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rësentàtion kaduta th e » quite d e n
■auch ss . the recreant advertía- .
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‘ • •Truth in advertls’ng hear done
more to proclaim its virtues» afeld
’advantage» than pfaastbly d a jr
other factor. And there la more
truth, today In adverttactn* thhn
there haa been since the first
newspaper advertisement appear­
ed in feondon some 232 years
FOR SALK—.Very cheap, 1223
WANTED—-Yonng Jersey co*,
Ford Coape in good Condition, tour rooms «ad bath. Sunny ex-,
either frank qr seen to freshen,
n e * uraa, «75 Liberty 8t. Mildred posare,' ovSr Llthla Park, Elec­ also duroo spring gilts. C. L. Den- '
Millalta.
74-3* tric rqnge, laundry trays. Call at
nia Talent, Route 1. •
74-3»
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Granite
at.
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4-2
, FOR S A I»-—Range to splendid
On The Air
eondttton, oetf. F IC hurch St.
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73-5*
FORffiTOB— fin e young mam­
moth Drowse breeding stock. Only
FOB RKNT— Sleeping ' room,
RUBBER STAMPS
a fa * T on» add Hftna left. Not stove and' bath, woman preferred.
MARSHALL PRINTING COM­
from local stock. phone 2F21, 153 N, Pioneer.
72H1 PANY — Printing, Ruling and
Homer Moore, Bellview.
73-8«
Rubber Stamps, Medford, Ore­
gon.
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FOB SALR—The K1A walnut
trees, said to be the greatest
yialder known. .One Ned Calasray
gathered nine bushel last year
FOR RENT— Six room partly
from a 13 j w old tree.,, T hi e
nuta are o f good else and ( very furnished house close to Normal
thin «hell. N. C: Dosier, agent, and high-setfoo! Room for sev­
715 Oak e t #
7-24» eral hundred chickens. Mrs. 8. C.
Williamson, cor. Iowa and Oalif.
FOB m i i r Three f r e s h
7N-F INT GIRL IN TBOOBLR— Ma?
cows. 445, Helman attest, phone
vonSmuulcate with Mnatan Mes
FOB RENT — four-room fur­
407-R.
t
71-4«
of the Salvation Army a* Uh
nished house with garage. 55 3td
White Shiam Home, 555 May
St., phone 573-R.
66c«
u ir M*e., Portland. Oregon.
FOR LHABR— To the r i g h t
party t o t a term of from one to
three years the large brick houap
recently occupied by President
i MONUMENT»—carved and let­ Churchill. Centrally located in
tered and set in cemetery, very the school sone and specially ar­
ranged for rooming students.
low prides. Swan Blue Quarry Co.
Two’
sedfMF porches, basement,
8. A. Skra'n, manager, Ashland,
Iff these days of exceeding
largo
garage arid dbbut an «ere
Oregon. Box 54,
7 0-1-mo.
dampness and subsequent "short­
of good garden Ignd partly set to
ed” wires motorists will do well
FOB SALB—Wood, good dry alfalfa and fflSlt. inquire of . Or
to look to their heed’dfchts ac­
body nr, rr to.
i * in. correspond With W. J. Moor«, at cording to Sergeant C. P. Talent,
53.50. 60S Palm Ave. phone 399Y. Camps Building, Ashland, Ore­
/ . B. Walker.
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62-tI gon.
63-tf sfato- traffic officer.
"The car with only one head­
ÍT— Furnished cabins, light burning Is ■ a menace on
•eek or mouth, 153 city streets and highway alike,"
Telqnt declared, “and the state
law provides heavy penatlies far
FOR SALK Newtown ceekto*
the motorist who is careless in
apples- W. W. Robison. . Phone
this respect. While tests s h o w
49-1 mo.
374JI1.
lamps in this district to be well
adjusted the weather has brought
nA a virtual epidemic o f' single
■OB « O *
lamped cars and we propose to
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'choke out on thesd thoroughly.”
