SPUTTER
LINCOLN CHILDREN
We always are rood sports
In playing any game
And always are the same
In any sort of game.
Rath Bale
kts and cabins with ga-
Eteasonable by month
Barbai Apts. IBS Gran
i i 1-tf
FOB RENT— Plano Phone 273-
194-tf
WANTED— Plowing and gener
al team work. Phone 347-L.
198-1-Mo.*
FOB EXCHANGE..— Good ln-
with garage, garden epot,__>»»{, jpgM property In Portland for
schools. Call at 668 Holly, phons stock of merchandise or hardware
317L.
U l- tf or might consider good clear farm.
<14 Marshall 9 t Portland. Ope.
199-3*
To build a nest.
As Mrs. Robin watches her you»»
Then is the tlme-t shall have sofhe
fun.
I see the Towhel and the has,
Business Is good, we make it so And the Grosbeak fly ovar the sea.
Erma Segsworth, SB
FOB SALE— <100 Stock la For exchange, nice heme of 8
Lithia Hotel, will take 876 adT acres and modern 8 room house,
close in for home In Ashland or
dress Box 7, care Tidings.
In the room we have two chrye-
108-6* north, Ashland Realty Co. 195-tf
llses. One Chrysllls hatched out
this* morning. It was a beautiful
FOB SALE—A snap ten acres
FOB SALE—Let me show you
Well Improved, See Nutter, 240 E. the 7-room house at 176 Church swallow tall butterfly. Its wing
Main.
199-1« et. for 81,000 and the easiest kind were all folded up. We put it on
a plant and finally its wings
, FOB SALE—If yon want to get of terms. Ashland Realty Co.
spread out. The wings will soon
In on the ground floor In coming
FOB BALE or TRADE— 18« be dry and It will fly away. We
residence section, see or phons acres of land In Siskiyou, Cal. On have one more Chrysllls to hatch
Wm. B. Gould, Realtor. Several Pacific Highway. pPlenty of wa out. Mary Belle Beewlek brought
good buys In Palm Ave and Nor ter, near county school For fur the Chrysllls. We thsnk her very
mal vicinity.
117-tf ther particulars address Tidings,
much for bringing them to us.
Box 91.
199-lme.*
Pearl Lyman 8B
AN EASTER BOG HUNT
Friday April IS Mrs. Cason’s
room thought that the first grade
would like an Vaster Egg hunt.
The Fifth A and 8lxth B brought
eggs and then the children color
ed thoeggs. Then we Invited the
first grade. Some of the children
found four to five eggs. After all
the eggs were fotfhd one little
boy thanked us very much.
Walter Schelderelter 8 B
ELECTION OF OFFICERS
We held a monthly election last
Monday and Wednesday. Virgin
ia Crandall was elected onr new
Mayor. Catherine McGarry waa
our clerk. Our councllmen were
elected and were Russel, Archie,
Erllla, and Nells. Archie being
the oldest was onr new chairman.
Catherine McGarry, 8B
PERSONALITY CAMPAIO»
. “People’s voice* ohaage with
the timas,” Mid Manager Otter»
dale yesterday la eoam eatliiB e>
a vole* personality campaign be-
Inc Initiated by the TatopbdM
“Twenty years age. w h e a
movies were unknown, we et-
tended the theatre and heard, at
Intervals at least, actors like Rob
ert Mantell, whose enhnelaUon
and general use of the voice were
models for all who heard t he m
Watching silent phantoms In thp
movie world has not conduced to
speech Improvement, though the
invention of the Vltaphone may
have great value In thia connec-
tlon.
“If television ever becomes
universal, the voice as_ carried
over the telephone will not be so
Important, as facial expression
and gestures will add to intellig
ibility. At. present,” however, the
voice is the only reliance for con
tact In millions of telephone con
versations daily, and its import
ance cannot be too greatly em
phasised,'’ Miss Otterdale added.
Beginning today, the telephone
oompany Is running a series of
monthly advertisements on “The
Voice— The True Reflection of
Personality.”
DR. R. L. BURDIO
Offioe Phon« 164
Announces the Opening of His
New Offices In the
Hersey Bldg.
Next to the Elks’ Temple.
DR. ROLAND ALLIN
DR. ERNEST A. WOODS
Practice Limited To
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
X-Ray, Including Teeth
Office Honrs: 10 • 19 sad S - B
DR. MATTΠB.
Physician and Surgeon
Convalescent Home
Where the sick and- aged are
eared for In pleasant home
lurroundlngs.
