Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970, October 11, 1927, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Textad by one group In the Depart ment. of State and by those # American oil interests which have worked behind the scenes to fo- niont trouble between the two governments. 3— The appointment Is gratify- lng to the governm ent of Mexico. FOR ftftffT :— N ew ly remodel 1-roqtB furnished in. Phone 273-X ed 4-room furnished house 4with ‘ 31-tf garage, Inquire SC 8. 2nd. 33-3t FOR RENT— Furnished apart m ent, down towp. Inquire Plaza FOR R EN T:-—Good four room Confectionery. . 37-tt plastered house, modern, furn ished, and close in, 316 Harga- dlne. 33-4t WANTED To trade paper hanging and decorating for what ever you have. I. H. Scott. ./ 34-1 mo. WANTED— A nice young man FOR RENT —7 New modern bungalow, oak floor,* near Nor to beard and room and two for 34-4* mal, Carson F ow ler ft Co. 29-6 m eals. Phone 316-ft. W ANTED:— P astu re for horse !sr Normal school. Call or ■ite Mrs. E. M. Chllcote, 428 Urn Ave. 33-3t W anted A gents opens for service. FOR SALE OR TRADE— Good HALRH AORNTH— Guaranteed single harness,, no reasonable of territory. M ust have sm all capi fer refused. 316 Hargadine. 33-2t tal to start. Sole right to sell BOLENS Hydraulic Autom obile FOR HALE:— 30 barred rock Jack. Address Robert F. Bying- pallata, $1.25 each. 204 W eight- ton, 1324 A lda; St., Eugene Ore. ______ 82-7 man* — — ---------------A3-»» ____ 2 ___ ...... WANTED:— Woman for gen FOR H A L E :— Tokay grapes, 10c per lb. W. W. Robison, phone eral housework, preferably m id 374J-11. 33-tf dle aged. Mrs. F. E. Garle, phone quinces, 3c a lb. 698 Ashland St. 33-3* Newport— Work w ell along lu rocking Siletz section of R oose kOR HALE:——Good paying res velt Highway. taurant near roundhouse, box factories and m ills— Inquire st B en’s (¿nick Lunch, 1523 South BEING "TOO TIRED" DOESN’T PAY 6th St., Klamath F alls, Ore. A healthy person never feels 33-5t* constantly tired. Being “too tir FOB SALE— Nash Light S I X ed” continuelly is a sign of som e Touring. Can be seen at Park thing wrong. W atch the kidneys. Garage, Ashland, Oregon. Make A very able physcian said, “When cash bid in writing and mail to B. they are affected, life is in dan L. Barry, Adjuster, Medford, ger.” If elim ination Is too fre Ore. 32-6 quent, or too scanty and burning, FOR HALE— Cook and beating take FOLEY PILLS diuretic. W. stoves. One traylor and endirons K. Holland, Harlingen, Texas, from $3 tp.47.5Q. Grates a n d says: “I bet that 90 per cent of hacks. E agle Brass Foundry, 140 sufferers from kidney irregulari Oberlin. 31-1-mo.* ties never take anything until it is too late, w hereas F O L E Y FOR SALE— 50 tons of good PILLS diuretic would be a God alfalfa hay. J. B. Ager, Ager, send to them .” Satisfaction guar Cal. 30-10 anteed. Sold everywhere^—No. 3. LASSIFIE Here IsG eh J ig . New jtork first baseman, tallying during the This followed his two-base hit, Mousel’s single and Lazzeri’s sac- Run number three for Yankee rally in the third Innli rifice fly. PAHtOIW tN HÉHHÌON , at M ust . mkktí J •< r * r r L (Continued Prom r a g e O ne, A mong New Boo k»-—| , ••DUSTY ANSWER" It is not extravagant to say that no first novel has created t h e same sensation as has "Dusty j Answer” by Rosamond Lehmann. j The title of this book, which baffles many— is taken from Geo. Mëredith's lines: ‘‘Ah, what a dusty answer get the soul When not for certainties in this — . our lik e /’ To outline the story is not, by far, to indicate its full meaning. Briefly it is the relation of Ju- Lawrence, Rev. T. H. Tem ple, Rev. E. Iverson, and Rev. D. D. Randall, Medford and Rev. B. ft. McVicar, Jacksonville and Rev. J. E. Johnson, Central Point. Plans were made for holding the. next m eeting of the Associa- J tion In Ashland November 7, in t i ead of on the scheduled date of October 31. Rev. Mitchel more, who has made an extensive study of evangelism this sum m er w ill present a paper on thia subject at . this m eeting. -O ther p a a to ra w lll present requests for topics to be discussed at this m eeting. The resolutions, which deals v.