nuore«
FOR R E N Í ' - I
ïJ W
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OR -r- We
baV6
(-TOo^r I leuee close In to
trade for two t m five acre unlm-
proved,
berry land. Ashalnd
Bleeping rooms. 114 Oak St. Phone
••ij
t oae-sv
111-tf
bungalow ,'1-2
aaro qf
gmhad.
FOR SALE or TRAD»— 180
Irait, berries/ good qMcken housg.
acres
of land In Siskiyou, Cal. On
P b o o r lio R » M 0 J. 216-Pmo.
Pacific Highway. PPlenty of wa­
ter, near county school For fur-
ÏJ KMT
i*uu rt<
thor particulars addrosa Tidings,
131-8 mo.*
Box »1.
FOR RENT— Piano Phone 878-
194-tf
HOW IB THAT ROOF— Let A.
V. Hood reshingle or repair It for
yog. Catt orders to Wolcott’s
206-1-mo.*
FOB MALE»— rUniversal range, Grocery. Phone 17.
white enamel, almost new. Li­
WANTED— Plowing and gener­
brary . table, throe quarter bed, al team work. Phone 847-L.
baby crib, nursery chair, high
chair and miscellaneous articles.
887, 8th str eet
19 8-1-Mo.*
116-tf
FOR SALE:— Early June to­
mato plants, 1 cant each. C. A.
Gray, 1878 town.
tl« -ti
FOR BALE£— Small rock, crush­
er, 3 H. P. boiler, stove grates and
backs, lawnmowers
sharpened
and repaired. Castings and ma-
chine work nt Eagle Iron and
Brass Fonndary, 140 Oberlin St.
818-1-mo.*
A n g e r e d When
ed With Drunkeness
in Testimony
b
LOS ANGÈLES, May 16.— (IP)
— Smouldering vengeance fanned
WANTED— Top prices paid for by court testimony. Is expected
live poultry, «reseed veal, phone to feature the continuation of
the murder trial of Paul Kelly^
C. » . Carpenter, Medford, Ore.
194-tf screen juvenile, which goes Into
We bny and sell nsed
atore
fixtures. SKI Bast Main or 842
Boulevard
FOR S A I » —We have 20 acres
of good heavy soil under Talent
ditch which would make fine
alfalfa field for (K00, Ashland.
Ashland Realty Co.
811-tf
Strawberries at Grants Pass
of Kelly, la expeeted to reach the WAREHOUSE STARTED AT
stand either, today or Tuedday,
JSAGLEY CANNERY will .be ripening within the next
douple of weeks had work at the
He is expected to reveal detallf
factory is being reeked In or­
(Continued from page One)
Of the , conversation. that tfreoed’
der that factory operations may
ed Kelly’s leavlhc his apartment
to go to Raymond’s home the last unit of the modern canning be started with the opening of
the frnlt season.
day of their fight.
, factory.
The factory this year will be
operated by approximately ISO
women and 40 men employees,
according to Mr. Koosler who
points with pride to the steady'
.growth of the plant since it was
[first located In this city. The
payroll this year will probably Annual Commencement W ill
Be Held in Chautauqua
amount to (80.000, .according to
the superintendent.
The Ashland Preserving com­
Eighth grade Commencement
pany plant was leased by the
Bagley company during'the first gxerclses for pupils of the Lin­
year canning, and preserving of coln and Washington schools of
Ashland, will he held Friday,
fruits waa done bere. With a
June 8, at 18 o’clock In the
plentiful supply of fruit' growth
morning, at the Chautauqua
of the unit has been rapid and building, according to announce­
the cannery Is coming to the ment made by George A. Briscoe,
'foreground ns one'of the most superintendent o f A s h l a n d
enterprising and most needed In­ schools.
dustries for the city.
Wm. Briggs, local attorney, will
Every tyge of modern machin­ deliver the principal address. Rev.
ery has beSft Installed, insuring
H. F. Pemberton, pastor of the
the canning of the fruit under M. B. church will deliver the
the best possible conditions, In a invocation. Special musl<nd nnm->
sanitary. we|l-«qulpped factory. bars will also feature the exer­
Three large canning machines cise«.
