Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970, August 16, 1927, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text(Gog tinned From Page D r. C hariot À . B l kav« travelled -all-eser O ffice Pha&e 1 6 « ' Pioneer Building H om e Fhcfce o r n e a houri » • t o lia a ^ -fto « Office Phone 48 • î n k e e p lo l riö ta , life "J month wlt£ lights and water tor I tponths or mor*, 91 » . Mnfn. Freeberg. The KBnb »ttotofc »W » FOR k e n ? — Four r, o o m famished apartment, with garage, >1*1 Boulevard. . I99-tf FOR RENT— Furnished flret floor, bath, gas. garage, ,339. Barber Apartments, l i t i Granite. FOR BENT— Furnished apts and Bleeping rooms, SB So. 2nd St. 231-tf ï t t ' t i f f l f Influire. »»> Convalesteni Borne "Th* cleanest phowa on earth” •» Mtote closes. »re among the ItaaM'Jp ho.tpun^ o a th « te>Mr F *» W» r. large Phów,, sUhouch it bftfere every delichtfpl attraction fl*4 cf oc0al<yi which many of the larger shows offer. . There a r e approxim ately U l ¡¿has: folks tr»T«l íróm taw n to town, Among this group’ ? * « about 2$ boya and girl* whose , WANTTED -*> Untacumheved lady for housekeeper, fer gentle man, and twoehlldfott of sehool FOR RENT— Furnished house. age. In city, write It. t^Box 39 737 Boulevard. 291-4* D, Klamath Falla. 23P-14» . ■ > v r f— r - b t » i - . ■'— f ! •». FOR KWNT — Home, comer POSITION WANTS» — Female Greshato fad Vista Ste.. 10 rooms and attic, 3 fireplaces, 2 stoves -> A # !H { b ^ fe y yShng wonUK and some floor coverings, nice .position as housekeeper.' Call 77 295-tf yard, fine view, suitable for largo 3rd St. parents are already thlnklpg of family or for tenant who wants <j2»ertlng the «how Ipt^ and .gpjos to rant alee rooms. H. C. Galey, *3 E. MMa St. ' 268-l-mo. * LOST— Last, week, a sm all fox to, hom es where the boys, and gtrV> ' Bye, Bar, Noee and Throat. Office Phone 126 Fires National Bank Bulldttg D B . E R N E S T ¿ .W O O D S P r a c tia e L im ited T o E y e, E a r , N o se and T h ro a t X -R a y , In c lu d in g T e e th Office Hoars: 10 - Iff naff » • 0 kartier, white and black. Return will be placed In school. For the ¡ to and cabine with ga- FOR SALE—Wood 16" body «dtpwi folks love their children too lene en e hl s by month fir and pine 33.39 per tier, cord to 186 Hargadlne St. Reward. Som etim es a rough end gruff 896-1* Barber Apte. 133 Oren- wood 33. F. J. M areóle, Talent. .te r ic r c o v e r s a frlépdly Inter , ". 111-tt 393-1 me.* esting soul, beloved ou the show early to watch the takeoff. W eath er conditions along the California- H awaii airway Were generally fa- FOB SALS— Cheap, lot on Ny vfcrible for the next 36 hours, al Pioneer, close In, 96 ft. frontage though marked by som e cloudi pavement, sidewalks, one halt ness, tog and local shower». lot. | • About the m ess tept there ¿ 1» alw ays much activity at m e » 1 t*mé». Here too the happy cota; i¡ulship of the show life is to, he found. Attorney Asks Speedy Justice Kline she ws; .and according " to F q R HALE or TRADE — Ford truck for o v ersta ffed set or piano or w hat have you? Box 18 Bt. d , Medford. 296-3* block from Main street, between FOR » * r Young barred Mato and B streets. See owner, ' Phone 217-R; 2<0 Georgia Coffee, Tdllngs office. rock cock 3 9 6 -/ Palm ave. FOR SALE: Two acres In city FOR SALE— Third crop alfalfa limits; six room house; fruit; hay, ready Thursday, phone 2F21, Just off paved street; ideal tor Homer |Ioore, Bellview . * 295-3* rabbit or poultry raising; terms. to dry, l if e . 33.04; 1« 131 Elisabeth. Phone 294-2* Springs Hotel stock, ft count. Address, Mrs. E. berry, Bellflower, Cal. FOR SALE:.—A big buadta ot old papers tor a dime • • T*»« Tidings office. FOR pickling. IDAHO FALLS, Ida., Aug. 16. 203 Mt. Av«. 