Ashland daily tidings., April 28, 1927, Image 3

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• Ò B «A L R ^ - (1 0 0
pcoval or rejection • «W feto
.Ordinance e a t t t l p « ] * I a
ordinance tot c o u n ty th e
Common Council Ul the City
of Ashland to defer the co«»
S to c k fe
FOR «A LE OR TRADE:—-49
Llthla H otel, w ill take ITS ad- aerea e f good land, eloee to city,
dreoo Bog 7, care Tidings.
90 aeveg under irrigation. Seo
9 9 3 -lt«
I9 I-9 * Ashland R ealty Ce.
1»
Apto. 1*9 Gran­
ili-«
ROB S 9
i * you w ant to M l
fe «B th e gpowud O om ln eom feg
residente sartina. aee or phono
R. QfloM, Ruultor. Several
g««4 b u n »•
Aye and Nor­
ato! vicinity.
11M 9
Business is good, we make it so
For exchange, nice home of 8.
acres and modern I room house,
close fe for hom e fe Ashland or
north, Ashland Realty Co. 195-tf
FOB BALE eo TRADE— 190
SF IN II WATZf a good home aeree of land la Siskiyou, Gal. OS
inquire a t Brown A R im , 89 *M. P acific Highway. P P lenty of w a­
Main.
99-tf ter, near county school F or fur­
ther particulars address Tidings,
Bog 91,
119-lm o.»
LOST— H alf grown police pup
now collar. Answers to name of
Baddy. Phone 90S, reward. 299-2
Prospector Gets a
New Kind of Strike
WANTED — Experienced dry
FOR RENT:— 4 room furnlsh-
TONOPAH, Nev., April 28.—
goods
saleslady. References re­
pd house, IWocks fro« P. O-,
(IP) — Fred Jackson, prospector
quired,
ao
other
need
apply.
Gold­
pne blogk fro« school, gayas»
202-2 and buckaroo, drove into Tona-
|S 0 North Main S t
~ 998-81« en Rale Store.
P»k from Weepah and u ho
parked his car in front of the
FOB RENT:— One dandy 5-
Daily Times office yelled to the
room modern bungalow and 3
acres with barn, hen house,
MATvaurmr a o o - u s crowd on' the sidewalk— '‘I’ve
garage, on Mountain Ave. ISO. Granito. Terms, including every* Struck ft, boys; come and see my
189-tf highgrade.”
Ashland R ealty Co.
|OS-tf thing, 94.00 par day.
The excited citisens, their
FO B BEN T— Modern five-room
(house w ith range and linoleum
and garage. ISO . Fairview et.
P hone 9 7 8 ;J or call a t 994 Fair-
view at.
991-tf
minds filled with thoughts of a
Homeing Turtle
- - 1» a Late Find
PLACERVILLE, Cal., April 98.
—(IF)—Did you ever hear of a
“homing turtle 7” No,-not a pig­
eon.
-popular belief exists here that the
Phone 978-
,creature ha« th e - faculties o f
194-if
a
dog for finding his master and the
instinct to recognise a friend.
Ul toam work? Phone 947-L.
-
’ ttU -l-M o
. Tha reptile fe question recently
came crawling to the home of Ad­
olph Adler, and was immediately
toMOkmd a* tha pet of Adler’s the road the cat, snapping and
son, which had disappeared five snarling, took refuge under the
Identity of the turtle was estab­
lish«« through a hole b o r e d
through ife arm onr. UfWih
yonth ha« placed there (T r w
ago. la this hoto were the rwm-
nants of a string with Which the
199-1 mo. boy ’’anchored” his pet to the
W ANTRD—TUP prices «aid fot bank ef a pool.
For S years after capturing the
live poultry, dressed veal, phone
C. F. Carpenter. M«|ltord, Of». - turtle, it diMppeard. Two yeare
after that It reappeared in the
same hole then waddled to the
honse. He was tied up, but after a
few menth disappeared again.
Following fs disappearance the
family move« to another house.
But the turtle, after an absence
of 6 years, “smelled «at” his mas-
tor, although they lived In a dif­
ferent home.
REALIZES AMBITION
FOR SALE— Freeh cows,
California St. Phone 4|S -Y .
>81-9*
FOR SALB: — Bprre« Mock
hatching eggs, u h Boulevard.
