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CALENDAR O f EVENTS
FOR iXiSr — 1-rdois moíÚrn
TO EXCHANGE^
We have
bungalow, 1-1 acre of ground, good 4-room house close in to
fruit, berriep, good chlckpn Jtouee trade for two to five acre unim
Phone 380 R or 380 J. 210-l-»o. proved
bprry land. Ashalnd
Realty Co.
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OP YOU WAT.T a good h«|»a
Inquire nt ßrown A fliee, 81 N.
FOE SALE or TRADE— 160
Mato.
8»-tf seres of lead in Siskiyou, Gal. Op
Pacific Highway. PPleaty of wa
ter, near county school For fur
ther particulars address Tidings*
Box 11.
13 3-1 mo.»
y o u RENT—Piano Phond 273-
114-tf
FOR RENT—Five room bouse,
BALK— Barred R ç c k
peer Normal, unfurplahed except
t
egge. 1401 Boulevard.
for good range and heater. Reas
onable rent for good care, write
ROR BALE— Five week old
or call Talent Service Station.
fryers 17.00 for 100. Phone 4F14
110-3*
311-4*
FOR RENT— Furnished' house,
FOR BALE— We have 20 acres
pa Laurel st., Cell S i l Harga- of good heavy soli under Talent
dtne, phone 28S-L.
10(-tf ditch which would make fine
alfalfa Meld for 1600, Ashland-
Ashland Realty Co.
211-tf
Phono 178 J or call at 814 Falr- pounds, 917 Oak St.
FQg RENT— Furniahod house
with garpge, garde« «pot. near
schools. Call at 188 Holly, phone
817 L. . ____
181-tf
DAM|Y — Hill« Dfflry, Walker
Avo., milk from high grade Jer
sey oows. We aim to please. We
ubo Barge Milker, ata. 10c, pts. 6c.
Phone I0F1.
171-1-mo.«
Lost—Child's purse, w i t h
WANTED:— Bias on repairing
change.
Near community hos-
of foundation, also reahiugliny
of house at 118 S. Pioneer Aye., pitad. Finder please return to
Ashland, Ore. Ostrander, Siski Talent, Oregon, Box 188.
211-1»
you, Ore.
202-St*
LOST— Ladles
brooch with
HOW IB THAT ROOF—Let A.
Elks
emblem.
Diamonn
setting.
V. Hood reshingle or repair it tor
Finder
return
to
Tidings
for
Re-
yon. Call orders to Wolcott’s
Grocery. Phone 17.
806-1-mo.*
WANTED—Plowing and gener
stand,
al team wofh. Phone 847-L.
118-1-Mo.»
Friday Atterneo* Testlmo
JACKSONVILLE. May 7
sewing, work by the hoar.
178 Van Ness. Phone 981-R.
The defense raised a storm of
objections to the application bas
ing their stand on the fact that
other names were on the blank.
This Was overruled.
Other witnesses called during
the afternoon by the state were
Raules Moore, Medford attorney
for fourteen years, and states
attorney at the time the crime
was comiqUted.
He identified
many of the articles being used
as evidence. Following him, Fred
M. Stratton of Weed and special
officer for the railroad company,
told of «earching the mountain
ous country surrounding the tun
nel, and the discovery of a cap,
about one mile from the tunnel
and fifty feet from the railroad
track. A cap was then produced
which had figured earlier in the
case and the witness thought-it
was the same one. This cap was
positively Identified by J. C.
Beagle a* being the same that
was handed to him in the tem
porary sheriffs office at Ash
land shortly after the day of th«
holdup, and declared further
that he had seen the cap at the
Siskiyou station prior to his visit
to the sheriffs office.
C oroner
Monday, May O—The Art club Will
meet at the home of Mrs. Bert
Smith In Oak St.
Monday, May V — W. R. O. fttoial
I. O. O. F. Hall.
Tuesday, May 10— Tfas. Delphian
** Chapter will meet at the Llthla
Springs hotel at I p . m. All
members urged to be preeeut.
Tuesday, May 1«. — W .C . T. V
meets at the home of Mrs. M.
. B. RUey at 141 High street
Good program.