286-tf ,— <LP)— Speakipg before thfl Ida ho sta te bar association, Richard W. Yeung, Jr.,’ president e f . the •cree each, good eoli, easy walk Utah state bar association, urged to all schools, ctpws to Bast Main htS listenesr to work for speedy street, 3190 to 3339 per acre, Jeetlce in crim inal cases, tke se easy terms, special lnducemehts lection of the "right ,M nd" of to home builders. H. C. Galey, Juyors and closer cooperation be Secretary Carter Land Co., 66 E. tween attorneys. Mata SL 268-1 mo. "The endeavor of m ost o f our profession is to prevent the truth from coming out, blocking the Other fellow s if possible,” said dToung. “There are long periods ef. w aiting before taking an ap- i peal. There are delays In hand , PORT ing down decisions; reversals and new trials are granted upon petty technical error«. BREAD, CAKES, FA8TBRIBS FR B8H EVERT DAT In a huge amphitheater la the hills of Hollywood, Calif., Palestine and the characters off the Bible live again In the seventh annual production of the Pilgrim age Play. Ian MacLaren as the Chrlstus is shown to the left, with Lillien Sawyer cast in the character of John the Baptist. Young men lackod the necessary spiritual quality to play the part of the Baptist, according to the directors, se Miss Sawyer was chosen for- the role. car R epainted Seven Coate Pyroxlin Factory Job Prices $17.50 to $35.00 r Ing in a* crash that blasted hopes j WANTED 4 - one-horm spring ' o f the pRet and navigator > wagon. Phonti 289-Y. ,296-4* The mogoDtoffc “Oklahoma" WANTKD-¿.TÓ buy house and with Dennett Griffin at the con- t Claycomb Motor Co, North Main. the motor wee. backfiring and he j would have to give the m otor a thorough going over before he takes o ff again. It is unlikely he will be able to do ao todpy. Sogrinil high shove the ” bay the five starters headed condlfen- tially in t o ,the 2,424 m ile stretch toward H onolulu. A great throng, estim ated at 100,000 gathered at the airport TIDINGS good house and lot In Ashland. We have also thousands of ether trades to trade.for. Whatever you have. If you wanl^, to Wad® »®« Gopkiii A Earle, Redtton, 133 fi Liberty Street, Salem, Oregon. nr.-i me ■ O FOR ' Phone 50 « I T ’S Affftihg» M ADE For Your Car i H || |l I J it II I Automotive C hÄ ^Ä Ford Garage W0£TH T H E M O N E Y !” GET A PA IR . OP T IM B E S ! Pecking, Crating and Shtpptag. Long Distance Hailing. A u to F r e ig h t T erm in al Painting, tinting and papering, try Cliff Burlingam e. 681 ML Ave, or phone 666. 167-1 mo. P h on e 117 O ffice 89 O ak S t Austria Needs Bold Director; We will deliver any amount of exceptionally good 12-tnch slabs at this price. Buy them now for winter while they are cheep. ( take- < Lincoln C oal, W ood an d S to ra g e. the general m anager the merry-go round will never be supplanted in popularity M^Abe mo,t alluring r 'f e which m a y ,be advised. There may be the airplanes, the ferris w heal, agd the ntas’^tom-up but Klamath county 1927 livestock W est Llnu — Union High the merry-go-round w ill remain the. to<mt popular among the hoys in d farm products will be worth school being rebuilt and enlarg- 16,000,000. ed. and glrta. i LQS ANGELES, Aug. 16.— <IP) Then there is the show where 1—A 'practical political leader, not iron keys,, and / ‘Teddy" a baby * dictator, Is Austria's present beSr, &M m ystery-acta»;are com heed and the one hope for her bined into one big entertainm ent. eatoration, Dr. Franz X. Shaf There Is. of course, the *fat er, geologist of the U: Indy" and Hawaiian entertainers. bf Vienna, said when' he rriVed Then for those who desire m ofe here fqr a short visit. ‘•modern” entertainm ent, L'-E'e ’’The Idea of Vienna turning Charleston danoere prem ise, ‘red’ Is far fetched,” ha declared. furnish plenty of ftuK f. • "Socialists actuaHy In control There pre the usual number ef 'are netther com m unists no»1 bol- dogs to, be found , -about t T i'e Rhevlst8 and they have witnessed ground», 'wiitCTi ddgsl unfriendly close at hand the failure of the to strangers, but devoted to their Russian experim ent.” o f f s w ere unsuccessful, ope resist- < lot o f owner. * Mrs. Dennis, *661 trols and Albert H enley in the' c 294-2« navigator's seat took e ff at noon c and Norman Goddard follow ed a WANTED— Peaches, blackber- two mlnutea later. But Goddard rieg, apples, tomatoes, cwra. ¿reen crashed into the side of the run beans. Scotti Fruit A Produce, way and broke the w ing o f his plane putting him out of tho race. 1 Klamath FallgrP. O. Box 172. 