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LETTER
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ASHLAND REALITY
FOR RENT—TOnr ‘ room fot-
tage with otte aere of ground one
mite fro«! town, >10 per mo. lira,
FOR RENT— Modern apt. of 1 ft. B. Detrtck, Bast Main St.86-3
rooms, Electric range, sleeping
FOR RENT— Five - room fwr-
porch, close to P lu s , I IS, - Ash
land Realty CO.
86-3 nlahed house, close iu. Inquire at
11 Bgsea A te.
84-4
, Y^AKTED—t e w buy
feriHtee?
hay of. birh yard manure w ith »
five mllee Suncrest Orchard at
Talent. Phone > 7 1 « .
»4-1
.WANTED — To trade paper
hanging gad decorating for what
ever you bare. I. M. Scott.
1
•
14-1 mo.
FOR KENT:— Newly remodel
apartment, close in. Phone 273-Y
81-tf ed 4-room furnished house with * WANTED— A nice young man
to board and room and two for
garage. Inquire 38 8. 2nd.
FOR
«part
33-8t meals. Phone 316-R.
84-4*
ant, down ttt*C Inädlra Pissa
FOR A f f i t— Good fon? room
Pasture for horse
mfecUonery.
27-tf
ü school.
Call or
plastered - house, modern, furn
ished, and close in, 818 Harga-
dlhe.
3S-4t
E. M- Chllcote, 428
,
23-3t
HAMAKtR transfer
and
storage Co. Office at residence.
174 Worth Kain. Phone 4Í8.
FOR RENT — Good furnished
heated room, one block from Li
FOR BALE— Excellent p i n » brary. Phone 2SS-R.
38-8 ANY GIRL EN TROVOLE— May
limb wood fourteen inches in
FOR RENT—Farm. Apply 8S4
length, price 88.60 per tier. In
Waigfatman
St.
SS-6
quire at Moon Lumber Go. office.
36-8*
FOR RENT—Two steam heat
FOR BALE— Ford coupe in ed office rooms in First National
good condition. • Three new tires. Bank Bldg. Reasonable rent. In
>126, Mildred Millard, 676 Liber- quire First National Bank. 28-10
14-8*
ty Street.
FOB BALE— Tomatoes for pre
serves and piccalilli, 1-2 cent
per lh. 1177 lewa 8L Phone 367-
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34-4»
horee-rueing 1» Kentucky, even the Kentucky Dark:
l To the Mt > Judge Flem D. Sampson ot Barb
ip ta t sport. 1 former Governor J. C. W. Beekhei
rlnclpally o n , a platform attacking th e present pa
ft» the state. - The two womett, Mrs. Christina Bra
Mr ta Panama, and Mrs. John W. Langtey (hottow
communicate with Ensign L Ä
of the Salvation Army at the CAV8È OF PARAY8ÎB IS
Screen ettt all flies possible.
Whir* Shield Boma, S8< May-
Clean
up all garbage or decaying
UNKNOWN, BAYS DOCTOR
fair Ave.. Portland- Oregon.
matter that may attract flies.
Children should be taught to
(Continued Prom ra g e Ope)
School Shed
Building Is
Now'Opposed
FOB BALE The beat buy In
Jackson covnty in small acreage.
6 acres fine soil, one in peaches.
Just below Bellview school, 3800..
See it and its yours. Ashland Re
alty Co.
,
38-tf
keep their fingers and tbya out
cases, the virus remains longer.
of their mouth«; wash hands fre
, There are those called healthy quently In running water, using
contacts; those who do not be any good soap.
come sick, but carry the virus in
thqlr naso-pharyny an undetermin
ed length of time, and spread the
disease.
Very slight contact is alj that is
necessary to give the disease' to a
susceptible person. The vlrffS " re
mains In the naeo-pharynx 8 days Quotes Oregon Laws Re
garding Sale of Infect
before display of any symptoms.
ed Fruit
These Individuals also become
COUNTY AGENT
GIVES ADVICE
Al Hopkins, member of t h e
school
board of district 60 on the
Kdwley, Walker Ave. South. 34-tf
Upper Soda Springs school on Jhe
old Ashland-Klamath road,. ■_ has
HAVE GOOD uncut alfalfa pas
ture for ten head of stock. Rake
filed an > injunction against H.
reservation at oned. V. Y. Haw
FINE HOME TRACT»—1 to Howard and W. L Davis, fellow carriers.
ley, Walker Ave. Seutk.