-’th the recently fatal wounding | of Mapford Zimmerlee, Trail, w hoj was shot while fleeing from offic ers who had placed him under ar- j mat fcr sale of liquor, reads ahi follqws: 3 Ashland Daily Tidings, Gentlemen: w you kindly publish t h X t A llow ing resolutions which were.: i adopted Oct. 10 by the Rogue I River M inisterial A ssociation. 1 R csrived, 1st. That we, t h e members of the Rogue River I M inisterial Association, m et in regular session at Medford, Octo ber 10, 1927, pledge anew our faith in the eighteenth amend ment. knowing full well that it can be enforced as w ell as any other law which the soverign people of this Republic have p u t1 upon their statu te hooka, sa d wo I call upon the officers of the law I SO to be true to their oath of office. I 2nd. That w hile wc, with the j accused officer, regret the recent | tragedy which took place in : Jackson county, we express our ' unbounded faith in the right of American citizens to believe a man innocent until he Is proven guilty in a court o f Justice. This rtand we recommend to our peo- plo and to the citizens generally in the county and nation. 3rd. That cofeies of this reso lution be forwarded to the papers of. Jackson. Josephine, and Kiamath counties. Oregon, with' p. courteous request That the same l>e published, and that a copy be spread upon the m inutes of this i Association. , Signed H u c r t t . MrrqitfeLMORE. Secretary 1 QUICK ACTO^ AND ' THE COST IS SMALL IN The Daily Tidings BOUGHT and SOLD— C o w s bought *nd sold. C. E. Burnett, Phone 4F5. iS - i mo.* 1.0.ST betw een Jackson H o t Springs and Ashland, brown cov ered* shipping case. Finder return to S is Liberty St., Jack McArth ur. 33-2* In. Mexico they have just shot anptner candidate for president- T hat country is alm ost as back ward as Chicago.— Eugene Guard. ‘,‘lilen will wear colors.” pro-' claim s a tailor’s cppventlpn, "ov- ercoats that look like Skirts, tux edos In every shade except black.” H ere’s betting even money that meh do not.— Forest Grove News- Times. ithrf»e.«js in Medfor d A. H. DavenhiH of this city spent several hours In Medford yesterday looking after business affairs. ánttícM SÉ ro ll n b irim W ' TACOMA, Oct. 11,— (IP)— Stop- ping only long enough to take aboard 250 gallons of gasoline, the tri-motored Fokker mono plane, "Southern Cross” left Fort Lewis from Seattle at 8:30 o’ clock this morning and hopped off soon after for San Francisco, the first lap of the planned flight to Australia. WASHINGTON LETTER (Continued from Page Four) The Calles-Obregon faction had charged that Serrano and Gomez were financed by foreign oil com panies. Gomez has shown marked favoritism to the ell Interests during his Vera Cruz command, bgt Calles and Obregon were said to Tuvor Serrano In case it ap peared that Obregon can’t make the grade In the government at W ashing ton, there hag been one group which favored Obregon and an other which favored Gomez. Co rnee, incidentally, has hinted that be will lead a revolution if he is not elected. Latest advices are ‘hat Obregon Is definitely the out standing candidate. One reason Is the fact that Mexican elections arér’.'t like ours. Mexican politic ians may be no more crooked then our own, but their methods are cruder and the party In power at Mexico City Is likely To tleter- fbine the result. Obregon and Mórrów ought to get along veby well, principally because both of them presumably will be in a mood to compromise rather than to pursue courses of T tlcn wherefrom which both rlcjc’. would lpae. Ohcegob saved h'irselí in the de la Huertp, revo7 lution only with 'arms obtained trom the United Stateo and al- ‘hough ho has opposed the Kel logg policy, he probably will be guided by an Intelligent self-in terest. WASHINGTON— A fter buzzing around for several days to dis cover the real meaning of the ap pointment of Dwight Morrow as nmbnnaador to Mexico, your cor respondent is able to report that: 1— The appointm ent signifies a npw method of deallnj^ with Moxlco which aims to supplant • convorsatlve bungling with con- 1 Hcrvatlve Intelligence. 