ip in Jackson
otectiveWork is
bers of Directorate
upoa tie land. • ;
•
"Giants la Tha Barth” la »root
that there *111 never he ope novel
Whfefrean emhraee all fit A aer-
lee. The racial variants aad back­
grounds that interweave e a r
pltehwork civilisation aaaaot aM
he woven into the pattern of one
hook.
Here to a strong thick
novel, tilled with poetry 0« earth
and man. that doaa no . m o r e
than study one short wagon trala
ot farmers from one small Burop-
saa s ta te .
eoarenttoa, advertising la t k a
Oregon Sportsman, and fighting
the .passage of the tithing bill in
the last legislature has been met
out of the pockets ot the officers
uf the association.
FOB SALE— Ford truck la
FOB R EN T:— F u r n ish e d front
Next February or Marek we
W A N TED : A ptobo to rant.
good coudltioh, ruxateli axle. roam apartment. Phone 188R or Phone Mrs. McNeal, 210-R.
will hold our regular annual ban­
Phone >>8-J.
68-8 call'Shook Apt.
quet and meeting for the election
tM t
58-.lt*
of officers, at which time duaa for
FOB SALE— Good young milk
A SH L A N D R EA L TY CO. f 0 r
ST. L O O S PRICES for hides,
1918 will ba paid. In the mean­
court two pigs, several rabbits reliable reality.
38-1-mo. wool pelts aad furs. Johnson Mar­
time, we need money to pay our
and chlckdaa aad few ducks qpd
F r id a y , N o v e m b e r 4
ket. Phons 78. >1 N. Mala. 87-tf
outstanding Indebtadneas and to
F O B R E N T — Furnished apart­
turkeys. G. Gunter, » 4
Grant.
KPO (422.3m) San Franctoeo.
carry on the important work for
W ANTED — To trade paper
Phone 821-J.'
58-8* ment, down town. Inquire Plaxa
which the association la /xrganls- 4:00 p. m. organ recital; 5:00 p.
Confectionary.
27-tf hanging and decorating for what­
m. children's boar; >:30 p. to.
WOOD — Limb wood, a n y
ever you have: I. H. Scott. Phons
program by Board of Education;
Wa
era
going
to
ask
every
maa
length. <70, par load, (practically
Wolcott Grocery.
In Jackson County who believes 7:00 p. m. athletic review; 8:00
a eord.) P. O. Box >9«.
50-4*
>4-1 too.
in conserving this grant natural p, m. Caipet orchestra; 9:00 p.
FOR RENT— Furnished cabins,
F O B H A L E — Died furniture,
resource, and who derives pleas­ m. N. B. C. program.
cheap, by week or month, 153
chea». Gerald Gunter, phone 281- G ra n ite.
ure or profit from the wl,d life in
K F I (488.5m) Loa Angalea.
5 3 -t f Storage Co. offtoe at residence,
our forests and streams, to send 5:80 p. m. Eugene Blscallus pro­
174 North Mato. Phone dig.
F O R R E N T :— Modern 4-room
one dollar for his 1927 does to gram; 6:00 p. m. Florence Sang­
FOB* HALE— Newtown cooking
tarnished house, close in. Clean
Mr. Chris Gottite bat the Cham­ er, piano moods; ,:1B p. m. N.
apples. W . W . Robison. Phone
ber of Commerce. Medford, or to W. Welle on radiotorlal period;
and In good condition. Gerald
874J11.
41-1 mo.
Louis Dddge, secretary of the as­
Gnnter, phone 221-J.
|l - 4 t t *
6:80 p. m. Clarice Rnesei, blues
sociation at. Ashland.
FOB HALE— Fprd coupe. in
singer;
7:00 p. m. program by
FOB R E N T— 6-room unfurn-
Jackson County Game Protective
good condition. Three new tires.
Paul Roberts; 8:00 p. m. Scot­
led honsq, down town location,
AsOoelation:
>125. Mildred Millard, 575 Liber­
tish Rite Glee Club and soloists;
ntal cheay. Inquire Ashland ho-
ty St.
49-8*-
l.
/
42-tf
9:00 p. m. N. B. C. program j
PAUL SCHERER.
TO TRADE— Pullets for cow.
FOR SALE— One hundred and
Preaident. 10:00 p. m N. B. C. program.
H ELP JV ANTED
Chas. Avery, 627 Terrace St.
eight bens, 175 pullets, 540 Oak
KHJ (405.2m) Los Angeles.
LbUfS DODGE
58-2
St., Mrs. L. A. Brash.