34-tf
members and Sherman Power,
The mortality of the New YOrk
10 acres each, good soli, nearly
Apples and pears displayed for
Ashland contractor, asking that epidemic mentioned was 28 per
level,
easy
walk
to
schools,
¿iear
BRUBH-ON mahoa house clean-
sale
by retail stotes throughout
work on a school play shed be 1 coat. The highest mortality, Was
the county, have shown consid
ttig easy. Magic woodwork clean- East Mala Street. 3180 to 38OP
discontinued.
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among children under 8 year of erable San Jose?» Scale and. fru!A
88-8t ip ^ acre, special inducements to
at. Phone 418-R
He states lie fellow members 1 age, 43 per cent.
•»
home builders, easy terms. H. Cfc
worm Infection, says L. P. Wil
Forty to 60 per cent of a’ 1 1
FOR BALE:— Heavy milking Galey, 86 East Main St. 10-lMo. voted to construct the shed after
the proposal to build had been 1 cases do not become paralysed. cox, county horticultural agent.
* cow, doe to freshen in 10 daya.
twice
voted ^lown by resident» of ' Many cases during an epidemic According to the Oregon law It
tF TOR 'WATT a good bonzo
W. Miles, phone 30F8.
32-8*
thè
district.
go unrecognized, having only a is a misdemeanor to sell sfich
inquire ttt Brown A Rico. 88 N.
FOR BALE:— 30 barred rock Main.
few mild symptoms and than re fruit and notice te hereby given
O -«
that fruli inspectors will be on
pallets, 31.26 each. 204 Weight-
covering.
man.
*
38-3*
Sixty per cent of the paralysis the watch and condemn such
appear
within the first 3.0 days af- lots that do not comply with the
Wanted' Agents
FOR BALR:— Tokay grapes,
tef
the
outbreak of the disease law.
BALÉg AGENTS Guaranteed
l# c per lh. W. W. Robtaon, phone
For the Information of those
r Many cases recover from the.’|a-
S74J-11.
8«-« territory. Must have amall capi
dealing In fresh fruits, the fol
ralysls
completely,
others
only
tal to start. Sole right to eell
I partially recover: and many are lowing sections of the (Ho|fCul
" I>OR HALE:— Ripe and green BOLENS Hydraulic Automobile
tural laws of Oregon will he
tomatoes, lc a lh. Also fine Jack. Address Robert F. Dyftig-
It Is evident that infantile pa- quoted:
a
quinces, 3c a lb. 888 Ashland St. ton, ÍS24 Alder 8L, Eugene Oré.
'
ralysis
is
a
serions,
often
fatal
or
"It
shall
be
unlawful
for
any
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33-3*
cripling disease, carried by con person, firm or corporation to
FOB BALE:—Good paying res
WANTED:— Woman for gen •Herbert Baldwin, chief of po tacts such as people with an in Import or sell an Infested or
taurant near roundhouse, box eral housework, preferably mid lice of Chiloquin, Klamath county fected nugo-pharynx e i t h e r diseased fruit of any kind in the
factories and mills— Inquire at dle aged. Mrs. F. B. Garle, phone Indian village, was fouad n o t healthy or In the incubation per State of Orogon, except that
Ban’s 4iuick Lunch, 1638 South 8F14.
38-St guilty on a charge of possession iod of the disease; also by flies, such fruit may he sold to evap
6th St., Klamath Falls, Ore.
and sale of liquor in.« federal I Infected food, hands, toys, etc.
orators, fruit canneries, fruit
Epidemics seem td thrive well product factories, of other by
33-8t*
court
late Tuesday afternoon af
SWEDISH FOETB ON HIKE
<
STOCKHOLM — UP) — Follow- I ter the Jury had deliberated for in filth and in locations where thé product factors under the follow
FOR SALE—Nash Light 8 I z
hedges are not screened. T h e ing conditions:
five hours.
Touring. Can he seen at Park lng the track of Innumerable pll- 1 HI GUI, a cook was found guil treatment le greatly preventa:.l«e(
First. Such fruit so sold shall
Oarage, Ashland, Oregon. Make grime during tho Middle Ages, ty on both counts by the same which does much to break- up an
two
Swedtkh
poets,
Harry
Blom-
J
cash bid In writing and mall to B.
>*
Jnay and H. Songer, a Jeweler en epidemic.
L. Barry, Adjustor, Medford, berg and 'Joseph Olive, have Just tered a plea of guMty to t h e
AH children under the age ot
Ore.
32-6 completed a bikini tour across ' charges. These cases concluded 18 should be kept from these
Europe to Rome.
