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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 10, 1927)
Eptfseth Leagues» Manse— e Wentper, who a t t o LaL the University of „ Berkeley, accompanh mmogs of O h k lM t Qal in Ashlgad yegtortte Í several days visitimi (■• Mr. Wrirtneç tori d la this city and 4Ktt «ai, high school. * MEES w-* AM¡gEngfffg ’"'f 7t1 < " ' ■ FOE SALE—Cheap, lot on N. Pioneer, close la, 96 ft. frontage pavement, sidewalks, one . baM block f r o » Main gtreet, between FOB BBMT— FnrnMhed Ur»t •o d r, hath. gas. game«, f f f . Mala «Ed B streets. Sea owner* Barbar Apartments, I l f Granito. Georgia Coffee, Tdllngs office. 281-1-mó. — WACTJBD An experienced O M M 'K T J . Rinsbargsr of Med ford» formerly a resident of (this »My, arrived today and w ill ac company Mr. and Mrs. George King of Beach avenue on an au- tGgpnblle trip to her old home at Reno," Nevada. * FOE MALM*. T wo *" acras in city puses operator, Ashland Laundry ’ f 81-41 limito; ato room bouse; tn d t; Op., 11 W ater St. The Misses.Olive Acton and Jaat off paved street; Ideal for Grace Grlmiaon, students of the rabbit or poultry raising; terms. Ashland Summer A rt school, de * j parted a few days ago for their 101 Mt- Ava. . 196*« HOME TRACTS— 1 to If acres each, good soil, easy walk to all schools, close to East Main street, flOO to 1650 per acre, easy terms, special ludutisgggQfa to home builders. H. C. Galey, Secretary Carter Land Co., 1 6 'B . Main St. 268*1 mo. FOR ijE M T — or tSrsuto f o r ear? four room house, partly furnished gt 778 B gtreet. See owner at 147 Ohio streqt. 288-4« Gresham and VtoU Sto., 10 rooms and attic, 8 flraplnegs, 2 stoves and so»« E a u r .» ta rin g s , ntoa yard, flan ribw. editable for large Unincumbered lady for housekeeper, for gentle* man, and two. children of school »ge. In city; Write B. I , Box 30 J>. dQamafh FpHs. * 289-L9» WANTED One of the most pleasant tripe that »ember» ef the local Ep worth League have taken came to' an end last night aftger a 11-day eacuralon, »even days of which w en spent at the Epworth League Institute oa the McKeaaie river in the heart of the Cascades. They first attended the closing day of the Methodist camp meeting at Cottage Grove, then Ao the Insti tute where they attended the var ious classes and participated in all kinds of excellent recreation. In returning, the caravan of five cars crossed the McKensie pass, through Bend, and home via Crater Lake. Members of the party expressed their apprecia tion and delight on having been privileged to be one of the com pany. home lu Victoria, B. C. They ex DKMONHTKATR EQUIPMENT PORTLAND. Ore., Aug. 10.— LOST— 1 brown silk umbrella pect to return next summer to at (IP)— Demonstrations of various in park. Leave at Tidings. Re tend the Ashland A rt school. types of fire fighting and equip ward. v - MO-8* ment held the attention today of Left Today — Miss Lydia Williams left today the International Fire Chiefs Con Lake. In the party were F. R. for San Francisco, where she will vention. Tltcomb, assistant general manag spend the remainder of the Rum er for Weyerhaeuser and A- On- mer vacation. Mfas W illtom aw ill Halsey — H. F. and Mrs Luke stead, mill designer of the same return to this city about the first of Albany, buy “ Halsey Enter- of September to resume h e r Work prise.” company. , at the local high school. - Temsrrow Is > Last Day Far Defense PI ( Coalise »4 P ro » raga O so) were convicted of first - degree murder on July 14, 1921. but, because of prolonged legal action, were not sentenced to death un til April 8, last. CHICAGO, Aug. 10.