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Newspaper Page TextASITLAVD WEEKLY TIDINGS Wednesday, April 7, 1020, lGE TWO Ashland Weekly Tidings ltZlu -Church Finances Make Prosperous Showing for YearE business nropoganda on the paid ' rdvertising basis. When the pol iticians i't lor the paper white 1 aper for nothing it will be time Bert R. Greer Kditor enough to let politicians use it) columns for nothing. Established 1S7G Published Every Wednesday hy THE ASllLAN'D PRINTING CO Members of the OFFICIAL CITY AD COVMV iri:u. rXDESIIlAHI.E CITIZENS TKI.KPIU1NK ' If all the men of Ashland were as active in constructive commit- ports nitv movement as some of them splendid condition, in obstructive movement in matter. I'OMTK'AL l'Hdl'AtJAMllSTH Just lately we are exceedingly impressed with the inteiest all po litical rallies, and all candidates of political parties, and candidates TAI.EXT TIDINGS The box factory has been con verted into a feed store and a mill for grinding feed is to be Installed. Ormie Coddard has rented It. Robison's dairy ranch for a Presbvterian-Jear - Hobison will work for the ditch company. church and congregation were u, K-,,h uhn , . . . . VBpv pretty satisfied bunch of people badly last week, is back at work , , at camp No. 2. last evening after the annual con-, , ! Mr. and Mrs. Manning are en gregational meeting when the re-! tertaining company from the oast. were read, show ing the; -nr. :viuuigan s inoiner. w no nas financial and "e " vlsl"ng ner son nero, ro- tili-nOil In l,p litimn -.1 IV, -., tn fitt- ctuerwise, vvuicn vims iui t-t,, ,, Mr9 mWean wt,nt organization. Never in the his- j with her to make a short visit, tory of the church are condition i William Stump received anoth- so prosperous as at the end of the , er car load of coal for use at the present year. The treasurer's re.; oil wells near hers. , , ,, , Mrs. Iiazil Johnson, who tin port revealed all expenses and oh- (Ienvc)1, Vt,v R()rus ,.,,.,, ioI, ligations met, with a creditable! U Medlord hospital last Friday baliince as a nest egg for the; is doing as well as could bo ex coming year. j ' , , , , Mrs. John Reason, who under lie annual meeting last even- ..., ,.,: , v.i.r.n.i hospital last Saturday is nicely. I UVrtll rM-.t-lr nn,l u-i f n-r. .. , II., l,.,u .li....l.. r i.,.! ,.: i ... " " '" " a Mice sum .,i in,, in., "i'-.' ,.., t)lp SP1.j()U3 jim,ss ()f the 1. liter's not been used to spending a mil- was enough to put the .worst brother. lion dollars to make two million 1 grouch in a high good humor, Mr, Koozire, who has pur- ...... ........ i. , , - - c 1 asen i ne n se reeei I v v: c:ir- I ninr- ... .'""- . . e. . , , ed by Earl Ilriscoe, is renioileling moii oi l him. Talk to him about spend- dyspepsia. The parlors wen- u nml gPtting it ready lor occu- ing a dollar to inane two ami inspreau vviin long tames atir.ie- pnnv. be Is not tivelv decorated w Mh bihIiil' rinw. I Hnce Robinson, son of Prof. Ias mail! .... ... , , ,... ,,i ' - i .,.:.. ...... Robinson, had his leg broken bv 1 1 ion i , , . tl. i a heavy door falling on it. is satisfied with small aceom-at uown togetner. All were, The all-day meeting at the Tlap- plishment. Hut, start a move- served alike, with the exception of j tist church Sunday was a great ment that contemplates the in- j individual tables for the ehoir mid i success and two members wore vestment of hundreds of thou-, Christian Endeavor socielv. These ilcr,,,' the church. . , ., .. , , . . . , , Dr. Malnigren of Phoenix and sands or millions of dollars and he ; tables had extra fixings In the.llis sjsteri wll0 lB visiting him Is at once frightened and would Way of decorations but the nuts! from California, attended the all even shoulder his musket to do-1 wore just as good at one table as, day meeting at the Baptist church