They left
having the disease and from all
FOR BALE— Cook and heating Karlstad In western Sweden ln- the federal court for this district contacts; this is only accomplish-
✓
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and
Judge
Bean
and
his
aides
left
Methodist Episcopal Church
stoves. One traylor and -endirona May and walked down to the ;
od
bÿ
preventing
them
from
at
N. Main and Laurel afreets.
from 33 to 87.66. Orates a n d coast at Gothenburg, thence pro Tuesday evening for Portland.
tending all public gatherings and H. F. Pemberton, Pastor, ll'7
hackly Eagls Brass Foundry, 140 ceeding by steamer to Holland.
from congregating 6n the streets. Laurel street. Phone 87
Oberlin.
81-1-mo.*
Those sick with the disease or
From Rotterdam they set out on
Presbyterian Church
Fuspected of having the disease N. Main and Helman Street*
FOR HALE— 60 tons of good the longest leg .o f their trip,
should b© quarantined for a per Hugh T. Mltchelmore, Paslpri
alfalfa hay. J. B, Ager, Ager, about. 1,250. miles, arriving In”
132 N. Main St. Phone 491-L.
Cal
30-10 the Eternal City two months
Lay the can on the table with iod regulated by thé board of
health.
All
Known
contacts
should
later.
the seam of the can up; then
Lutheran rtiurch
BOUGHT and BOLD—- C o W S
Their
route
took
them
through
press down hard on the seam be quarantined for a period d e -I Services In Odd Fellows
bought and sold. C. E. Burnett,
termined
by
the
board
of
health.
H. H. Young, Pastor,
Phone 4F3.
13-1 mo.* Doom, where they had A; glimpse while gently rolling the can to
The virus is killed by exposulré Boulevard. Services 4th
ot the oxlled Kafeer, up the Rhine and fro. You will feel the can
to sunlight, hydrogen peroxide, ; 6th Sundays.
Can’t the Salem chamber of valley to Heidelberg, and by un give
chloric
and mercuric cblortd. but
commerce get connected up with beaten paths through the Black
Cut the label around the bot
Ftept Church of Christ
ia
very
reslsthnt
to carbolic acid.
fli lenttet— 8outh Pioneer Ave.
the big Irrigation interests look Forest to Switzerland. They tom of cover.
Children Should have plenty of Mrs. Ellz. M. Smith, First
ing thfu way—and tell them this crossed the Alps at the St. Goth-
Stand thé can on the corner of
sunlight,
this helps to keep the Reader, 78 Fourth St. Phono
is a good time to shoot, w h i l e ard Pass, wadlttg through deop the table. Hold It there firmly
plenty of help may be had, and snow' and almost getting lost In with one hand around the Iowa) nos© and throat in a health con 471-J
thus relieve e possible bad ueem- heavy fogs. Id Italy they were part of the can and turn the dition. A gargle or a nasal w u £
Christian Church
ployment sltoation here?— Salem gtveh a lift by 'some American cover off with the other hand. compound of equal parts of hyd
B and Second Streets. .
rogen
peroxide
and
water
Is
bem-
Wm. T. Barney, Pastor
Statesman.
j q * 1 *
(This will avoid spilling.)
tourists, used to hikers' from
116 High St.
Phone 382-R
If the cover does not cbme off efclal.
thejr own country, but their
As
the
spray
Jrom
sneezing
easily, repeat thT operation,
One way, of couree, to
Catholic Church
French car broke down under the pressing harder. *ihe Important or coughing may contain the virus
the high cost of living is
Sixth and C Streets
additional
weight
of
the
packs,
thing la to press on the seam just of infantile paralysis, this should The Rev. Father, J. A. Carmody
erybody to quit work a:
so the two wanderers had to below thé cover.
JBlxth and C streets. Phone 106
bo guarded against.
around and talk about il
continue
on
foot.
mouth Herald. *
FOR BALE— Alfalfa hay. V. V.
CHILOQUÍN
MAN FOUND
be used solely for tho product
ion of manufactured fruit pro
duct*. beverages, or other manu
factured products or byproducts.
Second. The nature of the
infestation or infection »hall not
be such aa to make the'arttcie of
food or beverage manufactured
from such fruit unhealtmul or
unfit for use as food or bevet'-
age.”
“Penalty for Violating Provis
ions of Act."
’ “Any person, firm or corpora
tion violating any of the pro
visions of thia act shall be
deemed guilty of a misdemeanor,
and upollf'conviction thereof shall
be punished by a fine of not less
than 326 nor more thqn 3100."
