Ashland daily tidings., August 01, 1927, Image 5

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Dr, OhelM
OffiM B M i I h
*W •ÿkAEtôjr «lekan«« <
land toarfeg «a» tor 1-ton tu
281-tf & W. Redlfer, IS« Naaraalta
Phons 880-J.
282
FOR SALM— Nlee young JOr-
esy to p , fiuuh Aug. 8. 72 GarftdM
j t j Ashland.
381-jP
B 8 T i B*»Ws riy polatoes/h.
8. Royston, north
bridge. /
of
i
fra e e # lnefclsbraace, to trade for
good house and tot ln AfWand.
V e Mare gleo thousands et Otlter
trades to trade tor whatever ype
hare. I f you « e a t to trade see
GaskJUA Saria, Ra*ttof4. J |2 0
Liberty Street, Salem, Qregon.
36' -1 ny
orsrhehd
«?»-«•
Some Cooking
Hinte
SOB RENT—A als room house
FOB OALB—-at 287 4th st.A B
Inquire at 224 Central Ave.377-6» the furnfers and furnishings ef
gsolo-
But tout those who »dfce th«4r
Good
Good
price
homes on Bants ÇaiaWga. San-
Ctomshta. and other tatoads be­
come alarmed. I»rofhW < S t a f ­
fer hastens ta axRlata that the
sinkings will uat W OOttoeabls
without the usé of delicate geo-
iegkol instruments dor U f least
another 100,00« yee*|.
4TH STREET
BAKERY
') Geographically. Prof. Schaffer
clitms, California and the rest of
the raeltto coast from Alaska to
Patagonia art *stokto*|y young,
with'the mountains getting high­
er and the R ileys and, island»
gottlpg lower.. .
Hawaii,‘ a movement very
the Oxford Rooms consisting of
FOR R EN T— 4-rtom fertfske«
"bed room and kitchen furniture
house, modern and cions te, 818
Of dll kinds, at prices that talk.
Hnrgndlns.
377-tf
Furniture repair shop la connde-
tton. O. V . Trefren, Agent.
17<-tf
and nttlc, I fireplaces, 2 stores
istch, |n order qf a rocking chair
H B LP W ANTED
and some' floor coverings, alee
•shn bh measuned almost every
yard, fine view, suitable for large
Week, the professer assei
W ANTED — An experienced U»ed and how large a cake 1». I
family or for tenant who wants
made. , Ruch of the expeh«e Res ■jip»rt pf the island jvlll
to rent nice rooms. H. C. Onley. sodd dispenser. Apply nt Tidings.
in
buying the Indy Ùngersi Hotov j a occasion and another
•
281-3
15 R. M s l{i8 t.
2«8-l-4Pp.
upward.
The MEHi S
ever, this tear •*? jwtercome 8y
rtovetnept.
wRl ' bei Ppy
making, them nt Bop»«. They are |
ucrord-
Thé
chant*
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very »impio to make. It Just tike»
in« to Prdfessor Sç^aff«
Isidlrwi Burn 217 dosen sew­ A little time and patience..
LOAN W A N TED — W n i f
pending and contract!]
ing
aprons
home;
experience
un­
We
are
so
often
asked
“What
is
82500. 22000 or. 88000 fey cheat
lava at J^e base of the
on 5-year loan, good security. it. necessary; materials cut; Instruc­ an Ice' box cake?’’ and "How la it
tions
furnished.
Addressed
enve­
served ?” An ice box cake is
C. Oaley, 88 East Main St. 882-8
Sanford.
TRe els» *0 1 weigh more tknn
pre used.
32# < ton when crated for shipment.
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STCH W FA M E
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W ATCH YOUR GREBE
SALEM. Ore.. AAg. L—<UB—
“Yes, It Is legal to pick your own
geese, but do not molest those of
other parties without due author­
ity.”
Such sms ths answer state of­
ficials returned to s question
contained in n letter from Mrs.