Sunday. SI IISI K1PTION HATES One Year Six Months 1 Three Months " Al FKT1SIVC. HATES Dlsplav Advv.tisc-mei.ts. e.ich inch .: Local Reader, the line Mc Classified Column, the word, each time 10 Legal Notices, e.ich tune, me line :1 Cards ot Thanks. H.uO obituaries, the line Flaterual orders and societies charging le-iilar initiation fees and dues, regular rates. Delicious and benevolent societies will be charged at tl. advertising rate for a tisine when an I'dm collection is taken. Entered at the Ashland, Oregon. nt once comprehends Postoffice as se: end class man nf such an investment and ers, AmongTthe new churches to be built as the result of appropria tions Just made by the board of church erection of the Presby terian church in the United States, will be one in Phoenix. This will supplant the structure already standing, which is the oldest Pres byterian church building in Jack son county. are fire years "old timers" would need to hire a guide to conduct , them through the oldtown.it would have grown and changed so. I There are two kinds of obstruct 1 tionists. The first is u man who has never had any part in large ng was preceded by a dinner undertakings and quukon at the, which also tended to show the. thought of development that costs prosperity of the church, as the I regular I 1.;., jr.....,.lti. n-,lut onli ' niintlii.1 Vi'nn tl.o l,il,T,.n.. for nomination by political par- ,,' , u . . , ,! Mrs. Rhodes and daughter. Mrs. ties are evincing in the newspa- wimton recklessness." He is ab- not forgotten, and little tables and B(10thi nml 80 of A9n,am, S)P1 , . so ute v honest in n s opinions, cnairs were piacea in a consine-: Knmhiv In Tn phi viaitlm tho fn.- pers. e B' i a bum- u.,.n. . ..... 1 , , ,i.,i,.o m... n I gloss starch in a little cold wn NOTH K TO EXTKRM1NATK (..iot l S(1 IRHKI.S Every person, firm, co-partner shin, conip ny or corporation re siding on. owning, leasing, occu living, possessing or having charge of or dominion over any land, building, wharf or dock in f est ed with digger ground squir rels ill Jackson county, Oregon is hereby notified to begin at once to effectively exterminate und destroy all such DIGGER (IKOI N'D SQ1TRRELS. The following poison for mix ing and Instructions for use there of is the method most expedient I,, in,, anil eiieeuve to ne use'.i lor me ! extermination and destruction of such ground squirrels and is here by recommended, to-wit, alkaloid strychnine used on eitlrtr barley or wheat, barley preferred, mix ed according to the following for mula nml manner, to-wit: l!arley, clean grain, 10. quarts. Strychnine (powdered alkaloid) 1 ounce. Bicarbonate of Boda (baking soda) 1 ounce. Thin starch paste pint. Heavy corn syrup H pint. Glycerine 1 tablespoon. Saeeharlno 1-10. This material should be mixed us follows: Mix thoroughly 1 ounce of powdered strychnine (al kaloid) and 1 ounce ot common baking soda. Sift this into V pint of hot paste and stir to. a smooth creamy mass. (The st rch paste is made by dissolv ing 1 heaping tablcspoonful of dry -! 1 of dope every day from candidates and parties all personal and par .n,,,lMfor FREE i.obli-f experiences. cation, but we do not use any of ! '"l'l'thy, it either personal or party our columns are too full of paid ad vertising to justify it. Nor do we expect to use any of it. Our past observations are against the expediency of it. This applies to politicians and parties of every kit and kind. Our ad vertising columns i re open to all ot them on exactly the same terms the regular advertising rate but absolutely not open to any personal or party political prop aganda. This applies to state unit local as well as national individ ual and "party propagandists. Thousands upon thousands ol dollars are expended in every po litical campaign. The men who send out the