— ftp) — A bomb containing eight sticks of dynamite was found at a sub- postal station here. It waa eat for 11: SO p. m. and would have en dangered the lives of ISO govern ment employes. The bomb was discovered by three special deliv ery messengers. W A » T E D — Blackberries PH ILA D E LP H IA , Aug. 10. — (IP)A half day strike on behalf of FOR SALE— Good fresh milch F IE E HOUSE and lo t In Shlem, free of toonmbraaeo, to trade for good house and lot In Ashland. Wa hava also thousands ef other trades to trade for whatever you hare. I f you want to trade see C&akiil E Earle, Realtors, 36« ß L.berty Street, Salem. Oregon. SEATTLE, A«g. 1«.— (IP) — W ith President Clarence C. Ifteatt, of Louisville, Ken., presid ing, the National AaaociaUon' of Real Estate Boards went into their twentieth annual conventtoa here today. The convention dele- gatea were welcomed by Mayor Landes. ; One of the features of the'ses sion this morning was a flag aaremony by the United States Marines who are in the ^harbor. The convention committees were »ipointod by toe president. SUBSCRIBE FOE THE TIDINGS JORDANS SASH AND CABINET WORKS Corner Helasen and Van Neon. Phone 111. 164-tf 4TH STREET BAKERY Work on the huge m ill which will be constructed in Klamath Falls the Weyerhaeuser Tim ber Company will be started in a short time, according to a state ment made D y G e o rg e S . Long, general manager of the company - The Canvasser XV the eyes of the liouse-to-house cat* vggser, all you represent is one prospec tive sale. He opens his sample case, loosens up with a clever line of talk, gets yoiF money, and walks away. If you d<«iU ^like the merchandise tomorrow or the day after, he doesn’t give a hang. Neithst does his firm. » They have your money and th a t’s,afl they’re after. The Local Merchant WHITTLE TRAN87KR ft STORAGE 0 0 . Painting, tinting and papering, try Cliff Burlingame, <81 Mt. Ave. or phone 456. 167-1 mo. Auto freight Terminal Packing, Crating and Shipping. Long Distance HaftHng Rhone 117 Offioe 89 Oak St. W OOD $1.75 Tier We will deliver any amount of exceptionally good 12-lnch slabs at this price. Buy them cheap, EUREKA SHAKEN EUREKA, Cal., Aug. 10.— ftp) — A short series of earthquakes awakened the populace, bnt caus ed no damage this morning. The shock occurred between 4:12 and 4:13 a. m. Medford — uae-uaii Bartlett back, and forth, a squad of police peaf crop or 5,099 tons, is sold at charged the line and took 89 into «59 a ton. custody. The prisoners w e r e vharged with vtolatton of a city OUND TO EARN his livelihood, your merchant must see yon come hack into his store repeatedly. He is doing his utmost t o ' see you get a square deal. He protects you from cheap and unreliable manu facturers by wise buying. He sells at the lowest fair profit, and in every case can under sell the peddjer on the same «juality article. ' ‘ IN T in ; FACE OF THESE FÌCTH, IS THERE ANY L O G IC A L HEASQN FOR BUYING FR0M THE PEDDLER? Office Hoars: 10 • Iff naff S • » Coal, Wood and S ta n ce ordinance. All but six were bailed cut by friends or members oit tho defense forces. • ? J COMPARE DR B R N R 8T A .W W M I Pnctiog Limited To Eye, Ear, Node and Throat X-Ray, Inclrding Teeth BREAD, CAKES. PA8TER1ES FRESH EVER Y DAY BO8TON, Aug. 10.