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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 26, 1927)
Clifton «4 Saturday, Septemtote 14. a» U a hotel. Methodist parsonage In Medford when Mtae lees« KeHar, daughter or Mrs. Fannie Keller on Allison Street, became th e bride ad W - Grant Selby, sen of Mr. and Vtn. Arthur Selby, who recently ^ < m d from this city to Dunsmuir, Call-*, tornla. The Reverend B. H. Temple performed the egreSfnny and Misa Jeaale Guthrie on Oneab a n street and C. F. Clevenger nt Dunsmuir, aocompanled the bride and groom. , Mrs. Selby wae graduated front the Ashland high school with the class of 1120 and from the Ore-. gon Agricultural college in Cor- vallls with the elaae of 1926. She Is a Delta Omega. Last year she taught in the Monroe high school, located Just out ot Eugene, Ore-. gon, and previous to that time, she taught la Oakland. California, Mr. Selby was graduated from the local high school In 1921 and from the Portland Dental college with the class of 1927. He waa appointed Fitzsimmons hospit- al in Denver, Celoraco, wlfsre ¿he young couple will make their home. Mr. and Mrs. Selby left Saturday ’afternoon by auto for that city, and enroute there, they will stop In Dunsmulf to visit *i with Mr. Selby’s parents. '' Furaished’TTîTrt fo r REITF—Five room hongs to it. flrgt house In back of Vln< at 71 Pina street. Apply at A. D ng Theatre. 21-3 Payne, real estate office. IV» FOB flia r r laite three room apt., furnished. BOS Boulevard. IH * FOB HALE—House. Small pay ment down, balance like regt. tBNT— Four room houee- Property can he made to pay It *pt, with hath, inquire self out. intuir» at ts e Boule d sL |- t f vard. 19-8* r EXCHANGE — l i d acres In ¡high state of cultivation, three 'gets of buildings, alfalfa, elever. i Blue grass, plow land, irrigated ' and considered one o f the b e s t : nanches In the Boise valley, wish to exchange for good ranch in Southern Oregon, can be traded «pear. C. I. Cushman, Nampa Ida. Realtor . 17-6 I TRAPB ■ BUg ene homes, farms acreage and business« to trade Apr Ashland and vicinity. Tell us What yea bane and w£*t you want •n d we do the mat. Kinney la . •estaient Co., Eugene, Ore.. SOB-1 me.« FOR HALE—Ford coupe in excellent condition, 1175, Mildred Millard. S76 Liberty. 21-8* FOR SALK— White figs. Fred B Porter, 223 Maple St., phone jro-J. FOR HALE — Freeh J e r s e y milch cow -with calf. Pigs for sale. R. Scheiderelter, Rt. 1, Box 213. 21-4* FOR HALE • - Two heating gtoves and good range. Diakin, 18-3 176 6 , Main SL FOB BALE;—Agawam, t h e grape for Jelly and Juice, 4 l-2c per lb., also concord, 430 Holly. FOB BALM—Pears, tina t e r canning aad eating. 76 cents per be«, phons 2.74J1L :,..„X6-tf n R r iT illiT T ïS to 'S r Œ S pressa and Coueard grapas, O. A. Gray, 1371 Iowa. • 14-tf FOB HALM— Seasoned body Mr. 12 lteh . 32.64 rick; 16 Inch 32.S9 rlek. »-foot eord wood, 39.00 cord. Delivered. Phone 60. NAME NEF (X1MMANDANT SALEM. Sep*. 26.— (LP>— The state board of control today elect ed Sam 8tarmer of Roseburg com mandant of the Old Soldiers’ Home to succeed the late Oeo. W. Riddle who died last week. Star- mer was sheriff of Douglas coun ty for eight years and a veteran of the Spanish-American war. Toledo— Thousands attend the opening of Ben Jones memorial bridge at Rocky Creek. Roosevelt Highway. FIN » HOME TRACTS— 1 to 10 acres each, good soil, nearly level, easy walk to schools, near Bust Main »treat, 1100 ‘to |6 0 0 High School P .T . A. F ill bold per acre, special inducements to Mr. Miller who is proprietor of their regular meeting In t h a home builders, easy terms. H. C. the Nash hotel In ‘Medford, has Junior high school building on Ualey, OS East Main St. 10-lMg. purchased the casing in the old the Boulevard. • . Z -i Trlgonia oil F«U In Fern Valley - Tuesday, Sega. M . —' B e lg ia n Mr. Miller has erected a derrick group meeting. Mrs. J, H, and will remove the casing thin Fuller's group will meet at the week. home of Dr. Mattie B. Shaw on As a result of a hunting expe Pioneer avenue And Mm. Walt d itio n , J. C. Cheriy of Ashland, er RedfeQTs group will meet WANTED— Used band instru returned Sunday from the Slskl- with Mrs. Gerald Wennav on ments— bring your to us at once yous with a fine buck. Allda street. If you wish to sell. Elhart’a Book ’ R. J. Luke and J. C. Cherry Wednesday. Sept. BE— T he Fast Store. 