■ '*
room o n th e second flo o r • B if f « »
FOB BBTO—FaratSbe4 apta
HOME B H I D K H K - S e e o a r
and sleeping room*, l i ß o . 3nd St. d isp lay ia g v . th ia tasae, ta ilin g
2 3 1 -tf
àU ttk with ga-
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by ' month
A pts. I l l Gran
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EX C H A N G E fo r A shland pro
p
erty
0-room h o u se In F o rest VINING TELU S
ab out sm a ll a c r e a g e |r a c ta clo se to
tow n o q V^ry ea sy term s. H . C. G rove, O regon, v a in e 9 1 2 0 0 . S ee
240-1
G aley, Sac. C arter te la d C o. 240-1 C has. W lqier. P h o n e 79.
(C o n tln u td from ^ a g e 1 )
F O B BALM o r TR A D E— 190
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now the m ain one Of the Normal
on P a cific h igh w ay n ear town,
som e frn it. Cuti 169 north m ain. P a cific H ig h w a y . P P le n ty o f w a School. W hen th e building mm
ter, n ear co u n ty sch o o l F o r fa r
not quite com pleted It w as l e a n
>90*1 m o
th er p articu la rs a d d ress T id in g s,
ed thqt the Portland U niversity
B og 9 1 . '
lll-lm o .*
F O B B E N T — T o resp on sib le
p arties I room fu rn ish ed b o u se In
clu d in g p laS o, n ear a ll sch o o ls—
eith e r n orm al stu d en ts or fa m ily
In qu ire 9 94 L iberty. P h o n e 335-R .
FO U N D — Black handbag
con-
Call
talning money and grasses,
at 107, 2nd st. Finder can have
P IA N O INSTRUCTION — Mrs. sam e by paying for ad. -. 239-1
999-9 H arold A lk ln s. T el. 441-J.
.
F O B B E N T — F u rn ish ed
»-
room h o u se clo se Jo sch ool. N ew
paper and p a in t. Call 3 1 7 -L or
1 9 9 H o lly stre et.
9 2 1 -tf
237-1 m o.«
T id in g s o ffic e .
F O R SALfc— W i l s h i r e ton aca
239-2 W ASHINGTON G IV ES SLIM
BIG QV ATION
FORSALE —
Soda fountain,
•Igar case, wrapping counter with
(Continued From r a g e One)
bins, book case, filin g case and
other fittings. O. W. Trefren,
A gents, 317 Fourth St. Phone No. and o ff ta New York for another
day of nerve-racking welcome.
When Moth«* Came
F O R SA L E — 3 acres a lfa lfa h ay I
Mrs. Lindbergh, trying to ar-
sta n d in g . R . 1, B ox 1 2 1 , M rs. Y as-
tar.
281-1 m o.« rive secretly, unexpectedly left her
train at Baltim ore Friday
morn-
EX ECU TO R ’» SA L E
NOTICE IS H E R E B Y GIVEN
That the undersigned executor
o f the estate of Am sl W heeler
Thomas, deceased, w ill, from and
after the 27th day o f June, 1927,.
proceed to sell the real property
hereinafter deecrihed. and
all
of the right, title end intereet of
eald Amzi W heeler Thomaa, de
ceased, therein, at private sale
for cash. Said sale w ill be made
pursuant to the order of
the
eonnty court o f the State o f Ore
g o n , for Jackson county, In the
m atter o f said estate, and bids
w ill he received by the said exe
cutor at the law office of W. J.
Moore, Camps Building, Ashland,
Oregon.
The sale w ill he made aub-
Jeet to confirm ation by s a i d
eonnty court, and the prem ises to
be sold are described as follow s:
Beginning at the Intersection
o t the w est line o f the
first
alley-w ay east o f Mountain Ave
nue w ith th e north side-line of
the Boulevard In the city of Ash
land, Jackson eonnty, Oregon;
thence running north 1* 34*
w est along and parallel w ith the
w esterly side-line o f said alley
9 distance o f 198 feet;
thence
w est 70 feet; thence south paral
le l with the w est side-line of said
alley-w ay to an Intersection with
th e northerly side-line of the
Boulevard; thence running south
»6* 12* east along the northerly
side-line o f said Boulevard to the
place o f beginning.
Dated and first published thia
21st day o f May, 1 927.
A L B E R T W . THOMAS,
E xecu tor.
221-4-S at.
had undertaken too much la tbs
way of land purchase and con
struction of buildings a t hom e and
.would not be able to keep up Its
agreem ent with the A shland peo
ple In the promised IndowineiR;
so the work stopped w ith the
b in d in g s not quite com plete in
side and no furnishings. T he edi
fice stood for more than a year
with door openings nailed over
with boards. The Grants Pass
Lumber Co. held a Hen e n lt^ for
93000 for m aterial furnished.
