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HMks J. R. Manley and Onora» H el mutit of Yreka. Cal., arrived in Deter Sunday ta arrange for* the sale' of the Manley saw m ill. The m ill w ill be shipped to Bray, Cal ifornia. •* Mr. and Mrs. One Bffman went - FOB BALE: — Vletrola with cabinet and records. A Bargain. CaO S IM . 260-4 FOB BALE: — Bing cherries, M ir t i 10c per lb., pick them yourself. 4 M Helly. t io - lt « U 14f -Furnished rooms, school. 1 W IL L 'P A Y for cherries and berries, 1736 Bouevard or phone 415-J. W . B. Pierson. 248-St several days. Herbert Nieander, M r. Pgrker and Mr. Fonatala, all 8. P . em ployees were caliere In Deter Wednesday having been dpi ng some work on the W hite .¿oiut V IO L IN LESSONS Harvey Woods, 228 No. Mala St. Phone 464 W A N TED :— Children to care r during day while mothers irk. Meals furnished— Christian me. Mrs. W . B. Jensen, 147 do street. 251-1 • Holmes siding. Mrs. Pbilena OBter, mother St D. M. Deter arrived Wednesday from Montagus, California to visit with her sea and family. H arry Farmer of Ashland has taken a Job nt the W hite Point logging camp. Delbert Nelson and Grace d ’- Nell of Yreka were caliere s( the Deter ranch one day this wack. L- J. Cunningham « T Yreka wsa in this vicinity a few days ago taking orders for mene sloth ing. Charles Felton, Medford, is cooking nt Conger's mill. » .' Grocery. FOB SALE-—g acres Irrigated, 261-1* on Pacific highway near town, some fruit. Call 643 north main. FOB R EN T at 825 per month, ' 224-1 mo. modem 4 large end 4 small room W ANTED: — Old lady to stay residences, every convenience, 3- with Mrs. Brush nights. 640 Oak acres land. In North Ashland. I street. 252-tf have excellent pasture and water tor cattle, Inside etty limits. R. D. Sanford, l i t Bench street, Ashland. 2 il- 2 t LOST: — Pair of field glasses In the park. Finder return to the Tidings office. Reward. 262-3t* Returned to Ash lan d ’ FOR SALE — Good milch cow, Mrs. Cora Crosby of Oroville, fresh in August. Phone 4F31. Returned Home This T^pek— California has returned to Ash 242-tt Mrs. Eva Newtoo, who has been land was In Talent recently visit visiting for several days with ing with friends. FOR SALE—Small rock crush friends in Ashland, returned this er, I H. P. holler, stove grates and week to her home in Sardine hacks, lawnmowers sharpened Creek. and repaired. Castings and ma chins work nt Bagla Iron and Brass Boundary, 140 Oberlin St. I». 1 week, >k, f24 •shorn W U . cherries in Oregon. L i m i t e d amount. Get' in your order early. 336 Almond St. retary of the local Chamber of The last dance to be held fbr a Commerce today continued their Ed Osterndoff of Klamath Falls i space of time, .was given a f the inspection of irrigation projects who has been attending the Dodge i club hpuse last Friday night. So In this district, Including a visit Bros., convention in Seattle stop many of tbs high school and to the Hyatt dam. ped off on his way home for a : Normal school students, who have visit Monday with his friend J. J. largely made up our attendance, are gone for the summer and then Tryon of the Talent Merc. Co. Tom Lamb and Henry Sheets i the hot weather dulls the ffgnc- left Monday for the Siskiyou’s i ing enthusiasm, so the committee where they w ill start working decided to postpone them for a time. When we take them up with Wm. Bruins road crew. again, they will he well advertis John Brlner and R. Strange be 8 a m p l e Tests Made At ed so that all may know. A num gan road work Monday on the Baudisch Brick And Tile ber of people have wondered if Dead Indian road. Plant Satisfactory Mr. W. W . Robison was elect we are not about paid out now, but C. E. Baudisch, who came here ed as director on the school board we still lack a good sum of being recently from CfcUforula to estab Friday at the school election and on the board, so please keep in mind, when we dance again, that lish a ttte plant in this city, Mrs. J. T e rrill as clerk? Johnie Rivers has been laid up they are still benefits. A Jarg e brought to the Tidings office three splendid specimens of brick burn the .past week with rheumatism. part of the dancing pao^e will Mr. and Mrs. John Landon of dance each week anyVay, and so ed from Ashland clay. These, sample teste of local Central Point have been visiting we would like to urge yqu to clay were made in