48-tf
6'30
p. m. children's hour; 7:80
Secretary
W ANTED: — Capable steno­
p. m. Talk by Myra Nye; 7:45
HARRY
HOSLER
grapher,
apply
Briggs
A
Briggs.
FOR SALE— Hall damaged apt
CHRIS GOTTLIEB
p. m. Art Pabst with his banjo;
6 1 -t f
plea, 60c par box in orchard,
B ER T ANDERSON
8:00 p. m. varied program.
Bellview diet. W . L. Moore.
Executive Committee
K F O A ( 4 4 7 .5 m ) Seattle. 5:80
>7-1 mo.*
p. m . children's prografl; 7:00
LOST—-Brown leather billfold
FOR HALE— Cook and heating
p. m. concert orchestra; 8:00
puree,
containing pictures and >6.
stoves. One traylor and andirons
p.
m. Crescent Old Time trio;
from >3 to >7.60. Grates a n d Finder please return to Tidings
9:00
p. m. N. B. C. an hour In
*
The commission now operates
backs. Eagle Brass Foundry, 140 office. Reward.
Memory Lane; 10:00 p. m. black­
three
game
farms,
for
the
propa­
Oberlin. ’
31-1-mo.*
face comedy; 10:80 p. m. Hoot
gation and distribution of game The Book of the Month—
O
w ls from K. O. W. Portland.
"Giants
In
The
Earth”
by
O.
E.
birds— China Pheasants, Hqngar-
KJR (348.6m) Seattle. 8:30
T O T R A D E — 7-room house,
inn Partridges, wild turkeys, etc. Rolvaag^
It is a paradox that tha first p. m. children's program; 7:00
good lot, pavement, U. of O. dis­
It owns and operates about ,25
fish hatcheries, with a large num­ great American novel of the land p. m. studio program; :475 p.
GOOD BUT— At 343 N o r t k trict, clear of debt. Price >8000.
Want
small
well
Improved
acre­
ber of egg taking stations. It haa been translated into English m. book review; 8:00 p. m. vio­
Main, lot about 75 by >75, doable
keeps in the field an active and for its main body of readers. The lin, cello and piano trio; 9:00
street frontage, old bouse, n e w age. Must be near to Ashland
efficient warden and patrol ser­ book ia "Giants In The Barth”, p. m. studio program; 10:0(T p.
double gsrege, >1700 for short high school. Hlnkson A Hornbark
vice and carries on publicity and and i(p author la a professor nam- m. Vic Myers Dance Orchestra.
time, half cash. Bee It. H. C. 229 Zumwalt Bldg. Eugene. 53-3
educational work with tha lim it­ and Rolvaag who first Wrote it In
Oaley. 86 K. Maia.
U ->
ed funds made available for that Norwegian. The story o f t h e
FOR 8ALB— 4-room furnished
M A N Y P1UZEH A W A R D E D
purpose. And remember, title ‘to novel concerns a family f r o m
house, wood shed, garage, lota
TO LOCAL FOLRH
all the real estate and other .pro­ Scandinavia that settles in . the
125 feet front, fru it and berries
great
wheat
country
of
the
perty being accumulated by the
Useful things that can be made at home
and nuts. AU for >1590. Would
(Coatldhed From Page Oua)
commission is vested in the state American Northwest. I t to a
tahe light car and some cash.
for the benefit of all the people simple tale, boldly pushed on, re­
was won by Georgs McSpaddsn af
Bal. payable >20 per mo. Brown
when only a small proportion of lying for dramatic intensity upon Talept.
An
Eosy-to-Make,
Movable
Work
A Rice, 82 N. Main gt.
62-tf
the people of the state contribute the* inevitable conflict between a
First prise for Spitsenbergs was
Bench That Should Be ia
to the fund out of which these lonely farm wife's desires and a awarded to Charles Holdrldge of
FOR BALE aw TRADE — weU
husky
husbandman's
dreams.
large expenditures are met.
Every H one
Improved 88. 8 miles 8. E. of
Talent; second by D. M. Lows of
In the last t w o years thprs "Giants Ik Tha Barth” seems to Talent
Beaver, oreok. valuatio» A tM IR -
have been released in the streams achieve the same great intensity
Jameo Rtoth, Beavercreek. Ore.
C. J. Porter of Ashland w o q
of Jackson county, by the state and breadth of Knut Hamsun’s first price for W inter Bananas
game
commission:
>,000,000 own work. It 7* no cheap epithet and first for Rome Besutiies was
steelhead; 226,000 sllversides; to call Rolvaag an American awarded George McSpsdden of
_
145,000 eastern brook; 18,000 Hamsun.
Talent.