OVR LITTLE FROGS
-WASHING of all kinds, plain
MATERNITY HOME — 163
sewing, work by the hour. Call
Grani*. Terms, Including every
178 Van Nese, Phone 232-R.
108-tf
FOB SALE—Choice J e r s e y thing. 88.00 per day.
198-1 mo. heifer calf, two and one bait
WANTED ■ Top prices paid for months old, from fine butter cow.
live poultry, dressed veal, phone Inquire Mrs. Hsdfield, 161 Cool
idge at.
199-2*
C. F. Carpenter, Medford, Ore.
194-tf
FOB SALE— 130 giant rabbits
Inquire 72 Garfield St. Ashland
Camp Tula Hi Lusi and Camp
199-1 Gatusl united In a* council fire
and Easter program Saturday af
FOB MALE—100 baby chicks.
ternoon, April 16, at the home of
May .. 8, . white leghorns, good
Mae Powell on Nutley street.
laying strain. Phone 416-R.
In the council fire the candle
191-8
lighting ceremony was used. This
FOR SALE—Silver Tone phon lighting, symbolic of health work
ograph and records, 'cheap or and love, was given by Dorothy
trade, for rabbits. Call at Red Bergstrom, Arvllla Harris and
House. I miles south on right Mae Powell respectively. Short
side of highway one fourth mile talks on Camp Fire and Its pur
WANTED—Salesman to demon- from overhead bridge. L. J. pose were given by Esther Child
sfi>te and sell the Colt Lighting Reed, Ashland, Ore."
199-2* ers, Frances Hardy, Jean Cad-
and Cooking system to.ranches.in
zow and Hazel Duncan.
FOB BALE—Spring fries five
Orhgb*., ¿Ton must have an auto
The following girls: Dorothy
but experience la.not necessary. weeks old. Phone WF12, tfrs. Bergstrom, Edna Danford and
We train you. > You make no ln- John Norby.
198-3* Mae Powell of Camp Gatuai, hav-
FOR 8ALK O R TRADE—Old«
from I860 up per mouth in addl-
mobile roadster, will trade for wood gatherers.
‘Trees” by Joyce Kilmer was
Ford or ChevroWt loft truck or
have a permanent position with a
feautlfully rendered In aong by
sell
cheep.
Good
condition.
983
company operating In every state
Oak-street.
196-6* -Maxine Em ert.,
la the union. Call for W. M. Love
Fallowing Mie council fir», piano
Hotel Ashland Tuesday and WeWM
cow, 1401 solos were given' by Maxine
nesday, 10 o’clock a. m.
l|9 -8 Boulevard.
186-tf Emert, Ruth Billings and Louise
Anderson, after which the party
DAIRY — Hills Dairy, Walker
hiked to the wood where a happy
LOHT—Single fold black wal Ave., milk from high grade Jer Easter egg hunt was enjoyed.
sey cows. We aim to please. We
Prises were awarded in the con
let, containing, among
other
use Surge Milker, qts. 10c, pts. 6c.
test. Ruth Billings secured first
things, drivers license, and sev
Phone I0FI.
171-1-mo.*
prise and Margaret Vestal waa
eral checks, finder return to H.
awarded consolation.
O. Anderson, at Ashland Mills for
The girls who enjoyed thia
Reward.
199-1* HUB8CRIBE FOR THE TIDINGS
pleasant
afternoon
were the
Misses Marion Hitchcock, Maxine
Emert, Jeanette (Stearns, Jean
Cadsow, Esther Childers, Arvllla
Harris, Mae Clary, Hasel Dun
can, Nellie Perrine, Edna Danford,
Marjorie Baughman, Ruth Bill
ings, Mary Herbert, Frances
Hardy, Louise Anderson, Dorothy
Bergstrom, Mae Powell, Margaret
Vestal, Nadine Carleton and the
guardians Miss Edna Goheen,
Miss Ethel Reid and Miss Nora
Ward.
At their last meeting the High
School Camp Fire Girls agreed to
furnish the prize for a posture
contest which is taking place In
the grades. The prize Is to be an
attractive plaste placque In green
and gold of “Peter Posture." .
A number of the High School
Camp Fire Girls are planning to
take fire maker’s rank at the
Grand Council fire to be held May
16. Last Friday evening they
held a meeting to discuaa the fire
maker’s requirements. A delicious
dinner was served at the Camp
Fire cabin by girls anxious to
earn certain requirements. The
evening was spent la preparing to
receive rank.