Frank Rice ot Holly, Oregon. The
communication was addressed to
Governor I. L. Patterson nnd « -
pressed doubt as to the legality
of picking geese.
As yet there Is no Oregon law
against such activities, she was
(informed. It being pointed out
[that the governor rtay pick
some geese of his own before
long.
RKHWOOD GOKH TO FRANCE
KX e TER, Cal., Aug. 1.— (IP)—
A slab of a Sequoia Big Tree,
measuring nine feet In diameter
and 11 inchte thick, will he pre­
sented ta French war veterans by
the American Legion of Callforn-
lpia, during thé legion conven­
tion In Paris this tall.
The rings on the giant s l a b
have been counted, indicating the
^w ! Y e s , M o n
“PH O PHKTEHB“ SHNTEXCBD -
LOB ANGELES, Cal., Aug. 1 A -
(UB— Mr«. Margaret Rowan, '46,
“end of the world prophetess”,
was sentenced to from 1 to 10
years In San Quentine prison
here today In connection with an
assault on Dr. B. B. Fulmer, for­
mé!- member a t the religious cult
Of which Mrs. Brown was the
leader, . ,,
fend with n flat collection ot AMO eygi-ptetni, laslet that the w e d ^ g
ot the semi-windshields is teore than n hobby, it’s n science. The
¿Wtos are IdsatlAsd by the monocles. Beth wears hers only IB flte
toft aye, while Betty conesalmtes on her rig h t
<, a
SUBSCRIBE FOB T K E TIDINGS |
Painting, tinting and papering,
try Cliff Burlingame, 881 Mt. Ave,
(Special) — Children who havei tkdyht to stag and to read musie,
th e ability and desire to p la y ' but th« Instrument»! side was
_
. . —Jn ot touched, T his,.sh e said, has
hft4»h«ral tastnrmerts soon w flt,
- years,
h i a b le, to ' ohtita fMttdam»nt|liyr ev^ „im-» vLow«il Mason o f
lessqnn, In the public schools at 'Boston first attempted the teach-
the ekpense of the'state, accord. Is« o f music In- the publle schools
'ng* to a prediction made ltr an In 1837,
address her« by Mys. Forrest, O. I Recently, however, Mrs. Crow-
Crorwley/ljasd of the public school ■ ley skid, instrumental work has
music department ot the Clnclg, taken up jnore and more of the
nati Conservatory of Music.
• attention of those teaching music
Until recently. Jfrs. Crowley In the schools, and, as a result,
said, the efforts jqJT Public school scores of cities are giving class
music authorities were turned lessons ta piano, violin, cornet.
almost entirely toward the vocal
side of musiq.
Childses -were
BOMBAY FLOODS SUBSIDING
SHOW GRF-AT PROPERTY LOSS
BOMBAY, Aug. 1.— Telegraph- izens in boats.
_ It commutitchtton, restored Sun-
Some reports
Indicated the
S day. brought word that 50 ppople death toll will total many more
- were killed and great property j than fifty.
1 damage caused by floods that | Floods' generall are subsiding.
followed torrential rains at B ar-' '
i 1
Many villages in Northern Gu­
oda.
jarat are. »uhmerged. Some vil­
, • The city was aividsd i n t o
three islands. Inhabitants took lagers, living in trees, have been
without food for four days.
• to tree-tops and roofs, f r o m
Which many v/»re swept away.
,
Indian army soldiers helped
• volunteers to rescue stranded c it-,
T ell’Em
ONE OX TEACHER
EUGENE. Ore., Aug. 1.
((p)
Not all absent-
minded professors are pro­
ducts of the imagination,
University of Oregon summer
school »indents relate.
A story Is told here of
one professor who always
lays a watch on his desk
before startiug a lecture.
One day he opened the class
and removed a pipe from his
pocket and laid it carefully
ta the place usually reserv­
ed fof his watch. -
The error was discovered
when the instructor beramo
curious as to the time of
day.