three separate at the L. O. Penland hqme for ■ Join us nt the Bellview club when we commence again. , kilns and all developed perfectly few days. The formal opening of the Ash E. Wallace of Harbor, Oregon, ahd were very satisfactory to Mr. Baudisch and his associates. spent the week end w^th Mr. and land Golf Course, which is situat He was accompanied by D. E. Mrs. R. R. Foster. Mr. Wallace ed in the Bellview district, wan Crossley and T. A. Thompson, has excepted a Job at Medford held Wednesday. The golf em wealthy residents of Atascadero, with the Owens Lumber Co. as ployees, had been busy night and- day keeping the sprinklers California, who stated that, after sawer. Jeff Bell began the work of going, so that the greens and fair making a complete examination of the local situation and possibil removing the tank house last week ways would be presentable at this ities for brick, tile and pottery that stands on the back of his time. Mrs. Fred Homes of this com manufacturing from Ashland clay, lots, he w ill use the lumber as munity was chairman of the wo- were going to return to their building material. Mr. and Mrs. S. Smith of Brem rn erf's sports committee. home, dispose of their property Mr. Yokel Senior, father of Mrs. erton. Wash., called on Mr. and and come to Ashland to live and Yokel Senior, father of Mrs. become associated with Mr. Baud Mrs' S. Ballin last Thursday. What came near being a ser Helms and George Yokel of this isch in his brick and tile venture ious Occident occured Saturday community, left a few dajrs ag6 here. evening when the ears of L. O. for Kansas City, and other points A t the plant site, a small kiln is now being constructed where Penland and Mr. Young of Fern in the Middle West, where he tests will be made to show what Valley collided, both cars were will visit for some time. Mr. and can be made from the local clay. badly damaged but fortunately Mrs. George Yokel have purchas Machinery has been ordered, but no one was hurt seriously, the ed the home place from him and occurred when Mr. are making their home there with operations have been slightly de accident layed, although they expect to Young swerved his car Into Mr. their two little daughters. The annual meeting of the, start operations Just as quickly as Penland’s In looking for the new Bellview school was held Monday ent off to the Fern Valley bridge. possible. All are enthusiastic about the possibilities in the busi ness. night June iO at the school house. Mr. Oscar Martin was re-elect* *ed tor director and Mrs. Martin was re-eleewd. elork. It Is worth while to find In a district those who are willing to serre. Though the Martin's have held office for a a m b e r of years, they are work- in * again. The old time dance orchestra, are dosing their dances for the snamei* which have been held at the Armory the past weeks. It is hoped there Will he a large crowd at the Klamath Junction in the Thomas packing house, since this is the ease. The old time dancers will not as a rule come out to more than one dance a week, and so as the Saturday night one is dosed, these every other Friday night benefit dances should do well. k " W. Q. Tucker of this district and his brother M. M. Tucker of Ashland, are leaving next week for Klamath Palls, where they will build a house for Roy Hos ier. who used to be a R. R. em ployee in Ashland. The Tucker brothers w |Il drive home each week end. M r, and Mrs. F. C. Homes were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. McGee at their cabin at the Lake of the Woods, over last week end* Miss Katherine Harkins who Is a graduate of Lane Hospital in San Prandsco, and who has been nursing In Medford for the past year, Is visiting her mother in Bellview since Mr. Harkins* death. Her stay will be indefinite. