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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 25, 1927)
-5 #A&dMrtwrA*H K anò perfected fte»teM*taUv6a of t h b Y b lh g P bçgles orginlsatlons O M O M .ir a g h r iL w U « ; d i t i l X « .S t a U k too 1st© tp gut your mammoth reliable reality. bromte turkey breedurs. C g 1 1 « ¿ H L iiu r n ü h e ¿ 871RV <g.| remodeling, children’* garments, plain sowing. 682 Ailispn. . 48-6* m ent, down towd. Induire Confectionery. six m onti mlKSth. 8 —Exncanar- fob bent — lpartéin^àM WANTED — To trade paper hanging and decorating for what- eker yoti have: t H. Seott. Phone Wolcog Grocery. 84-1 mo. FOB BALIb—Portable Under- typewriter, practically new. Half price. Abply room 3, First Na tional Bank Bldg. 68-2* FOB RENT— 7 room furnished >nd elgfti hens, iT6 pullets, 640 Oak bouse, apply ut leenhower New tt Bt, Mr*. L. X. Brush. <2-tf Second Hand Store, 88» E. Malt, phdne 171. 41-2 ha M b B b TTd viti girl in FOR RENT — 3-room cabin, ' s p b ^ ÿ M é , clean and well tarnished, students, BglyaUen Army at tb< f 6 r BALE—Hafl damaged ap- preferred, 166 7th St. Bkftdd & g £ i l l id y . 41-<t ples, 60c per box In orchard, Bellview diet. W. L. Moore. FOR RENT— 6-room unfurn 27-1 ¿o.* ished house/ down town locstioh, or English. The English Is print It is " T o fr $ O b L ^ pk-j tpd heating1 -rental cheay. Inquire Ashland ho ed below tho Spanish. tel. . 42-tf good practice for an English- stoves. Ona trayior and andirons speaking person attempting to from 83 to 27,60. Grates, t a d learn Spanish except . that fre backs. Eagle Brass Foundry, 14tf FOR R E N T -10 seres, 8 acre* quently he finds that the two Oberlin. ______ ♦ > 81-1-mo.* alfalfa, 8 room furnished .house, texti do not mean the same thing BOUdfcT and BOW— C o w s bath, hot end cold water, close in at 411. Something there. seems bought and sold. C. E. Burnett, See Ashland Realty Co. 3741 no connection or the point that Phone 4F2. -- Is expressed in English will not be expressed In Spanish In any thing like a form of translation. LOST — Stratford watch on The apparent reason for this Main St. or Church St. Finder i s , Un» r*ct that som^ of the return to Tilings office. . 44-2 American cinema language can not be transferred to- Spanish. LOST — Small whits Persian OAfcPXKR vs. SMITH Slang of course is «frequently cat, one blue eye and one brown BY DOC REID untranslatable. There Is also eye. Finder notify 212 Van Ness Twenty-seven year«' ago today, Avo. reward.' 45-2* the fact that totally different Oscar Gardner," famed, as the means are sometimes used in “Omaha Kid,’*" scored a knockout the different languages to ex- victory over tbs tough Harry ASHLAND REALTY OO Jor reli Smith of Kaasap City in the 16 th Breox the same thought.________ able-reality. . 26-14*0. round of a scheduled 20-round í ì» rqv Järise » t^oi horn* •ffilr at Omaha, Neb. Gardner had knocked out hatsy inquire at Brown A Bleu, <8 N, Hhley, Eddie Bantry and Harry Main. " 4M f Forbes and iris being groomed I for the featherweight title, while Smith, whose record was not so FOB EXCHANGE — Southern Impressive, was Considered one California for Jacksod conqty. of the sturdiest men of his weight Btx acres navels oranges, w i t h in the gaihe and Mid never been 1 five room house and bath, located at Arcadia, price $22600 or my knocked down ia his entire can- new residence ta South FusUdena six rJBmlrTmth. tot 80 by 887 feet, price 212600. Both cleir of the middle-west. encumberances. AdVldh f u l l y Furniture dealers may n o t what you have, W. K. w ilker, know it hut tho manufacturers of 1628 Camden Parkway, (South a certain mouth wash have dis Pasadena. Cal. 36-6* MEXICO CITY— OP)— In Mex covered the reason for twin beds. ico one can read zthe subtitles You guessed It — halitosis. — at the movies either in Spanish North Powder News. Hood R 1, Box l o t i . J . 42-4* This bay In Ñstiátia ATLANTA— (IP)— Fat women give heed! « Mrq. W. C. English five years ago weighed 800 pounds. Today she weighs 160. Mrs. English says anyone can do It .and here’s how— She ate only the following foods for the five year period; stale bread, hitter coffee, grape fruit, bran, Jemons, and green vegetables. Above all else sfie never took salt, sugar or starchy foods. Then exercise had a, lot to do with It. v Mrs. English Is 63. Every morning, she milked five ««wf loaded a surrey with milk, butter and vegetables and peddled the products through Atlanta. “L am as fit as a fiddle. Don’t ell me that you can’t reduce, ‘at Is waste, makes one lasy. uncomfortable and melancholy If freight becomes an obsession, Mrs. English said on tho anni versary of her diet lnangarptlon. «Eltor Tiding!: . '/ I noticed da article 14 the Tidings last night andar •‘Con tributed.