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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 29, 1927)
r« *&= A ll .spats .wW be «qjalpped with K P O '( 4 I3 .8 M ) Saa Fraackce. cushions of more or laaa softness. 4 p. m . Nurok trip; I p. f t child On tpe touring and sodas taodeb t h e ' rear «oat w ill be »laced ren’s hour; 9:10 p. m. concert dlreetly behind the front seat. orchestra; 8 p. m. A tw ater K ent Both ■oato w ill bo protected from artists; 10 P- at. States Reetar- apat orchestra. , ■un, rate, eto.„ by a top. KQO Oakland. f t SS I s f r o « of tho fro st soot and p. m. farm program; 8 p. m. vau behind tho radiator will be plac deville; 9 p. jn. N. B. C. programs ed • windshield, wbtoh w ill serve 10 p. is. dance music. as a barometer. W ho» It Is rais K L X ( 1 0 0 k ) Oakland. 5 : H ing the w tedebieM ’ w ill become p. m. Brother Bob; 8:80 p. St. qmeared w ith mod, water, etc., dtnner concert; 7 p. m. sews; I from passing vahtotoe. p. m. edncattonal program; 1 p, The car w in .be ggfded b y *k m. variety hour. K F I (4 « t.5 M ) Los Angeles. steering wheel, which w ill torn the car to the right or left, but 8:90 p. m. G rtflfth Jones; 8! 80 never both ways a t the same 1 p, m. H al C t^pnoffs orcebstrn; 7 p. m Dare A e n ; ' 7 30 p. m. time. ’Nick Harris, cretecttve<stories; » Entrance to the ckr may be p. m. C alif. Pete program; 0 p. gained through door, cnt some m. N. B. C. program; 10 p. nt. where In the body, or, If desired, special program. by climbing over. » K Q W (4 0 1 .2M) Portland. 0 P- The eedsn and coupe models m. concert orchestra; 7 p. m. m. will be closed cars, and the tour courtesy program; TrSO- p. ing ears and roadsters w ifi bo poultry talk ; 7:48 p. m. lecture; 1» p. nr. courtesy -program; » p. m. open cars. • * The engine o? the car w ill be N. B. C. program. K O IN (3 1 9 M ) Portland. 1:11 usual in design and equipped p. m. children’s program; 8 p. m. with gears, * rtygs, pistons, cylln- dinner concert; 7:18 p. m. Ben dem, spark plugs, wires and other son hotel concert orcheatra; 8 p. doodads. m. studio artists program; 0 p. The car w ill be equipped with m. Hawaiian music. pneumatic tires, which w ill be KFO A (44 7.5 ) Seattle. 5 p. m. placed over the wheels, tending children's program; 7:30 p. m. to give the car a soft, airy, e^sy- poultry talk ; 7:45 p m book rldlng feeling.— Woodson (Tex.) chat; 8 p. m. concert*orchestra;. 9 p. m. N. B. C. program. W . P. W alter, local T . seer» ry plans to go to Astoria early December for an Older Boys conference, having bees asked to serve as a discussion lesdur or member o f tbs coatareacie faculty. This Invitation comes Se s distinct honor to M r. W alter, a recognition of his work, and Is particularly pleasing aa ha spent his first year of T . work in that d ty . / t F O B PAUI j — Radio sat. Ar- lorphone, B tubas. 3 dial con trol set, tabes tdcluded, 1937 model. 8B0-B9.^Phone 306. i , 76-8t FO B R E N T — Furnish e l « a iX - ment with Oarage. North Main St., close is, completely furnish ed, |1 8 per mo. W ater paid. CM1 105 o r t - F l t . . 75.54 F O B S H I « Vary cheep, 1933 FO B R E N T :— Room for three 1 Ford Coape In good condition, working or school girls, 818 mA. A U TO TOPS, side curtains « ad sew tlree. B7B L iberty St. Mildred Board selvas. Pheas 817-J. ' / M illa rd . ’ t 74-3« upholitsrlng repaired. See Lawr . ‘ 1 7 6 -3 * J ence W ilson at tire station, Aah- F O B H d liB — Range in splendid POR R E N T —-Furnished apt., oondltlOB, ceil. 91 Church St. four rooms and bath. Sunny ex 78-8» posure, over Llthla Park, Elec F O B • h l f - . f > e young m w tric range, laundry trays. C all at 74-1 moth Broape breeding stock. Only 108 Granite at. a tow Tome ta d Hens toft. Not FOR R E N T — Room for throe from local stock. Phone 2F21, working or school girls, 818 mo., Hom er Moore, Bellview. 