City Gets
Ambulance
mt *
mlaatM, SI.08 a*eo*4*—
and average of »7,41 mile* an
bone.
Bccldee fam e. Sondera w o *
«>«.10«, o f which «10,000
era*
•T h e Philosophy o f C hiroprac
(or w in nin g th é race and * «1100
tic ” was discussed by D r. A. R.
for tap priaea.
Hedges o f M edford a t a freo e lla *
lc and m eeting o f th e chiroprac
tors o f Southern Oregon, m em
bers o f a branch organisation o f
the Oregon C hiropractic Associa
tion. T he m eeting was held in the'
Convalescent Heme
Or. Charta« A. Haista
Physician and Surgeon ;
Office Phone W J
* Boina Phon« ISM?
Man b Held
On Drunkenness
WB» BABB ••w S-room modern
F O B S A L E 0» T R A D E — 110
and sleeping rooms, SI So. Snd St. bungalow, 1-3 aere of ground,
» » I r t i fruit, herrlea, good chicken house. •o res o f lan d la Siskiyou, Oal. On
Phono SI® R or « I I J. 210-l-mo. Pacific H ig h w a y . P P lc n ty o f w a
te r, n ear county school F o r f u r
th e r p a rtic u la r* address Tidings.
Bog 1 1 ................................. llt-tm o .«
ru ck far the
Thomas Moore, 40, fo rm e rly of
I.
Cottage Grove, is held in the
e, w hich 1» county Jail to a w a it hearing on
i W Los AU-1 motor 4<w violations. Moor» has
lig h tly aged several charges against h im , one
e c ity in so- of operating a car w ith o ut a d rlv -
iccofding to e r’* licease, another of d ru a k e n -
C ity council- uess, another of operating a car
ta lly a u th o r- w ith o ut proper license plates,
the new ear,
Moore was arrested near m id-
e lf , approval night S aturday when found by
hrery w ill be State T ra ffic O fficer C. P . T a le n t,
m o n th ,
whide sleeping in a battered old
ulance was Ford roadster, three and a h a lf
fo r th e w e- j miles n^rth of town.
125 allow ed
Several days ago Moore was In -
sditod V> the lu red in an autom obile accident
w ill bo np- in Silverton, and his ie ft hqnd was
* o f th e new badly cut. H e is being given med
ical care for this in ju ry . •
six c y lin d e r Moore said he was enroute to
le a th e r - n p - K lam ath Falls to visit friends.
W ednesday nig h t. T h ey w ill do
some fancy decorating in the h a ll
fo r th e occasion and it is hoped
W A F T E D — S m a ll, modern fu r-
th e y w ill have a w o nderful tim e.
F O R R E N T — 7-room h o u M , r e Alahed a p a rtm e n t o r h o u s e
M r . and M rs. J. H . McKenzie o f
fu rn ish ed , 1» Oreehnm St. In p re fe ra b ly n ear N o rm a l school.
M edford and th ree llttlu daugh
231-4
t u ir e Cash W a lk e r , P laca Pool C a ll Mies M arsters, 81.
ters, w sre visitors in B ellview
H a ll.
2 3 1 -« *
WANTED— Hom e fo r Shepherd Sunday a t th e home of th e ir
g ran dm other, M rs. L . B. T u c k e r,
F O R R E N T : 3-room fu rn ish ed pappy. In q u ire T id in g s office.
flr,. as w ere also M r. and Mrs.
house on B street. In q u ire 187
LRB SO N ff in oils, w a te r c o lo r* Clarence Homes who are livin g in
8 th St.
1 3 1 -1 m e.«
and Oesao, also m aking
canvas T a le n t now, and M r. and M rs. M .
F O B RENT — Ntee eonvenlent and academ y board and poly M . T u c k e r o f Ashland.
* •* ,* ,» ,
6-room cottage. Down town dis chrom e fra m e s fo r paintings. M rs.
I t has been circulated somewhat
trict, reasonable rent. Inquire Ho Thos. B e rry m a n , Box « X I R l ,
th a t the little benefit danger being
tel Ashland.
- 218-tf
23 0 -3 « held by th e “ ways and
means’ *
com m ittee, fo r financing the club
FOB BENT — Furnished 6-
H O W «S T H A T R O O F — L e t A .
house, are not w h at they should
room house close to eehoqL N ew V . H ood reeh lag le o r re p a ir i t fo r
be. T his Is not w orthy o f m ention
paper and p a in t. C a ll « 1 7 -L o r yob. C oll orders to
W o lco tt**
n
t *11, b n t we do wish th a t those
668 H o lly Street.
2 3 1 -tf Orooery. P h o n * 17.
2 0 8 -1 -m o .*
who a re w illin g to listen to these
W A N T E D — T o p prices paid fo r rum ors, w h eth er opposed to danc
23 Year-old George Soudan
would
liv e p o u ltry , dressed veel, phone ing themselves o r not.