263-tf l . Clvlngaten.Irving follow ed God- « II W A N 7 MP Rlmfftoerrle. dard bqt w as unable to get off the ground. At 1:22 he attem pt Thursdays ana Sunday evening», ed another take-off but his Mane 1726 Boulevard, W. E. Plerson, was not lifted from the ' ground. phene 486-J. 284-tf Neither Goddard nor his naviga tor ware hurt in the crash. Jock Frost then took off after the run way was cleared. Auggie Peddar, t Martin Jensen, Arthur C. G o ed el1 and W®. f . Ervin follow ed in j rap id order. ' ’ ’ i • f tke Salvatàm The last plame started down -foffoWihg thy regular Utteoit , or der at 12:26. Peddlar returned to the field »t 12:44 and brought I his plane, the "Miss Doran" to a , safe fanning anil explained that * W H IT T L E T R A N S T B B A ST O R A G E 0 0 . 4T H ST R E E T BAKERY master?» property. :'••• Offering a first class, c l e a n , wholesome entertainm ent, a n d i sponsored by the Ltthians U h V T Kline shows are assured and en titled to the best possible patron age In thia city. 7.— Martin Jensen, Hopolulu m o nopl a n e ”A loe h .,< T- x — 9.—Art Gobel, Santa Monica FOR MALM:— A big bundle of old papers foy¿g dime at'- The m onoplgne. “Wpotoroo»*’ Tiding^ ,AffIce.Y k • Three of the attempted 194-tf REDUCED PRICES T h e satisfaction a n d o f mind you get frdm the possession of a H artford Automobile In- peace Come to this agency and* you come to men who are specialists in automo bile insurance, t We will see that jy > u are vgefi and soundly protected. Real^Hftatf k R ^ l 41 A Main êt. In the life o f the usual bandit, it 1», a short stretch from tho pay roll to the parole. E x p e r t A n d A u th o r ity O om in< t o M ed ford W ith T ho FAMOUS HUSTON TRUSS ' Dr. Huston, of the Huston Truss Co., New York City, w ill personally he at the Hotel Med ford W ednesday only, A ugust , 17th from 9 4. a . to 6 p. m. and offers to the people of this section I the Internationally known Huston Trnsa. This Justly Fam ous Truss is universally considered the ene perfect «nd satisfactory Instru ment for the relief of all kinds of reducible rupture, producing remarkable results Wtthont the nse of surgical operations or med^ Piles leal treatm ent of any kind. In stantaneous relief to apparent the moment It Is placed in poelttah—• contraction ot the opening to m anifest in a few days and the ruptnre soon disappears perman ently in the average case. The pad on this Truss wilt hold any redootMe rupture p er fectly, and win not slip regard less of position or bodily strain of the subject. HIGHLY ENDORSED METHODS - p m O ft. t EM» non-»»' 1 cal m ethod of treating worth the money you pity foY it. E stah. Í883 ANDERSON FUNERAL A wealth of floral tributes, end a host of friends In attendance at funeral services held Sunday , af ternoon for H. O. Anderson were tributes to his memory. Rev, H. F. Pemberton wee in charge of the sendees end NSR assisted by Rev. Myron W oodworth, pastor of the Baptist church. Pali bearers wore V. O. N. Smith, O. F. Car to n , W, O, Polk, N. W Heard, W. P. W alter and • Homer BlUlngs; Burial, was made in Mouatata View cemetery. .... A quartette composed of.G . H. The efficiency of the prohi- b'ttori forces la measured by the Yoe, M. J. Meeker. George Mason and Dr. Tilton sang several selec number of fines to the gallon. tions. Tho greatest diversification noted on most farms Is in the makeB of automobiles. 12 in. Dry Slab Wood Delivered, Per Ties, $1.69 Sleep In It — Bathe In It. CaMon-Fowler Lumber Co I J By Taylor tures u p a r t w r , l t t ALL NW PNW.T L ■ I KA -ANDH, m ; arc s o ie or JM. DKcweo ic e FLO ON 008 LONG 1 ■*- Î0MC ftxPLOMGRS « a v e J* !« 6ECN ABLE TO C R T ^ -7 lL _ TRffOUOH <r — w ell . 1 noee TO G O T O o a sfr ic L e ... ” .***■: < i h ' we through -TH C H 3 WC / CpO be well, you must keep A the Mood stream free from impurities. If the kidneys lag, a llo w in g bod y p o iso n s to accumulate, a. toxk condition it »rested. One to apt td feel dull, languid, tired and eefaw. A nagging backache to snear times a symptom, with drowsy headaches and dissy spells- That the kidneys ara not func tioning property to often shown by burning or scanty passage of secretions. If you have rea eon to suspect improper kid- dey functioning, try Doan's Pi2to-*-a tested stimulant diu r e tic . U sers praise them throughout the United States. Ask your tw th b o tl This Truss to apt -I as each part 1« aele cese. No guees work.