2— The appointment Is deplor- By Taylor r KC’RE JUST A GETONft HOME,1 D d r - T H o o f in r WE’O STOP ANO GET AMY vieil -y o u s o m LOOK AS THOUGH YOU HAD A 6 0 0 0 < Y lM t y .O H - ß w ' / WELL- HOWS Popk l it t l e honey ^ < BUNCH?y \ X'A(90<SLAb X y o u ' r e B e c R - 1 eOOLD HARDCY WAIT— <SEE(ir . ÇEEMED UKE I YEARS W Ì Y6ARS y ; Pr«c* u è Lhnltod To Eye, E ar, N om ana Tfcr, X -R ay, Incivdin< Tee! O«ce Hears: 10 • 1* «ad 1 ' Although there are few things to be said against President Coolidge s choice, it should be understood tnat the denials that the United States and tne Morgan uanktng firm are sending a Joint representation to Mexico may be sw allow ed in a saline solution, th ere may be loud yelps and Whoops in the next Congress over this phase of the m atter. The Morgan firm ’s chief inter e st in Mexico lies in the fact that it is the collection agent for more than half a billion dollars in Mexican bonds held in this coun try and abroad. Under the Pani- Lamont agreem ent, Mexico la ■paying nearly $15,0U0,UU0 a year lu interest and it presumably w ill be part of Morrow’s Job to see that this interest keeps com ing. He also will be interested in laying any possible ground work for Mexico’s eventual pay- ment of the enormous principal. WANTED— to buy fertiliser hay or barn yard manure w ltblo five m iles Suncrest Orchard at Talent. Phone 371J1. 34-6 FOR HALR— Ford coupé In FOR fcENT— Farm. Apply 264 good cqndition. Three new tlres. CISC* Mlldred Millard, 675 Liber W eightm an St. 33-6 HAMAKKR TRANSFER a n d ty S tr e e t.’ 34-6* FOR RENT— Two steam heat Storage Co. office at residence. FOR HALE— Totaia toes for pre ed office rooms in First N ational 174 North Main. Phone 4Ì6. serves and plcçalilll, • 1 - | cent Bank Bldg. Reasonable r e n t In per lb. 1177 Iowa St. PhAne 257, quire First N ational Bank. 28-10 ANY GIRL IN TROUBLE— Ma, J. . 34-4» com m unicate w ith Ensign Lee FOR HÁLÉ— A lfalfa hay, V . Y of the Haivu tion Army at the W hlto Shield Home, 506 May- H aw ley, W alker Ave. South. 34-tf FINK HOME TRACTS— 1 to fair A ve.. Portland. Oregon. 10 acres each, good soil, nearly HAVE GOOD yncut a lfa lfa pas level, easy walk to schools, near ture for ten head .o f stock. Make East Main Street, $100 }o $500 reservation at once.. V. V. Haw Yam hill County farms have per acre, special Inducements to ley, W alker Ave. South. 34-tf home builders, easy terms. H. C. planted 916 acres new alfalfa B R U h M-ON m akes house clean Onley, 65 E ast Main St. 10-lM o. this year. ing qasy. Magic woodwork clean IF YOU WAl'.T a good home Eugene — Fruit Growers’ can er. Phone 416-R. S3-3t inquire at Brown ft Rico. 63 N. nery working on big crop of car FOR HALE:—-H eavy m ilking Main. 08-tl rots. cow, .due to freshen in lo days. W. Miles, phone 30 7 5 . 33-3* Merrill — New Hotel Merrill Business M á Professional Directory see bop , eh ? LL- wen.