200-8t*
FOR SA L»—WH1 ■»« “ F 9 '° -
cery buslnss«, building, etopk,
fixtures aq« furniture. BsIM lpg
94x98 with 2 tivlnp'rop««, feepted
on highw ay qehr 9 « t t e P*rk«
Business 930,000 par year. Price
91909, Bog 401. D u n s« a ir . C»I.
209-8
Seaside—State will egp»rlmept
w ith oUlnp R oosevelt Highway.
new gold strike, rushed to look.
What they saw waa a huge lynx
that Jackson had roped on his
way fe from the gold camp.
The lynx had been lying in the
road when Jackson’s car ap­
proached. When the animal leap­
ed , out into the sagebrush Jack-
son immediately went after him
with his flivver. almost npset-
ting as he’ turned ont of the
road. I— ,
The lynx moved fe a circle,
closely \ followed by the bobbing
car, and then returned to the
road with the machine at his
heels. As the car reached the
MT. PLBABANT, Utah, April
99.—At the age of 78. Erasmus
Larsen has realized UP ambition
whiep developed during his boy­
hood days in Denmark. He is de-
vpting sll his time to the making
ef soft-toned violins.
Fighting u<*to«t poverty in his
youth, Larsen ul**»« cherished
the hope to rpach a point where
he could give up everything for
violin mulftot- At the age of
18, he begaa to learn how to re­
pair and «a|m the Instruments to
which hq wu* >° attached.
After pomlUK t0 ibis country,
Larsen pq»«Uned hia w°.rk with
violins but always was forced to
keep it In tbp background because
of the nscpeulty of other activities
for his support. Io Utah. Lar­
sen became « quccessful orchardist
and no«, frith no need to worry
further «boot income, he is going
hack to hiq tlfst tore.
Jackson, an expert rope throw­
er, Boon had his lariat around
the animal’a neck. Dragging fe«
struggling oat, he tossed him into
ths car and drove into town.
FABLED COW
RBRDLEY, Calif., April 28.—
(LP)— The fabled cow that Jumped
over the moon, must have been
a cross between a Texas longhorn
and a sacred Indian Bramah.
A steer of that lineage imported
from Texas for a rodeo at Kings­
burg. recently, Jumped dear over
the seven foot Southern Pacific
corrall fence soon after being un­
loaded here.
These hybrid cattle are fundy
appearing creatures. The bump is
largely off their backs and their
horns resemble nothing more than
a pair of upturned bicycle handle
bars. *■
The railroad authorities are
hoping that ao greyhpunds will
be shipped here.
TWENTY-POUR varieties
OF DERBIES THIS YEAR
LONDON,—(LP>—Twenty - four
«liferent shapes of derby hats
(known to the English as “bowl­
ers”) are included in this year’s
spring styles.
Most of the variation In
these is in a fraction of an inch
difference in the width, length or
set of the brim.
One Bond Street hatter recent­
ly declared tbat the.average man
about town usually tries on every
sb»pe and then orders one made
to conform with his own ideas of
fitting.
' «ruction of a reseryoir in k
Ashland Creek Canyon an^d’
the pmlifainery WoritHn refe»l
ties thereto, no authortoed | r £
Arttele XXIV of the Chatter
ef eek» C*r. nntil Jenna»«
le t; H l» , and until s u b f w > |.
ther time thereafter eg t |m '
present w ater supply
ttfel),
quote, the sufficiency o í Mid
water supply, and fe e con-
struptfon o f Mid reservoir,
and the ieeeenee or further
bonds to defray tko aoat of
auch reservoir construction,
after January le t, 118k, to
a B utter to ba determinad
by resolution of the Common
Council.
43M ff T ali Hllwsl—
Bight Tull Hlfesl girto «re
striving to win their Fire Makers
rank by M»y ( I . The girls ot
this group held their last meet­
ing on Thursday, April 8), at
the home of Maxine Kmart on
That the ballot title under pecond street A tree program
which the proposed ordinance was given in honor of national
will appear on the official ballot* tree week.
Three Tull Hilust girls. Bather
tor mid election will be at fol­
Childers, Carol Clark and Ar.
lows:
villa Harris, gave a dinner an
INITIATIVE MBA8URB— >
Proposed by Initiative Petition, one of the requirements of F ire
and Initiated by the "Canyon^ Maker’s rank last Saturday,
Dam Postponement CIiqJt>,’* O- 8- April IS, at the home of Bather
Butler, President, and A. C. Childers on Lincoln street. There
were thirteen girls present.