Engineers Will
Report On Dams
WASHINGTON. Aug. 1— CLP)—
The Interior department at Wash-
'ngton today announced the ap­
pointment of a board of engineers
to investigate all matters con­
nected with the Oyheo Dam ta
Oregon, the Deadwood Dam In
Idaho and the Gibson Gam In
Montana.
The boald is Io consist of D,
C. Henrty, prpjntncnt Portland
busthesa, man, A, J. Wiley, Boise,
Idaho, and W. H. Nalder, Denver.
These appointments become effec­
tive at once.
167-1 mo.
- o u kn o w vw m weuL.
AND WHAT NOTS,
IS WORRieo— 5
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ÏLOM SY/.
Bond B r o k e r and Beef
Butcher and Barrister
All Talk to Tex
Methodist Bplscopal Church
N. Main nnd Laurel streets.
H. F. Pemberton, Pastor, 117
Laurel street. Phone 87.
N. Main and Helman Street«-
Hugh T. MItchelmors, Pastor,
128 N. Mata 8t. Phone 481-L.
Lutheran Church
Barrios» ln Odd Fellows Hall.
H. H. Young, Pastor, 838
Boulevard. Services 4th and
6th Bundays.
First Church of Christ
lenUst—South Ploaesr Ave.
rs. ElU. M. Smith, First
Reader. 78 Fourth Bt. Phene
Ctiriatlan Church
R and Second Streets.
Wm. V. Barney, Paatof
High St.
Phone S8S-R
Catholic Church
8tetff nnd C Streets
Ths Rev. Father, i . A. Car
Sixth and C Strafes. Phea
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$1.75 Tier
We will deliver any amount
of exceptionally good |8-fnch
slabs nt this price. Bay them
now for winter while they are
Chuich Directory
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Phone 117
O ffice» Oak Bt
CHICAGO, Aug. 1.— <IP>— Tex- cheap.
Rickard conferred with the grand
ntgneurr. of Chicago today and
found that they want to see the
Tunney-Dempesy fight In Chicago,
The, big bond brokers, the beef
*
butchers, big brainy barristers gco
nnd the big boxing boss sat down
to meat at the exclusive Chicago
dub. The Mg business barons _ .
told Rickard they are behind the .
hur
move to bring the big battle to
ove
Chicago and told him to pay no
attention to small-fry opposed to
bolding the baitle in the hub of .
.
..
bar
the midwest.
Rickard has conferred With
George Gets, who will act us local
spopsor for the bout it it goes
through. He has talked w i t h pJe
South Park board members and v i(
has given them his Idea ef just h|g
the way ths fight should ba run wlt
of the return performance is play-
od In Chicago.
'
The board digested Rickard’s
cnggestlons and will act on them >nB
Monday. Until that time the fight
site will kang fire. Until then
neither Rickard nor oayone else of
will know the exact Sfatas of the reB
bodt.
-
! »ug
Tho park board has asked for <01
an expression of . Chicago opinion
on allowing the use of Soldiers
Hold for the bout. Letters' have
poured In and it soems that a m»-
Jrrlty of the cor respondents favor but
bolding the bout here.
Rt< kard Is confident everything
v, 'll be settled amicably and so is gn(j
f!etI
eed
“ 1 maintain my position that gea
CktoMo can have the fight if It tou
want»,it badly enough,” Rickard
said 'today. '*1^ believe we can an4
come to terms with Mr. Edward The
Kelly, chairman of the P a r k
Board, and I don't think that An­
ti-Dempsey sentiment is strong.'’
/
Rickard estimates that between sufl
14k,068 and 160,060 spectators alio
nan be accommodated In ths mag- J ing
net-shaped stadium. A top price , pie«
< f 240 will be chaiged. The mis- stal
imam will he 26. War tax and carl
state tax will be Included In the ?ho<
gro«A price for all tickets.
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Ante freight Terminal
WINDY CITY .