Wednesday, May 11— The Wggh
lngton P. T. A. meets at Wash
ington School at 3:10 P .M
Wednesday, May I I —The Wed
nesday club of the Presbyterian
church will meet at the horn*
of Mrs. Fred Hitchcock on Oak
street.
Thursday. »Uy 18—National Hos
pltal Day. The slogan is visit
the hospital. Honrs 2 to 8 p
Berean Clasa of the Baptist Sun
day uchool with a delightful aoeial
au< business session at ha« home
Thurday afterno«». Artfully ar
ranged bouquets of spring blos
soms ware used lu mattag tha
rooms aa attractive settigg for the
affair.' l(rs. Hansotf was s^coaas-
ful la a nursery rhygta contest
and was awarded a t r i « ! w
basket. All members of the elass
were asked to assist the caiUng
committee in their work during
the business session at which Mrs.
8. A- Peters, the class president*
presided.
in addition to a large number
of children the following named
adults were present at tht meet
ing:
Mesdames McCormick, ffwedl-
lng, Holman, Rosa, 8qgsworth,
peters, Smith. Bqy4, Da Armond,
Hanson, Carson Beswick, Peebler,
Miller, Olsen, Poyer, Heard, An
derson, rPeyton, Ward. Graham
and Misses Sarah 8perry, Louise
Qlsen and M. Benedict. The neyt
9 tt tt
meeting Is to be held at the
Class Party—
Mrs. V. O. N. Smith, assisted by Sperry home on Wii. Avenue- Mrs.
Mrs. B. B. Poyrn and Mrs. John Q. F. Carson Is the elflclenl toach-
Olsen, entertained members of the er of thia claag.
Observe Wedding Aaalveraary—-
In observance of their tenth
wedding anniversary which oc
curred May S. Mr. and Mrs. 8. A-
Patera, Jr., entertained a group
of friends at their home on Iowa
street with aa evening e l bridge.
Five tables were filled for the
games. Mrs. Russell Crlpe held
high score for the women at the
close of the play and Mr. Crlpe
high among t^e men. Consola
tion awards were made to Mrs. C.
A. Haines and C. J. Read. A
beautiful silver creamer and sugar
were presented Mr. and Mrs.
Peters hy their guests. The pres
entation speech being made by W.
M- Brlg«i.‘, Delicious refresh
ments were served at a late hour.
Those to enjoy the affair were:
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Burdic, Mr.
and Mrs. W. M. Briggs, Mr. and
Mrs Efdward Dunn, Mr and Mrs.
V. D. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. O J.
Read, Mr and Mrs. Dan Kay. Mr.
and Mrs. Russell Crlpe, Mr. and
Mrs. C. A. Haines.
dially invited to attend.
ture‘ e,v .eJ Q" er'
automobile.
C on tracto r— R e a lto r— Hu i Ider
Houses, lota, acreage and tim
ber for sate, terms. Rpairlng,
remodeling and new work.
484 Mountain Ave. Phone 458J
T. L. POWELL
General Traqgfer
Good team and motor ttpeks.
Good service at a reasonable
price — Phone 11.
In a low -priced
Testifies
Corsor Hel
Phone Í81
fender« and bullçLtype heafOgifipt*
A new AC oil filter and AÇ air cleaner
add 8Q the parfornqaacc gad dependa-
steering and ignition lock, improved
transmission^ new gasoline gauge, new
Painting Tinting, Etc. -
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THE AUTOMOTIVE SHOP
Ashland, Oregon
Q U A L IT T
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PO ST
Standardization in Service
manufacturing of equipment for the
Bell System was one o f the earliest, and
is now among the outstanding examples of the
standardization apd quantity production
which are distinctive characteristics of Ameri
can industry.
Quantity production for the nation-wide
Bell System makes it possible to put into
every item o f telephone equipment better
material and better workmanship, at a lower
cost to the telephone user, than could other
wise be done. But the dominant advantage o f
T
he
Wo are prepared to give the besj servieo
in aeting or applications and closing loans.
30 North Central Ave,
Mttgoiti, Oregon
T he pacific telephone ano telegraph C ompany
|E L L SYSTEM
One Policy • Otto Syttom - Lfetooraoi lerne«
SBH
Painting. Untlng and papering,
try Cliff Burlingame, <81 Mt Av.
or phone 98.
187-1 mo.
