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on-Stop” Offer
Unexpected
YAKJUA, Wash . July
—
(LP) —- Caught l a the skirling
waters of a penatpok qnd carried
a quarter 6f a mile, the body of
Woodrow Jobnaoa, 5, was found
wedged In a six Inch wooden
Pipe. ,
The discovery waa made fol­
lowing a frantic search by the
boy’s father. Dr. David Johnson,
and neighbors.
Drawn from a water boa Into
a 12 inch pipe, the bop waa
driven through that into an 8
inch pipe on to a point of water
diversion where the body was
driven into * • 6 inch pipe and
could not be removed until a
portion of the pipe wee cut
FO B R BN T — Rooms. Privata
FOB «A LB— Pigs. Phone 2
bath. Ona block from Normal. a t noon or 6 p. nv
28
492 Palm.
. 285-3*
FO R RKNT— 3-room farnlahed
apt. Close In, ground f 1 o o r,
phone 3<8-Y.
865-tf
FO B B B * i& - P u r iia h e d ~ a p U
bad sleeping rooms, f t So. l i d St.
/ - *
'
l» l-tf
urtmeau and ertine wife 'sa­
tan. Reasonable by month
week. Barber Apte. 182 Gran­
ili-«
FOR HALE— Three m onths old
Individually pedigreed cockerels
from pcogeny tested dam with
FOB SAL«— Electric washing three year record of 854 egge. Ex­
m achine In beet of condition. See cellent to r Increasing flock pro­
l i , « 84 f i l itreêT.
166-8»
duction. A. Bert Freem an, 112
N utley.
280-tf
¿ante pound, died lam berte end
FOB SALK— 150 white leghorn
republicans, 7c to*' 8c pound. pullets, 11 end 18 weeks old. 75c
Grant 8L, above H argam ae cem e­ and 11.00 each. Route 1, Box 158
tery. W ill deliver 20 pounds or Nell Creek.
286-3»
agoré. P ick them yourself. P h o n e
482-L.
288-1
FINK HOUSE and lot in Salem,
FOB SA L B — Irrigation pipe. free of Incumbrance, to trade for
D ifferent sisee from 8 to 12 In.
good house and. lot in Ashland.
George Yeo, Box 123 Route 1.
We have also thousands of other ew ay.
One m ile south of Bellview school
trades to trade for whatever you
285-8»
FOB RBNT— Furnished house
have. It yea want to trade see
on Lnnral St. Phone 281 L or call FOR SALK— Clean alfalfa hay. Gaskill A E arle,‘Realtors, 168 S
132 Hargedine.
388-8 Homer Moore, phone 2F 21.
Liberty Street, Salem, Oregon.
28' -1 mo.
161-1»
FOR SALE— 25 tons of
food
WANTED: — Cheap Haek or quality alfalfa hay in shock.
Spring W agon. Inquire Brown A Have Jew loads of especially fine
R ice, 83 N. Main. M ast be reas- quality for rabbits. A. H. Daven-
hlll. Call evenings between 6
onable.
and 7. 11F6.
266-»
W ANTED— H ighest prices peld
FO B SA LE— 90 w hite leghotu
for used furniture, alee junk o f
all descriptions. Cell or write, p illa te , cheap, 11 w eeks old.
Medford Bargain H ouse, 87 N. Phone X98-J. Frank Gllloon.
264-6
Grape SL, Medford, Ore. P hene
1062. Ì
«»
268-6»
FOR SALE— A - 1 alfalfa hay in
field.
t R. N. Chaney, phone 18F5.
W ANTED— By a m an w i t h
264-4»
fam ily, a position In tow n or close
out. Inquire No. 90 Seventh St.,
FOR SALE: — Man’s bicycle,
or phone B. D. Jennings. 268-8»
le t class condition, 129 Laurel St.
W ANTED— Cherries and ber­
ries— W ill pay cash for them .
FOB BALE— Sm all rock crush­
Phone 488-J. W . E. P ie n p ä .
er, 8 H. P . hotter, stove gratae and
backs, lawnmowers
sharpened
and repaired. Castings aad ma-
chiae w ork a t E agle Iroa and
Brasa Foundary, 140 Oberlin 8t.
