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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 1, 1927)
DO K )U EVER STOP TO TEINE SCOUTS WILL —— ■ (Coatlaued fr o » P « Poor) HEAR CONWAY m Owt < M a W «ù fe r tanca». No JU U m Ona of the most tatersdtlfcg events of the winter season for the Boy Scouts, Girl- Scouts, Campfire Olrls and all the aohool students, will be the Illustrated lecture on mountain climbing, lost boys and ways of the moun tains, by Ray Conway of the Oregon State Motor Asm. Mr. Conway is a mountaineer of great renoun, and has. had charge of several relief expedi tions into the hitherto unexplor ed sections of the Cascade Range and has taken some fine pictures of that rugged country that, he FOB SALE: — New Pabcollh WANTED: A plaño to r e n t ROB RENT:«— Pur pished front ruga, aU sises, slightly damaged, room apartment. Phone 263R or Phono, Mrs. McNeal. 810-R. very cheap at Iceahowers New call Shook Apt. 62-tt iM t* and Second Hand store. 389 East ASHLAND REALTY CO. f o r WANTED— A nice young nun Main. Phone 171. 51-gt reliable reality. 36-1-md. to board and room. Phone 318-R. WOOD — Limb wood, a n y 49-tf ROB BEET—’Furnished apart length« 31«. per load, (practically ST. LOUIS PRICES tor hides, a cord.) P. O. Box 898. ’ 80-8* ment, down1 town. Inquire Plaza Confectionery. 37-tf wool pelts and furs. Johnson Mar ROB SALE—Delieloua apples, FOB RENT—Furnslhed smafi ket, Pkona 78. 61 N. Main. 37-tf 35 cants box, and up. English wal apartments and cabins with ga WANTED — To trade paper nuts, 18 cents up, 439 Holly. 59-3* rages. , BaasenaMa by month hanging and decorating for what or weak. Barber Apta. 153 Oraa ever yon hive: 1. H. Scott. Phone ROB SAL* — Used furniture, tta. " 111-tf Wolcott Grocery. cheap. Gerald Gunter, phone 231- 34-1 mo, ROB SALE—Newtown cooking ROB BENT:— Modern 4-room apples. W. W. Robison. Phene furnished house, close in. Clean 374J11. 43-1 mo. and in good condition. Gerald 51-4tt* FOR SALE — 4 good Jersey Gunter, phone 2 21-J. cows, 1 two year old Jersey heif FOR. RENT— 6-roqm unfurn er. John R. Maxedon, 977 B St. ished house, down town location, Tel. 311-R. 47-7* rental cbeay. Inquire Ashland ho 42-tf ROB SALE— Ford coupe In tel. good condition. Three new tires. 8125. Mildred Millard. 575 Llber- WANTED: «— Capable steno grapher, apply Briggs & Briggs. ROB SALK — Hall damaged 5149 Spitzenburgs, 596 box. Phone ’ WANTED—Local party, male FOR SALE—One hundred and or female to handle high grade sight hens, 176 pullets, 549 Oak article. Small capital required. 8t., Mrs. L. A. Brash. 42-tf Ifast hate car. Box X, Tidings. 59-8* FOB SALK— Hall damaged ap ples, 69c par box In orchard Bellview dlst. W. L. Moore. 37-1 mo.* 'BAM A&M B t b a x h fb b a n d Storage Co. office at residence« 174 North Italo. Phoaa 4Í9. LNY GIRL IN TROUBLE—Ray c o m m u n ic a te with Ensign Lae of the Salvation Army at the White Shield Home. 556 May . latr Av».. Portland. Hewn®» organtzed July 17, 1365, accord ing to Its yellowed constitution. Its object was set out as “the 'moral Improvement of Its young lady members and the advance ment of their .Intellectual facul ties.” The objects fonnd hi the old cornerstone were earefnlly pre served. the authenticity of the Clionian Constitution jnewly at tested, and all were placed in the -cornerstone o f ’the new Vermont LOUT— Brown leather billfold high sohool which has since been purse, containing pictures and |6 . erected on the site of the old Finder please return to Tidings “academy.** office. Reward. 1 Finding of the papers defeats FÖR BALB—Cook and heating stoves. One traytor and andirons from |3 to 17.69. Grates a n d backs. Eagle Brasa Foundry, 149 FIRST C. 8. WOMKN8 . Oberlin. 31-1-mo.* CLUB CHARTER FOUND WHITH W hisk ey flask VERNW, tad W v . L - O P > - ,whlch al8Q raX a a ^ g the fir8t Thiasleepy, old-fashioned village Qf tfae pregent army Qf women,B FOR BALK— 4-room furnished ? a , . ,° L .K social bodies. bouse, wood shed, garage, lots « T h e ,MlnerTa c,Bb> however, 135 feet front, fruit and berries founded America’s first Women’s and nnta. All for 81600, Would ... w -• was the first body of Its kind to Although the organization Had ,nnorporate<!