DR. MATTIE B. ¿ R if e *
Phy sfciaa and Borneo*
101 Pioneer Avo
Office and Resident Phone 11
Office Hours
10 - 11 a. m. 1 - 4 p. m.
8:10 - 7:10 p. m.
CALL
JERRY O’NEAL
WHITTLE TRANSFER
A STORAGE 0 0 .
a
Coal, Wood and Storage
Packing, Crating and Shipping,
Long Distance Hauling.
4uto Freight Termlwd
Phone 117
Office 89 Oak 8k
and clothing which the ladles
will like to wear at thia night
' Jt is expected that the Craters
of Medford and . th« Cave Men of
Grants Pass will reserve a spec
ial section for their respective
organisations.
The Lithians say not to for
get to be in line when the seat
sale opens next Tuesday noon,
with the board at "The Row."
PAINTING— Ambra g. Park, GOOD CATCHES ARE MADE
painting, Duo Tone trorg, 711 Lib
THE DALLES, May 7.— (IF)—
erty. Phone 466.
lSO-1-mo. Gill Betters are making good cat
ches on the Columbia river be
PAPER HANGING
I. H. 8cott—Paper hanging and tween Hood River and The Dalles,
interior decorenng, satisfaction Deputy State Game Warden W. O.
guaranteed or no pay. Leave or Hadley reported today. Catches
of a ton to the boat were reported
ders at Swenson A Peeblers.
114-1-mo. Sunday evening and yesterday,
with a slight decrease yesterday
evening. Because of high, muddy
water few fish are being caught
In the wheels, made legal through
an injunction granted In Port
land Saturdgy.
The Colqpabia
dropped -2 of a foot last night and
Indications-were that the fish
would toon start up the r|ver,
promising good catches for the
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wheals.
It is to be noted that this
grand high jinks occurs at s
time just after the closing of
the various colleges, so that the
college students can take ad
vantage of the fun, and the com
mittee has engaged the famous
Merrimac Orchestra from Eu
gene, composed principally of
talented collegians, to furnish
the music for the event.
Heating Capacity Limitcd
As the seating capacity at the
tables will be only 878 it la ex
pected that a wild scramble for
tables will be made when the
seat sale opens at 18 noon next
Tuesday. A board will be placed
kMney trouble,
In Medford, Grants Pass, and
Ashland.
The event will be handled
just like a city cabaret .each par
ty having their own table, and
paying a cover charge therefor.
A prise will be given to the
party having the boat decorated
table. Dancing will begin at 1
p. m. and end at 8 a. ’m. Food
will be ordered an< served aa |u
any cabaret.
The lighting effects which are
planned wl,l place the event «a
most resplendent with color, life,
apd besqty. The varied vaude
ville acts will be finished in char
acter, and no detail to make their
presentation pgrfect, will bo ov
erlooked.
June Cabaret
to be Sponsored
by Lithians
Let us finnuee your spring program — to
build—buy—o r . improve your homo. A loan
from this Association gives the borrower ad
vantages in monthly payinents to repay.
Jackson County Building & Loan
Association
Painting, tinting, building re
pairing cement work and roofing.
W. T. Blackwell. Phone 368-L.
‘ 'TH-Vmo.F
Chech C to n u R t
Delivered Frhv* |
875,00 Will Handle
LITHIA SPRINGS GARAGE
Swedonburg Rsdldbsg
Shop in Beaver Bldg.
Phone
So many fine car features
a t tueh law prices /
j
IMPROVE
Your Home?
Balance $35.77 Per Month for 11 Months
DR ERNEST A. WOODS
Practioe Limited To
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
X-Ray, Including Teeth
Office B oon: Iff - Iff naff a - a
37 First St.
HOLLYWOOD STUDIO
-
physician and Burgoon
For Your Next Job Of
Plumbing
pared by a committee in charge.
Mother Russeli and Grandma
Parr both have been invited to
take part in the program and they
graciously accepted. All mem
bers and their friends are cor
John E. Perl of Medford and
county coroner told of the inquest
held in the city hall at Ashland
over the bbaf’ SrCffatf John^n,
and identified many articles in
troduced as evidence, ae. -being
the same that were presented at
the inquest.
Former Sheriff C..