218-1-OM.»
HARRY WILLS
ON KO ROU
FOR HALE— 1 acre with fruit,
good barn, 8-room house on
Boulevard directly across from
new normal school to r 81606. See
Ashland Realty Co.
266-3
FOR HALE—Nice home
close
to business must be sold soon at a
sacrifice. Would take stock or a
car tor first payment. Brown A
Rice 63 N. Main.
264-3»
IF YOU WAZ.T a good home
Inquire a t Brown A R ice, 68 N.
M ala.
68-tf
FOR HALE— Six acres, 2 acres
cultivated, 5 room modern house.
Delightful view, 3660 down. Bal.
325 per month. A. P., care The
Tidings.
266-6
Rainier — Erickson .A Klapp
shipyard starts big ocean tow­
boat
New Member For
“Alimony Club
screen star, Joined the county
Jail "alimony club” Wednesday
when he was sentenced to five
days* imprisonment for contempt
din Mourns as Kevin of court.
igging is Laid tb
Landis waa held in contempt
last week when his divorced
Rest
wife, Mignon Le Brun Landlsr
DUBLIN! Irelaad, July 14 — -.bowed he was 81000 in arrears
(LP)—After being honored by one In his alimony. He was sentenced
of the greatest demonstrations in Wednesday:
Irish history, the body of Kevin
O'Hlggias, vice president of the
Irish republic, assassinated Sun­
day, was burled Wednesday in
Glasnevin cemetery beside other
men who have died for Erin.
The funeral of Parnell and
Work has been started by the
Michael Collins aad Arthur Grif­ Copco company on a new business
fith, all acknowledged of Irelaad structure at Grants Pass. The new
In their time, were not more Im­ Copco building will be a one story
posing.
concrete tile, fire proof structure,
It seemed as if all Dublin with a stucco finish. Two large
watched the funeral procession store rooms will be occupied by
pass through the streets from the the new Copco electric appliance
maenlon house where O’Higgins’ sales department and the Grants
body had laid in state since Mon- Pass district office.
Copco Building -
At Grants Pass
All business was
during the funeral.
suspended
[DEMPSEY IN
BBBET8 FIELD, L reeklyn. N.
PUBLIC EYE
Y., July 14.— (LFh^-Paulino Us-
cudum of Spain wrapped his
mighty right hand around hie
heels In the fourt hround Wed­
nesday night and sent it swish­
ing through the air flush against
the unprotected,
unsuspecting
Jew of old Harry Wills of Har­
lem.
The surprised negro went down
with a crash, and the internation­
al heavyweight bout which drew
a goodly crowd to Ebbets field
(his sultry night came to an end.
Witts watched with a dazed
look while the counter tolled off
the seconds and struggled to an
upright position at the count of
nine, but Paulino, no longer the
bashful Basque of the early
rounds, was upon him like a tiger.
A right haad to the jew sent
the big black sagging against the
ropes and a left book finished
him. Wills took the count in a
sitting position, bewildered and
unable to get on his feet.
'
IRISH MARTYR
FUNERAL HELD
Spaniard Drops Negro in
Internati rami Bon*
FOR SALE— 20 a. wood lot In
town, a bargain. A. P . Tidings.
-Hut 188-4
*
Makes P i r a t Appearance
Since Tragic Death of
Brother
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
N. Y.. July 14.— (LP) — J a c k
Dempsey Wednesday showed him­
self to the public for the first
time since the tragic death of his
brother and sister-in-law, and af­
ter the workout It was announced
that the public training wonld be
continued.
More than 1000 persons erowd-
e dinto the seats aroand the ring­
side and Tom Luther, owner of
the place, was beaming with
smiles as they poured through
the turnstiles.
Dempsey added another victim
to his list when he knocked out
Pete Materqu eln less than two
minutes df fighting.
Fished; Had No
License; Pinched
BEVERLY HILLS, C*l., July
and Mrs. John
Cqlllna of Oklahoma roared ip
their nonstop flivver Into Will
Rogers' backyard at 4 a. m. Wed­
nesday and nnnouneed: “We nre
here.
.