We have all suffered over nov­
The bench1 black bass, perch and crappies*
First for Grimss Golden was
els of Northwestern
farmers.
««¡.asthii 12,000 cat flah.
t o use them . Natu-
given to D. H. Jackson of Ash­
I is for a good, »ub-
«•“ •"PPbj To th*’ distribution should be They have been, as a rule, dry as
land.
added 25.800 steelheads released dnat, boring and dreadful. Occa­
nvides a smooth top
s cleats as i in the Applegate by the U. S. Bur- sionally, as In the case of Prairie
, vise s t o n e end and
by Mr. Muhlenberg and in Miss
), you cm eau of rtatcheries.
f fa which smaller
Salem — Publication of the
Game birds »leased In Jackson Suckow'a work, a certain integ­
r
r
■
■
■
-.—
"Dally Evening W orld” ia this
county daring the same period.: rity of style has made np for ut­
city begins with forty-eight em­
But
93
1,009 China pheaaanta; 72 Hun- ter monotony of material.
ployes and monthly payroll of
i
garlan partridges; 88 wild tur­ Rolvaag has« comic gusto and an
epic force hack 'of him that lifts P O L IS H Y O U R F L O O R S
>8,009.
keys.
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Instead of releasing .very small his work into greatness.
Aito
by
*
The story “Giants In T h e
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fry {font the state hatcheries as
n
E L E C T R IC IT Y
has bee* the custom ia the past, Barth” is a simple one. Per Han-
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thn y ° utt* fish'are n o * being held sa, farmer from Norway, brings
====tl rn til they are five to six Inches in pis wife and his children and chat
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longth. While thia entails a much telg but of civilisation and Into)
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larger • 2 ) « 1 1 e in carrying the great reaches of the North­
3 L»
chargee, tha practical results are west. In company With others
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i U
i L
!Î
fit his race he stakes out a quar­
mnch more satisfactory,
s 1
The commiesien plans to double ter section of landand begins cql-
111
g r
M a a S e rv Ic e Û
- -
A A m rfu i hotel with
“
the present capacity of the Butte tivatlon. \frhat befalls is more or
O U T
« is n .H M d r
Falls hatcher/. Thia work is al- less in line with the accepted
g wann welcome for
ith screws ready under way, and means a hardships of pioneers. There are
guests. Opposite the
if the averegs home shop owner. With
argeworic* large
increase in
steelheads famine and cold, superstition and
roar experience in wood-working that
L-aJing theatres.
structions, hatched sxeleelvely for- stocking Ignorance. By the time the tale Is
m n es with the use of tools, you can later
ourHxam the ROgua river.
, build and install wall cabinets or cup-
done, a great section of prairie
i boards for other tobU and equipment, if
It has been almost two years has become a new granary of
they are needed, but ju st now, let us con-
.....
since tlje Jackson County Game mankind.
ader the type of bench to buiU.
nows*
Protective Association has held
The Incidents in "Giants In The
T he aceompanying flhutrations show
p riv a te
» piobneaf a finished bench and also the
an annual meeting and banquet. Earth” are seldom dramatic. Per­
oecesmry working drawings e f a bench
Our only source ef revenue is the haps tha chief seat of tha book is
w itha brood top, tw o drawers a t the right
«.lUofa» collection of one dollar yearly the gusto that pervades its w rit­
md. and an adjustable vise. T he frame is
ef two-inch material'and th e joints are
w tor bniM- dues. This has not bean collected ing. Rolvaag knows his Norsemen
fer wiu*h I ror tWp yearg yhe treasury of the and he fee» their immensities of
! so t nailed, h e t, as shown In the drawing,
u e fastened with boite in such a way that
association has been empty for spirit, their great appetites for
i you can take th is bench apart in a few
so'me time, and such expenses'as land, for food, for children. There
1
minutes
and
pock
R
into
a
small
space.
SAM TO A M C ISC O ) Ibis feature makes it poerfble to move the
taking care tof consignments of is poetry In the comic seat of Per
B m c b u m Apartment«
easily.
game birds and fish, onr.dues to Hansa and his mates. There Is
_ .
gai s u x i l a t v . ___ 1 I bench
AU o f the details are sb arranged that
■ the State organisation, and ex- coto^dy In their relationships.
i rou need not have special tools to do any
■ pUah
penses of a delegate to .the State There is epic faros in their work
d th e work.