SNAP FOR SOME ONE — 20
PORTLAND, Nov. 28.— (IP)-—
Many warnings’ have been 1st
acres in Bellview diet. 15 in alf­ Captain .Robert Pamphlet, con­
alfa, 6-roora plastered house,with victed Canadian rum rpnner was sued recently by state officers re­
fire place and basement Good granted a stay of sentence until garding this’ menafce.
drll)ad wall, 53,000. See Ashland December IT, when he appeared
NEW WJ-T CLUB
Realty Co.
99-tf In federal epurt today. He was
W. P. Walter’and a delegation
nioteIFe<f
to
serve
two
years
In
ASHL a W REALTY CO for
p rihb f and fined? 510,000.
The of Ashland H1-Y members plan
able Teslity. ■
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stop wa» granted because Federal to go to Central Point Wednes­
•rttol Jddffd Bean Wäg oat of the day evening to assist in .th e or­
clfy and He must hear the argu­ ganization of a Hl-T club In the
ment for probation. The parole high school there. A group oi
n o* being sought for Pampbtelt Centra! Point boys recently visit
In Washington is based on his he­ ed the local fli-Y club.
roism In saving the lives of the
crew of a sinking steamer at the'
time of his arrest.
DENIES MOVIES CAUSE
.
Burning Advice
Rum Runner
Is Convicted
&IN SPOILS
SUNDAY PLAN
Movie, Project Enthusiasts
Discuss Mass Meeting
far Tuesday
Old Jupiter Pintle* who hhd
ev ery th » * hie own way Sunday
spoiled plans of the Screen Club
for m iking some odt-door street
scenes Sunday afternoon as a part
of the regular screen club work.
Hovfevm, ar group of thw en­
thusiastic boosters met at,the Le­
gion Hall were a brief discussion
of the work from a technical
standpoint was held and plans for
the mass meeting which IS to be
held tomorrow evening in the Ar­
mory starting at 7:45 were dis-
.
WÍ47REA8E IN
Red Outrages
. Are Reported ’
‘ By Refugees
Hera they are. Lindy a n d jfu th , as the tw0 trans atlantic hoppera raet at the White House as guests
>f President and Mrs. Coolidge. They are wearing thplr “party*'"clothes, Ruth having a nice new
ost she' picked up in Pari»"While Lindy changed his overalls for a business suit. They're slab
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wearing their best «erious expressions.
Tneeday, N ovem ber 9P
KPO (422.3M) San Francisco.
'♦ p. m. KPO orchestra; * P m.
children’s hour; I p . m. market
and stock quotations; 6:30 p. m.
States Restaurant orchestra; 8 p.
tt>. Gypsy and Marta, harmony
team; 8:30 p. » . bridge lesson
No. 6; k p. m. N. B. C. program.
KGO (384.4M) Oakland. « p.
ns. dinner concert; 6:53 p. m.
news and stock quotations; 8 p.
m. "HM" and "JP" entertain­
ment; 8:30 p. m. bridge lessons;
• p. m. N. B. C. program; 10 p.
m. N. B. C. program.
KLX (509M) Oakland. 5:30
p. m. Brother Bob; 5:3/1 p. m.
dinner concert; 7 p. m. news
broadcast; V p. m. variety hour.
KFI (408.5M) Los Angeles.
5:30 p. m. Dragon Hawallans;
5 p. m. Florence Sanger, piano
mooda; 6:15 music appreciation
chat; 6:30*p. m. Mary Roaettl
and Don Parker; 7 p. m. L. A. F,
D. orchestra; 8 p. -m. plano Re­
cital; 8:30, 9 and 10 p. m. N. B.
C. programs.
KOW (491.5M) Portland. 6 p.
m. dinner concerts; 7 p. » . cour­
tesy program; 7:30 p. m. thrift
talk; 7:45 p. m. book chat; 8 p.
m, Sealy Sam program; 5:30 p.
» . bridge lessons; 5 p. m. N. B.
C. program; 10 p. m. N; B. C.
programs.
KJR (348.6M) Seattle p. m.
unlor club; 5:30 p. m. studio
program; 5:45 p. m. New York
stock quotation«; 6 p. m. sport
news; 6:30 p. m. dinner concert;
7:30 p. m: studio progràm; 10 p.
m. dance music.
