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A«.3» 3R l e 3 é E bl? o|8é.e»9é 8 »$>h$ l 'f p w « t
TIED AGAIN
FOR BAUD— C heap, tw o burn
er oil sto r e ' I g a llo n can , o n e
p otato d ig g er. Inquire 244 G r a n t
379-2*
FO R SA L E — E arly p otatoes, 8.
8. Royston, north of overhead
bridge.
F O B R E N T — (-room furnished
b o u se n ear norm al. Inquire a t 718
Oak S t.
278*3*
F O B R E N T — A six room h ou se
In q u ire a t 224 C entral A ve.377-6*
'273-d*
FO R S A L E —a t 287 4th st. A ll
th e fu rn tu re and fu rn ish in g s o f
th e O xford R oom s’, co n sistin g o f
bod room an d k itch en fu rn itu re
o f a ll k in d s, a t p rices th a t ta lk .
F u rn itu re repair shop in connec
tion . G. W , TrSCren, A gen t.
2 7 6 -tf
F O R R E N T — 4-room furnished
b ou se, m odern and d o s e i s , 213
W A N TED — Y oung m an d esires
H a rg sd ln e.
/ 277-tf w ork o f an y k ind , ( 4 D ew ey A
289-1 m o.*
FOB RENT— Furnished house, E ast M ain,
727 Boulevard, good location for
normal and high school students,
Nrith or without plabo. Phone 349-
J.
$7.7-2*
FOR RENT— Furnished house
on L aurel street.
Inquire 333
H argad ln e o r p hon e 233-L . 278-8
FOR RENT — Home, corner
Gresham tad Vista Sta., 18 rooms
add attic, 3 fireplaces, 2 stoves
•ad some floor coverings, nice
yard, flue view, suitable for large
family or for tenant who wants
to rant nice rooms. H. C. Galey,
83 B. Mata St.
288-I-mo.
County H e a lth .
Remains Good
Three cases of smallpox were
reported In Jackson county dur
ing the week ending July 23, ac
cording to a report of contagious
disease filed by the state health
department. One c u e of influ
enza and one case of chickenpox
were the only other caaese of con
tagion reported for the week.
SAFETY RECORD NOW
BILLIO NS O F M ILES
W ITH O U T A FA TA LIT Y
PORTLAND, Ore., July 28
In travel safety American rail
roads continue to lead all other
forms of transportation, including
aviation, motoring and plain
walking, according to John M.
Scott, assistant passenger traffic
manager for the Southern Pacific.
Figures just published by the
■ - F O R S A L E — 5- room
modern
bungalow,.! acres -cultivated, 10
per cent down, balance 322 per
a o n lh .
F . A. S ., Care T ldtaga.
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F IN E H O U SE and lo t ta Salem ,
free of ineuaibranee, to trade to*
good house and lot in Ashland.
We hare also thousands of other
trades to trade for whatever you
NEW YORfc, J u ly IS .— Bitter
hare. If you want to trade see
Caskiil A Earle, Realtors, 16$ B ness, recrimination, and suspicion
Liberty Street, Salem, Oregon.
have followed the spectacular and
S 6 -1 m- much-disputed victory of . Jack
Dempsey over Jack Sharkey.*
There are those among the
experts— moat noticeably t thé ex
TO TRADE — Baby Overland perts who were wrong In their
car for good milch cow. R. 1. Box prediction»—¡-who believed Demp
116F, Ashland. .
278-2* sey fouled his opponent and that
Sharkey should have been de
Naval Bureau of Aeronautica clared the winner.
show that daring the last ten
A few go so far as to declare
menths naval aviators flew 84,- that the former champion com
478 hours in the air with but six mitted the foul d e lib e r a te ly to
MANCHESTER, Muss., July 28.
—(IP)— California in \h e person
fatalities. As the average flying save himself from defeat. -
speed la 100 miles per hour, there
And there is talk of a big of Miss Helen Jacobs of Berkeley
is but one fatality to each 324,- gambling "coup” effected by Ar triumphed over Mrs. Molla Mal
000 miles flown a distance nold Rothsteln and others *ho lory of New York. National Ten
equivalent to 13 1-2 times around are declared to have wagered nis champion, In straight sets here
Wednesday in the fourth round of
the earth.
heavily npon Dempsey at the
the Essex Country club invitation
last moment.
tournament.
REVIVAL OF SMUGGLING
The logic or ’ these claims is
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ALONG ENGLISH COAST
questionable. ‘ The writer be
LONDON, — (IP) —Smuggling, lieved that Sharkey w o u ld d e
a ‘ lucrative profession carried on feat Dempsey and is far from
the
in Britain over a hundred years convinced right now
ago, la showing a marked revival Bostonian is not the better man.
and Is greatly perturbing the But the sudden crash la Luthu-
Beard of Trade officials who are ania preferred was not d u e Former Light Heavyweight
responsible tor the patrolling of to dumbness.