. JurriJl,
proved to be a connecting link
in the handing down of evidence,
his testimony having to do large
ly' with the custody of Mazola
cans, a giip, cap, gun, and the
variety of .other articles that
are playing their small part in
this modern drama.
Eye, Bar, Nose and
Office Phone 11
First National Bank
CHOICEST FOOD
Automatic is
Keystone Of
States Case
Ip First Class Condition
DR, ROLAND ALLEN
PRAOT1OAL NURSING
The Ashland W. C. T. U. drill
hold their regular meeting Tues
day, May tenth at the home ,A>f
Mrs. M. B. Riley at 1<1 High ft.
The
Automotive Shop
One 1926 Model M Star Coach
Next to the Elks' Temple.
153 Granite
Where the sick and aged are
oared for in pleasant home
ourronndings.
will meet at the home of Mrs.
L. E. Williams, 620 g. Fepch,
Medford.
z
Thursday, Moy 18.— Elk« Lodge
No. 144 will give a shirt waist
dance in the Elk’s ballroom.
Domino Provoat’a orchestra will
Play.
brsheatsn, hMled daring the -Sis
kiyou tunnel hold-up and dyna
miting of train number 13. 0«
October
I t , 1111, did not meet
WANTED Top prices p ald tor
his
depth
by bullets from an Ex
re po u rttt. ( U v * A « x l . Hboet
press company snot gun. This
F. Carpenter, Medford, Ore.
114-tf fact was established yesterday
Packard Touring .
when eta tee witnesses A. L. Dil-
Packard Sadan . . .
lo« of Dunsmuir, route agent for
Storage Qb- eMMe gt w t
tha American Express told of
1923 Ohev Coupe,
174 North Main. Phonf '4 )t
(lading a twelve gnage shot gnu
Ford Coupe ..........
shell, recently exploded, near
the remains of three men seen by
him as he started to walk through
the tunnel immediately after the
Springfield — Masonic Lodge
explosion. The shell, the witness plans to build lodge hall.
identified, and declared that It
North Powder — New Jacobs
was not the same as those used
electric
sawmill will cut 60,000
Chevrolet Dealers
in Express company guns. This
bit of testimony was the only feet a day.
break in a monotonous parad«
of states witnesses during yes
terday afternoon, all called for
the purpose of identifying var
ious articles pteked up near the
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scene of the crime, or within the
*•
w
two
camps,
which
the
state
main
5
Photos
of
Yourself
for
10c
Ftod Pepper Can
Patrick Henry, Sontkern Paci tains were need by D’Autremont’s
fic railroad policeman, took stand Just prior to the explosion. Forg
We Cun Enlarge Any Photo We Make.
and positively identified, by a ing every link in their chain of
WILL OPEN MONDAY
mark, a pepper can which ha pick circumstantial evidence with CBre
ed up about 18 or 30 feet away and precision, the state called
Here for a short time only.
Get yours today
from the battery a few days after witness after witness to prove
89
South
Mam
St.
the holdup. Collier cross exam the identity of the articles and
ined him asking if there were to properly bring them down to
OPEN EVENINGS
and
OPEN SUNDAYS
many people at the tunnel and all the prewnt date proving they
over the mountain at that tima were the aame that were found
hnd the wltneaa answered “yes." four years ago.
Applies for Iqsar^K«
B. E. Earl, America« Railway
G.
M.
Sprague, Eugene life in
Express clerk* identified a deliv
ery rmaipt. which was signed by surance man, took an applica
R. A. D’Antremout. upo« delivery tion from Roy P ’Autremont for
of a grip and a suitcase to him on life insurance on September 19,
January 2, 1123. The defettee 1823, and identified the hand
objected to this on the grounds writing of the older suspect by
that it had no connection whatev producing the application in it«
er to the defendant on trial and original form. Mrs. B’Autremont
was far tpo remote. Court closed leaned forward in an effort to
at noon with Earl still on the see the hand writing of her son.
SPECIAL
New Offices in the
Hersey Bldg.
Couvglescent Bone
Saturday, May 14.— Rogue River
Vgliey College Women's clnb
A splendid program is being pre
Aanounoes the Opening of Hie
MasrMnte WUi A*Mst
Mercham« of As^isnd are al
ready planning to feature win
dows of ■ beautiful merchandise