KFOA (447.411) Seattle. 3 p.
m. children's program; 3:80 p.
m. concert trio; 7:30 p. m. radoi
movie club; 8:15 p. m. vaude­
ville act; 8:80 p. m. bridge game;
9 and 10 p: nr. N-. B. O. program.
they went 6n south, where It is McKinney, Mr. and Mrs. Lde
hoped the* warm light air will Port and ianflly of Applegatb,
help him.
His many friends and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Peachfy
id this vicinity are sorry that and four children of c BellvleV.'
his progress the lastrfew months
Mr. and Mr*. S. K. Barnes and
has not been more pronounced.
daughter Frances, and Ms. Eid
A. fine baby boy was born to Shaw were guests at the E. A.
ThO most important Item' to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Homes of
Smith home for the dhy. Covers
nentton- In the Bellview notes ; Grants 'Pass on November 22.
were laid for ten, and a delight­
hid installment, Id the «baking i Frank was born and raised to
ful vacation is reported.
’open house" at the club Fri- ¡yonng manhood in this commun­
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Merrlmaln
lay night, December »—a chjck ity, atad h1s many friends here, wove host and hostess to Mrs.
>n dinner, a « * followed by dam who « ill be glad* t<T Matti1 ffTCltr Merriman’s father, Mr. Ander­
ASHLAND NERIM ’ ’
ng and cards Until midnight— gooff fortune. Thby have named son, and Mr, a id Mrs. Harry
AIRPORT SAYS
\ l l for the price of a good the young man Bernard Frank Nordwick an d . children all of
-hlcken dinner. Wp are depcMV for both the mother and fqther. Medford. Mrs. Nordwick and Mrs.
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'ing on Ashland folk to come ont
Thanksgiving day was honored Merriman are sisters.
ind" get their money's worth— with many festive occasions In ' Mr. and Mrs. A. C. «Joy entet- Jay.
al«,o we are depending on our owd Bellview a few of which have talned dt dinner Thursday night,
"In developing the air port
-ommunity spirit. No effort la been reported to the w riter..
two of the Ashland taacherk, care should be given to its sits,
acres,
being spared to make it a suc­
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Brown en­ which aside from being a Joy to an area of 120 to 100
reasonably
cess, and we feel wa can guaK tertained with a lovely turkey Thanksgiving, Is d e c i d e d l y preferably square,
antes this. Remember the date, dinner, Mr. C. N. Dorier, and worthy of praise, in looking after flat. A site that Is within easy
Friday night, December 2. Start sister, Miss Calla of Oak street. those pho are far sway from reach of the city and its hotels
CRIMF
lervlng at six o'clock, and serVo This is the seventeenth year that home, and glad to Me a hit of and yet so situated that t h e
growth of the city would not Im­
i s long. a3 there is a demand.
these friends haVe met on the happy home living on restive pair its tofue, «for wherever sir
days, occasionally.
A delightful surprise part/ came happy "occasion.
ports have been developed, pop­
ulation has followed, so that its
Was given Miss Adena Joy oh
Mr. an^ Mrs. Fred Homt3
development must not be permit­
Friday night, November 25. Nine kept open house on the twenty!
ted to impair the usefulness and
boys and nine girls from the fourth-
Mrs. Homes had her
pbpttlsrlty of its sir port.
Ashland High school invaded ’he immediate family for dinner at
“The first expense is seeming­
Joy borne at «n early hoar hat noon. She served ft buffet' Sup­
ly large but tdig depends solely
n igh t,' completely surprising the
per to seven or eight friends at
Sheriff Ralph Jennings Is suf- on the management and If under
young guest o t honor— Miss Joy.