Pill Vacant -
Windows With
Merchandise
“Sometime« of -course there are
nice, beautiful day«, neither too
cold nor too hot. hut those are
the days on which the prohibition
agents should work hardest of
all because then the bootleggers
are very busy indeed catching up
on production and they are all
to be found in their lairs, mixing
up alcohcld with the flavors.
“The fact that our people are
all very patriotic serres to compli
cate the problem, too. They not
only celebrate Christmas and New
Years and Thanksgiving Day. but
they Insist on paying their re
ared iu this mistaken way on the
Fourth of -July, Memorial Day,
Lincoln’s birthday, Washington's
birthday. Columbus Day and An
drew Jackson Day.
“In fact, they jraem to find an
excuse fpr celebration almost any
old day. They observe the annu
al anniversary of the battle of
Yorktown, the firing on Fort
Sumter, the battle of the Alamo
and the fall of the Baatile.
, "In such cases the Judges al
ways have to be sympathetic, of
course.
Why. once in my con
gressional district a man was ar
rested for being pie-eyéd a n d
shooting at the street lights and
was released when he reminded
the judge that he was merely be
having like' a true patriot on the
birthday of President Millard
"Naturally, I am passing
this lnformAUdn along to the
per authorities and it will
doubt be acted upon.“
YOUR BOY AND YOUR GIRL
H«HWAV feoeSEEV
. C M TO A
X G A R A O irV
but Important to him— matters.
Sometimes 1- wish that Nature
was the mother of all our chil
dren. -Not pa man Nature, not by
any means, but Nature— good old
Mother Nature. Nature baa In
finite patience and naturalists
know this. They know how to un-
Tpck deeply hidden secréta.
Dr. Chartes A. Bateas
Physidaa sad S u p o n
Office Phone 16AJ
H o A e P h o M 1 M -L
OFFICE HOURS
10 to ltt a. as.— B t t B p « .
Merahey Building
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Ashland Acres
34 Acres Irrigated
Your Own Terms
Balfour Guthrie Co.
P. O. Box 27. Ashland
W OO D
$1.75 Tier
Wa will deliver any amount
of exceptionally good lEJactt
alaba at this price. Bay them
now for winter while they are
cheap.
Coal, Wood and Storage
Packing, Crating had ShlSpte»
Long Distance R a nft— i
Àuto T rtfgtt T r a te a l
CHILDREN ARE WELL
PROTECTED BAY DOCTORS
Phone 117
Office 89 Oak S t
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Filling, the windows of the
store room recently vacated by
the Hargrove Millinery Btore,
with attractive displays f r o m
their own stock, the ProVost
hardware started a worthwhile
movement which might well be
emulated by other merchants.
Both of the might-have-been
vacant windows are attractive
and the bareness of the vacant
storeroom Is lost. It is an ex
cellent opportunity for the display
of merchandise and will result
as d b^iefit to both the town and
merchants.
"
Swcdenburg and Mrs.
Briscoe,
members of the school board, de
termined to send out mimeo
graphed bulletins stating t h e
cause of the school board’s ac
tion In keeping the schools open
—maintaining better*" protection
could be given the children in the
schools than in tha homes — as
long as there were “no direct con
tacts in the schools.”
Philomath — Many claims fil
ed on reported piatlum .deposits
on Mary’s Peak.
.
T. L. FOWHLL
General Transfer
Good team and motor track».
Good service nt » reasonable
price — Phone 88.
FALL IB HERE
Are you planning on having
your car rebuilt. If no got our
prices first.
Wa specialise In
repairing and can build 16,688
more miles in your motor. Wn
work on flat rats baste.
Rated on storage tty the week
or month. Aeeeseertes, gaa and
oil and care washed and polished.
THIRD STREET GARAGE
(Open Night and D«y>
Tromhlee .
Utehargs»
F un Gospel Temple
Boatogard
J. 8. Murphy, Pastor
Coquille— 320 head dairy eows
being shipped to California.
Klamath Falls — Big Fellann
Pentecostal Church
Stona Church,» Fifth and Main
- streets
Theateg being ftnishad inside.
Chiloquin is building modern
B. F. Bingham, Pastor
Trinity Episcopal Church
Second Street
ftév. F. K. Hammond, Vicar,
.’2 Second Street. Phone 110
high school.
gregational Church
Boulevard
. Chaa. D. Gaffney
46» Boulevard
Freo Methodist Church
B. Main and Sixth Street
Emma P.. Thompson, Pastor
Rapttet Church
Hargadine and First 8treets.
Myron S. Woodworth. Pastor,
Oak Street
By Taylor
/ 1 thought >
Yoo WANTED
ME Tt> PULL
YOU ALL THE
< VlAY INTO
\ . TOWN
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