Wins National Claude
come and see. W e are open to
C. P. Carpenter, B e d fo rd , Ore.
With 97 Milo S p e e d y
FOR HALE— 2 aeree alfalfa hay
1 9 4 -tf any suggestions i f given sincerely
standing. R . 1. Box 1«1, M rs. Yna-
S P E E D W A Y , In d ian ap o lis, la d .
and w o rth y o f consideration, fo r
te r.
8 3 1-1 me.«
June 1. — (IP) — A 23-year-oM
b etterm ent.
youth, h ith e rto unkn o w n , stock
F O R S A L E — T w o w o rk horses
doggedly to his g rim
task and
g entle, one, m ow ing m achine. In
leaped in to fam e by w in n in g the
A S H L A N D K ID D IE S O P E N
good shape, one
H o lstein
cow
P L A Y G R O U N D T O D A Y 18th A nn u al M e m o ria l1 D a y *0 0 -
g ivin g fo u r g a llo n *. One G u e rn
m ile race here. A m e ric a ’s m a jo r
sey cew not fresh. U < l N o rth
(C o ntin u ed F ro m Page One)
autom
obile classic.
M a in . Phone 171*11.
S$l-««
George Soudere, o f L a fa y e tte .
S w im m ing in structio n is anoth
e r a im o f the playground. Miss In d ., u n til th ree years ago an en
1927 F o rd T u d o r. F o lly equiped,
C arver said.
Last season more gineer student a t P urdu e u iriv e n i-
w ire wheels, bum pers, snubbers, , and M r *. F . S. C a rte r in Jackson- th an 35 boys and g irls were tau g ht ty, who got his racing experience
m o to r m eter, spare tir e and tube. . v ille .
to sw im d u rin g recreation periods on th e d irt tracks o f N o rth e rn In
O ae o f th e la rg e r and continual
P ric e
3 6 1 8 .1 « .
F o rd O arage.
nt th e H elm n n pool, and a t least diana flashed firs t across th e jfin -
ly g ro w ing chicken p la n t* In B e ll-
Phone 80.
18 o f th is num ber became quite <sh lin e in the great in te rn a tio n
■ view , is th a t o f M r. and M rs. 9.
a l event, three laps ahead of E a rl
expert, according to Miss C arver.
' K . Barnes. T h e w r ite r w ill tr y to
Parents are urged to send th e ir Devore.
1 get a ll d a ta before an other issue,
T w elve d rivers of th e o rig in al
ch ildren to the playground w hen
backs,
1 and add som ething v e ry w o rth
38
starters s till were in the race
ever possible. M an y of the boy*
“■ w h ile to o u r n o t e s . ------------------------
and girls were at the play ground- w hen Bonders' Duesenberg?ended
i=
Wi th h g . '3 fo o » - g f
everyday
dartffg th e
sum m er th e terrttle grind' fiai rtwe h ó n re
the new assembling and re fin is h -
months last year, Miss C arver
r tog lu m b e r n l* a t In Bellview a few
W e b a y and M i l need
store , days ago, we found how re a lly
"T h e y le a rn the benefit of con
fix tu re s . 353 B ast M a in d r 642 g reat a re th e plans o f M r. Moon ta c t w ith o th e r ch ild re n , th e ir
B o u levard .
2 1 1 -ì-m o . t o r th e fn ta re . I t la a very con p la y Is directed in * m anner in
structive e ffo r t oa h i* p a rt and
which they b enefit, and we need
w o rth y o f sincere
patronage.
the ch ild ren an d support and co
H e re m ay be gathered in the out
operation o f th e co m m u n ity to
put o f several sm all m ill* in this
m ake th e playground a continued
violator, to be resorted, refiaisb ed , I
successful e n terp rise,’’ says Mice
graded and shipped. T h e re Is a Carver.
groat dem and (o r aach n y ard , and
we n r * g lad th a t M r. M oen found
It plausible to locate th e m ill in
M rs. John D . Louks (nee B iss B ellview . I t in no w ay operates
E d ith P o rte r) who
is w e ll re in oppeaitioa to th e box fa c to ry in
(C ontinued F ro m Page O ne)
mem bered in A shland, w h ere she A shland, fo r i t Is not o f th a t sort
was a m illin e r f o r - * num ber of n t *11. Though It w ill not perhaps
years is visitin g In B ellview this get to’ ru n n in g f u ll force th is year
w eek n t th e W . O. T u c k e r home. It w ill he by an other y e a r a rec
Mrs. Lou ks Is Just re tu rn in g from ognised fa c to r la th e lu m b a r bus-
S heridan, W yo m in g , w here she ac
companied the body o f h e r hus
band, which was la id to rest n t
Ford Batterie» Fit í
th a t place, his fo rm e r home.