> and ,8 8tll, func. taka light car and some cash, long been forgotten, a copy of Bal. payable >39 par mo. Brown ’ - > — \ A Rice. 63 N. Main S(. , 5t-tf itV-constttutlon was fonnd recent- iy reposing between a quart whla- 7“ , . -iV. . FOB BAL* or TriADB— W»l£ Ay bqjUa and a Bible in the cor- Spine day a newspaper /¿porter Improved SO. 3 milea 8. B. of nerstone of the Old Vernon high Is going to tell the truth. Right Beaver creek, valuation 810,009. echo# building when the build- ! after that there will be a falling j off in the paper's news about pl- James Rloth, Beavercrepk, Ore. tag Waa torn down. Tfco club bore the flowery title i ano recitals at graduation exer- 60-10* o f "Clionian Society," and was clses.— Roseburg News-Review. T here’ll B e More’K üthall Stars ¡Bva'(left) apd Martha O Collina, prominent Irish ÇONRAD HURT IN PRAC SCREEN CLUB M P P 'lU M p r TICE SCRIMMAGE z BY 1ÀICAL BOOttfftRK A. ss. > - * e (Continued From Page One) 1926 Ford Touring, $200 1923 Ford Sedan, $100 1923 Cfiev. Touring $125 1924 Ohev. Sedan, $200 USE LUSTER GLOSS TOP DRESSING "Political corruption" has been found to prevail In the University of Indiana; well, corruption In that state Is not confined to the schools and perhaps the students have been merely taking a leaf out of the book of Indiana poli tics. — Pendleton East - Oregon- -(OonMnaqd from Page one) I unlikely that the shoulder would was cast for the comedian; allow the player to participate The picture will require about in Saturday’s« game. SO local people, Mr. Theobald This Injury woud not have stated last night and la urging had such serious effect had It registration be- made at the not been for the fact that Mer Chamber of- Commerce oBoa for cer and Spears had been injured those who desire to take part. i in last Fridays practice. Spears Organisation of the Wert Coast Is Buffering from a shoulder In Screen Historical Society wag ef jury whilq Mercer has a bruised fected at a meeting held last 1 nip. to nee Mac had only tt»u evening, sponsored by the local I backfield reserves this leaves Legion Poet. Endorsement of the him one short of a backfield. new project has been given by Mac says there may he such a the New Industries Committee of thing as luck but that it has .the Chamber of Commerce. never whipped him yet and in Mr. yheobal0 was named presi last nights workout the squad dent, J. Andrew McGee, vice waa driven bard by the blond president, and F. M.ScTfuerman, mentor. Time after time the secretary-treasurer.— Mrs. F .' L. men felt the sting of a sharp Putnam and T. E. Patterson were tongue if th«y failed to meet the named trustees. This group will coach’s demand for action. The compose thé executive committee line waa charging ferociously which will draw up a constitu and the backs hit with power and tion and by laws by which the determination. If the spirit development of the society will shown by the squad- la last be furthered. J>. night's workout can be maintain Enthusiastic Interest to the ed the Pirates of Albany Col project swas shown by thole Who lege win realise they have been attended the meeting last even up against a team of tig h te m be ing.’ Mr. Theobald said he had fore their tussle Is over Saturday received a contract from a Holly afternoon. wood company to accept 26 lo cal ly-prod weed pictures for the Gold ' Hill— 400 cars cement year, an average of one picture and 14J* cars fruit go from here every two weeks. in ’September. Overland Touring .. $75 f lliy (ng to hear about the Nathalia ol «»giant» over so tennis ¿hatter during the next few yearn. Not only Betty already one of the best woman players ta tha ¿oïfy and Thelma and Pat <»>en they get . id older. The three youngsters are excellent playeta rs claim. The Nuthalls picture* here are M.ejly, Betty? I SPOSE TUE Tr ELLAS VJILL RIÓ MU A&OÜf THIS BOT t SHOÙLD W R /.T * In addition • to his mountain climbing ability, Conway is a story teller of real ability and can relate the legends of a large number o tscenlc spots in Ore gon, ht a way that