ttW tt ttto n tto f lto W R lW t. a.ftta*ortr gecohnto of Roy fc. Jokneea.’fcr LA HI— Fern *16 dessn raw- iltpits; »lg room house juot off payed street; 1< rabbit or poultry raising tanas. «at. Addressed envelope brings 101 M t. Ava. 116-tf tautnettUas. ALPHA, M l Maia St.,'Paterson, New Jersey. 227-1» búngalo», 1 «eres cultivated, 10 , -LA W S» I'lRara *16 dosen sew par o*«t down, balança *11 per ing apron* home; experience un month. P. A. 8„ cars Tidings. necessary; m aterials cut; Instruc 111-10 tions furnished. Addressed enve lope brings particulars. Milo Gar HOME TRACTS— 1 to 10 ment, 136 Broadway, Bayonne, N. acres each, good «oil, easy wjalk J. 217-1» to all schools, flora to Bust Main WAMnCD:— “ Graduate nurse« street, *100 to *160 per acre, •agy term«. special inducements for general duty at Klamath to horn* builders. H. C. Oaley, Valley Hospital. Telephone or ap Secretary Carter Land Co., 66 E. ply In person. W arren H unt, phy Mala St. 168-1 mo. sician In ehnrge. _ 286-3 MÍR MSWTi— Fufnishsd boose WANTED — An experienced prese operator, Ashland Lanndry Co.. 11 Water St. IS l-tf on Laura! street. Call 1 1 ^ Har ta d la s street or phone 263L. 116-tf WANTED— Peaches, blackber ries, apples, tomatoes, corn, green Means. Scotti F ru it A Produce, K lam ath Falls. P. O .‘ Box 172. 268-tf W A N T B D - Blackberriea Thursdays and Sunday evenings, 1726 Boulevard, W. E. Pteraen, phone 4 8 6 -J .* ' 284-tf LOAN WANTED — W a n t *2 6 0 0 , 21000 or *6000 fe r client on 6-year loan, good Security. H. G. Galey, 66 East M ain St. 282-6 ¿i'll . / ■ ------ ----------------------- ----------- K * M*F> Rich Dads Put Sons to Work Old Still Was SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 6.— <p>— On a lin er in the Pacific Found On Farm Ocean two mtlltoaaire'B sons are S U T H E R L IN . O fs., Aug. 6.— (IP) — When Bnsiga Armstrong, North Ben«, bought a rasch near here he had no intention of go ing ln te x the Upuer business. I t wee a pear ranch aad he intend ed io dêkôte hla time to raising Be found the place equipped modern and up to date .«fjll,*fcoweve|. Shortly a fter purchasing the I plaoe. Artnetrdag was Woking It oder and came upon a well beat- ea patk— each as need to lead to tho old oaken backet. R tllow lhg it to the end he came upon the still and other “ hootch” produc- Ing apparatus and m aterial, “ Lucky I found It before the sheriff d id ,” Armstrong comment- efl as he removed the still from his otherwise v i r t u o u s pear CHILD PRONOUNI AWAKKNH A t til DEAD U N REAL Bntlna.— tnounced I, Vlcea- Ite three srtlflcate zed. H e r leghi to id which i frtends r*neh. MOVIE QUEEN SHOOTS MATE Irans Preston Hold I wood Police on ( o f A ssault HO LLYW O O D , Cal., AUg. 6.— - (IP)— F irst she asked him for money and then she suggested they resume their m arital ad venture, broken off t» o years ago. When he denied both requests, Irene Preston, motion picture ac tress, drew a revolver and shot her estranged husband, captain Igor Tresnikoff, screen actor, through the arm. Tresnikoff was removed to the receiving hospital where he was treated for a minor flesh wound. Miss Preston was held by H olly wood police on a charge of as sault with a deadly weapo’- FOR h ALB — Blackberries, 4 W A N T E D A T ONCE— The best cents Clip. Pick them yourself. automobile salesman la Ashland, W ni. Bhrke. cor. Garfield and A „Portland distributor handling a Iowa St. 186-tf famous line of eights and sixes has an opportunity for you to make *10,000 a year w ith hardly any Investment. W s h a n d l e F IN E HOUSE aad lo t In SalemJ trades finance paper, etc. You ftoe of taenmbranee, to trade for* Must be honest, must show char good house and lot in Ashland. acter references, and must be a W e have also thousands of other respected eltteen in your «rmmnb- trade* to trade for whatever yon fcy. Address Box T . M. Co., T id have. I f you want to trade see ings. 181-0 C&skiit A Barle, Realtors, 166 ß Liberty Sflreet, Salem. Oregon. 