— (LP) — In the first aerious- 8acco-Van Zetti demonstration in Boston, police late Tuesday arrested 30 persons who were attempting to picket the State House. More than a hundred persons, wearing bands ot mourning and oaryring placards assailing the courts and the Governor, were in line when police ordered them to disperse. When they oonttnued to march Work On M ill Starts Soon T d o aot wish to he commit ted to any definite statement of time,” Long said, “ but 1 can safely say the work will start to toe nasi futurd.” Long stated that he would re turn to Klamath Falls In about two weeks dad would present plana to the public in detail. He also said that the company's ! plans have not been changed. In terring that It will stand behind * Mr. Long's taatlmony on the w it-; ess stand gt toe ihter3tate com merce commission hearing ot the Klamath railroad case. The general manager was In Klamath Falls Sunday a f t e r ! spending Saturday night at Crater ’ Good team and motor trucks, Good service nt a reasonable price — Phone If. Sacco and Van Zettl brought out some 50,000 workera Tuesday, according to Central Labor Un- ion estimatea. Marine transport, garment and building trades and textile industries were represent ed by the strikers who were or derly under the watchful eye of police reserves. Thursdays and Sunday evenings, 1726 Buptoywrd. W. E. Pierson, phone < ff-¿ . < 884-tf * ’■ •’w ' AM* 1 . J- Í ' . Real -Estete ’ Boatfds'Mee iurroundlngs. Gehend Transfer DETROIT. Aug. 10.— ft?)— “ I do not know much about the case, but I am opposed to executing Sacco and Van Zettl at this time, for killing them will cut off all chance to right a wrong If they are not guilty,” Henry Ford said Tuesday.* fam ily or tor:;to«à4M who .wants cow, W . Miles, Boulevard road. go rent niée reoato. H. O. Oaley, 289-8 f 6 to Mato SL 288-l-.no. WANTED— Peaches, blackber ries, apples, tomatoes. <»rn- green beans. Scotti prptt A Produee, Klamath Filfa; F. O. Box 172. Convalescent Rome NOTICE FOR BIDS Sealed bids will be received by Siskiyou School district No. 38, for three year eontract to transport all school children to Ashland schools during school year. Principle requirements, bps must be up to date and must have a capacity for 28 children or more. Bids wjU be received up to 8- p. m? August 15th, 1927. For further information see Le- Roy G. Ostrander, Clerk Diet. 38, Siskiyou. Oregon. 176-l-W CLASSIFIED NO! TELL ¡HÍM TO TELL I t S t O SWEENEY - AND BUY FROM QUICK YOUR LO AL MERCHANT, TH E ROCK OF STABILITY. AND THE COST 18 S’O SMALL IN Tidings A arene from “Alaskan Adven-1 A rim-." with <Earlto Chaplin I h al ture«” ' showing at toe Vining so a feature for to iilg b i'» pro Theatre tonigbl, “Shoulder | gram. / Chuich Directory By Taylor The MOFC I THINK Op SteMwe d p g o OM This FtobflR C*P£D<T< o < y H4ELÊSS tW W K O V ir- WMV I ’D BE A BOOS T o T h r o w my U F 6 TbAT * - EMIC80N S im «o ir «c wants < tu nut g ’MDW T/ The Daily Tidings wetl.CAer. wtteffe do x P it r a ! wqw ? S ay , by the way . rttort WAS MEME VÄITC-UP extra ! AU.ASÛUTT«e8lâ P olar exPeomoN! EXTRA! • Methodist Epiaeopal Church N. Main and Laurel streets. H. F. Pemberton, Paator, 117 Laurel etreat. Phone 87. Pteebyterian Church N, Mato* and Halman Strebta Hugh T. lUtchelmnre, Pastor, 162 N. Mai« St. Phone 491-L. — - . , i ■ ' .I n - « Lutheran Church Services in Odd fellow» Hall. H. H- Young. ‘ Pastor, <28 Boulevard. Service» 4th and 6th Sunday», . - First Church af Christ » lenttet— South Pioneer Ave. Mrs. Elis. M. Smith, First Reader, 78 Fourth St. Phons 471-J Clirlatian Church B hud Beoond Streets. Wm. V. Barney. Pastor 118 High Sé. Phone 8M -R C hlK b Fear F. O. —«—