SIx o’clock, and then they enter- faring from a broken armf Job the guidance of Competent direc­
Singing, dancing qjni gaums made
tslned ulfh music, dancing and Turnqulst, Klamath Falls youth,
the evening pahs all too quick­ happy conversation, the folio*- started tp run when the sheriff tors, the Sit port should not only
be an asset but
ly and after the serving of a lng in the evening: Mr. and MrB.' attempted to place him under ar- (Wreer. That Its
lovely
midnight supper, the J. H. McKenzie and three ch ll-, re8t on a bootlegging charge,
ment should* be
guests departed. Those present dren, Dorothy, Mildren and Betty. While in pursuit the sheriff fell income.
were: Galls B aton /B ab e Brown, Jean from Medford, Frank Homes j ani*
aTBt wa* frafctured. Thif-
"Ashland has an opportunity
rnria’ May, Lortalde Sparr, Lucile from Grants Pass, Mr, and M rs,' ty plnt and a «»»on of moonshiife today with Its wonderful climate,
Voas, Nova Jean Dodson, Elleh Clarence Homes of Talent, Miss waB ,ater 7°uud in TUrnqulst’s scenic attractions and strategic
Osley, Aledths
Miles.
Marla
Un mo a nt
t possession.
location to San Francisco, Port­
Moore, Jimmy Nutter, James
land and, Seattle to establish an
Hartley, Roy Abbott, Selden Bur­
THANK YOU
sir port that will give to this city
A bouquet of exquisite loveli­ and its people a name to the His­
ton, Lloyd Davies, Ned Mars,
ness was brought
Tidings tory of aviation.’*
Roy MetCalf, Hoffard Woodford^ E
office today J>y Mr. Hern, Grail-
and Marlon Frost.
Ito street, who takes particular
Mrs. Ray Brown of this co«|-
pride in h ie.flo * er garden.
mnnlty returned from Portland a ’
Rosebrfds of.perfect fottnaton
few daps ago, where she had
and
delicate edtoVhig, and yellow
been to see her hnsbsnd, who has ■
nnd
white
chrysanthemums fen c­
been uhdergoing treatments for 1
ed the bddquet. Rains, according
a severe case of Asthma. Ml*. !
j to M r, Hern, are damaging the land ahd vfclnify date been in­
Brown returned with her, nndll
vited and préparations have been
flowers'.'
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made to give every caller at the
show a thorough understanding
of this cal1 which fir expected to
make a new chapter in automo­
bile history.
Sheriff Faffs;
. Arm I» Broke*
HONG KONG, Nov. 25.— (LP>—
Refugees arriving in Hong Kong
today from Halfng and Lukfung
districts of southeastern Kwadg-
tung told stories of wholesale
massacreS by Red troops. ’They
said more than 800. persons were
put to death iff one small town.
At this' meeting at Jths armory,
actual shots will be mkde, and the
four full reels of pictures made
in Oregon by Carl Ä. Theobald
wita' be* «Sown.
A general Invitation Ik being
extended to the public to attend
this meeting.
w
Local police are looking fe r 1
two prisoners who escaped re­
cently ffoirt the couhty Jail at
Yreka, by sawing a bar off one
of tho jail windows. Carl Emer­
son, 14, wearing a dark grey
suit of good material, and an
Italian boy, wearlhg khaki pants
and
old shirt, . made good thoir
Corvallis—-Oregon Agricultur­
escape,-
according to the report
al College errectlng buildings
received
here.
worth 3742,600.
By Taylor
Mom art£
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Violin, Viola,
StHng Base
(Violoncello “Hopedale” )
STUDIO
Hotel AkMttrt RMMte*,
Ashland, OWE, Phene 4T
Musical Instruments Regalred,
tjr ri I ftrf'
5 OS
4 ACTOS JurngftiOu
W OO B
$1.75 Tier
Coal, Wood sad S tarai
rM im iRI
Painting, tinting
try OMtf BnrttsgsaSi
* A large assortment of exquisito
Christmas gTeettyg cards ara an
display at the Tidings office. Or­
der your cArds early.
will hb L l T imber
, L. D. Arnold, Superintendent
of the Klanmtff imMan' reserva­
tion haa totootfhcefr the U. 8. la ­
d ies service authorised the sale
pf thjee reservation timber natta
early to 192* hfvolvtag a stand et
pine timber totaling n a r ata haa-
dred million feeti