free press notices to the publishers draw fat salaries for doing so. Thousands of dol lars are spent for publicity. The presB agents are paid; the postage is paid; the composition Is paid for; Ilia photographs and plates are paid for; the motion pictures xre paid for. Why should not the ublisher get paid for his more valuable commodity? This has been our experience. Politicians will use I he newspa pers just as long 'is they are use ful and always when they can be Used for nothing. Once elected, il the paper criticN'g too harshly we hear talk of a censorship. If the publisher cries for bread they hand him a stone. If he wants relief from the outrageous print paper situation thev give him con versation: if he wants an honest postal rate he run? up against a "souk the newspaper guy." Just at present all the rondi dales are in l ie attitude of bow ing and scraping to newspaper publishers wheresoever siluaied They need tie newspapers now and consequently they are e.x tiemely polite to them. Once elected, they won't need the news papers at all, at least they figure they don't n 1 them, unil then Ihe country publisher will not be able to get wit lin hailing distance of the back door of the third as sistant secretary to the official. In the nieiutime it is good but those opinions uro circum scribed by his narrow financial served with as much attention as He is entitled to : tho ciders, and that bugaboo of but should not be al- childhood, having to wait and eat lowed to stand for one moment tho cold scraps left by the grown- iin the path of big progress. Dig; lips, was eliminated. investment will return dividends Rer. C. P. Koehler evidently Just as certainly as small invest-j knew what the reports of the nients, and, besides, we live in an church and various societies were age of big things ai d to do them greatly costs a deal of money. The second is a baser kind and needs no sympathy or tolerance. What ho does he does because he is short visioned not only but stingy. He is ready to break his neck any day to obstruct a move ment if he thinks it will cost him a dollar. He knows if the thing (..oes he will be embarrassed by be ing asked to contribute; that he will be In a bad light If he re fuses; and he fights the move ment simply because ho desires to shirk his responsibility. Usual ly he is the most active in ubstruc tive movements. Of his type up those who make real estate In vestments, never make a dollar of improvement .4, dodge every fi nancial demand intended to make more value, and sils quietly by In the hope of profiting by the pub lic spirit and enterprise of- his neighbor, llo never opposes any thing except that which is likely to cost hi in an additional dollar, but the moment a proposition conies up that he will be unable to dodge without embarrassment lie rolls up his sleeves and be gins to fight like a soii-of-a-giiu to down it. According to his ac count everybody who favors the movement Is a "grafter." To make his argument appear strong er he admits a need along the line, hut says thai it should be done in an entirely different way. The wrong men are at the head of it Ihe city is too small to stand the strain the tjiing is all right, but its cost will bankrupt tho town and so he rambles on with plausible argument until the movement is defeated. Then he forgets that he raid be thoui-.nt it should be put forward in a modified or different form, hi going to show when, instead of a formal grace before eating, he called on the assembly to sing, "Praise God Prom Whom All Blessings Flow," and Ibis was cer tainly done with hearty good will. Chapman and iittendin day meeting at the Baptist church. Mrs. Moda Netherland ot Med ford visited her mother, Mrs. Crosby, Saturday. Many from Ashland attended the all-day meeting at the Bap tist church at Talent. E. R. Jones started for Cana da Saturday with a team. Mr. Perry was fn town last week on business. Mrs. Ames of Medford was in town one day last week on busi ness. Mr. Eads died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Mark Kline, Sunday and was buried in the I. after which his Injunction to "Kali O. O. P. cemetery In Medford to" wan not needed T.o.