IE GOLFERS NEVER
which carry In the containers,
OW W HEUTDQUnrj,
sealing
the cans under conditions
ggj6Æ'<ÜTV"
which Insure perfect preeerva* J ALLURE AK MADE BY TWO
PRISONERS AT J*VILLE
tion. Vegetables, beans, corn,
(Continued from Page Ona)
ejc., ,_are canned. !» a , greesuyf
boiler at a high t emperature
Allen has been In Jail for the
which assuree perfect preserva­ last month. He Is accused of
tion.
having stolen an automobile to
The finest and most c h o i c e Stockton, Cal A driving It to this
fruit is used for canning, and city where he abandoned It, tak­
Wferm Weather Takes Bath­ the cannery wiU use a large ing a Chevrolet bug owned by
ers to Seashore and Fatal­ amount of the valley Grade A Frank Grubb. At Graves Creek,
products, according to Mr. Kiln- Josephine county, 18. miles north
ities Result
zier. Some cull fruit is, of of Grants Pass, he was arrested by
course, used in fruit canned for Sheriff Hays, when he attempted
“pie purposes,” and preserves.
to sell the tires and other acces­
Sauerkraut a n d ^''Barrelled sorise on the bug.
strawberries” are preserved un-
Description of Alien has been
sent to officers throughout the
state and officers are anticipating
his capture soon.
Inquire
267
D A IR Y — HUla Dairy, Walker
FOR RENT— Five riom bunga­
Ave., milk from high grode Jer­
low,
unfurnished, with garage, 2
sey cows. We aim to please. We
stand, she p r o m i s e d to tell
WHITTIER, Cat., May 16.—~ ;)e g]aa when our storage ware-
nee Surge Mitlwr. q ta .1 0 e .p ta .5 e . block* from business district. In-
“plenty”
If
given
a
chance.
The
((F)—Jack
Milton, 6 year old sop ]1()U(,e
completed as our lnstl-
217-3 •
Phone I0 F I.
178-X-m®.* qulre 180 4th St.
s t a t e ,f t has been learned, w ltlldf Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Milton - *e£ ^rton will be eoiflplste. and we'
FOR RENT— Furnished house. recall her to the stand to further j Wh’ttier, was drowned when he
Inquire Fatrylew rooms.___
its contention that KpHy's attach fell into— a—reservoir—near his
814-1* on Raymond was premeditated.
home Sunday.
FORD’S NEW IMDUffTRY will
The
state
contends
that
Kelly
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FOR RENT — NI m convenient
make many people wealthy. Free
information on how yon can ob­
tain the full facts, whlsh will give
you an 'opportunity to profit 1*
your own city by the starting of
Ford’a new industry. Bend two
cent stamp and self addressed en­
velope to Donovan’s Economic
Service, Layfsyette Bldg., Detroit.
814-8
LOST— On Main street or the
Boulevard Green Conklin Foun­
tain pen. Finder return to Tidings
and receive reward.
218-8
Hopi Indian is ' .
Winner of Race
NEW YORK, Mat 18.—k Hop!
Indian from Manuelito, N. V.,
showed the way to enlarge (laid
of runners In the New Lork-Long
Beach marathon Sunday.
Chief Quanowahu ran the 28
miles, 385 yards In 8:47:48 1-1.
About 100 yards hack in second
place came Whitely Michelson,
one of the best of the nation’s
runners at this distance. Harvey
Frick of the Millroee A. A., was
third.
Frank Zuna, a member of the
American Olympic team in 1924,
arrived late at the starting line
near Central Park, and the field
was a mile and a half away be­
fore he donned his vanning
trunks and spikes afad was off In
pursuit, lie flnlsned m eighth
place.
beat Raymond with- his bare
K-room cottage. Down town dis­
fists
with sueh ferocity as to
trict, reasonable rent. Inquire Ho­
cause
his death.
tel Ashland.
211-tf
The testimony that provoked
FOR RENT— Furnished house Miss Lee’s “tell all” statement
with garage, garden spot, near concerned her graphic description
schools. Call at KI8 Holly, phone in court of the fistic encounter
817L.
, 111-tf between Kelly and Raymond.