'
The ropethrowing mayor of
Beverly HUls, unwitting Sponsor
o f th e Claremore, Oklnhotna-
Bevpriy Hitt» nonatop Jaunt, waa
pay that lum to the tin t perzopl
to make the nonstop flivver trip
from Claremore, the comedian's
home tow*.
A short time later another
flivver containing Robert kloeher
and Roaa Hutchins also of Clare­
more roared Into the front yard
and^aeetng an argument to pros­
pect and having tailed to ap­
point properly constituted-judges,
Rogers referred the contestants
to the chief of pollee of Beverty
Hills.
Koehler and Hutchins said
they left Claremore at 3 o’clock
Sunday afternoon, a m id the
cheers of Chamber of Commerce
officers and had no notice that
Collins was on the road. ~
Both machines were construct­
ed with numerous extra gas tanks
that fed the gasoline automatical­
somewhat abashed by the un-
wepeeted arrival.
Nevertheless, he sent cheers
to the couple from his bed while
Mra. Rogers waved a «flag from
a second story window, In true
Rogers family fashion.
“ I’m usually paid for being
funny,*’ was the -message sent
by Rogers 'from his bed. “Does
thia cost me 3500?’*
Colling averred that it would
and referred Rogers to the an­ ly.
nouncement that the comedian
Hutchins said the trip of 1840
made recently through a news­ miles was made on 90 gallons of
paper syndicate that he would gasoline.
New Officer
Is Sworn In
Cufdy at the time be killed his
wife with a hamraw and flred
their home In an effort to con­
ceal the crime.
BEND, July 14.— (LP)— Robert
W. Sawyer, editor of the Bend
Bulletin, took oath of office as
state highway commissioner to­
day following his appointment by
Governor Patterson to fill the
vacancy created by the resigna­
tion of William Duby of Baker.
County judge was forwarded to
Sawyer's resignation as Deschutes
Salem Monday immediately after
he was notified of the highway
commission appointment. H. II.
Dearmond of Bend was appointed
county judge by Governor Pat­
terson.
ST. PAUL, Minn., July 14.—
The Northern Pacific railroad
executives today announced au­
thorization of an additional ex­
penditure of half million dollars
to insure" efficient handling of
1927 farm crops in the north-
west.
Fountain. Lundi
Service
Service contributes much
to the pleasure of lunch­
ing at our fountain. This
service is e x p e r t and
snappy.
When Yon Make Your
trave/
LUNCH
APPOINTMENTS
The only straight-thru motor
roach service with 3 dally sched­
ules to Portland, California cities
and the great Southwest. Serves
all. Intermediate points — stop­
overs if desired. Great respon­
sible system protects you— cares
for baggage. Finest glass-enclos­
ed cars, reclining chairs, heaters.
Leave for—
Yreka, Dunsmuir, Redding, Red
Bluff, Sea Francisco, Los Angeles,
Sew Diego, Phoenix, El Faso —
8:BO A. M., 1:20,' 10:18 P. M.
Richardson Springs
ed of resort in the state. There must be a rea­
son! Why not come and see for yourself!
Lee Richardson, Mgr.
With your friends, asp them
to meet yon et our Fountain.
Light Lunches for busy people
are an Important part of our
servies.
It is a popular meeting place
for a lot of folk» you know.
ALSO COMPLETE
FOUNTAIN -SERVIC®
N IN ltfO W S
NOTICE TO OBMBNT
CONTRACTORS
' Ashland, Ore., July 14, 1927
Bids are asked on the placing
of 666 square yards more or less
of concrete base for pavement
et sections where city weter dept.'
.has cut the pavempat for new
water mains. Specifications can
he seen at the offlee of the city
warehouse storekeeper.
Sealed bids are asked to be
delivered to tk e «My recorder up
to 5 p. m. July 19th for consid­
eration at 8 p. m. of the same
date.
The right Is reserved to reject
any and all bids.
GERTRUDE BIEDE.
.
City Recorder.
267-Th. 8.
For quality, purity and flavor, always
ask your grocer for
Ford Batteries Fif 85
Per C w t Of All Cara
Feel sure! Get complete
Automobile I n s u r a n c e
p r o t e c t i o n from this
agency of the Harford
Fire Insurance Company.