Nlnlnger, Secretary.
SHORT TITLE—
“Canyon Dam Postponement Gift to Camp Fire Girl»—
The Camp Fire Girls wish to
Ordinance.”
express their appreciation of the
GENERAL TITLE—
_
Purpose: To require the Com­ kindness of Mrs; I. R. Batsman
mon Council of the City of Ash­ in furnishing them with a -num­
land to defer the construction b e r 'd useful dishes for use in
of a reservoir in AMhland >Creek their Cabin on Terrace street.
Canyon, and tha preliminary
work in relation thereto, until High School Camp Fire Girts
January 1st, 1929, and until
Give Treasure Hunt—
such further time thereafter as
The girls of ths High school
the present water supply
groups gars a treasure hunt on
as
augmented
by t h e
Saturday afternoon, April 99.
Crowson Hill reservoir, the
Each girl took as a guest a non-
changes, fe the distribution sys­ Camp Fire Girt and tha plan
tem, and the Talent Irrigation proved quite successful and en­
District water shall have been joyable to all. The party gath­
proved to be inadequate, the ered at the Llthla Park at one
sufficiency of such water sup­ o’clock fe the afternoon to start
ply, after January 1st, 1929, to in quest of the 'treasure, which
be a matter to be determined had bean hidden during the
by resolution/)! the Common mooting. A Jolly hunt culmin­
Council.
ated in the discovering of a large
100 YES I void for the propos­ box of delicious home made
ed ordinance.
candy, which wap triumphantly
101 NO I vote against the pro- home to th« Camp Fire Cabin,
posed ordinance.
where is was opened, and the
contents enjoyed together with
That there is hereby appointed a delightful dinner served by
as Judges of said Election for the girls working for Fire Maker’s
respective wards or said city, the Ranh.
DR. R. L. RURDIO
Dr. Chari» A. B ate»
Physician
ta jm i
Aanounses the Opening o f His
Office Phone 1«W
Home Phone 164-L
New Offices fe tha
Hersey Bldg.
Next to the Elks’ Temple.
DR. ROLAND ALLEN
ia tha discretion of the GeMr.
mon Council, hays h ^ « d k
Physician and Stngeon
clusivsjy p r o v e d fender
quato,” fe
accordance
DR. ERNEST A. WOOD»
with the tenor and demand
Practioe Limited To
Of a eertala Initiative Peti­
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
tion, duly and regularly filed
X-Ray, Including Teeth
o f f ic e HOURS
with the City Recorder of
Office
Hours: 10 « IE and ■ • U
1 0 4 8 A. M.
9 -8 P . M.
Mid City qn the Sard day o l
Swedenbwrg
Building
F
irst
N
ational
Bank
B
uilding
April,
lSSTi
appointing
Judges of Mid election, fix­
DR. M A T ttB B . ffl& W
ing the polling places and au­
Physician and Surgeon
thorising the City Recorder
108 Pioneer Ave
to cause due notice of Mid
Office and Resident Phone 28
election to be published in
Offloe Honrs
accordance with the Charter -
Whore the slek and aged are
ID - IS a. m . 9 - 4 « .
and Ordinances of said city.'
eared fo r to pleasant hom e
WHERKA8, oa April SSrd,
surroundings.
1927, there was presented for fil­
ing with the City Recorder, an In­
itiative Petition demanding that
CALL
an Ordinanee, therein propose« be
JERRY O'NEAL
submitted to the voters of the city
For Yonr Next Job Of
of Ashland, Jackson County. Ore
Plum bing
gon, for their approval or relat­
27 First St.
ion, at a special city ejection to
be held on the Slat day of May,
WM. K. OOULD
___ « |
Contractor
1927, and
WHEREAS, the said City Re­
Repairing, remodeling and naw
corder has verified the signatures
work.
Day or contract.
oi^ said Petition and has found
484
Mountain
Ave. Phone 458J
thereon, the names of a sufficient
Coal, Wood and Storage
number of qualified voters o f the
said city to comply with the Intla-
ttve and Referendum Laws of the following:
W EEPAH GOLD NEEDED
FIRST WARD—G. M. Froat, B.
State of Oregon, and the Ordin­
General T r a u te r
SAYS MINT AUTHORITY
M. Shoudy, R. P. Campbell.
Good team and motor tt
ances of the City of Ashland.