From the witness stand Miss
Mackaye said she did not think
the negro maid’s testimony could
be credence because she “had
been drinking heavily and was
Intoxicated” when Kelly and Ray­
mond engaged in their1 primitive
battle.
Miss Lee, It seems, was con­
LOS ANGELES, May 15.—(IP)
siderably
angered that her repu­
— University of Southern Cali­
fornia is richer today by (200,- tation for sobriety had been drag­
006 as the result of a decision ged In the mire with the other
handed down by Superior Judge principals In the “bare knuckle"
Prjpe after four years of litiga­ slaying.
“It they recall me to the wit­
tion over the estate of Mrs. Sarah
ness fctand, I will tell plenty
A. Livingston.
Mrs. Livingston, who died May about what went on when Mr.
25, 1923, signed a note for that Raymond was away from Jiome;”
sum payable to the University En­ the negress said.
Miss .Lee, with her “vengence
dowment Fund, five years before
her death. The note waa payable testimony,” Is scheduled to fol­
one day after her death, accord­ low the actress and then Helen
"Grandma” Wilkinson, the man­
ing to the agreement.
She left a will, however, In fa­ nish, bobbed girl friend and con­
vor of the Presbyterian Board of stant companion of Miss Mackaye,
Foreign Missions and the Baptist Is slated to testify.
Miss Wilkinson, referred to as
Foreign Mlss{pn society. The two
mission boards set up claims that “Grandma” In letters that passed
payment of the 8200,000 note between Kelly and Miss Mackaye,
created a disturbance of her own
would virtually drain the estate.
Judge Price held the note valid when for no apparent reason she
and ordered the sum paid to the mads public the alleged fact
that it was she and not Miss
university.
Mackaye who was madly In love
VENTURA, CaJ«, May 16.—
•—
(LP)
. « (s w ? ! y
MÖ-XTALNeOkfftH
mwstttc n o A J v ‘
but she woouD4t*r
.SAN A WORP ABOUT,
IT
Next to the Elks’ Temple.
DB. BOLAND ALLEN
Physician and Surgeon
Office Phone 168-J
Residence Phone 10B-L
OFFICE HOCHS
Look at your mowers for
broken and worn parts before
cutting commences. Wa keep
In stock repairs for any or
most of mower's made.
Garden tools, --hose, lawn
mowers, fencing and posts of
every description.
P eil’s Corner
listcnin ’ T o ^
Office ljoara: 10 • IB and • - B
Convalescent Home
1M Oraatte
Where the sick and aged are
eared for In pleasant home
MRS.TTTB TALK
Tfc ONE OF TW'
Much Cheaper Thao
iimpson's
Hardware
The Winchester Store”
The characteristic of the age is speed.
Modem business m ust keep pace with the
times.
But with speed and efficiency, this bank
holds fast to the old-fashioned ideas of
courtesy.
We are busy—but never too busy to be
courteous and accommodating
The Citizens Bank
Ashland, Oregon
■ neighbors
• i N ON OTHeR PEOPLES
<
dONVeRSATXON ? ,
/B
ut
Sue'S TCUJf?
ALADM ABOUT
WttCRe MR.'
PRACTICAL NURSING
CHOICEST FOOD
y
Office Honrn
CALL
JERRY O’NEAL
For Your Next Job Of
Plumbing
Phone 188
WM. E. GOULD
Contractor—Realtor— Builder
Houses, lots, acreage and tim­
ber for sale, terms. Rpalrlng,
remodeling and new work.
KM Mountain Ave. Phone 4SSJ
Coal, Wood and Storage
Packing, Crqtlng s
Long Distance
Auto Freight T e n d a li
Phone U 7
Office 8fl Oak 8 1
largest parking space ever con­
structed In this
part of the
country.
Painting, tinting, building re­
America Legion posts of Val­
pairing cement work and roofing. lejo and Crockett will be in
W. T. Blackwell. Phone 3S9-L.
charge of supplying the thou­
' 188-1 mo.* sand with hot dogs and drinks at
the dedication May 31.
Painting, tldtlng and papering,
try Cliff Burlingame, 881 Mt. Av.
or phone 88.
167-1 mo.