Than you know before^-
hand thflt you are preparv
ed for any emergency, i
We reeimrge yonr Bntiery
Ràdio Battery.......... . • J5c
Car Battery.............. LÖO
Billings Agency
Real Estate A Real Insurance
Eetab. 1688
41 E. Math St.
Phone 311
T. L. POWELL
General Transfer
Good tea m -a n d m otor trucks,
Good service at a reasonable
price — Phone 81.
JORDANS SASH AND
CAHIXBT WORKS
Corner Helm an and Van N<
Phone 181.
19
4TH STREET
BAKERY
BREAD, CAKES, PASTE RIES
FRESH EVERY DAY
»
Ashland Creamery
BUTTER
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat,
X-Ray, Including Teeth
Office Honrs: 10 - IS and S - 8
Hwddeuburg Bnffdlag
CALL
JERRY O'NEAL
For Your Next Job Of
Plumbing
Shop In Beaver Bldg.
First St.
Phone 188
WHITTLE TRANSFER
A STORAGE 0 0 .
Goal, .Wood and Storage
PAINTING
Packing. Crating and fE W p fg .
L ong D istance H a ilin g .
Anto Freight Terminal
Phone 127
Offloa 89 Oak 8 t
r
Statement of the Citizens Bank
of Ashland, Ashland, County of
Jackson, State Oregon, showing
the amount standing to the cfedit
of. every depositor July 1, 1927, Bone Dry — Fresh — From
who has not made a deposit, or Factory. Small Kindlingwood
who has not withdrawn any part
82.75 per load
of his deposit (savings deposits.)
Hamaker Transfer
principal and Interest, for a per­
i
Phone 410
iod of more than twelve (12)
years immediately prior to said
date, with the name, last knpwft
4
STATEMENT
place of resident or poatofflce
Statement of thè Cltlzens Bank
address of such depositor, and
or Ashland, of Ashland, County of
the fact of his death, if known.
Nxtnffor'rTspoinor.BeneWang. Jackson, State of Oregon. Show-
Residence or Postoffico Ad­ lng the amount standing to the
credit of every depositor, July 1,
dress, Ashland, Oregon:
1
1927, who has not made a de­
Dead, If fact is known to secre­
posit,
or who has not withdrawn
tary or cashier, not known.
any part of his deposit (commer­
Amount, 84.77.
cial deposits,) principal or Inter­
Name of Depositor, Frances
est, for a period of more than
Gill.
seven (7) years Immediately prior
Residence or Postoffice Ad­
to said date, with the name, last
dress, Ashlahd, Oregon.
known place of residence or post-
Dead, if fact Is known to Sec­
office address of such depositor,
retary or Cashier, not known.
and the fact of his death, if
Amount 81.44,
known.
Name of Depositor, Carmaltta
Name of Depositor, J. W. Ran-
Elders.
seme.
Residence or Postoffice Ad­
Residence or Postoffice Ad­
dress, Talent, Oregon.
dress, Ashland, Oregon.
Dead, If fact is known to. Sec­
Dead if fact Is known to secre­
retary or Cashier, not known.
tary or cashier, not known.
Amount, gl.34.
Amount, 8100-00.
State of Oregon, County of
State of Oregon, county of
Jackson.
•
Jackson:
1, V. O. N. Smith, being first
I, V. O. N. Smith, being first
^July sworn, depose and say upon
duly sworn, depose and say upon
oath, that I am the Cashier of the
Citizens Bank of Ashland, of Ash­ oath, that I am the Cashier of the
land, county of Jackson, State of Citizens Bank of Ashland, of Ash­
Oregon: that the foregoing Is a land, county of Jackson, State of
full, true, correct and complete Oregon; that the foregoing is a
statement, a «required by section full, true, correct an«| complete
statement, as required by section
10160, Oregon Laws.
10160, Oregon Laws. . ■
V. O. N. SMITH,
V. O. N. SMITH
Subscribed and sworn to be­
Subscribed and sworn to before
fore me this 7th day of July, A.
me this 7th day of July, A. D.,
D„ 1927.
1927.
F. S. ENGLE,
F. S. ENGLE
Notary Public for Oregon
Notary
Public
fer Oregon
My commission expires Jen. 14,
My
commission
expiree,
Jaa.