Per Cent Oí All Cars
M r. and M rs. M a rk True visited
n t the home o f M rs. Trne’s parents
None better for Car or
M r. and M rs. H . L . G regory in
Radio
C entral P o in t, Sunday.
M r. and M rs. G au l e f B ellview
w ere v is ito r* In M ed fo rd Sunday,
We recharge your Battery
where th ey attended tbe fu n e ra l
Radio B a ttery ............ 75c
services fo r the Into Q. W . C la rk
Car B a ttery ..............1.00
o f th is d is tric t.
M rs. Y o kel, who was reported
ns doing not so w e ll, Is b etter
again, and able to c a r* fo r her
baby. F rie n d s o f th e fa m ily w ill
be glad to know o f th is im prove
m ent.
fo rd Garage
Miss M a ry L. Boynton o f Loe
Phone 60
Angeles, a cousin o f F re d Homes
e f th is com m unity, who is going
It DOES Blake a D i f f e r
north to Gladstone P a rk as a dele
ence Where you Bqy
gate to a N a tio n a l L ib ra ry Con
Yeur Ford.
vention, a t th a t place, is stopping
In A shland to v is it relatives here
¡
office o f D r. E . B . A n g e ll o f th is
city.
Dra. C arp enter and Sim p
kins o f M edford and D r. Jamas
M adder o f O rante Pass w ere o th
er chiropractors in attendance nt
the m eeting.
The chiropractors o f southern
Oregon meet once each m onth. Dr.
A ngell is planning fo r m o n th ly
fre e elinlcs a t his offices In th is
city.
P O R T L A N D , O re., June 1^— (IP )
— W ith Ito whistles sounding a
massage o f good w ill, tbo G erm an
sehooqer, V a te rla n d , once a
fa
mous sea raider, waa to dock a t
P ortlan d this afternoon.
Count F e lix Von L u c k ie r , com
m ander o f the ra id e r d u rin g th e
w ar, is s till in command o f tb e
ship which is now circlin g the
globe on a voyage of good w ill.
ACCIDENTS
Claycomb Motor
Pageant
n xxwc
Houses, lots, acreage and tim
ber fo r sale, terms. R palrlng,
rem odeling and new w ork.
494 Mountain Ave. Phone 458J
» . m.
DR. ERNEST ft. WOODS
Prpctio* Limited To
Eye, Ear, Noee and Throat
X-Ray, Inclading Teeth
T. L. POWELL
General T ran sfer
Good team and m otor trueks.
Good service nt a reasonable
prfee — Phone 33.
Office H o a rs : 10 - I f f n a ff « - B
JO R D A N S S A S H A N D
C A B IN E T W O R K S
C o p ie r H e)ih aa and V a n Neee.
Phone 111.
1 9 4 -tf
D R . M A T T IE B . S H A W
Physician and Snrgeota
108 Pioneer Ave
CfficS’ and Resident Phone 2«
O ffice Hours
10 - I t a. m. 2 - 4 p. m.
1 :8 0 - 7 :3 0 p. m.
CALL
JERRY O’NEAL
P e r Y o u r N ext J e b *O f
P lum bing .
Shop In B eaver B ldg.
F irs t St.
Phone 138
ft STORAGE 0 0 . -
68 Milet Per G allon
In Public Test
Portland R o m Festival
Coal, .Wood and Storage
'aching, G rgtlng and Shipping.
Long Distance H au lin g .
Auto Trpight Terminal
J u n e 13 to IB
PfaOM 117
Office 89 Oik S t
Pageant seek night, June 13 to 17, a t New C ivic Stadium.
Cast o f 3000 peraona
M u tio b y Charles W akefield Cadm aa.
Chorus o f 1000.
B rilliant Band made op o f musicians from noted Portland Symphony
Orchestra.
'
7 great spectacular episodes of light, color, action, music and drama
w ith five maaaiye stage settings changed in twinkling o f an aye,
as i f b y magic, on the largest stage ever b u ilt in the W est—
T be N orth w es t ’cgreatss* a Ch l r v rm rn t in sp ec tacular pageantry.
P A IN T IN G
P A IN T IN G — Am bro S. P a rk ,
.painting, D u a Y p a a w e r 1* 711 L ib
erty. Phone 488.
180-1-m o.
G IV E N a
Send order* and make checks to Race Festival, Oregon
Building, Portland. Prices: 79c: «1.00; $1.50i $2.00.
Designate performance desired. O r you s a y order
tickets by telegraph ee long distance telephone.
w ill be the greatest Portland has ever staged. Every day, M onday
to Saturday, crowded w ith big new events including monster China
town carnival, air cireus, sham battle, beautiful rose parade,
grotesque M errykhana parade o f all nations, stirring m ilitary
parade; outdoor cbffdrena park pageant, etc., etc.