PAINTING— Ambro 8. Park,
painting,' Duo Tone work, 711 Lib­
erty. Phone 46K.
140-1-mo.
PAPER HANGING
I. H. Scott— Paper hanging and
Interior decorating, satisfaction
guaranteed or no pat. Leave or­
ders st Swenson A Peeblers.
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT
Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned has filed the final ac­
count of her administration of the
estate of Elbert R. Oncer, deceas­
ed, In the County Court of Jack-
son County, Oregon, and that the
Judge of said Court has designat­
ed Monday, the 6th day of June,
1987, at the hour of 10 o’clock a.
m. at the court house in Jackson­
ville, said county, as the time and
place for hearing objections to
and the settlement- of said ac­
count.
Lillian H. Qreer,
Executrix.
206-4-Mon.
NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, administrator of the
estate of John W. Herrin, deceas­
ed, has filed In. said court hie fin­
al account In the matter of said
administration, and the court has
designated June 6, 1927, at ten
o’clock a. m., at the courthouse In
Jacksonville, Oregon, as the time
and place for hearing thereon.
Anyone opposing said account is
requested to present their objec­
tions on or before said data.
E. D. BRIGGS,
Administrator.
Ashland. Oregon.
201-4-Moa.
TWTE WCWT
^ V rK fp 5
108 Pioneer Ava
Office and Resident Phone 88
rronndings.
184-1-mo.
POT THAT ttECeuÆR
U P -HAVC n T X TOLD
T o d TKAfr tr*s v e ß i /
' IM PO U TB To USTC n
DB. 1BHBST A. WOODS
Practice Limited To
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
X-Ray, Including Teeth
PAINTING
By Taylor
H B R B -A M H -
\ nhat A fte
T o o DOING XT
T h e PHONB?
New Offices In the
Hersey Bldg.
JORDANS SASH AND
CABINET WORKS
Corner Helihän and Van Nane.
Phone 181.
184-tf
Farmers Attention!
Mom and Pop
HAVEN’T XOU 96€N
ABUET&IRMPqtfT
VfHCRtt T Y K
>
WieWT TO ON y
Announces the Opening of His
General
Good team and motor trucks.
Good service at a reasonable
price — PhonK 88.
FOR RENT— 6. room furnished
hones on B street.
DB. B. L. BUBDZO
RIG CROWD EXPECTED
CROCKETT, Calif, May 16.—
Preparations for a parking
spate for between 30,006 and
40,600 automobiles (hat w i l l
comprise the mighty caravan
which will attend the dedication
of the. Cprqulnes straits bridge,
aerdse Sutsun bay.
Thia is said to be the longest
highway bridge la the world.
g, J. MeRnlght, chairman of
the parking commutes, is pre­
paring several kandred acres of
parking space on the Vallejo side
Beauty Expert I
ing Better for
Skin
Hard, regular exercise Is one
of the best ways known to Im­
prove the tone of one* complex­
ion, says Eileen Bourne, beauty
specialist, in an article In this
week’s liberty. “First,” M i s s
Bourne advises, “get authorita­
tive advice on whit diet Is best
or your Individual needs. Then,
either by brisk dally walking or
some form of exedclse, you wUI
achieve the muscle tone yon
need.
“Aside from securing thorough
elimination of waste from the
body,” the writer
continues,
“hard exercise has a direct effect
upon the skin. It starts perspira­
tion, which washes out and re­
freshes the pores, and makes
the heart work hard enough to
pnmp the blood rapidly through
the whole body. Good circula-
tlon gives the skin resilience,
smoothnees, and color. With poi­
sons eliminated and the body In
good condition, you have remov­
ed the caqse of that puffy con­
dition under the eyes and other
skin disorders. The rest la a
matter of local treatment.”
NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING
Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned administrator of the
estate of William McLean, do-
ceased. has filed In said court hie
final account In the matter of
said administration, and the court
has designated June'6. 1927, at
ten o’clock a. m., at the court­
house la Jacksonville, Oregon, aa
the time and piste for hearing
thereon. Any one opposing saM
account la requested to present
their objestlong on or before said
date. ' ‘ /
B. D. BRIGG8.
Administrate*.
Ashland, Ora
. 5 •
> 206-4-MdR