2 6 '-1 mn wttRi i , War manager of the O rants Pass plant of the Southern Oregon Oa company » h o was supposed to have drowhod at H ell Oats in. the Rogue River. Announconjeut of tke shortage was made by W. H. Oeorg*. general manager of the company. George expressed belief t k / t Johnson m ight not have b a * n drdwhed, and If he were drowned it was a case of sulcido. Eaten s ir* search for his'body by Jjrantu Pass citizens has besn w ith o u t're suit. Friday Mr. George re te a lp T th e shortage of the accounts to, a group composed of represent« - tivea of various organisations of Which M r. Johnson wa* a Mem- bor. In spite of the revelation» trade by George, the eearch .fbr the body is contlautng. WlsKlMoTON, A«g. I — (US— T h * wdtld la getting b e ck o n the ran* again. . * The Department of Commerce report* * sharp Increase ‘in recent months In. ship-building, indicat ing a return to the volume of production before the war. A t the end of June, there were nearly soo,oo*'gross tons more of wsfr- i chant vessels under construction ■ throughout tbs world than a t the end of March, and over *0 0 ,0 *0 ton* mere than a t the hpgining of the year. The rapid rise In ship construc- I tioa durtng. the war was followed thy a sharp decline In output for ' several years thereafter. This de- ' cline continued almost without a | break until September, last year, ! when the returns showed only 1,- i 860,000 gross ton* building. From that point there has been a grad ual gain. est FIVe association, * - A blaze in green tim ber ae; Arlington has swept a v *r 40« acres. Npar Pregton off the m per Cedar river. a Are’ was star ed by a flSberthno Thursd: »hicb destroyed 11 acres of tin her. Another near Issaqdak » i being brodght under contr « T e r it had burned over 60 acre More than 100 forest range are fighting 22 separate Uaz< In the Snoqualmie national Jo est, according to W . G. Weigl iupervleor. . — — -■ DOG R A C IN G PO PU LAR LONDON, Aug. 0.— The rrai for greyhoand Jn boIldo |M tw f ( r ( n l n i fM , tong and many women are #earln < amall feIt hatB w ith glw ellfed greyhoun<i s careering abot the ci.d^ „ A gmart Aodel |n Ron »o rb in g as deck hands and do hot know that in the safe of the vessel are tickets for both of them guaranteeing firs t class pas- •age. The reason that Bradford Ceok and Richard Lawrence, Syracuse; L’ nlvferfelty students, are ta tlh g Orders front a eeekUey bos’n hui Stead of leisurely strolling the Upper deck is That the fathers Of the two . hoys are. ¿(laying a Joke on them, It was revealed kere today by Reginald Back, Union Steamship Company agent. Cook and Lawrence are on their way to Paradise Isle of Moerem to the South Sets to gather m aterial for a college operetta next fall. When they sought" permission Of their fathers to make the trip provided they Work their p ay g Jg an W t hat d(J) across, the paMhto acquiesced. w lth naturr> colore<1 Kre, And then, without letting their „ ounda Anotber gopB,ar 9fRl sons know, they purchased the ¿ m prU el the two-toned hats wit