OFFICERS PLAN
REMOVAL
dining
table and buffet, Georgia Coffee.
belt. Phone 288-L.
/ LOST— Black silk headed bag.
Finder phone 261-R.
239-3
LOST— Pair ot dark rimmed
glasses. Finder return ,to Nlnln-
gers. Reward.
g39-2
F O B S A L E — Light oak
name was made a permanent one niehed the four norse3 oach year
in order to keep the big busa go
ing. No eharge for their ara. We
could ham s tw o score of lo y a l Cit
izens who helped to sustain the
school in every crisis; among these
is Hon. E. V. Carter, who not on
ly aided liberally In every tinfe
trea su rer w ill h a re th e
prerant ot the school by a legislative act
supply room on th e sa m e floor.*
of i |9 9 . The Southern Oregon
T he eo n n ty su p erin ten d en t aid State Normal School was opened
cou n ty en g in eer w ill h a re q n w - the first Monday of September,
ter s o p p o site th e p resen t AntaVt- 1895. The debt of 93000 to the
Grants Pass Lumber Co., was paid
can L egion room .
▲11 v a lu a b le records a re to re with money received troni the
m ain In th e firep ro o f vault W sale of th e old Norm al building
and grounds to thè city school
J a ck so n v ille fo r th e p resen t.
M e d fo r d ’in a d d itio n to provid board, who wanted the sam e for
ing th e arm ory, w ill h a r e a high school purposes, Then fu n js
n ight w atchm an and ja n ito r On were raised by the citlsens with
d u ty 24 h o u rs o t each d a y .
i which to furhlah the new build
"in June 1896 Prof. W. T.
VanScoy came here from the
Drain State Normal and proposed
to the old Normal hoard o f tfu s-
Armory W ill Be Used As tees to reopen the Norm al school
in the dew building on the B oule
Temporary Corfrthouse
vard, and to call the school the
—Packing Started
Southern Oregon Norm al State
School. The proposition w as a c
The Medford Armory has been cepted by the board. The charter
rented for the temporary Jack- of the old Normal w as still In
son eonnty court house and Jack, force, and the school conld be re
son eonnty officials are now pack opened in any building. T he new
ln g np their equipm ent and every-
thing which can be moved, pre
E A S E S L IF E F O R T H E W IF E
paratory to the change the first
F oley P ills diuretic have a c
of the month.
com plished one great sila — they
This arrangem ent was made do make life essieT to r tir e d , n er
several days ago. The ..c ity of vous, run - down w om en, giving
Medford is paying 9200 a month back to them health,, strength and
rental for the armory. The main enjoym ent. Hear Mrs. Black Of
auditorium and rooms on the Petersburg, Va.: "Before I took
ground floor w ill he used by the Foley Pill« diuretic I could
sheriff and county clerk, parti scarcely get about — could not
tions of beaver board being put in stoop over nor rise up w ithout
■great pain. Now, I have none."
to provide' separate offices.
Sheriff Jennings Will also have Easy to take, cost little, in con
an office In the bgtsement of the stant use over 26 years. Satis
.building as w ill the eonnty health f a c t i o n guaranteed. Ask for Foley
P ills diuretic and accept no ifflF
Sold everyw here.— No,
The County A ssessor is to ocen- stltute.
ing on the Boulevard. The first
faculty ot the new school in its
new quarters consisted of W. T.
VanScoy, president; I. E. Vining,
instructor in Literature, history
and elocution; J. J. Berry, teach
er of m athematics and astronomy;
J. W. Storms, teacher of natural
sciences; T. W. Miles, principal
of the com m ercial department;
Julia Fielder in charge of the
training school; Ada P. Thomas,
teacher of music; .Mrs. Angie L.
Engle, teacher of drawing a .n d
painting.* The only fund tor the
running expenses of the school
for the four years waS tuition
from students and this furnished
the teachers an average salary of
3200 a year, after incidental ex
penses were deducted. Several
times the citizens of Ashland pull
ed the school over hard places in
the way of necessary fixture«, hay
and wood. Mr. R. P. Net! fur-
I
ftnaissAca «sul Dassaimg»tsaaaml
DUSlIlvSS aUU I kv I vds IODSI'H T vC Iviy
Convalescent Borne
Dr. Charit» A. Haines
Physician and Surgeon ;
Offisa Phone 164-J
Home Phone 164-L
office hours
10 to IS a. nu—a te I s . n .
" i < i : y Tararo"
P io n e e r
B ld g .