By Taylor
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Office Thuns IBS
First National Bank Building
Physician and Surgeon
IBB Graatte
We took a walk and listened to
the birds.
The little frogs are coming out.
We saw a robin-red breast in a
They are getting very stout-
I hope that .they wUl be out noon fir tree.
Dr. Olson of Cincinnati, Ohio,
It sang a song for us. We were
They may ba out this very noon.
a
government official inspected
quiet so It wouldn’t get fright
Helen Gould, B A
the studenta for thyroid gland
ened, but It flew away.
trouble Wednesday. The Doctor
Ethel May Robinette, 1 B.
THE EASTER EGO HUNT -
made a short talk In the assem
The American psglon gave an
bly explaining the examination
Easter .egg hunt for ali thè boys
waa
for governmant records de
and girls under I I years of age.
termining in Just what sections
They hid the egge around the
people suffered from gland troub-
trees and stumps.
Prises wdke
given. The first prise was a gold
Dr. Olson told of an Interest-
en egg with American Legion pn
lng case of a school of ovar 800
it. The second prise was. Just
students In Cape Cod where not
about the same only it had second
i.
The
boys
and
girls
want
to
a trace of thyroid gland trouble
prise on It. The third was for the
nk
the
American'
Legion
for
could be found. In Investigating
one who got the most eggs.
Easter egg hunt.
this amazing discovery, it was
Lloyd Demers, 8 A
------ ' George Huffman, 8
found that th» inhabitant« there
_______ ;_______ _
ate sea food; fish, crabs, oys-
TRAPPING FOB FELTS
»’DING TOYS TO HOSPITAL ters, In fact, almost every edible
Catching animals is very Inter
he teachers and the children denlsen of the saa. He explain-
esting. Coyotes are very plenti
e
talked about sending toys ed this sea food contained, the
ful on the foothills of Ashland.
scrap books to the Dornbeck- necessary element to the glands,
I like to trap sknnks too.. One
Hospital for the sick children, which was iodine.
day I went out to see my traps. 1
are supposed to tell them how
Blanks were filled by . the
found, tkree skunks, and one > of
made them and ask "them to ««dents, and their -record kept
mycaybtBTrape'wke hotspruSEf I
te to ns If they are able.
by Dr. Olson for governmental
thought I heard a noise In the
Odessa
Cooper,
6A.
M r a m m i a . A coyote stepped
Spring sports are now being
into view. He went up to my bait
taken up by Interested students.
THE
SECOND
GRADE
and was going to take It. Just
Children are making . cherry Invitations from other schools
then I heard a. snap and a howl.
trees,
Japanese lanterns, fans, for tournaments In tennis have
I shot the coyote and got another
flowers and umbrellas for their been received by Mr. Forsythe,
pelt.
so a meeting of tennis fans was
Japanese sandtables.
Archie Hart, 6 A
held Thursday noon. Track work
Trilma Powers, 2B.
and girls’ baseball has also start-
BASEBALL PRACTICE
Htadebaker Drills
The Kit Carson Pioneer’s had
The pupils who are highest In
Bellview will be the scene of
practice April 19 for baseball. Studebaker drills are: Malcolm the Lettermen’s Club party Sat
Glen Myers was catcher, Robert Meyer, 44, Mildred Urban 12, Ru urday night.
Herden was pitcher. We think we dolph Peterson 42, and Merle
A Ukulele Club business meet
will beat some of the games we Wells 45. Mildred Urban has ing was held at Miss Audrey
play .
started the second time.
Brown’s house Thursday even
Meredith-E. Durham, 6 A.
Joan Mosier, 6A
ing. Plans for a picnic were
discussed.
AN EASTER EGG HUNT
Friday afternoon, at the first
THE GEOGRAPHY PLAY
We all enjoyed the egg hunt In of the regular Friday afternoon
In the sixth grade room we are
the park Easter. We started at
having a geography play. Miss eight o’clock and hunted until programs planned and sponsored
by the executive committee, the
Jones is the 'one who Is teaching
nine. The colored eggs were hid ukelele club entertained the stu
us. She had some pictures of New
den In the grass, trees, and among dent body with a few numbers.
Orleans. Each one of the pupils
the rocks. Wo thank the Ameri
The Rogue River and Klamath
took a picture and gave a report.
can Legion for this nice party.