tickets for the boys so they , d« efent M lw e d greyhbttnd p woald be well taken care of ae Meredith Braver H e m - Dr. and Mrs. Meredith Beaver d Portland, Ore., are spending H . E. Smith must serve a 3 *- Woodburn — Ray-Brown can dny ja il sentence because he stole several days in this city visiting Mr. Beaver’s parents. M r. and nery w ill employ 600 w o m e n a .22 to ile r« c e lt «Whtoiatlfc from Mrs. A. M. Beaver on Iowa street. chnnihg pears. Ben Bridge of Klamath. WK ARIE 81’R « WB AMR W ritt* ttfcW DECLAIM (Ceattoue« From Fatto Ön*) to. believe that desperate ta tt- minato efforts To save the an archists whose case has stirred the World would SttecdPM hrtSF tBe failure of every legal recourse for nearly seven years. Officials said they felt reason ably sore no violence would re- Idlt. despite the worldArlde agt- tatlon Which has been earned by the belief that tke men w ale ccnvlcted not because they m ur dered a paymaster and hta guard at South Braintree, but because of their political beliefs. Nevertheless, police had the prison fairly well surrounded, to keep the morbidly carious end others at a distance. Judge Webster Thayer, who presided at the tria l, and Gov ernor A lv in ' T. F u lle r, who re fused Wednesday night to In ter vene In their behalf wens well guarded. Warden W illiam Hendry of the prison has already sent for Rob ert E lliott, official executioner for Massachusetts, New .Y ork, Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Unless the nnexpected happens, Sacco and Van Zetti w ill he led to The death chamber shortly after midnight Wednesday. Cel- esttoo Madeiros, convicted of an other murder, will p rv ed e them. MadelroR attempted to save their livfes by a confession absolving them of the South Braintree m ur ders. bpt It was not credited. A fter MadAtroa has been strap ped in the elC’rtric'j chair and put to death, Sacco z^nd Van Zotti w ill fo tlo W JiL '' order. WBILST o P S ellerin ' ano i ' ll G ET IT FOR Y O U . Where the ah lared tor la surroundings. Good Good price Phone It JORDANS SAAM AND o a b u m t w orks Corner Hejmau and Van N Phone 161. 1* 4TH STREET BAKERY BREAD, CARBS, PASTBRIB8 FR ESH E V E R Y DAY Painting, tinting and papering, try C liff Burlingame, 611 M t. Ave. Or phone 466. * 1*7-1 mo. Fraction Limited ÏO Eye, Ear, Ness aad Xhrew X-Ray, Including.Tanta Office Hoarei H ■ U a f I • I W H ITTLE T W I S m A BTORAOÈ 0 0 . Coal, W ood and S ta n g a Packing, Crating and Shipping. Long Distance M wbíffc Anta T n ig h t T ir a ta s i Office 89 Oak 8 t closed for the first time In sev eral years. PoHtrard Threat W ASHINGTON, Aug. 6.— (IP) — A postcard threat to “ blow up sonic of you big boys,” apparent ly from a Sacco-Van Zetti sym pathise;- in Pittsburgh, Pa., was received by the United States supreme court today. It was turn ed over to Capitol police by court attaches. WOOD $1.75 Tier French Excited We will deliver any amount L IL L E , France, Aug, 6.— (IP) of exceptionally good ll-ln ch — A mob of communists gathered slabs at this price. Buy them before the American consulate now for winter while they are eheap. Friday night, booing aad hooting in protest against the refusal to pardon Sacco and Van Zetti. Po lice charged and dispersed the mob. Statement of the State Bank of E arlier the mayor, on behalf Ashland, Ashlailff, Jackson Coun of the city, had addressed elo ty, Oregon, showing the ameunt quent appeals io the consul and A IN H 'T FASHION NOTE« standing to the credit ef every to the American embassy at depositor on July 1, 1 *2 7 , whe Paris. NE W YORK, Aug. v.