73-2* board selves. Phone 817J. 73-87 F O B S A I » —The K irk walnut FO B B E N T —Sleeping room, trees, said to ba the greatest stove and bath, woman preferred. H A M A K E R TRANSFER yleldar knows. One Ned Cals way 138 N. Pioneer. 7 3-tf Storage Ce. offtoe a t real gathered nine bushel last year ASH LA ND R E A IT V CO. f o r 174 N orth M ete. Phone l i e . from a 13 year old tree. T h e note are o f good else and very reliable reality. 3 8-1-mo. thin a b e lL J f.'C . Dosler, agent, 718 O ak a t , 7-24* F O B 8 A L B — Thrpe f r e s h cowe. 448, Helman street, phone 407-R. ” 71-4* FO R R EN T— Unfurnished bun- low and garage, 5 <ooms. Phone iO-J/ 70-4* F O B S A L » —Pallets, 540 Oak FO R R B N T — g l i room partly 85-tf furnished house close to Norm al LO ST:— Pair Wack rim glasses, ' M O N UM EN TS— carved and tot and high school. Room for sev eral hundred chickens. Mrs. S. C. no ehse. Return to Tidings. tered and aet in cemetery, vpry Williamson, cor. Iowa and C alif. 75-3* low prices. Swan Blue Quarry Co. 74-9 S. A. Swan, manager, Ashland, LOST:— Light-rim med glasses. Oregon. BOX 34. 70-1-mo. FO B B E N T — . four-room fu r In green case. Return to Tidings. 76-3t FO B Wood, goof dry nished house w ith garage. 56 3rd S t, phone 373-R. 66-tf body f ir , 13 in. 83-00, 14 ha 8 3 .5 0 r l0 8 P alm Ave. phone S88Y. FOR L E A S » — To the r 1 g h t * fed J.' B. W a lk er. 62-tf party for a term o f from one to who cast asparagus at the nocks and uncultured minds of three years the large- brick bouse F O B S A L » — 11 a^d 181 b . dry tho uncouth Boss Vare and his recently occupied by President . f ir wood. Ashland Ice A Storage pals during th e ir vain bat ex Churchill. C entrally located in Co. f 62-1-mo. trem ely expensive attem pt . to the school sone sfid specially a r keep him from getting Pepper’s rooming students. F O B H A L » — Newtown cooking ranged for seat in the 1926 prim ary and apples. W . W . Robison. Phons Two seeping porches, basement, .election. Reed and the Mellons 374J11. 4 » -l mo. large garage and about aa acre erect an heroic statue, of Bose of good garden land p artly set to have since been aljpost w illing to a lfa lfa and f r u i t Inquire o f or F O B 8A L B — Beal Estate B ill atop the capitol dome in correspond w ith W . J. Moore, at their frgnzied efforts to keep him SNAP F O B SOME O N E — 20 Camps Building. Ashland, Ore from fu rth e r reducing their Im 8 3-tf acres la Bellview diet. 12 in alf gon. portant political power. B ut t alfa, 6-room plastered house with those F O R R E N T — Furnished cabins, Boss Vare cannot forget fine pteee sad basement. Good taap. by week or month, 153 unkind words. d rilled well, 83.000. See Ashland ¿ s ite . 5 3 -tf And now, M r. Beck, who is "as 6 K tf respectable as atly at Jh« fuflned Pittsburghers and as wealthy as A S H LA N D R E A L T Y CO Yor reli- Some o f them, has come here to able reality. 