makes them Mb said ta ha relativas of the late Michael take on a new meaning when Rielan, s m held la Detroit charged with seen by those who have hearg entering the cotatry. his talks. If canned artichoke hearts re main in the water they are can ned In, they will turn black. Tha The hearts* are best drained, after which cold water is poured over them. TRADE— Come In and look over my long list of properties for trade In various parts of Oregon, Washington and California and a faw farther east You may find Mmetking that you want In ex change tor your property. H. C. Galax, 96 Bart Mata 0 t 17-9 FOR EXCHANGE — Southern California tor Jackson county. Six acres tavate oraagas, w i t h five room house and bath, located at Arcadia, price 839509 or my new residence In South Pasadena six rooms, bath, lot 80 by 227 fast, price 813500. Both clear of encrimberancbs. Advise f n 1 1 y what yon have, W. K. Walker, 1638 Camden Parkway, South Pasadena, Cal. 26-5* shows with his lectures. The Automotive Shop Chevrolet CAE.! I'M M * MONltfÖ DESK, CHICK Through ttye efforts of mem bers of the Scout Council and the Motor Association represen tative. Robert Boyl. this lecture will be held In the Elk's Temple, Saturday, November 5th, at 2 p. m. and will be free to all that will take advantage of this op portunity to hear something ln- tensly Interesting. Grants Pam, Ashland and Klamath Falls, as well as all other points in Southern Oregon aye being Invited to-Attend and a large .attendance of young folks la anticipated. Teacher Of > * Violin, Viola, String Baas (Violoncello “Fep Urtai R*) STUDIO M otel A shland B aO dteg. Musical instruments Repaired, Bows Rehaired. 34 A cres Irrigated Yow r O w iuTorasa WOOD Billings Agency Real Estate A Real Insurance Estab. 1885 41 B. Mata S t Phone 111 The Famous Wortham Shows Painting, tinting and pnpartag, try Cliff Burllngama. 981 M t Ava. or phone 411. 187-1 me. Breaking their long jump to winter quarters in California, will stop in Medford for a Five- Day Engagement, starting Tuesday, Nov. 1 st orating; estimates Headquarters Wick Company, phon« 818. , 30 R. B. CARS-30 400—PEOPLE—400 20—BIG SHOWS—20 a—HUGE RIDES— 8 4—ACRES OF TENTS—4 WORLD'S GREATEST CARNIVAL SHOWS ( TURN HAIR DARK WITH SAGENA FAIR GROUNDS-MEDFORD —STARITKO— Tuesday, November 1st Dealen G lad to o NO. 9 Always park alongside a new and shiny car. It will back out without scrap ing you. And always call this agency of the Hart ford Fire Insurance Com pany .for your automobile insnrnnPe.We will take care of you if you have a loss, n You don't expect an auto accident—meither did the (nan who just had one. Besides, your cat may burn or be stolen. Call standing that the same roads paid profits under private dwiersbip before and since. “That Is why in Sad Francisco, where pubHcly~o*dad and pri vately owned street railways run side.by side on the same street, under the same conditions and with the same patronage, the publicly-owned read shows«a def icit and the privately-owned one a profit, “That Is why government own ership of our merchant marine has cost the taxpayers 83,009,- 000,000 to this date, notwith standing that In the same period private shipping corporations have made large profits. “That is why the United States with private ownership of tele phone companies, has 70 per Cent of all the telephones in the world, and all the countries of Europe put together, with public ownership of this utility, have only a little over 20 per cent. “Public ownership swells the tax burden with no compensating advantage; It aggravates politic al corruption; it is a blight upon private enterprise and initiative; <t sets an example of slipshod in- cmpetence to the community In which It operates; It slows down business by inefficient handling of essential utilities; It Is a brake upon prosperity and a bar to progress.** IT V IA S -E R -A H -T Ö O , W E E tT TUAT WNDOW*-I.UKB i t I The old-time mix* and Sulphur for . streaked sad faded mother's reetae, aad using it to BMW tt| even color, « ■ « f M TLF* * U THEH'ME’LL BOTH B B A *. 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