Chiropractic
Physiotherapy
Badionic
Remember
If you w ant your hair to remain
your crowing glory fpr all tim e,
let us take com plete charge of
it. We will keep your scalp in a
healthy condition and the hair
soft and lustrons. Come to our
beauty parlor for expert Bcalp
treatm ents. Our rates are nom
inal.
*
E ye, E ar, N ose and Throat.
Offloe P h on o 199
Fire* N ation al B an k B uilding
This method is safe and brings
health where others fail.
Free examination this month.
Potentiom eter diagnosis in
cluded.
.
Office Phone 48
Res. 142
DR. ERNEST A. WOODS
Practioe Limited To
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
X-Ray, Including Teeth
WM. E. GOULD
Contractor— Realtor— Builder
Houses, lots, acreage and tim
ber for sale, terms. Rpalrlng,
rem odeling and new work.
O ffice H on rs: 1 0 - 1 9 and 9 • Q
S w ed en b org B o n d in g
DR. MATTIE B. SHAW
Physician and Burgeon
494 Mountain Ave. Phone 458J
108 Pioneer Ave
Office and Resident Phone 39
Office Honrs
10 - 13 n. m. 3 - 4 p. m.
4:30 - 7:30 p. m.
Lithia Springs Hotel
Menaantwe F lo o r
Beauty Parlor
Phone 910
'
G eorgia T o
Are You In Prime t
NO! NOT FEELING JUST RIGHT
T . L . PO W ELL
G eneral T ransfer
Good team an d m otor track s,
Good service s t a reason ab le
price — P h o n s 8*.
GALL
JERRY O’NEAL
JORDANS S A S H A N D
C A BIN ET W ORKS
Corner Helman sa d Van Ni
Phone 181.
19-
Then the sunshine and hot mineral baths of
Richardson Springs
ot need, but obtained the first
appropriation for the Normal and
Near Chico, Butte County, California can do
Wonders For You.
was In some way connected with
WRITE US
LEE RICHARDSON, Manager
IMPROVE
WHITTLE TRANSTER
A STORAGE 0 0 .
the securing of every succeeding
appropriation obtained for the
__
school.
We are prepared to give the best service
in acting on applications and closing loans.
2# Your 'Building 'V lans^
Remember Telephone Service
Jennings Tent
Show
a
Program For Thia Week
Jackson County Building & Loan
• Association
30 North Central Ave.
Medford, Oregon
*T *O m ake a d v a n ce p rovision f o r td ep h em eserv iee
in the p la n n in g o f b
bin
u ild
Idinea—
in g s— w h e th
t h e e r r hom
b o o m es,
s.
Saturday — The Million
aire and the Flapper” a
farce comedy d r a m a in
three acts.
Sunday—The greatest of
all American dramas. “ St.
Elmo” in four act«.
On Friday, Saturday and
Sunday nights, a concert, or
aftershow will be given im
mediately following t h e
main show. This concert
consists of vaudeville num
bers and special vaudeville
acts and lasts about 45
minutes.
apartments or hnainess srmrtutwa
i a
Iw p , , i m t
a e to p rovid e f o r w a ter, elec tr icity tw gra.
a tio n in the e v e r y h o u r o o m forvan «lr n m»rniF n r >v »f
th e occup an ts o f a n y b a l d i n g an d by m a k in g ad
van ce provision, p rom pt in s t a lh t io a m fn tife a te d
and co stly a ltera tio n s o r exposed w i r i ^ avoided.
H e lp f u l su g g estio n s an d r H a str a tia n sfo r th e a a d o f
®
Klamath Falls - Bend Stages
Leave Ashlund 8:00 A. M,
h om e o w n e r s a rch itects a n d b u ild ers sSv fa cfed ed
h i o u r n e w b ook let * I n Y o u r Ih w ldrag W »™ , g»s.
m etnber T e le p h o n e S erv ice .”
Ashland Calie
ASHLAND HOTEL BUILDING
T o obtain y e a r co p y o f thia bnnktrr, jia g r a ft the
B usiness O ffice o f the T e le p b o o e C a m p a ^ .
Phone 167
The Pacific T elephone A n d Telegraph« O wn pra^ y
By Taylor
Mom and Pop
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but i won ’ t e v e « e e r A
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12:00 Noon - 4:00 P. M
WH't SO ÖL UM. CHICK
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ffi T W O F R C e WAS
'The. eurreft dg * i .
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Coal, Wood and Storage
"The old Board of Regents con
sisted of Gov. W. P. Lard, Secre P ack in g, C rating and Shipping.
tary of State H. R. Kincaid, Supt.
L on g D istan ce H au lin g.
of Public Instruction, G. M. Ir
Auto Freight Terminal
win, James Thornton, E. D.
Briggs, G.' F. Billings, F. H. Car
Phone 117
ter, D. R. Mills, F. Roper, W. H.