-hIk of 'Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. good things to eat and happy eon- Fletcher Silencer was in town Qfiliirili.v nml made ll trill to Med genitil fellowship made tho dinner fnr(i one long to be remembered. Ralph At 7:30 the congregational , Sunday, meeting was called. The various auxiliary societies were called upon and made their Bowman was home over Bvron Works was at home the , latter part of the week. j Mrs. Charles Lack and Mrs. Ar- reiiorts.'lhnr Hall moved out to tho lit- showing a fine condition iu all. The expenses have all been met promptly, and the benevolences given show a marked increase over those of last year. Numerous unforeseen calls have been made on these societies during the part year, and all have been respond ed to, and in many cases have far! exceeded their quota. The1 church treasurer's report was par-' tictilarly gratifying to Hie emigre-; gallon, showing that all expenses have been met, and that a fine surplus remains in the treasury.' This Is the best report, aecordiu.: to the officials that has ever been made in the history of tTie church. Officers for the coming year were elected as follows: Elders lor three years, Louis Worth, W.J K. Smith and Geo;ge E. Carpeii-I tor; trustees for three years. .1. L. llarner and I. D. Leslie; I'm two years, George Icenhower; deaconesses, Mrs. Atkinson, Mrs. j Leslie, and Miss Osniiin; tic is urer, C. It. liillete; snperinti out of Sunday school ger; assistant superintendent, Mrs. J. W. Hoyt; secretary and Grew mill last Friday. Mrs. William Crosby and daugh ter Gladys .left Monday for a short visit Wit h the furrow's sis ter, Mrs. Mavion Dozier, at Hi I Calif. The Rev. Samples is continuing his meetings jit the Baptist church this week. Mr. Sowash was In Medford Monday. Several went to Medford Tues day to attend tho funeral of Mr. Eads. Rev. Morris is holding meelinus Ibis week and prepiirinir to take a class into the M. E. church on Easter . Sunday. Through a technical point ofl law raised by her attorney, Por j ter .1. Neff, the charge against I Mrs. Lark Evans of being tho ac complice of her husband in the robbery ot (I. W. Smith of Grants Pass, was dismissed in Justice Taylor's court Friday afternoon Her re-arrest i n Urn charge ot i Hid larceny of Smith's car wasj Immediately ordered by District Attorney Roberts, and her hear ing on this charge was set two. II. E. Bad-' weeks hence anil smo was reieas -. led on $50 0 bail. I After the state testimony was the all!1''- "incu is men aooeu 10 i pirn of i-oiling water, noil and stir con. talitly until a clear thin paste Is formed.) Add Vi Pint heavy corn syrup and 1 tablespoon of glycerine and stir thoroughly. Add 1-10 ounce of saccharine and stir thoroughly. Pour this mix ture over 1G quarts of clean bar ley and mix well so that each gniin is coated. One quart of the poisoned grain mixed ns aforesaid is sufficient for 40 or 50 bnit3 end this quan tity scattered along squirrel trails or on clean hard places on the sur face about the holes will not en danger stork. Strychnine in any form other than the powdered strychnine (alkaloid) is not ef rcrtive in the above formula. From tho date hereof until May 1st is the most effective time to poison and destroy the digger squirrels, as they are just emerg ing from their hibernation. They1 are hungry nnd fond is scarce. The County Court of Jackson County, Oregon, has secured a large amount of strychnine and the other ingredients necessary for Ihe mixture, and a quantity thereof has been mixed and Is now on sale to the farmers ' or persons Interested at actual cost Mid may be had by applying to Ihe undersigned at his office in the Liberty building or at the fol lowing places: Ashland Fruit and Produce as sociation, Talent Mercantile Co.. Phoenix Mercantile Co., Roimio River Fruit & Produce ns-o.