WANTS BOUT
Presbyterian Church
< OÓÑ’T SB sOfedWoGS-
WHITTLE TRAHnSB
« STOBAOS 00.
Coal, Wood and Storage
Packing, Crating and Shipping.
Long Dtetnaee HaftHag.
Instrumental Training Will
Be Given In Publié Schools
Bulletin.
- HOLLYWOOD. <fel.. Ang. 1. —
CIP>—A seorq of world famous
screen stars, unknown to them-
selvns have been Working an
hour every day for nothing for a
clever Hollywood woman.
Madame HofenO, who ikus a
tearoom across' the street* from
the Paramount studio, feeds the
stars every day and they patron-,
lse her because she has wisely
learned their favorite dishes.
But her profit comes not from
ths stars hot from the scores of
tourists who dins under her roof
steeply to seo.Pofe Negri, Clara
Bow, Wallace Beery, Adolphe
Menjon and other celebrities.
Office Phone 4 8
Residence Phone 143
The question of keeping It eat or totting it grow to dividing
make of the feminine stylists. Here are three ladies of the mo
who Move Used up erlth the “ tot-lt-growe.” A t the top Is Sally R
to the tower left to Estelle Taylor (Mrs. Jack Dempsey) and to
sight to Dorothy Dwan. How does It took to yout
1 *2^1*
Guthrie IsMO odtlce yaw its
^Che flWt’ business on n o o n M Affrll
flkg- 22 1889 when thw famows “run
ma* !- »f -gw’’- was maids ta to Oklahoma
* box Territory. It was thh bMy bulld-
’
teg for mtles. Oovermnent' Agents
” rte W « «n doty ready tw -register
'ippsd tfatms and tssne deeds and titles.
■' / -
From that day forward the
ifttle office literally did a “land
office” business, the etty of Outh-
bouse rie 0,row,ng up »round the little
*• are shack. The llttie shack has long
t pos- ^ neF you», but the office was
h
housed lti the federal building at
la tlen ,
-
8ALIRAS, . Cal-, Au<. 1
per cent* down, balance 22* T«r —Bxperlments conducted during
the* last threq yeaha have revealed
month. P. A. B„ care Tiding».
281-10 that rubber 4n commercial quah-
tftfes éaS be successfully pro­
c e e d la California. *
Extensive growth of the guáy­
ale shrub, a rubber plant trans- i
planted from Mqxloo, on an 8 0 0 1
acre tyact nest here has proven !
that 1680 pbuaE* of crude rubber 1
per Acre éaa ké produced, ta the,
next two ypnrs.
Chiropractic-—■Physiotherapy
Radiante
Pioneer Building
nr phone 456.
The.fUllqg ls^repdfo#«
Practise lim ited To
Eye, Ear, Noss and Tbroot
X-Ray, Including Teeth
Office Honra: IS * 20 stod
Dr. X. B. Angell
by ex-
petive
lope brings particulars.
Milo fashioned after , a charlotte and
Garment, 228 Broadway, Bay­ Bavar|an cream, as I should say a
ern ne, N. J.
281-3» ccpnbleatJon of the twd. The rec­
ipes all call for Whipped cream,
w a c t SB — An experienced and sometimes the foundation «et-
proas operator, Ashland Laundry the filling is butter. When this
Co.. 21 Water 8t.
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281-tf is the ease you, have h very rich
deeper^ whleb shopMi only be
seyved Ift. »mali quantities follow­
ing a lightxluncheon br dinner.
LOST— Check favor of Emma
Nuts and candled, jfrults: of'A ll-
Coleman for |1 0 , return to First
kinds are sometimes added. Chto-j
National Bank no receive re­
ward.
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281-8» risa sr^ especially , yidded aS‘ a*
.form of decoration.
' . (A mold is lined with 1a<V
Ashland city tree was 1682 years old. when it era, sponge or sunshine cake? o f­
ten macaroons or xafiilla, ?walWC
y. Easy terms, fell Iff yeate-ngo.
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