Would Try to Emulate
Britain’s shores.
Sharkey was struck twice or
Dempsey
Along the coastline of the Eng three times In the seventh round
NEW YORK. July 8.— (IP)—
lish Channel are numerous ham with short, swishing upperetfts to
lets and villages whose local his the body, the blows landing be Paul Berlenbach, former light
tory is rich In smuggling legends low the belt of his tights. Those heavyweight champion of the
of the old days,' when govern purple tights were hanging high world, who is trying to emulate
Jack Dempsey and climb back to
ment activity finally made this that night, however.
business too frisky to be carried
Dempsey’s body blows were not the top of the fight game, has h)s
low enough to incapacitate Shar first Important tes| at Madison
In these remote spots a suc key by reasot of their IMRMnn. Square Garde® Thursday night
cessful revival of smuggling is One of the punches undoubtedly against Bob LawsOn, of Alabama.
Although he has been fighting
being carried out on a large scale did knock moat of the wind and
due to the poor supervision these all of the sense out of thé Lithu i heavyweights. Berlenbach w i l l
'scale only about 172 pounds for
-daces receive from the coast anian, however. »
1 the bout.
guard pfctrols.
Instead of covering np and
pushing a claim of foul After-
wards, Sharkey groped out to
wards his Weaving opponent,' Wav
ing his jaw unprotected.
Helen Victor
Over Mallory
WOULD TRY
COME-BACK
American Lawyers Popular -
£_ Among N atives Of Shanghai
238-10
SHANGHAI — (IP) — American Chapman,
HOME TRACTS— 1 to 18 lawyers in Shanghai have lost i Leonari
acres each, good aoil, easy walk “face” with Chinese newspaper j trict Att<
to all schools, dose to Bast Main readers. Chinese requiring legal j The charg
street, $100 to $350 per acre, i advice or defense are turning to j of a publl
easy tefms, special Inducements British lawyers more than ever, I of same. 1
to home builders. H. C. Galey, ' During the past six months of two yc
Secretary Carter Land»Co., 85 E. three prominent Shanghai attor- run conCu
Main St.
288-1 mo. neys, all Americans, have been G. 33,000
At the
I F YÓU W A L T a good h om e tried, convicted and sentenced
on
various
charges
ta
the
United
Heath,
ch
Inquire a t B row n A R ice, I t N.
States
court
In
China.
tion
of
a
M ata.
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“American lawyers big crooks”, section w!
say some Chinese.
fined G.
Last January William*. Chap-; prison ter
man, lawyer and, former clerk of is serving
the United States Court, was con- ed and is
victed on a charge of miaappro-
A four
priating funds belonging to the was callee
government. Two years for Mr. of illegal
Probably neither Dempsey hor
the gamblers who backed him
will ever again have an ¿peiilng
for easy money like that one.
The knockout punch plunked to
the tip of Sharkey’s sagging jaw
with neatness and dispatch.
Now if Sharkey had gone down
from the effect of the body blows
alone, he would hare had an
excellent chance of claiming a
foul and "getting away with it.”
But he failed to enter his claim
In time, and after the clip on the
chin. Referee Jack O’Sullivan did
,the proper thing in tolling the
fatal codnt of ten over the Lithu
anian’s prosferate form.
Oregon B om
Babies Have
Finé Chance
That Oregon still holds the
distinction of being the safest
state in which to be born Is prov
en by the 192$ summary report
of the XJ. 8. Public Health Service,
received Monday at the office of
the Ordgon Tuberculosis Associa
tion In Portland.
This report shows that Oregon
saves 948 babies out of each 1,000
living births. Thia la a higher rd-
tion than la attained by any
other state in the birth registra
tion area. The nearest compet
itor Is Washington, where 944 out
of each 1000 are saved. Minne
sota comes third with a ratio of
983 per 1000. The poorest show
ing Is fnade by Arizona where
only 88 0 babies era saved through
the first year of life.
YANKEE STADIUM. NEW
YORK. July 38.— (IP)-—Lou
Gehrlfc, first baseman of the
New York Yanks, caught up
with Babe Ruth In the race
for home run hitting taonoru
of the season Wednesday,
hitting his 33rd circuit clout
with the Bimbo on base in
the sixth inning of the New
York-St. Louis game. Noble
Ballou was pitching for the
Browns.
The Babe hit his 32d and
33rd and Lou his 32nd Tues
day.
TEX SAYS HE
IS UNCERTAIN
I
Go to Chicago With Open
Mind,” Says Boxing
Promoter
NBW YORK, July 28.— (UP)—
“I’m going out to Chicago with
an open mind,” said Tex Rickard
as he bcarddd the 20th C eu tary
Limited.