— (UP) — has not made a deposit or has not Saturday the French govern Horizontal stripes in sweaters and withdrawn any part of h it SAV ment issued an order prohibiting blouses are being replaced by ver INGS DEPOSIT for a period of WesbtA-HSvana «11 Street demonstrations in Favor tical stripe» of broken geometric twelve years, o r*has. not made a was consider- of Sacco^and Van Zetti. al patterns. Horizontal stripes deposit or has not withdrawn any Were round lo ~ accentuate ~ the part of his COMMERCIAL DB- breadth of the body, thus the POSIT for a period of raven W r a h t o f ft o n Corefnl years, immediately prior .to said WASHINGTON. Aug. 6.— (IP) vogue for thii vertical lines. ■ date, with last known place of — As a precaation against pos Velveteen coats have played a residence or postoffice address, sible disturbances by Satco - Van prominent part in the fashionable Savings Deposits: Zotti sympathizers, the Washing sports world this season. B lues,1 W a lter R. Hudeen. Ashland, ton monument stairway has been reds« violet«, yellows and tens j Oregon, *1.62. have until now bee« deemed the ’ Bessie A, Devle, Ashland, Ofp- smartest velveteen eoat shades gon, *1 .1 *. for wear over summer Sports A. W . Boslough, Ashland, Ore- ASHLAND DAILY TIDINGS, week ere introdeetog coats of gon, *3 cents. , ASHLAND, OREGON. dresses. A rrive)* froth Parle thia Bernard MeMahon, Ashland, •toifpe gray velveteen w ktel they Oregon, *11.76. PLEASE ENTER THE FOLLOWING SLOGAN suy ere the latest thing in Parte. Commercial IMpoelta; Some of these models are trim - J. J. O'Connell, No. 2216 South IN THE LITHIANS’ SLOGAN CONTEST: med with collars of taepe gray H ill. Loa Aftgeles, Cal., *1.2*. fox which adds to their attractive- Parmeais Smith, Ashland, Ora- SIGNED By Taylor L’LL SCOOT U P THIS T R E E A S Q U IC K A S A (MONKEY I HOPS M O M LOOKS O U T . T H E WINOC8N ANO 8 6 6 5 a ■ r . MG D O IN G I T : — Office < JO 6 T L O 0 K A T \ YOORS6LF - IT JUST 6HQWS HOW MUCH Y O U A P T H ed A T F lT WHEN L T73Y Tfe K^CP YOOR GLCfTHCS AlCAT AND CLEAN - YOU LOON W0W9C WW» > One of the most Interesting two-toned dinner gowns presented on F ifth Avenue is a deep pink rhiffoq trimmed with a pleated flounce of dark brown lace. Sev eral gowns using the pink and brown combinations are shown, each of which ere most attractive. Satina and transparent velvets give promise ef being the favored drees materials fo r fall. Crushed velvet, processed so as not to be damaged by pressing or steaming, is expected to be Important for both gown* and millinery. Trans parent ailk velvets will be more promising, however, than printed t>r crushed effects. Roseburg— Important tin dih- covSry reported on Hoady Camak, with 2 to 16 per cent IBs C&Stoto. Chuich Directory Methodic* Hirtscopal Chnrch f. Mato and Laerel street*. I. F- Pemberton, Pastor, 117 A hrel street. Phone 27. ¡U**! - P op has B EE N doing HERE'S Y our CHHNCt ; c r YO U« Y R p g Y p u , f H T ANSWER THIS ÄO j f W P aper y — 7 f * Alow um sN o ta r tta é íta ft* DOhr Altaos ANV (WM6GEMCNYÏ SHOW MUCH rcally «e-wHCNí monory N T.9IÎO? S W , X’u-ße wi D6CKÏ Presbyterian Chnrch N. Main and Helman Street* Hugh T. Mltehelmore, Pastor, 111 N. Main St. Phone 431-L. Lutheran Chnrch Setofera In Odd 'FeGows H. H. Yoeng, Pastor. Boulevard. Services 4 th 6th Sundays. m e t Chnrch of ChHM » tentisi— south Pioneer Ave. Mrs. Ells. M . Smith, First Reeder, 72 Fou rth St. Phone 471-J Fent F. C. ’ 1 M en