SECON DWARD— O. Winter, G.
Good service at a reaqol
NOW TfHEREFORE, RE IT
WASHINGTON, April 18.— (If) price — Phone 99.
W.
Trefren, J. M. Beaver,
RESOLVEJO BY THE MAYOR
—The new Bold strike at Weepah.
Kfcllofi «.
AMD COMMON COUNCIL OF h
JORDANS SAAH AND
Nev., will have little effect on
That the City Hail is hereby
THE CITY OF ASHLAND/JACK-
cabin BY worm
either
the
world’s
or
America’s
designated, aa ths voting place for
Conter Heltoaa and Van Ni
SON COUNTY, OREOONi
gold
supply,
in
the
opinion
of
M|ss
iff
phone
191.
1..;
the First Ward and the Ashland
........... — i B erttoM K ’
■ 1,01 Public Library as the voting place Mary M. G’Reiliy, assistant direc­
That a special election of the
tor of the U. S. Mint.
for the Second Ward.
duly qualified electors of the GMy
”The gold production fe the
Section 8.
of Ashland, Jackson County, Ore­
United
States has been decreasing
That the polls on the day of
Painting Tinting, Etc.
gon. be, and the Mine ia hereby
annually
and the new ytrlke would
mid election shall ba open from
Painting, ¿ttfeg,;bgU<llng re­
called for the l i s t day of Mary, sjght o'clock in the rorehfttfff'Sid- h a w to he a tremendo u< one to
pairing cement work aqd roofing
1927, at which time there shall be
til eight o’clock In the afternoon, make any great change fe ths W. T. Blackwell. Phon« 919-L.
submitted to Mid electors for*
and all persons who are qualified gold situation,” Miss O’Reilly said
l l f - l mo.«
their approval or rejection the
electors under the laws of the today.
following proposed Ordinance:
Paintipg, tinting and papering,
State of Oregon, and have resided
Ordinance.
try e n t f B urlfegam s, f 91 Mt. Ay.
thirty days in the City and ten DIFF9OULT TO DIR
197-1 mo.
To require the Common
IN VR«L MOUNTAINS or phone 9 |.
days in their respective ward Im­
ROSTON, April 8 8 . - 0 « )
Connell of the City of Ash­
mediately preceding the election,
POINTING— Ambro S. Park, Methuselah, famed tor his age,^-
land, Jackson County, Ore-
MPSOOW, —(IP)— peath is be­
shall be entitled to vote in thejr
painting, Duo T obo work, 711 Lib­ mlght have lived even longer ,
1 gen, to defer the construc­
respective wards at such election- coming complicated in tl)S lonely erty. Phone 499.
199-1-mo. had he not been left out fe the/;
tion of a reservoir fe Ash­
stretches pi foe Ural Mountains.
Section 8.
rain at the time of the Flood.-*-
land Canyon, and the prelim­
PA PER HANGING
That the City Recorder is The Soviet officials there have
At least that is the conclusion/,
inary Work in relation there­
I. H. Scott— Paper hanging and
hereby instructed to cause to be tightened up their '’red Tape" «nd
reached
in a report by members
to, as authorised by Article
refuse
to
register
deaths
without
interior decorating, satisfaction
given due and legal notice of said
of
the
Brookliae Intaj-Cburch//
H I V of the Charter of
s
physician’s
pertinente
pf
the
guaranteed or no pay* Leave or­
special election in the manner and
council
following
an exhaustive^
cause of the demise. Rut doctors ders at Bwenaba A Pesblsrs.
Mid City, until January 1st,
form as provided by the Charter
study
of
the
question,
"Why*-
1999, and until such further
194-1-mo.
and Ordinances of the City of are as scarte in the Ural Moun­
wasn’t Methuselah with his/;:
time thereafter as the pres­
tains
as
death«
are
frequent.
Ashland, that is to say, by pub­
grandson. Noah, on the Ark!” u*-
ent water supply, shall, in
A number 0* eorpses have been
lishing this resolution in the Ash­
The report refers to Genesis^-
the discretion of the Com­
land Daily Tidings once at least taken on week-tong Journeys in
5:28
to show that Methuselah;
mon Council, have.been con-
twenty days prior to the date search of a physician whose cer­
was 187 yearn old when Noah*«*-
' clusively proved inadequate.
tificate
was
necessary
for
proper
fixed for said election.