1928.
267-4-Thurs.
14. 1928.
BLOX
$5.50 Load
Portland— Work will soon be­
gin "on four-block-long waterfront
market, to cost 31,750,000.
1926 Chev Coüpe
1924 Chev Touring
PER LOAD
For Short Time Only
To Make Room
ASHLAND LUMBER C
SSiOakSWMt
Phone 20
267-4-Thurs.
Tualatin— Strawberry crop so
greatly exceeds expectation that
not all can be picked or sold.
NOTICE OF FINAL
Packard Touring
<
DR. ERNEST A. WOODS
Practioe Limited To
Rugs Cleaned, Dyed and Sized
Windqw Shades Cleaned And
Repaired— All Kinds of Carpet
Work Patronise home Industry
1926 Chev Delivery
Claycomb Motor
Physician and Surgeon
Bye, Bar, Nose and Throat.
Office P h en e 1M
Fir»» National Bank Building
STATEMENT
Navy Opposes
Frisco Bridge
You think your brakes
will hold in an emergency
but you never know until
yon try them. Brakes
don’t always hold.
<64 ftfoaatala Ave. Phone 488L
Painting, tinting and papering,
try Cliff Burlingame, 681 Mt. Ave.
or phone 455.
167-1 mo.
Find McCurdy .
Is Abnormal
Ford Battery
Hornet, lota, acreage and tim­
ber for sale, terms. Rpairlng,
remodeling and new work.
F. MVIRHEAD
J. C. Brownlees. Medford, was
fined 326 and costs by Justice of
the < Peace Glenn O. • Taylor Wed-
nesday afternoon when he plead­
ed guilty to a charge of fishing
OREGON CITY, Ore., July 14.
without a license. He was ar­
rested by Game Warden Roy Parr. —(LP)— Alvin McCurdy, 58-year-
old mill worker who murdered
his wife last Friday and burned
her body, is mentally abnormal
at present, a board of examiners
reported.
DEPOT
The examiners, headed by Dr.
HOTEL ASHLAND
WASHINGTON, July 11 —(IP) William House, Portland, did not
—Secretary of the Navy Wilbur comment on the condition of Mc-
Phone 47
Wednesday opposed on behalf Of
the navy department construc­
tion of the proposed b ridge.. at
San Francisco.
Wilbur, In a lette rto Secretary
of War Davis, said the navy sees
no reason for changing its pre­
vious recommendations against
On highway near Chieo Springs. The moat talk­
construction of this bridge.
FEEL SURE!
WM. 1 . GOULD
Contractor— Realtor— Builder
New Method Cleaning
ENJOY A HEALTHY. OOM-
PORTABLE OLD AGE
Keeping the body In good phy­
sical repair is the best possible
luenranee for a healthy enjoyable
old age. Kidney ailments espec­
ially should be avoided because
the lurking poisons left in the
system through impaired kidney
and bladder action are a most
frequent cause of painful and
serious
disorders,
backache,
weakness, rheumatic pains, even
loss of health. Men and women
everywhere use and recommend
Foley Pills diuretic to maintain
perfect kidney action. Satisfac­
tion guaranteed.
Bold every-.
Where.— No. 3.
Convalescent Heme
Office 220 4th St.,— Satisfac­
tion Guaranteed Prices Rea­
sonable.
DAILY DEPARTURES
Railroad Will
Spend $500,000
Business
All In Good Condition
The
Automotive Shop
Ohorrolat Dealer«
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF
THB 8TATB OF OREGON FOR
JACKSON COUNTY.
In the matter of the estate of
L. W. Moore, deceased.
NOTICE Is hereby given that
the undersigned, executor of the
estate of L. W- Moore, deceased,
has filed In the County Court of
Jackson Couaty, State ef Oregon,
his final account as such execu­
tor of said estate end that Mon­
day the 18th day of July, 1|27.
at the County Court room at the
hour * of 16 o’clock A. M. has
been flged by said Ceurt a s ,the
time end place for heqrjng o fo b ­
jections to said report aad the
settlement thereof.
GEO. W. TBEFRBM, /
’ Executor e f the Estate df