,
“Right now, I don’t know
where I will hold «the Dempaey-
Tunney fight.
“First of all I’m going to talk
to the people in Chioago who
have asked me to put It on there.'*
The promoter *had a set of y blue
prints In his suitcase and was
prepared to discuss to the last de
tail the possibility of holding the
next heavyweight championship
battle in Soldiers’ Field, Chicago’s
big new Municipal Stadium, where
150,000 fight fans could be seat
ed.
It Bhould not be overlooked
that In what Is euphemfltlcally
called the Good Old Day, nine
roads in ten were of detour va
riety.— Klamath
, / 1 ■ News.
yiuwillll l.lUu.gragi»-
CHIEF GETS SINGED
high school at Portland, completes Is ono of Invaluable benefit to
her work with the end of the first' teachers In rural communities,
six weeks term, and this evening and one' which proves beneficial
& Serie« of three plays are to be to teachers In every school. Pres-
pgesented In the auditorium, ontaticn of simple plays w i t h
Presentation of these plays Is equipment and settings o f t e n
Astoria — Recreation 'bnilding made by students ta the class and crude— but effective if properly
for Camp Clatsop is planned for credit is to be given according to .used, IS one of the problems which
the work thoy do in these plays, faces teachers In rural schools.
1928.
404 M ountain A ve. P h o n e 482L
T . L. PO W EL L
G eneral T ransfer
Oood team and m otor tracks,
Good serv ice a t a reason able
price — P h o n e I t .
JORDANS BASH A N D
C A BIN ET W ORKS
Corner H elm an and V aa Neos.
Phone 1 3 1 .
1 9 4 -tf
4TH STREET
BAKERY
BREAD, CAKES, PASTBRIES
FRESH EVERY DAY
Office 220 4th St.,— Satisfac
tion Guaranteed Prices Rea
sonable.
F. MUIRHEAD
New Method Cleaning
Rugs Cleaned, Dyed and Sized
Window Shades Cleaned And
Repaired— All Kinds of Carpet
Work Patronise home Industry
The Paramount Picture
‘ Rplled Stocking«/
Speaking of grass fires
“Pop” Smith, right - hand
man of Fire Chief Baugh
man says ‘ghe chief sets c’m»
and I put ’em out.”
He tells of one fire re
cently which spread more
rapidly than Chief Baughman
anticipated and as the fire
man headed away from the
flames he attempted to rroea
a barbed wire fence too
rapidly and found hlmseU
held tight,
his trouserb
caught in the wire. The
flamep rolled over and a p
proached the chief who tug
ged Violently to escape the
flames which crept near. He
made his escape from the on-,
rushing flames as the seat of
hiH trousers gave way, and
“Dad” turned the hose on
him.
Methodist Episcopal Church
N. Main and Laurel streets.
H. F. Pemberton, Pastor, 117
Laurel Street. Phone 87.
Presbyterian Church
N. Maia and Helman Streets
Hugh T. Mltchelmore, Pastor,
132 N. Main St. Phone 491-L.
Lutheran Church
Services hi Odd Fellows
II. H. Young, Pastor,
Boulevard. Services 4th
6th Sundays.
First Church of Christ
A lentist— South Pioneer Ave.
Mrs. Bllz. M. Smith, First
Reader, 78 Fourth St. Phone
471-J
Christian Church
B and Second Streets.
Wm. V. Barney, Pastor
High St.
Phone 382-R
Catholic Church
Sixth and C Streets
The Rev. Father, J. A. Carmody
Sixth and C Streets. Phone 106
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Dr. E. B. Angell
CTilropract to —Physiotherapy
Radionic
Pioneer Building
O « e e Hoars: 10 - 19 aud 9 - 9
CALL
JERRY O’NEAL
F or Y our N ext Job Of
Plum b tag
Shop l a B ea v er B ld g.
37 F ir st 8 t.
P hon e
W BITTLX T K À N a m
« BTOKAOk 00.
Coal, W ood and Storage
Auto Freight Terminal
Phone 117
Office 89 Oah S t
Office Phone 4S
Residence Phone 142
PAINTING
BE PROTECTED
When—as may happen—
a careless or incompetent
driver forces you into an
accident and then puts the
blami* on you—be protect
Painting, tinting and papering,
try Clift Burlingame, 681 My Ave.
or phone 455.
167-1 mo.
W O X) D
$1.75 Tier
We will deliver any amount
of exceptionally good 12-fneh
slabs at thia price. Buy them
now for winter while they a n
eheap.
STATEMENT
Hamaker Transfer Co.