Leeds, G. S. Butler, R. P. Neil.
Offioe 89 Oak 8 t
The first Board of Regents after
the school received its first ap
propriation was Gov. T. T. Geer,
Palhtlng, tinting and papering,
Sec. of State, F. I. Dunbar, Supt.
of Public Instruction, J. 11. Ack try Cliff Burlingame, 681 Mt. Ave.
167-1 mo.
erman, G. A. Gregory, H. C. Kin or phone 466.
ney, F. H. Carter, CV K. Harmon,
L. F. W illits, W A. M asslngin, J.
8. Orre, A. J. Sherwood, R. P.
Neil.
.
the Normal department, and the
graduating class numbered 23
Thia first class was made up of
Juniors from the Drain Normal
and graduates from the Ashland,
Medford and Grants Pass high
schools. The State Normal diplo
mas at that time and up to 1899
were good as teaching certificates
in any country or state. The first
appropriation in 1899 was >7600,
and the last in 1907 was 940,000.
"The presidents of the. Normal
since its location on the Boulevard
are W. T. VanScoy, W. M, Clay
ton, B. F. M upey, C .A . Payne, H.
M. Shafer, J A Churchill The past
has been a period of struggle for
the school. We believe that the
voice of the people will establish
the Normal in the near future to
be a fixture for genertations to
come."
HOLDS SHOOT
RECREATION
EXPERT HERE
Praises Ashland And Min
eral Water — Visits -
Playgrounds In Park
George Braden ot Pasadena,
who is the western representative
for the Playground and Recrea
tional Association, of America, and
has 11 states under, his jnridsio-
tion, visited Ashland yesterday
evening after an extended session
In Medford daring the day with
various organizations of that city
who are considering the question
of parks in d playgrounds.
Mr. Braden was met la Med
ford by Secretary J. H. Fuller and
brought to Ashland where he met
Mies Fay Carver at the Children’s
Playground and examined the
equipment and work being con
ducted there. .He was escorted
over the entire city by Mr. F ull
er, viewing the Park from all the
high points also the Springe and
bath. V
A trip was made to the Ashland
Golf Course where Mr. Braden was
introduced to a group of Ashland
people. Mr. Braden stated that
atthongh he frequently passed
through on the train this was his
first stop at the city, and that
henceforh he should be a m ost en
thusiastic booster for Ashland.
Drinking sulphur water at -Het
man Baths and Lithia water in
the Park, he said. "These are
wonderful waters, I lik e them .”
another team composed ot men.
Jennie Grover is captain of the
W om en’s team composed of Lydia
Cleaver and Teresa Dement. V.
V. Caldwell la captain of the fac
ulty team which is composed of
A. 8. Taylor, Beatrice Hall and
W, W. W ells. Lee Byers, Phil
BVyant and Albie Beck compose
the m en’s second teaih.
Shooting was done in two po
sition», sitting and standing, with
tea shots at the target in each po OLD-TIM ER VISITS
sition.
IN A SH LA N D FR ID A Y
P IO N E E R H ELD
BELLINGHAM, Wash., Jane 11
—
— An inform ation charging
Allen Campbell, well known real
tor. pioneer and formerly a mem
ber of the board ot education of
this pity, with the crime of grand
larceny in that h e ■ appropriated
sutna totaling 98600 was filed
in the superior court this morn
ing by EdM n Gruber, prosecuting
attorney.
Charles 8. Graves, Juvenilia o f
ficer of Siskiyou eonnty. Califor
nia for the last seven years, was
In Ashland* Friday visiting with
Police Chief George McNabb.
• Mr. Grave» first visit to Ash
land was in 1 876. Later he re
sided here tor a tim e and was a
member of the Volantoer fire de
partment. He plana to retkra to
ABbland later this ram m er and
renew old acquaintances with the
pioneers of the city.
THE D A LLES, Jn n e 11— <LF>—
Earn, Thursday, June 9. 1997,
Reber» M. Ze*ner, 16 year old lo-
csrt yod th , w as in sta n tly k illed to Mr. hnd Mrs. Cbm. Martin.
Friday When a heavy Wire rod
with which he had been fishing
drlftwcoff fiem the Columbia riv
er cam e Into contact w ith the
6600 v olt power wtrra ot Rm Pn-
etfic P o w er A Light company.
I
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"The first year, 1896-6, the
Normal enrolled 133 »tudepts in
Let us finance your spring program — to
build—buy—or improve your home. A loan
from this Association gives the borrower ad
vantages in monthly payments to repay.
•4
For Your Next Job Of
Plum bing
Shop in Beaver Bldg.
First St.
Phone 123
999 WHasan street, a eea, Char
les Jr. Mrs. Martta B a patient
at that Ashland Community hos
pital.
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