20-4 have been ‘picking pears for the Matron’s «Ink of Alpha Chapter past few weeks at the Golden Ko. 1, O. B. &. regular meet HAMAKEB TRANSFER a n « Crest Orchard. ing at the home of Mera. B. V. Storage Go. nCflee at resid en «, My. and Mrs. Chas. Graham Carter, 614 Boulevard. ' 174 North Main. Phone 414. moved last week to the Scott Or- Friday, Sept, a»— a e m meeting will be held at the Oakland ar- mory. Citizens of the e|tF-cor dially invited and urgedto at tend. Wednesday, Sept. aH-r-TtorDrst meeting of the ¿Washington P- T. A. will be held In the Wash ington school building on N orth LOHT— Brown leather puree * Main street at 8:84 F.*m. All on Main street. Finder return to parents Interested in the Work Tidings office. 20-2 of this organization are urged to attend the meeting Wednes- LOHT— Brown and black Span iel pup, 5 months old, answers to 28 22 22 name of Smokey. Last seen out by the home of Mrs. I. C. Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Ross of Past Hohle Ueaad «Sub Medts— Senior High School, return to <6 The' regular monthly- meeting South 2nd St., and receive reward. Ashland were Sunday guests ot of the Past Noble Grand club sf 20-6 Mr. and Mrs. J. Terrill. Hope Rebekah Lodge No. 14, L O. O. F., was held Friday afternoon, September 23, at 2:00 R etu rn s H om e— Mrs. A. M. Cherry returned on o’clock, at the home of Past Noble Grand Mrs. Edna Storey Pursuant to Chapter 118, Gen Snnday from Cottage Grove and on Allda street. Seaside where she had spent the eral Laws of Oregon for. the Misa Mollie Sanger, capable last three mpuths. year 1821, the Board of Direct- ore of the Talent Irrigated. Dis trict, and a speeial committee; consisting of A- H . Ddvenhlll and J. B. Judy hgve approved the budget for the ensuing fiscal year, January 1, 19^8 to and In cluding December 81, 1928 and HEAVY BLUE FLANNEL the same is ou file In the office A Resti Shirt a t ........ . . . H.00 o f the District at Talent, Ore gon. Notice is hereby further given that the Board o t Directors of Talent Irrigation District, con stituting the tax levying board (Biggest Little Store in Town^Oygn Evenings.) of said district, will meet at the office of said board in the City of Talent, Tuesday, October 4, 1987, at ten o'clock A. M., when and where any person who shall be subject to the tax levy of the district, based on said estimate, when the same shall be made, shall be heard in favor of, or against said tax levy, or any part thereof. BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF TALENT IRRIGATION DIS TRICT, • USE THE QUALITY PAINT BY O. ARNSPIGER, Sec'y. 16-2 Mon GENUINE NAVY C. P. 0. SHIRTS -Al Jordan’s Army Goods Store— FINE FALL PAINTING SH E R W -W IL U A M S IT COSTS NO MOKE THAN CHEAP PAINT. Hotel Arcade And Apartments OUR RATES: With Bath, Single, »2.00 and »2.26— Double 76c Extra, No Ups Without Bath, Single, »1.26 and »1.60—-Double 60c Extra No Ups Practioe Lùpited To Eye, Ear, Now aadThcaat X-Ray, Inclrding Teeth jurroundlnga. mrAluy, Hep«. 90.— The High School P. T. A. will meet at 8:30 o’clock p. m. at the high echool building. LONG TIME PAYMENTS “The Marysville District has become the leading diver sified fruit district la California and 1 know of »o »lace on the Pacific Coaat where there Is-more profit in growing fruits than in this district.’*— R. W. Skinner. “Alicante vineyard will yield the seoond season 2 ton* per acre— the third season 3 th tons; the fourth and fifth years 4 to 6 tons; The association price this.year is »60 per ton net to the grower.” — 8. Ewell. "17 acres figs turned off 87 tons of dried tigs, »120 per tnn 1« average Drlce for past 10 years,’’— Ernest L. Smith. ton. Four years from the graft tney produce s ton s per and should Increase up to 5 tons. I know your land—-well u is tip-top olive land.” Chas. G. Ahart. “Your land is A l for Alfalfa, I consider a good farmer1 should average 8 tons per acre and some farmers some sea sons should get 10 tons per acre on yonr land. Your land is very cheap at your prices and you have aa abundance ot cheap water. This is as good a dairy country a^ any In the State.”— M. F. Gomes. “I came to Marysville in 1914 from Eureka. I have been dairying all this time I make 2160 per cow per year. Orcharding and dairying are a tine combination. I am lots healthier here than any place I ever lived. The heat will never hurt anyone here. We always have cool night.’