— K SULPHUR CLEARS ROUGH, RED SKIN Face, Neck and Arms Easily Made Smooth, Says Specialist Any breaking onf of the skin, eyei fiery, itching eczema, can be uuiekit overcome by applying a llttlo Menthe Sulphur, declares a noted skin special ist- Because of its germ destroying properties, this sulphur prepuratior. begins at once to soothe irritated sklr and heal eruptions such as rash pimples and r in g worm. I f seldom fnila to remove the tor meat and disfigurtment, and you d< not have to wait for relief from <m bsrrssament. Improvement quickl) shows. Sufferers from ekin trouble should obtain a small jar of Howl« Mentho-Sulphur from any good drug- Office Phon« 164-J orrfq* apuna is a. m-—e t« • Herahey Building » w -A T t WHATMAOE- ME SO AHILOOS' S S ä T i PROMISED T b r 34 Acres Irrigated Your OWn Terms Balfour Guthrie Co. P. O. Box 3 7 , Anhlpad We w ill delivar any am ount of exceptionally good 12-lndt slabs at this price. Buy them now for winter w hile they are cheap. W H IT T tX T R A N Ö T lÄ A S fO R A Q I 0 0 . Coal* W ood and S t o n g e Racking, Crating and Shipping. Long Distança H aollng. Terminal T. L. POWELL General Trautf«r Good (nam and m otor truck«, Good service at a reasonable price — Phons „ JORDANS BASH AM» , CABINET WORM ' Corner Hqlmaa «ad Van Neon. Phono 111. l$4-tt PAINTING Painting, tinting and papering, try Cliff Burlingam e, 631 ML Ave. or phone 455. 167-1 mo. FALL 18 HERE Are yon planning on baying your car rebuilt, If sq het our priced first. W e specialise In repairing and can build 26,000 more m iles in your motor. We work on flat rate basis. R ates on storage by tne week or month. Accessorise, gap and oil and qara washed and ppltahed. THIRD STREET GARAGE (Open N ight and Day) Tromblee Umbarget 7-1 mo • Returned Munday "•’’Trnlng Mr. and Mrs. Fred D. Wagner, M?. and Mrs. A. E. Kinney, Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Day and Mri- and Mrs. G. G. Eubanks, w h o ipent the week-end vacationing at Bandon by the Sea returned Sun- lay ovenlng to their homes In this city. They reported the reads in good condition w ith the exception of shqrt stretches whero construction was unde? way. The woods *t this tim e of the year are beSutifulj, according to members of the tiurty. what an important y realise part they play in your health and length of life? Your kid neys are the blood filters. When they act sluggishly, watte poisons remain in the blood and make one tired and ' drowsy, with often nagging \ backache, annoying headache and dizzy spells. That the kidneys are not acting right la often shown by scanty or burn ing excretions. Assist the kid ney« with a, stimulent diuretic. Use Dotut’a Pill*. Doqn’ t endonsd the country over. Ask your tfijtib o rl r s r k A N ’ fl n u s aza. u s sat . ore. O i f f - 7 SV N T « r - t w v i c r f t a Ashland Acrfcá W atch Your K idneys! ’OCZN Ai'cfney»/ Do you s r M Office E » « « F in * National Bank To D« Wall See Thu: They Function Rroperly. SOVOGReetAO K In attem pting to analyze our Mexican policy, past and present, it must be remembered that there are two great* classes of foreign investm ent in Mexico— the fin ancial and Industrial. Their in terests do not always run paral lel. First, there aro the owners of oil wells, mines, lumber and land. It is not necessarily to the ad vantage of these investors to operate in a strong, prosperous Mexico. — Socoud, there Is the sort of Interest in Mexico which Mor row represents. There is Mexico's public debt, som ething more than 1500,000,000, owed to foreign investors. - Then h er approxim ately $200,■ 000,000 in railroad bonds, per haps half of which are backed by the government. •Then that annual $15,000,000 interest payment which Morrow’s partner, Thomas W. Lamont, hatched and has since nurtured bo carefully. Then, finally, more than $150,» 000,000 in scrip which represents In terest’ on bonds which went unpaid from 1913 to, 1926, dur ing Mexico’s revolutionary and early reconstruction period. Everyone who is interested in these various sums presumably wants Mexico to be prosperous and her governm ent stable in order that she may pay. These facts and knowledge of Morrow’s past attitude lead one to believe that the now ambas sador’s attitude toward Mexico will be sym pathetic and conser vative. Morrow, whose Intimacy with President Coolidge is well known, has orten advised the president on the Mexican situa tion. Dr. d u b i t i JL M t t f e Physician and Bnrgtdo BE PRETTY!