Ptea a Portland Vacation
E X C U R S IO N
RATES F R O M A LL N O R T H W E S T P O IN T S
ASHLAND-KLAMATH FALLS
The Reliable Howard Stage Line
We Have Not Changed Our Schedule or Looation
YOUR TRIPS daily
Leave Ashland
8:30 a. ni.j 12:30 p. m.; 4:30 p. m.; 9 4 5 p. hi
Fare $3.20—Reduction Round Trip.
—The Line That Has Stood The Test—
Office At Hotel Ashland
Twelve Years Successful Operation.
Howard Transportation Company
A
STUCK F O R fU N T BOTTER -tT P O ftK ' VUE
jS B i t o u R s e c v e s - v æ « n t a b o u t
POOR LBS. a WEEK - THAT»'ABOUT 2OMJBÍ
A H fiA ft — IR E N E ’S AftOOr R b L8S. IN
A O A S f A N O 5NE've ûOTdMoçooo C A S & «
THA T H A K E S aF.ood, OQOL.8S - —
GRANTHONK}
WHM A U <
W F ie u R E S ?
K.
(Continued F ro m Page One)
' tbe tim e w o rk starts oa the dam.
I
The voters last fa ll approved a
' bond issue o f «468 ,0 0 0 , which was
TA« 1917 R o m Festival
L CANT W BC \NM EIZe POP thCiURCS HB’A
More Water
T ake « a lta to Flunh Kidneys
and Help N eu tralize Ir r i
ta tin g Acids
Kidney and bladder irritations often
reault from acidity, lays a noted au
thority. The kidneys help filter this
Il acid from the blood and past k ea to
the bladder, where it may remain to
i irritate and inflame, causing a burning,
i scalding sensation, or setting up an
irritation nt tbe neck o f the bladder,
obliging yoa to aeeh relief two or
three times during the night. The
sufferer la in constant dread ; the
water pomes sometimes with a scald
ing i en sating and ia verv mrofusei
again, there ia difficulty in voiding i t
Bladder weakness, most folks call it
because they can’t control urination.
W hile it ia extremely annoying and
sometimes very painful, this is often
one o f the most simple ailments to
overcome. Begin drinking lots o f soft
water, also get about four ot&ces of
Jad Salto from your pharmacist and
take a tablespoenful in a glass of
water before breakfast Continue this
for two or three days. This will help
neutralize the acids in the system so
(hey no longer are a source o f irrita
tion to the Madder and urinary organs,
which then act normal Z g l~
Jad Salts is inexpensive, and ia made
! from the acid of grapes and lemon
' juice, combined with litnia, and is used
by thousands at folk* Who are subject
do urinary disorders caused by add
irritation. -Jad Salta cauaea no bad
effect* whatever.
Here you have a pleasant efferves
cent litnia-wnter drink which may)
quickly relieve your bladder irritation.
to cover the laying of la rg e r w ater
mains, the construction o f C row -
son reservoir and the b u ild ing of
the da m in Ashland creek canyon.
L a te r a p etitio n waa circulated,
w ith the req u ired num ber o f vot
e r* signing, w hich wn* th e inspir
ation of the election held
yes
terday. T b e retero nd am , l a plain
term s, sought to postpone tb e con-
strnetioa of- tbo dam u n til Janu
a ry , 1938, o r u n til the council
decided tbe dam was necessary If
the council a t th a t tim e decided
the construction of the dam was
not necessary in 193».
A defin ite division in th e coun
cil resulted on this question, a ll
of the councllmen favoring the
im m ediate construction o f the
dam, as they fe lt the result of the
election last fa ll obligated them to
do, w ith th e exception of Council-
men B ergner and T hornton who
stated they fe lt changes In condi
tions since the Novem ber election
ju s tifie d a postponement o f the
dam untU la te r.
How ever, the repeated m andate
of the voters yesterday th a t the
dam shall be completed a * q atek-
ly as passible seems to settle the
question am icably and deftoltoly.
L JUST MAD A QReAT
A
HUNCH TO H6LPVO U GET
R iD O F THAT ffUTTBA
OUT 1 WORKED IT O U T .
ANO I T « S N T WORTH J
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< so toe C o u ld use i t up » n ------
A ^ V iQ W J — I2SO O O
X O H
BLAH
o m o HOURS
t a a . m ^ - a to a
Eye, E a r, Nose and T h ro a t.
Office Ftaeme 1 M
F irs t N a tio n a l B ook B uild in g
¡53*. JO S E P H , M ich., June 1.—
W ritte n confessions were forced
from members of the House of
D avid every month and those te ll
ing of crimes punishable by im
prisonm ent were file d away, Es
th e r Hansel, star state witness
against K in g B enjam in P urnell
In the state’s suit to dissolve the
colony, charged today.
By Taylor
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