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Prock and two little daughters, Haxel and Edna of Yreka, spent Sunday with Mrs. Frock’s parents. Mr. not have all the honors.when it comes to fine strawberry crops. Homer Moore who Set his place to orchard last year, has a wonderful crop'of berries between Me trees, the Hines plaee on the Pacific Highway South has a considerable acreage in strawberries, as has Jeff Howard of Nell Greek. J. 0. Barnes of Bellview has also pro duced a Mg bearing patch this year. So it is not chickens alone on which Bellview la coming to the front, and it is really a fact that residents of this community do not know themselves, what is being produced hers. Bach one is so busy, he has no time to look over the other one's stock. regulation veils. Archbishop How ard w ill conduct the examination. Services will start at 3 o'clock ahd tire public to attend. Father W. W aitt of Portland will accompany the Archbishop to this city. Those who will reratye. the Sacrament are: Mary Delsman, Carl Fehige, Edna Fehige, Virgin ia High*, Katherine McGarry, Ee ther Miller, Joseph Sanders. Mary Sanders, Kathleen High, Norman Ebert, Alma Ebert, Sylvia Pro vost, W alter O’Toole,, James Mil ler, Morris Lessen and Eleanor W olf. (Continued from Page' One) Various phases of irrigation were discussed by the honored visitors, ail of them pledging their support to the Irrigation projects of Oregon, but reminding the Ashland folks that the scattered population and small representa tion from this state made It diffi cult for legialayon to bei carried through. James Steward, promnent in Oregon politics and in the irriga tion projects in the state was also Introduced and spoke briefly on the work. Muse was furnished by the Woods brothers, Marcus, Chester and Harvey. The congressional Visitors in company with J. H. Fuller, sec- Charles Rlddlford, chief postal inspector for the northwest dis trict, thanked the newspapers for the assistance and co-operation they had given a t all times. b ï .' b : àitoiix Chiropractic Physiotherapy Badionic Remember Thia method Is safe and brings health where others fall. Free examination this month. Potentiometer diagnosis lu ll uded. Office Phone 48 Res. 142 WM. E. era _ GOULD ,____ - w» _ Contractor— Realtor—Builder 404 Mountain Ave. Phone 4S8J On the Imllot for the special election to be held June 28 is a constitutional amendment which provides that the 6 per cent limitation provision of the Oregon Cohstitution may ap ply to the Portland School District as it now ai »plies to all other school districts throughout the state. This measure effects no other district in Oregon than the Portland School District and Portland residents will appreciate your sup port. VOTE 302 Y ¡phone service do- Y ob will get better service if gely upon care in -you— , > ephone numbers. A t Cam«!* mber called causes ¿»rrt/ory fo r telephone numhert e and inconvenience to memory. the operator and to CaU Inform ation if the pa rty -li-d yw» a w f « not Ita e J . .. : directories are is- cntly, revised to in- atest changes mis to the list g j me subscrib- n G ive th e number eleerly and eccuretely. T hese suggestions are in- tended to aid every telephone user. We n earn estly solicit your The Fschic Teifphone And Telegraph Company T . L. POW ELL General Transfer Good team and motor trucks, Good service nt a reasonable price — Phone 83. CALL JERRY OTTE AL Plumbing Shop in Beaver Bldg. 37 First St. Phone WHITTLE TRANSFER A STORAGE GO. Coal, Wood and Storage Offiee 220 4th St..— Satisfac tion Guaranteed Prices Rea sonable. F. M UIRHEAD New Method Cleaning Ruga Cleaned, Dyed and Sited Wipdow Shades Classed And Repaired— All Kinds of Carpet Work Patronise home Industry TH E COUNTY UNIT JACKSON COUNTY TO BE VOTED JUNE 28TH, 1927 THE COUNTY UNIT—WHAT IT IS 1 i 'or J*ckson County tt is a county school district for,,all the elementary schools of the county outside of Medford . and Ashland. . <■- - 2— ~It » district .that administers to all the elementary schools orytYe county outside of Medford and'Ashland. 3— Educationally speaking, it means equality of opportunity. 4— County Unit means .more standard schools. 6— th® wealth of the county bears equally the cost of schools. 4 It means a united assessed valuation of approximately 122,000,000.00 on which to draw for the support of the schools. 7— rlt means that all county district benefits from the O and C Land Grant taxes. ® I l means a hoard of five directors elected from five sones of the county district to serve the schools of the county without salary. • — It means that existing districts maintain their identity with a local school committee with advisory powers. 1®— It can provide a nine months term for every school In the county. 11— It gives the people of the county a broadening view of educational matters as they think in county terms. 