Statement of the Cltlzeng.Bank
of Ashland, Ashland, County of
Jackson, State Oregon, showing
Amount, $100.00.
the amount standing to the credit
State of Oregon, eonnty of
of
every
depositor
July
1,
1927,
You may bo charged with
who has not made a deposit, or Jackson:
negligence in operating who has ndtt w lj£flra^ any pp/t
I, V. O. N. Smith, being «rat
your car although you jf his deposit (savings deposits,) duly sworn, depose and say upon
were entirely right. Bo principal and Interest, for a per oath, that I am the Cashier of the
Citizens Bank of Ashland, of Ash
protected! See this agency iod of moro than twelve (12) land, county of Jackson, State of
years immediately prior to said
of the Hartford Firo In date, with the name, last known Oregon; that the foregoing la a
surance Company.
place of resident or postoffice full, true, correct and complete
address of such depositor, and statement, as required by section
10180, Oregon Laws.
the fact of his death, If known.
V . 0 . N. SMITH
Name of Depositor, Belle Walla.
Subscribed and sworn to before
Residence or Postoffloe Ad
sal Estate 'A Real Insurance dress, Ashland, Oregon.
me this 7th day of July, A. D.,
itab. 1883
41 E. Mata St.
Dead, If fact Is known to secre 1927.
P. S. ENGLE
tary or cashier, not known.
Phone 911
Notary Public for Oregon
Amount, (4.77.
My commission expiree, Jan.
Name of Depositor, Frances
14, 1921.
Olli.
2 6 7 -4 -T h u n .
Residence or Postoffice Ad
dress, Ashland, Oregon.
Dead, it fact la known to Sec
Church o f th e N azarene
retary or Cashier, not known.
ENGLAND’S YOUNGEST S E T
Fourth and C Streets
Amount $1.44.
TIRES O F HO R SY HO RSES
P. C. Thatcher, Pastor
Name of Depositor, Carmallta
F u ll G ospel T em p le
Zlders.
Boulevard
Residence or Postoffice Ad
J. 8. Murphy, Pastor
dress, Talent, Oregon.
Dead, If fact la known to Sec
P en te co sta l Chnrch
Stone Church, Fifth and Main retary or Cashier, not known.
streets
Amount, $1.84.
E. F. Bingham, Pastor
State of Qragon, Couhty of
Jahkson,
T rin ity E p iscop al Church
Second Street
1, V. O. N. Smith, being first
Rev. P. K. Hammond, Vicar, duly sworn, depose and say upon
«'2 Second Street. Phone 110 oath, that I am the Cashier of the
Citizens Bank of Ashland, of Ash- J
Congregational Church
land, county of Jackson, State of
Boulevard
Rev. Chas. D. Gaffney
Oregon; that the foregoing Is a
489 Boulevard •
full, true, correct and complete
statement, a srequired by section
F re e M ethpdist Church
10160, Oregon Laws.
B. Mata and Sixth Street
Emma R. Thompqon, Pastor.
V. O. N. SMITH,
Subscribed and sworn to be-
fore me this 7th day of July, A.
B a p tist C hurch
Hargadlne and First Streets. D., 1937.
Myron S. Woodworth, Pastor,
F. 8. ENGLE,
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Notary Public tdr Oregon (
My commission expires Jan. 14,
1038.
267-4-Thurs.
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o u r s io e - OU« PHONE HAS
BECH OCT OF ORDER ALL.
DAW BUT «H SAYS IT tC
8 6 FIKBDIM AM HOUR
STATEM ENT
Statement of the Citizens Bank
of Ashland, of Ashland, C6unty of
Jackson, State of Oregon, show
ing the amount standing to the
credit of every depositor, July 1,
1927, who has not made a de
posit, or who has not withdrawn
any part of his deposit (commer
cial deposits,) principal or inter
est, for a period of more than
seven (7) years Immediately prior
to said date, with the name, Ipst
known place of residence or post-
office address of such depositor,
and. the tact of his death, if
Inown.
Name of Depositor, J. W. Rau*
some.
Residence or P'ostofflce Ad
dress, Ashland. Oregon.
Dead if fact Is kaown to secre
tary or cashier, not known.
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Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
X-Ray, Including Teeth
P ack in g, C rating and Shipping.
L on g D istan ce H a b lla g .
By Taylor
h
Contractor— R ealtor—-B u ild er
Hoeees, lots, acreage an d tim
ber for sale, terms. Rpalring,
remodeling and new work.
Billings Agency
Jam«« Hall and Louise Brooks
it Fiaba I f t i
CE HOURS
Church Directory
Play Production Study Is
Popular Course At Normal
STAÄfeo worshipping a L . These
V0ÜNG MCNie IDOLS ANB SUCH.
H0M8UFC »S G ern A je '
Where th e etch and aged are
sa r a t fo r ia pluaaaat hom e
inrronadlnga.
«Dr. (Suolat A*
PhyaieUm aad
Office