-i i Hon, Medford; Kick Store, Jack sonville; Pernoll Store, Apple gate; Paxson Drug Store. Central Point; Brown Bros., Eagle Point; Kilter & Son, Brownsboro; Ta ble Rock Store. Table Rock; Bowers Drug Store, Gold Hill; Don Wilson's. Rogue River; A II Thompson, Lake Creek; C. E. Wilhite, Sams Valley. If any person herein designat ed shall, within thirty days from the first publication of this no tice, fail to begin .in good faith to exterminate, eradicate nnd de stroy, according to tho method aforesaid, or by any other effec tive means Bald ground squirrols herein designated, the County Court of Jackson County, Oregon, will appoint a person or persons on objection on or prior to said date, NOTICE OF SIIKHIFI "S SAI.K 23rd, 1915, or have since acquir ed, or now have in and to the fol- EDNA PEARL PROSSER, lowing described property, Bltu- Pormerly Ednn Pearl Hurt.'uted in Juckson county, state oi Administratrix. (Oregon, to-wit: S 9-4 Wed The west half of the northeast .quarter, the east hull of the northwest quarter, the norm west quarter of the northwest By virtue of an execution in quarter ot Section 30, and the Foreclosure and Order of Sale1 southwest quarter of the gouth duly Issued out of und under the i west quarter ot Section 19, all In seal of the circuit court for the township 38 south of range S to nroceed with the extermination stuto nf Oregon fur Jackson east of the W. M., and also the and eradication of such ground county, dated March 13th, 1920, northeast quarter of the north squirrels, and the cost thereof In- in a certain suit therein, wherein east quarter of section 25, in curred will be assessed to such churles E. Hooper and Peurl A. township 3S south of range 2 east land, building, wharf or dock, and Hooper as pluintirfs, recovered of W. M., all in Jackson county, unless paid will become a lien 1 judgment against Margaret L. Oregon, and uls'o the saw-mill against the same, for the exler-! Heeser. Horace P. Reeser and El-! und equipment thereon. initiation of said ground squirrels. 1 Kie Reeser. ns defendants, for the; Dated at Jacksonville, Oregon, This notice Is published pursu ant to the statute in such rase made and provided and for two consecutive weeks or three Issues, of. Dated and first published this 31st day of March 1920. CLAI'DE C. CATE, County Agent for Jackson County, Oregon. 90-3 Wed. sum of Three Thousand Threo, March lath, S20. Hundred Thirteen and 00-100 C E. TEItRILL, ($3313.00) Dollars, together with Sheriff of Jackson County, Or Two Hundred ($200.00) Dollars-egon. nnd all persons described therein - attomeys's fees nnd $20.40 costs! By FLORA THOMPSON, are required to take notice there-j which judgment was enrolled and 89-4-Wed Deputy, docketed in snid Court March .. , .. 13th, 1920. Notice Is hereby given that, pursuant 1o the terms of salil ex ecution, I will on Saturday, April 24th, 1920, at 10 o'clock a. in., at the front door ot the court house In the City of Jacksonville, Jackson County, Oregon, offer for sale and Bell at public auction tor cash to the highest bidder, to sat- ox NOTICE ftp HEARING FINAL At'COI NT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the undersigned hag filed in the office of the Clerk of Court Real Estate Homes und acreage. Farms and Slock Ranches. All Kinds of flood Insurance ot Jackson county, Oregon, herinf thi nl .nliWt tn i-edemn. final report us administratrix of .tion as provided by law, all ot the