** whbfg. the writer t» taking exception to the Southern Pacific putting on busses And making a faint plan for tía' gn- vsta owned contraption*. l a ' a ll. probability the wR'er Is short sighted and nevdyfode op a train and knows netnJiig of the comforts and aeM Oso- dations given by the coyporatlon. We wonld like to ask the ‘•contributor’’ What tbla fcStttry or (his section would havevígen It It had not been for th i rail road, t o o t at the am ount ot money they spent 1® putting the road through. They pay «¿or mous taxes every year th^t helps to keep ut) the towns and bagu tify the parka' and m ats the towns attractive fob the teu ffts. They also spend thousands of dollars annually advertising' the towns,' etc. Let ns compare the accommodations of the two. The private owned concepts probably hare an easy seat to sit on but that is all the conveniences one edn receive and probdhly that la I ha best that “Contributed’* ever had the, pleasure of. enjoying, If he' would get into a PnU*ao or observation z car he or she whichever case the writer might be would find alt luxuries gnd accombtoditlons they could wish. Also I would Invito the writer to take a trip to the diner and pee the courtesies and service given there; he would soon see the a c commodations given there were .far superior to the ones given by the ones he'was pleading for. The S. P. done the right thing by putting on the busses and prob ably would be a good acheta e for them to put on freight trucks and Ip place of the public “hit- Ihg the hand that fed-them ' and lik e Judas betraying his master, etc., the railroad would reap the benefits that they are paying for. The railroads pay the taxes to keep up the A»hds, etc., and the private concerns .pay no taxes and help destroy the f r o É .the Presbyterian, Methodist, Baptist, Congre gational and C h r b a t t a n churches met with W. P. Walters Monday evening and laid pigne tor the Progressive Hallowe'en party'which Is to bg held next Saturday eve- S starting at < : SO nt the B. church. , Enthusiasm for* the plan was indicated and ah esti mate of S00 was given in re gard to attendance. Each church will prepare a stunt and furnish refresh ment». Plans wdre also discussed for the organisation ot à Union Young . People’s organisa tion to be sponsored by the Y. Jt. C. A, Whether ©r not to mourn and It to mourn wpat to jnourn for, wag a problem which bother students at the Southern Oregon ,Normal School Monday. The flag was at halt mast and remained at* half mast all d a y long. Many conjectures were beard. Some fearedytwo faculty mem bers, Wsyns Wells, science In structor, ..and Walter Redlford, “geography teacher” who ought to “know his onions'* whan It comes to keeping hie bearings, might have gotten lost as they scaled Mt. Shasta Sunday. Just what the mourning position of Old Glory might mean was a mys tery. • ' / Finally It was explained. roads that the tax payers havu The Emblem of the Frbe got to pay for and do hot derive any benefit ftbfc them. Would like to ask the contributor to taka, all théàê things Into consideration and see if he does not look at thb situation' differently. — W. H. WENNtop. r W lw W lW J ig g W being hoisted at s**rtM and , tt wouldn't go *up and wouldn't come down but flaw at half mast throughout the day. Wagner Ct&k Resident Dies Dsulel E. Combs, 62, died last night at his home in the Wagner creek district where he had re sided for the last 18 years. He was a well known farmer. His widow and several brothers sur vive. Funerdl services are to be held Thursday at 2 o’clock at Tal ent. Services are In charge of H. C. Stock. 34 Acres Irrigated Your OwnJreems Balfour Oaftrlo GO. P.O- B oxaU AnUmd W Ö ö Ö hong Distance R A D IO ‘ All BWtstttt Operation, 81.75 Tier A BETTER O il. Only $190 Six thbee And every tube a working tube—equal to 7 in many wAyS? Super selective, powerful range, single control? Lifelike in tone .quality. Coal, Wood and Starai» Phone 104 AStìLAND quart NELSON dad ROBS— Contrac tors; painting, paperhanging, dec orating; estimates famished. Headquarters Wl«k FUmlturp Company, phone 216. 464f YfeARS A b u -TllttV AfebLifettEh WRING ERS IN THE S U N D R IE S . The water nowadavk is extracted from the clothes by whirling them in a rapidly revolving basket. The centrifugal force causes the Water to leavfe the clothes. / ‘ of the season Y()tTR CLOTHES ARE NOT RUBBED IN ANY WAY. THAT’S ANOTHER REASON WHY— HILARITY H A LL, MEDFORD WEDNESDAY» t)(T. 2«, 1<27 Langer Tucker’s Orchèstra of Ashlfthd Call 165 for GoàJ Ehtthttry SérVicé.. . 4 ft- W X • - Vv, / Ú . E . L A Ñ É , 'M gr. HpuoHwkytunwan) STABttJTY-lAÄHeatien eoe. redly—never "break* down!* ASHLAND LAUNDRY «K Merry Timë Assured! Lakeside— Eighth* street, prin cipal business artery, -to be im proved. STAAMItO OQ. em iP A N Y OF CAUFORtOÍ KéépKidheÿs Mom and Pop Y/ELL.Y'KNqNU J I ZM G'POSKDTO Ç t ÀT /WORK AT feAÊHY.XU' THERÜ NOTHIN’ L IK E , B e i.M " . L PROMPT ) y f YES. CrtcRÎS BCÈfc GONE OVER A HALF- HE GOT O f YflTH - O ü T ME CALLING H IM — L X'CAN'T , U ndenstàno IT '«II When AM rs II ANEW STENQi Y E S TE R D A Y A SHE ISN’T SO SA D OWTBC. V. LOOKS, > /O N T 0 E Ä T ttX 1 1 • • 1 1 7*’? Wo will deliver «any amount of exceptionally good 12-tnafc slabs at tbjg prloe. Buy thorn now tor winter while they ere With Zenith Performance RINGING THE TOLL OF THE WRINGER i YOU MUST BE T U W ING ONER.ANCV« > LEAF C H IC K -W ttY YOU HAVEN'T SEEN UP THIS l EARLV U Po* A Old Glory Flies ht Half Must „ At Southern Qrfegnn Norm . Students P oole Over tl s ’ 1 ’ 1 1 9 »