1
Whan wa eeaelder that th * wild
life of Oregon, itagama ah* jp » «
— b resources, la one ot oarboet
valuable assets, it in rat— r « *
tarhiag to fla d sash a laomktoble
loch ot interest among tha »to»»«
generally as to how thia « i 1 d
Ute la being conserved, propagat­
ed aad protected. And shoos wb-
turblng still to tbs lack of adttve
interest displayed hy many gpOVU-
men in thio important question ef
gome conservation. Tbd o * 1 y
seeming interest many ot them
display is making tha bog limit
as many times as they lawfully
can during tha open season«. It
to safe to say that i f game tows
were repealed and all b a »
let
down, that within a period Ot less
than ten years the game birds,
gxpta animats, and most ot the
g u te tlah ot the state would be­
come extinct. This being the sit-
uattpn. it behooves every ettixen
of the state to give active sup­
port to the state game commiogtou
and to his local game orgaaisa-
t'on. You will u nderetand how
necessary thia to when you con­
sider |^at the only revenues av­
ailable for this great work am de­
rived from voluntary license buy­
ing, fines, trapping''permits, etc.
That not one cent comes from
state or county revenues, 'o r out
of the pockets of the generaltax
paying public.. The revenues' of
the game commission amounts to
aronnd >350,000 to >400,000 per
year.
Book Review
retailers to consider Is that there
is an assurance ot Quality and
good value hack of everything
on which the manufacturer • has
spent his mono» to popularise.
Thus the responsibility ot guar­
anteeing the merchandising Is
shared by the manufacturer.
Because the story ot the pro­
duct. who makes it. how it Is
made, and who stands back of
it. baa already been told to thous­
ands ot people by the manufact­
urer, there is nothing left tor
the retailer to do bnt meet the
demand that haa bean craatad.
He does not have to'stand be­
hind his counter and argue with
a customer about the value of a
certain item, because that value
is known and admitted by the
customer before she eaters the
store.
The retailer does not have to
make the sale of an advertised
produce— as the customer does
the buying.
The customer's assurance of
quality is in exact proportion to
the popularity ot the product in
question — advertising assures
poput.-.i 1 ty.
Umatilla County produced >15,-
000,000 in crops and products
this year.
L». ’
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P rob —
Pye,B»y,M<
Teacher Of
Violin,
Viola,
String Basa.
(Violoncello "Eepeclale” )
STUDIO
Grants Pasa — Bulb - growing
developing
iato
great
farm
money-maker.
Hotel Ashland Building,
Ashland, Ore.— Phone 47
Musical instruments Repaired,
Bows Rehaired.
Barns — Lei
doubled in aide.
$1.75 Tier
in délirer any a
sptfoaally good 1
________ C
Helps (or the Handy Man
Wick Furniture Co.
No. 9
Always park alongside a
new and shiny ear. It will
back out without scrap­
ing you. And always call
this agency of the. Hart­
ford Fire Insurance Com­
pany for your automobile
insurance. We will take
care of you if you have a
loss.
You don’t expect an auto
accident—neither did the
man who just had one.
Besides, your car may
burn or be stolen. Call
up today .
\
JUST A M O M E N T -
V 0Ü HAVE- SEVERAL'
NVOROS W R O H 6
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• > X T MIÔHT BE A GOOD
1C IDEA, IF YOQte DMCCRTAiM
7 ABOOT YOÜR. 6FC U JN Q
k V T Ö A ß K C rttC k .A M D L E T
HIM HEXPXOü O ü T y
f
■■ . - L i n e
-
\N H X . T H A T 'S W H A T
Coal, Wood and Stora*»
Paekta«. Crating aad IB to»»—
Lftng Distança HauUag-
Auto Traight TtnnlBal
Billings Agency
NOTICE OF FIN A L HEARING
In tha County Court of the
State of Oregon for Jackaon
County.
In the Matter of the Estate
of Elisabeth Cooper, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that tbs
undersigned, administrator of the
estate of Elisabeth Cooper, De­
ceased. has tied bin Anal ac-
conht in said county court and
that the court has fixed Monday,
tha 18th day of December, 1987,
at ton o'clock A.’ M. and the
court room of said
court at
Medford, Oregon, as the time
and place for the hearing of
any objections there may be to
said report and the settlement
thereof.
Date of first publication, Oc­
tober 80th. 1917.
JESSE F. COOPER,
l-Thnrs.
Administrator.
By Taylor
A tx K iú » « ' — fcá'T .
^BETTU « im i»
ft 8TOBAGI 00.
NOSE CLOGGED FROM
ft COLO ON CATARRH
Painting, tinting aad
try Clift * —**-811— . 88
or phono 855.
NELSON and ROOS-« Centres*
tore; painting, paperhanging, dec­
orat In«, estimates
famished.
Headquarters
W ick, FnrnHnre
Company, pkona >18.
81-tf
Roaebulg banka show healthy
increase In deposits and bastases