estate Of Joseill Garland mi1b rluhl title niwl Interest that Hurt and the Hon. G. A. Gard- ,ne 8aii defendants Jointly or in ner, judge or said Court has des-1 dividuallv, had on November Ignated April 24th, 1919, at 10, - 1 o'clock a. m., at the court house Isfy said Judgment, with the costs Ashland Agents ot Abstract Co. Billings Agency Established 1883. In Jacksonville, snid county, as f :Hiv;; VM !!; the time and place for hearing i in any objections thereto. Any per-i; son objecting thoreto must file .'A I JHUUr I. packer 1 Oranges TWO DOZEN FOR ABOUT THE PRICE OF ONE Large, Ripe, Juicy Oranges 35c 40c 50c Wo Feature Trii Itlu "Tho Crueller for You," In A-diland Ashland Stale Exchange K. W. Flack us. It. P. Holmes Plaza Market. ('. L. Loom is Whilo House Grocery DOZEN Stearns Self Service Store 7 North Main Opposite the Plaza Illiuuli.iJ treasurer, Geo. E. Carpenter; li brarians, Miss Tillie Anderson and .Mrs. Hitchcock; superintendents of cradle roll, Mrs. Geneva Al- different men, and lays down sat-! Ion; SPRING FEVER Following Cc lris, Grig or Flu, Thin, Watery cr Poltonail Blood B DlL Vj : EHTIKK MilTT. ) home department, Miss Isfied because he has1 blocked It. Sarah Fox; primary department. Such an one is entitled to no le-j.Mrs. E. J. Van Sunt; organist, spect or consideration. His activ-i .Mrs. Robertson; choirlster, Mrs. ity is directed by selfishness and Perry Ashcraft; benevolence his methods are dishonest. Such ' trustee of church, Miss Nellie men have ruined many a good J Russell. A budget of $1000 was malice for community advance-1 decided upon to meet the expenses iiieui. i ney never propose movement that will cost a dollar for fear they will bo caught in the mesh by the soliciting commit- At this time c f year most people t 'ee. suffer frotn wln.t we term " spring Ashland has a number of such ,r " l,.,,,ot,u.i rif a ufuirrvnit fitn.i I ,u .... "..w ,,ui(i in,,- are Known hv ,i,.,. T,"'y ' 1 a public trouneini iition of the blooil. because of the :oxins ( poisons l Blored up within '.lie body during; the long' wint.-r. vVe eat too muc'i meat, with liuit jr no ifrec-n ve;.L-t?bies. Bloodless pc pie, thin, anemic people, those wiui pa,? ciic-ks and ips, who have f. pn;r app-tite and feel that tired, worn or f.. ., rti jondition in tne rmr:-'..rv of tr.e year, bhould try l i" r-f r !..!. Vuc powers of a .A a.vj alood purifier. Sx-r, a v.r.j: iui IruirifistJi have v,;'J f : '.' i is br. Pierce's Owi-r. If -. a. b v yjvery. It i a ttrM'. r'r.'w; that can be obA.rv-fl i.-. f iquid form. M v.'isr.'- w from wild rxj'ji wd r,ir. Baker City, mj.ox: I i is itti mrluer.i ir.d .' t-vi r- breakdown. Mr t',ir,.-ri . t. 1 1 did not retain n.jr UtA I t 1' '' four ikii Hid I hm troo k.iii .nriiii! and gx. I i-ct.,rH th u.y two lavr;t d'rv,ni arid a I 'tor. f.mi.r. On day I M-r.ifor acpy ot !r P;-r'- i Mtd.cl A'Jruer (price, '":), I ri-ad arid dci'iel ti Uifcke a trial ot hvery citizen should know exact ly where they stand so that their ctivitles "against" everything ln-iieficial mi,y ut KUH.n .,,) roundly ignored. The sad part of it is that they TRY THESE KK ll'ES Tea Cakes These are made by using 2 eggs, 2-3 of a cup of sugar, Vi cup ot (lour, 1 teaspoonful ot ba kill). I owder, Vi cup of walnut meats, and 4 cup of finely cut dates Heat eggs until light, add the su gar, put in the flour into which l-iiking powder has been sifted, add the nut meats chopped fine r- allowed (0 obstruct for years Pake iu a sheet and cut in nar iid still hold tho confidence and 'row strips when cold. Roll in pert of tin, community. They rh'iuld he exposed. Delicious with I powdered sugar. I lea or ice cream. ill Mar-liniallmv I'llildillg One-half pound or marsh mal lows rut in pieces with buttered scissors, Vs cup chopped walnuts. cup sliced maraschino cher umii:hay's news L.r.il fishermen are getting t'.'