*— John H. Hansen. Come to this land of all the year nrops 4‘the tend of least resistance” where oontented farmers are build ing snug bank accounts. Come where nature works for you, not against. Come where there i» plenty of cheap irrigation, where the wmrirets for your pro ducts are developed and you can make real profits. Live where life’s worth living. W 8. SMITH, 515 Liberty Street, Ashland. By Taylor t THOUGHT* WERE LADd SStS#g!»i£S«S £9Uuaa99CUEAJW AS& WELL. I * TMCN'BE Coal, Wood and Storage Auto rreight'Tenniiul Irrigated Alfalfa—Dairy—Fruit Vegetable Lands WHITTLE T R A N S I» Packing. Crating and Shipping. Bong Distance Healing. SUBURBAN TO MARYSVILLE Mom and Pop I FEEL. SO FOOt«H IM THESE MMUMW&— db . rara » a . w orn Convalescent H wk For complete information call or write When in Klamath Falls for a week or more, try our completely furnished APARTMENTS. Everything new and up to date at very low rates. We furnish everything hut the Groceries. INVESTIGATE Friday morning, Septa they saTe a golf break»* hotel, after which the spent the remainder ot tl ing playing on th e cours« )ust south ot the city on eiflo highway. Mrs. F. B lead Mrs. Russell Crlpe prizes. Those whe enj< pieaBant affairs ware: 1 jtuzaell Crlpe, Fred Hom MoNalr, J. W. McCo; Dodge, Harry Tomlinaoz Provost, J .A . Churchill Peters, Jr., V. D. Mlllei Dean, W. L. Maxey, P. us, L. H. Hansen and Mi Oeder; Mrs. Daisy McGa the hostesses Mrs. O. A rud and Mrs. C. J. Read Saturday, September 2 o'clock p. m., Mesdamei rud and Read entertain« er group of friends with luncheon at the hotel, fol an afternoon of bridge former's home on Oak a hie prices were won *by Crow, Mrs. H. L. Claycc Domino Provost and M Enders. The guest list Include dames H. L. Claycomb Swedenburg, R. L. Bur William Briggs. Domino Phone 117 Mr. and Mrs. Tobe Roystan and two children returned last Sun day from Payette Valley, Idaho, where Mr. Roystan has been to attend to some business affairs. On Thursday a business deaj Mr. Royston sold his ten - acre tract, his home, place, to Mr. and Mrs. Snyder of Oklahoma. . who are recent comers \o tU<8 <;ountry. Tbcir three children are already attending the Bellview school. Mr. and Mrs. Haya from Idaho, Who not long ago bought t h e Blake place are the parents of Mrs. Snyder. The Roystons are leaving soon for Payette. Valley, where they will take charge of the old place, which is owned by his mother, and wl|o still lives there. Bellview Is sorry to lose these enterprising residents, but glad that others are hare to Immediate ly take their place. A lot of old time residents or their descendents from this com munity were In attendance at the Pioneer Reualou In Ashland Thursday. Among those noted were, Mr. and Mrs. Bd Barron. Mu. m A Mrs. Homer a s n r n , Mr. and Mrs. Mark Trim. Mgs Fred Hanies was a guest at ah eight g'cloek breakfast giv en at the Llthla Springs Hotel by Mm. Head aad Mrs. Psulserud to members of the golf club a n d soma friends. Aftor the break- faffi the guests repaired to the go|f cgdree, where tour holes of golf were played- tfw Bellview P. T. A. met at the school bouse at 8 o'clock Frl- d a | evening. The aew president Mgs- Ralph Clapp was in charge. Mto. 8. K. Barnes was elected to fill the office of vice-president, rcgenlly vacated by the removal of Mrs. Jones who has moved awgy .from this district. Mrs. Lopls Dodge addressed the meet ing. The danoe at the club house at nlito o’clock last night, produced, as usual, the r ala tor which It Is noted. Bat a sraa'l crowd braved thd storm, and a splendid time re potted by those In attendance. Mr. and Mrs. Stratby and two children,, who hare been visiting th» Musner family left Saturday fof California by motor. The president and secretary ot thg Upper Valley Club visited Mips York In Medford Thursday, aufl made their plans more def inite for entertaining the other rural clubs, which it was decided to do at the last club meeting. For a long time the club has planned this, and so now the next meeting date which will be the ascend Wednesday In Oct. the 12th. has been set aside for this fine Inter- aim nge of Ideas. Miss CbambgB* 1*1» will *K«|n be present and so be In close touch with her feder ated rural clubs In this county. , QffifiA 89 Oak 8L WOOD $175 Tier We will rill deliver any a. amouht of exceptionally good 12-lnch slabs at this price. Buy them now for winter while they are cheap. Painting, tinting and pasering, try CUff Burlingame, 621 Mt- Ava. or phone 4SB. 147-1 a te MALI« U HERB Are you planning on Saving your car rebuilt, if sn gat our prices first. Wa apsclaUte to regal-*ng and can build 26,000 more milaa in your mdtor. Wa wo*k an flat rate I)aril. Rates on storage hg tog Waak or month. Aacessarlag. g te and oil and cars washed and aeJUtrad. THIRD HTBEBr GA* W E (Open Night and Dap) . Tromhlaa Umhnrgai »o • FARMER FACES PENITENTIARY