. It rather than in the ruts of the mile sign It began snowing. road. The fenders were bent, the was hard work to hold in after Coal, Wood an<L-Storage radiator set at a rakish- angle, that. You don’t enjoy resting with P ank in s Cr»Hng «^ a « .ip j » ! ,. ' ' ” n' ’ Ide of-the hood was flapping A v e t w o w Wowtag— down— the L on g D istant^ H au lin g. with each bound, the top, well it back of your neck and knowing that the snow w ill be an inch J>ad three gcod bows. Between Auto Freight Terminal .. bounds the herder sounded the deeper for every mile. At seven horn for me to get ready to get fn. o’clock I was at Anna Springs, Phone X17 I pot off my skis and picked them taking lY hours to go the 17 Office 89 Oak f t op Just as the ear was along side miles, and tired. Lord, but I was of me. I don’t know what I did. tired. I made a fire and stayed tg frighten it but I t gave a snqrt there that night. That Saturday night that I great holes under the shelves of and landed In a snow bank and stayed at Anna Springs I was rock always'cause me to stop and I had to dig It out with my skis. 1 thought that Jt wpuld be really alone. I had Just left a wonder whose winter home they rough riding when I saw it coming ftouso fu ll of hapjly friends a n d . may be. down tha road, but that was only At nine o’clock I reached the e. whisper to what it seemed when Lodge and Nameless greeted me «'e started down the two crooked at the door. He must have been ruts. I have been on the hurri- watching; me cross the flat. By the cane deck of wild hronk, In an way h T was growling I expect to open boat In a rough sea, I have get canned for staying over long ridden with R. W. Price as driver, er than I should In the Ft. but that battered tin can • had them nil beat to a frazzel. And that driver was an ex-brepk bust er, ho clamted his teeth d°wn on STOP CATARRH! OPIN a crooked pipe stem <nd smiled a crooked smile, every moment I ex pected to, see him xllm b out on the , | hood and begin to whip the radia tor with his hat. W ell, we made the F t. in one flat, (tire .) I got my Bkls out of the back and stng- g' red Into the hotel. I don’t know yot whether I would rather ski on wet snow or ride that animal ovor tbai, road. I laid over two days in Fort NOSTRILS ANO HEAD .' . I f your nostrils head is stuffed u freely because of get a small h h» a t am dn little of tHe 4 ' 1 cream into ywwr penetrate thiwwh ^ilarnath for pictures. No I guess it waa three days. In that time I " had gathered up quite a ^oad of ’’ , things to bring pack with 'me. I had fifteen hundred feet of films, mail, tools. I think tho pack weighed about 50 pounds »hen I was ready to start, and 1 know It weighed a hundred be-1 fore I reached Ann« Springs. I began to feel the weight of my pack before I reached the en trance, and I knew that I would . have to rest my ggma teg often or Taylor X*O like o T SPCA« YWITH U R T v T E ON YSA y IMPORTAsTr , BUSINESS Dr. Ohanea A. Bataw P hnicU a DB. ROLAND ALLEN ~ ' Church Directory m RI o ÍÍ,<Í IM E l’**’0 «’*1 Church strsw u . H. F . Pemberton, Pastor, 117 L anrel street. P hon e 87. Preehyterian Chnrch „ H »Unan Street» Hugh T. Mltchelsiore, Pastor, N. M ate I t. P h o n e 491-L. Lutheran Church Services In Odd Fellows H all. H. H. Young, Pastor. 638 Boulevard. Service a 4th and 6th Sundays. F irte Chnrch o f C hrist » lentiet— South Pioneer A ys . Mrs. Ells. M. Smith, First Reader, 78 Fourth St. Phone 471-J C hristian Chnych ind Second S treets. K. A llie s« . P astor, 630 B oulevard C atholic Chnych Mxtk and c S treets TOc Rev. F ath er. J. A . C arm ody S ixth and C S treets. P h o n s 106 G tatrib ío n r i p. c ■