Basin shorthand and typing con
These are some of'the topics, cot
Alice Spencer, 4 B
test will take place Saturday In
ton. twine, government, fruit,
the Junior High School gym
thread and Old and New Orleans.
nasium. Interested persona are
Eva Landing, 6
WELL-KNOWN MEDICINE
Invited to view the conteet from
QUICKLY STOPS COUGH
tile balcony. The doors will be
tND THROAT IRRITATIONS closed Just before the contest
"Foley’s Honey and Tar Com starti and perfect quiet must be
pound has Its own place in our maintained while the contestants
medicine cabinet aad has saved are working, but anyone who
us many a burdensome doctor’s wishes,to be presedt may do so.
bill. For bronlchal coughs, for Next week end, representatives of
croup and whooping cough, for A. H. S. will be sent to Corval
troublesome night cough, and
lis to the state contest. Ashland
when my own sensitive throat
won the state contest last year
«tarts up a nervous hacking, we
and we’re out for the same hon
And Foley’s Honey and Tar Com
pound always a prompt and re or again.
Mr. Briscoe spoke to the as
liable aid.” Mrs. J. M. (name
sembly
Thursday morning In
hope furnished) Verndale, Wash. Sold
I and recommended Everywhere, place of the victorious baseball
an (Ask for It.
* team. Mr. Briscoe said that Ash-
Dr. Chart»» X
P hyiidM tad
108 Pioneer Ave
Office and Resident Phone IB
Office Hours
10 - 11 a. m. I - 4 p. m.
1:80 - 7:80 p. m.
CALL
JERRY O’NEAL
For Your Next Job Of
Plumbing *
Shop fat Beaver Bldg.
First St.
Phone 138
WM. E. GOULD
Contractor
B«
Repairing, remodeling and new
work. Day or contract.
V.
T. L. POWEU,
General Tlh whs
Good team and motor
Good service at a real
prlfce — Rhone II.
PAINTING
-
pj
WM. I . GOULD
_
Realtor
tr
oi
-
Bargains In Ashland and vicin
ity homes.
Insurance.
painting, Duo Tone work, 711 Hi
arty. Phone 868.---------- 160-1-m
PAPER HANGING
I. H. Scott—-Paper hanging and.
interior decorating, satisfaction
guaranteed or no pay. Leave or
ders at Swenson A Peeblers.
.
194-1-mo.
land got wnat it went after, al
ways had and always would, and
that waa the reason A. H. S.
beat Medford. The team was de
termined to win, and it did.
Supt. Briscoe held up a base
ball on which was Inscribed the
names of the team, coach and
principal, scores of the games
and best of all, “Southern Ore
gon Champs”. This ball will be
placed In the trophy cam. “The
tide has turned,” ba slad, “and
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covered. Places In other year*
where one could work his way
east by climbing along from
cliff to cliff are out of sight.
Today 1 had to use the steel
point of the pick to make toe
holds. In the timber or «hove It
one felt fairly safe, but when one
crossed one of those smooth,
glassy slides that reached from
a notch In the overhanging cliff
to the blue waters below, one felt
like turning back. They had a
way of looking easy until you
were In abont the middle of them
and the crust became three-
fourths of an inch thick, then you
had * feeling that you ought to
be up et the Lodge painting bed«,
but It would be too late to turn
around and you bad to go on.
My finger nails are broken off
to the quick from trying to hang
on to the crust My toes are so
sor* that 1 can hardly walk,
caused by kicking holes In that
sheet of tc*. Whet fools we mor
tals be!
1 looked for the home of the
Knights, but I didn’t see any
thing of i t I think that It U
farther up ou Oarfleld.
Work—Painted beds.
Weather— Day partly cloudy:
wind southwest; snowfall since
la« observation. 0.09 In.: precip
itation. 0.00 In.: snow on ground
391 In.; Temp. H. 39, L. 19« R.
13, M. 18.6.
W HITTLI TRANO TR
& BT0RÀGR 0 0 .
Coal, Wood and Storage
Packing. Orating and Skipping.
Long Distance Mauling.
Alito
fr e ig h t T s m ta a l
. Phon« 117
Offioe 89 Oak S t
NOTICE TO CREVROM
NOTICE is hereby given, that
the undersigned has been ap
pointed administrator of the es
tate of Emily Wells, deceased, by
the county court of Ja£ksoa coun
ty, Oregon, and has qualified. All
persons having claims against
said estate are notified to present
same to me at th* law office of
W. J. Moore in Ashland. Oregon,
With proper vouchers aad duly
verified, within six month from
the first publication hereof, which
Is the 2nd day of April, 1917.
J. P. WELLS,
Administrator
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Clean Kidneys