12— Teachers are provided with proper equipment with which to conduct their work. is me,” will be the lamentations issuing from school boards of the past. The modern tendency of today Is to lim it suffrage. The stand in .to put into the hands of the few the power to buy and sell, to hire and fire, and this Unit Plan would her" IdCal in this respect. No! democracy ia not dead. It is just asleep for the Ume being. Let us on June 28 grab old dem ocracy by the shouldhrs, stand him on his feet, rush him to the booth, and there kkstttf himself by relegating this Unit Plan down Into the shadows of the everlast ing canyon. John W. Kerns. To the Editor: All voters who are in favor of free government should turn out June the 28th and vote against the County Unit .measure. The residents of each school district Table S toves BENEFITS OT THE COUNTY UNIT SYSTEM TOR ADMINISRATION AND TAXATION AS COMPARED TO OUR PRESENT 74 DISTRICT PLAN Cor light housekeeping. W ill fry eggs, meat, potatoes etc. Makes crisp toast— boils meat, and vegetables 1— Reduces high tax levies in thickly populated districts. 2— A ll business transactions are on a cash basis. 3— Provides better trained teachers. 4— Provides equality of opportunity for all children to at tend good schools. 6— The office of county superintendent la removed from politics. 4— It is easier to find five competent men and women to serve as directors than to find 222 directors, as at pre- 1 sent in Jackson County. 7— It 1 b easier to find one trained clerk or business manager than 74 clerks, as at present. 8— A saving in the purchase of supplies* for all ths schools of the county at wholesale prices. 4—¿'Country kids” can have Instruction and supplies equal to that offered city children. 0— The standards for Instruction and for equipment would bo oet by best district. C onvenient -It does not mean Increased taxes. -It does not mean salaried directors. -It does not mean loss of any community center. -It dees not mean removal of- the rural school supervisor. -It does net meaa consolidation of rural schools, neces sarily. -It does not mean that the county board controls high schools. x -It does not mean an un-American and un-democratlc In stitution. -It does not mean ths creation of several high salaried of fices. , -It does not mean an experiment in administration of educational affairs. - It doM not mean that graft and party politics rule the policies of the county board. -It does not mean confiscation of pianos sad rictrolas now In possession of local districts. -It does aot meah the taking of children away from home, or of taking farm children to the cities, to be educated. . Office H ours: 1 0 - 1 2 and 2 - 8 For Your Next Job Of Paid Adv. Packing, Crating and Shipping Ixrag Distance Hauling. Auto Freight Terminal Phone 117 Painting, tinting and papering, try Cliff Burlingame, 441 Mt. Ave. or phone 414. BLÔX' $5.50 Load Bone Dry — Fresh — From *kactory. Small Kimlilngwood .0 .7 6 per load - Hamaker Transfer « _ _ _ _ _ -----Pho— 410________ _ should retain their right to con duct their own affaire without in terference of an outside board. Jackson Gyger. WHEN AN ACHING BACK TORMENTS Watch your kidneys — > when they are affected, elimination is not normal— too scanty and burn ing— or too frequent-and trouble some. Men and women every where are using and recommend ing Foley Pills diuretic to regu late kidney elimination, and to free the eyrftem of lurking pois ons that cause backaches, rheum atic pains, stiff and swollen Joints, tormenting lumbago. The medicinal qualities of Foley Pills diuretic are valued so highly that th< y are guaranteed to give satis faction. Ask tor them. Sold ev erywhere. — No. 3. For the quick meal. Wo have a variety in sixes and prices. XL ELECTRIC Station GUY GOOD Phons 88 The Curtains, Comforts, Quilts, Blankets and Pil lows are still pouring in for Spring Cleaning. Have You Sent Yours In Y eti WHAT COUNTY UNIT DOES NOT MEAN The Telephone Directory DR. IRME8T A. WOOD* Practice Limited To Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat X-Ray, Including Teeth Houses, lots, acreage and tim ber for sale, terms. Rpalrlng, remodeling and new work. QUALITY (Continutd from Page 1) Convalese You Will Get Good Work At Small Expense. TIK E SHOP Tiwls In v o c a O ID TIBES ON U nited S tates R oyal Cords Sudden Service Opposite Lithia Springs Hotel Phot* 104 Phone U« Any Time And We WiH Come For Them. Ashland