38-1-mo. add considerable perfumery to the Vare crowd both in Wash ington and at home. Boss Vare haq every reason to believe that thp Senate won’t let him in when it comes into session By Rodney Dutcher in December, despite all t h e NBA Service W rite r Mellons, Reeds andBacks may do to show that his campaign ex W A SHING TO N — Burled deep penses of a m illion dollars or loss down smonfe the dispatches de should not bar him. I f the M el tailin g the results of the recent lon machine can’t wheedle him NOV. «Otto, is«s * ( i l L I , vs. K O R LK T off-year elections was the new* out of it, he may ran against that the Hon. James Montgomery Rped next year, but that's an By DOC R E ID Elghty-two years ago today. Beck had been elected a represen other story. • • , , ; Paddy O lli, a former bantam- tative from one of Boss B i l l In the meantime. Pennaylvan- ! weight ehampton of England, T a re ’s Philadelphia congressional is e h o u ld have a second senator, , , successfully defended bis claim to districts. who will be appointed by the gov M r. Beck’s election to Congress ernor. Vare unquestionably can . the featherweight title In t h e hardest battle of his long career, was one of the most Interesting, dictate the appointment and it by defeating Young Norley in 160 If not one of the most im portant, seemfc more than likely that he ¡rcunds of desperate fighting near political developments of 1937. Will reach over Into hjs old seat Blrmlnghàm, England. The bat- W ith one‘ fu ll swoop, Boss Vare In the House and select htg pal. ' tie lasted four hours and ten min has rewarded a faith fu l servitor, counsel and defender, Mr. Beck. added another coat of*^respecta utes. i In the sixtieth round, Morley bility to his Philadelphia machine suffered a broken right hand an<F and placed one of his ablest lieu battled |he remaining 190 rounds tenants in a position where' he the w ith thè reft hand as' his only can easily be boosted into weapon of attack. A t that he had Senate after Boss /Vare Is denied tho champion fe a bad way upon W ith but 14 members of. B um - several occasion, but was a badly Mr. Beck, best known as for side Post, O. A. R. rem aining, beaten mpn at the finish. mer solicitor general of the U n it plans are being mage I ot the an ed States under H arry Dangbhrty, nual election of officers to ba merely accepted a g ift when the held December 10, at the regular Vare machine nominated him for meeting. Five of the remaining the congressional seat heretofore veterans because of infirm ities held by Vare himself. One of the due to their advanced age, are Vara eongreesmen had obligingly unable to attend regular meet F irs t response to the Christmas resigned without serving eRcn a ings, Aut those who are gblu are Seal sale waa ieported\thls morn day In in the House and there f>lthftil in their attendance and ing by Mrs. Rose Robìnètt, local was no question that M r / ' Beck hope as long as possible to retain chairman, who said she received would be elected He had been their charter and remain an ac a cheek tor <10 from Hillah hired to add prestige to the Vare tive Post. * aide of the contest over V a re ’s Temple. An immediate generous re- right to take bis s eit add nearly sponae la anticipated, a a hae been all the Vare* arguments h a v e mad» In the past through t h e been M r. Beck’s. Hon. Beck ev en wrote a hook, which wag en m all aale. , * titled “The Vanishing Rights of the States”, but it waa entirely Ike Duaford. county' Jailer, la devoted tv proving that the Sea- ate had no right to *bar Boas a busy man. He is the only coun ty official who does not haYo his Vara. office lp Medford,' and hopes to The fact that M r. Vare la now definitely a part of the Vare R°- Join the rest of the official fam liClcal machine is unquestionab ily in their new home by Decem Complaints have -been received ly a source of satisfaction to the ber 1. He , Is busy making the by gapto officials regarding the Philadelphia baas, who l^as often final prepatatlona for the trans drowning of deer In the “ canal” rtnarted at nnfav'orable compari fer of hia prisoner» fyom the old ht the Copco plant a t Prospect. sons of his organisation w ith the Jaoksonvtlle ja<i to the Jail on Five deer have been drown in Mellon machine of Pittsburgh. the first, floor of the new court «te last week, and six palled from The Mellon machine has present house. A ll escape - proof . cell», the waters before they were dead. ed, a vary refined: front w ith <uch stool bars, and*other equipment Is A fenee wJU probably be placed, gentlelnen a t Andy and Dick M el being gradually moved and in about (he canal- ‘ 4 lon, Senator Dave Reed and *0. stalled In the new Jail. W hartoa Pepper. - • , It waa these very ’■ gentlemen s rilN C fc lB E FOR T H E T ID IN G « Catholic students at the South ern Oregon Normal School effect ed an organisation with Mias Ann Fedor as president, Helen Wease, vice-president, Anna Fisher, sec retary-treasurer. The first meet in g was held at the home o f Mrs. Julius W o lf and wan combined social and business meeting. Ancient Law Is Constitutional President of the United Sûtes ’ Chamber of Commerce ‘M any faetpra hare contributed to the predominant poaition o f 'Amarieafa workera, b u t underlying everythfad eke haa bean th e fact th a t the Anaeei- can wade earner haa h ad more horse power a t hia elbow than the worker o f any other induatriai nat/on.” * t ‘ ~ ■ I Teacher Of Violin, Viola, String Base (VM onceRo MÈs»s ci a l e") STUDIO Musical Instruments Repaired, Bows Rehalred. St Says Lewis E. Pierson r&ÀMZ ÀUSR SHORT talks B Y T H O U G H TF U L M O THER S A California (Long Beach) Mother speaks: “ Only a mother who has passed through anxious hours of faar of eroup can appre ciate our feeling of gratitude to ward Foley’s Honey and T a r Com pound. It stopped Junior’s dreadful hoarse croupy cough the very first night he took It and It was a great relief to see him drop into a quiet steep. Since then, we have many timea proven Re reli ab ility for eonghs and' cold».” Good also tor whooping cough.— For sale by a ll druggists— No. 1 WOOD $1.75 Tier GeaK Wood The Tidings VKASHINGI’Ocr; LETTER This Day In *' Rstiana G. A. R. Post Election Near Christmas Seal Sale Vader Way Quawdns M aguey Sap —a Vital Raw Food T h e most highly developed sys- tem o f electric poorer equipment and facilities in the world has helped make thia condition o f affairs possible. ~ • in the last fifteen years, while at 1 . tt the same time, materially de- % Because o f the engineering skill creasing the cost o f manufac- and organising ability which tured articles. . have gone into^the expansion o f __ America*s.power plants, there is in the light o f such achievement, available to America» widuatry obvious that the interests o f today more electrical energy than American business and Am en ia produced in all the, rest o f the canfenai^ylife wiU he served best world combined. by tixe careful preservation of the Nearly a million miles o f trans- mission and distribution lines supply American industry with principle o f individual initiative by which such accomplishments • have been made possible. Stomach Trouble Headquarters Wlafc Company, phone 118. 1er with- Aeuamlel. andanei A g . e a f f S r 7 Ä ,,,s s S K S ♦The complete text Of Mr.' Pierson1» address w ill be furnished upon request. T he C n u F O W W iA O R E G O N P O W E R C O M P A N Y C 33r o jn c M i fiS S H FEW FOLKS HAVE ' GRAY HA« NOW M edford.Grants Pass. Roseburg. Klam ath FaUs-Oregon uEj Yridca. Dunsnauir-Calitorala □tí Ike Dunlord Is Nearly “Moved w- ¡••Ar & F or fnformarioe fnqwlro At ASH LA ND H D T E L — F H D N E 47