MOSCOW — (LP) — A literary father, lwosech, waa bora. A e -/’
THE PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF
official burlql. But a simpler
Section
8.
revolt
against revolutionary lit­ cording to Genesis 8: S I. Lemsch^
method has been wqyked out by
ASHLAND DO ORDAIN AS
The inasmuch as this resolu­ seterul old people awpiting death. erature and drama is making was 182 when Noah was born,/
FOLLOWS:
tion should take effect immed­ The Soviet officiala report that itself felt fe Russia. Meetings of and '(Genesis 7:8), Noah wss 880«;
Section I.
iately in order td comply with the old people have provided them- workmen have passed resolutions when the flood same.
That the consruction of a
Totalling these figures the '
demand of said Initiative Petition, selyes in advance With certificates protesting against the u*vsr-end-
reservoir in Ashland Creek
council
found that it w as 999
it
is
deemed
necessary
for
the
im­
Ing
Communistic
propaganda
In
from
physicians
declaring
that
Canyon, and the preliminary
years
from
the birth of Methuse-
mediate
preservation
of
the
peace,
the
theaters,
which
is
also
ap­
their
death,
when
and
if
it
occurs,
Work in relation thereto, aa
health and safty ot the citizens of win have been from natural parent in most of the revolution­ lah to the time Ot tha flood. £;
authorized by Article XXIV
Ashland, that an mergency be, causes.
ary lileratnre. Drama and grand They then pointed to Genesis c-J
of the Charter of the 'City of
and
the
same
is
hereby
declare«
opera with any sort of monsreh- 5:97, whtoh says that “u « t h e /
Ashland, Jackson County,
to
exist,
»nd
this
resolution
shall
istic tinge has been vigorously days ef M sthusefeh w ere I I I >
Oregon, be, and the same Is
years and he died.”
/
be in full force and effect, from
oxcluded from the stage.
hereby deferred until Janu­
Tuis
proves,
according
to
(he ~-
and
after
its
adoption
by
the
The new literature, the work
ary Set, 1909, and until
as
follows:
council,
that
when
«to
flood-
‘
Council
and
approval
by
the
May-
of
a
younger
generation
of
writ­
such further time therMfter
Ayes: Four
ers who have come up since the came Noah gathered his menag-
gs the pretent water Supply,
Nnyes: Nuno-
Bolshevik revolution of 1917-and erle and entered the ark, toav- —
as augmened by the eonstruc-
Approved,
April
98th,
1997,
The
foregoing
resolution
was
have developed under the influ­ tag his venerable graadfather 1
lon of the Crowson Hill res­
,C.
H.
PIERCE,
-duly
adopted
at
an
adjourned
ence
of Communism, is also com­ oat la the rafe.
ervoir, the betterments to
Mayor. ing fe for sharp criticism from
meeting
ot
the,
Common
Council
the distribution system, to­
To all of which I hereby certify. the workers ef Russia. Indecent
of the City of Ashland, Jackson
gether with the water acquir­
GERTRUDE BIBDE,
County,
Oregon,
held
on
the
98th
frankness, under the guise of
ed from ths T alent Irrigation
Klamath Falls— Kfemai
City Recorder. .realism, and profanity of 9 sort
«ay
of
April,
1997,
the
vote
being
-
District, shall have been
Storage plant to he «oubli
which never crept into Russian pacity,
literature before the World War,
are partioularly disliked by the
lay critic«. The tendency of apv-
eral prominent young authors to
simplify the Russian language to
an extreme degree aad to insert
words of jtheir own invention of
localism lit«e understood, is an­
other canse for vigorous oom-
plaint.
Convalescent Borne
By Taylor
eROW ALBNTW 'O«
SUH*—Y bO ROOD
Vftty,WOMAN,WHC
, YO POP I 'M «£11
< ( X e GRAND « J
Eye, Ear, N o m and Throat.
Office «Renn Uto
First N ational Bank Building
FIND OLD MONUMENT
ASTORIA, Oto., April 98.—(IP)
—Coaelderable speculation has
been aroused here by the unearth­
ing of an old tombstone, believed
to date back to the John Jacob
Astor expedition of 1811.
Tha toafontoos was crudely W t
from a ■«•• of sandstone- «onfo
letters are « ill decipherable, but
identity of the man whew grave
the stone marked ie unknown.