-ir tackl ready today and look r.ir forward longingly for the '. orrow which ush'-rs in the fish r-.,.,,,. m-ruiiiiiiK iii scouts i-vrup, neat winpping cream h'j have Ijm-o making a tentative, und add 2 tablespoons! ul ol su ur-ey pn imratory to the opening gar, and teaspoon! ul of vanil-'-f the si-.soii, all -treams in tbi.la. Combine the above and mold 'e.tion are abounding with t. It is ready to B,.rve in 30 minute. . lid prospects look good for an ex- lliiv Nut luf iu nnd Smith had testified that during the trip from Grants Pass to near Jacksonville Mrs. Evans took no part other than that of a silent witness in the car, her husband handling tho gun ami doing all the robbery work, Attor ney Neff put Mrs. Evans on the stand. She testified to her mar riage to Evans, asserting that Evans, under the assumed nam" ot Wallace Swasev, married her eight years ago at Tacoma, that they lived together a month and separated, nnd never had seen each other again until about six months ago they .met accidentally in Portland, since which time they had lived together. Attorney Neff then asked for a dismissal ot tho charge, which was granted, he citing the rule of evidence in the Oregon laws, which presumes "that a wife, acting with her husband in Hie committing of a felony other than murder, acted by coercion and without guilty Intent," unless it was proven otherwise. The state had introduced no "otherwise" testimony. HOTEL MANX Powell St., at C farrell San f ranciscc In the heart of the business, shopping and theatre district. Running distilled ice water in every room. Our commodious lobby ,fine service.and Homelike restaurant will attract you. European Plan rates $1.00 op. c . "Nearest to I Cverythinc" : ill ill Maiageaeit M W.B.Jwe cP&fflttl THE CITIZENS BANK O FASH LAND HERMAN'S SHOES Are built on the celebrated Munson last. First to make this Jast famous the Herman shoe Is known country wide You enjoy your feot It tbay're In Hermans. 'Mional ac-ison. According to he " Medical lw,-rr." Attl.ailin.e " ' mt ears ne wm be out I a onlv aole ay op a (ew ii.in- at tho firt approach of daylight otnatati'iue. AfK-r takir.z to itut tomorrow, this m-:!tl,.r in ideal 1 aa able to b on ro a:i djv. !,,.,. . , Imoow able V, eat avti..r. - t.ui '"T ' " J""' (he kind discomfort and i.-vr I, n tie- .Iru.er? "l'"rtMnen rl.oe f.,r tin i.r.Biim, an tur moolj in the loomr? nor am AnhUnd citizen, c,ri l. oowei irouoie. j . a I- , i " - ((J At a time r."W and i no ni JJaa. Wn. JioooAiiU, .oCiiiJiUjUt. :'rora now oo Mrs. C. II. How. nd has received word from her son, who has been seriously III in Tex ts following an ries and one teaspoonful of their "lpn,lion' ,hM ," ia 'li1y ''- yrup. beat whipping cream ; '"'n i,,K '"'I'"4 "p M""r lainen lor Ins spicily recovery. .Mr. Howard, w ho went, to his son's bi'dside on learning of bin lllenss will bring the young man home as soon us the latter is able to travel. sar some gr-.t fi-h stoiies I'se 1 cup o! chopped walnuts, I cup o! bread crumbs, 14 rupl o! cooked rice, 1 egg beaten. To,'0" SAI-E- this add small cup of sweet milk, a lit t la sace, salt and pepper lo taste. stir all together an I place in well buttered pan. Il.ike 'j hour. Serve with tomato sauce. f ASHLAND ' J! J There Are Many Things Upon Our Shelves That soiiiPiiiups you will want yourselves. Many items in themselves are small, but in the course of time you'll need tliem all; so wo would a.sk you please to keep in mind the plare where when hurried you can find all your needs in the Hardware Line 37-39 NORTH MAIN STREET Si-ioom house, base ment. triclly moili-m. Kurn. o- heat, water, lii'llls, fruit for family use. About one acre of eroii'td. dandv for rtiji keni. for lli!'-: !ii il :i'-i naihiie i,f T J. I'hilpott, Mitt Holly Si Alviu JIos, Ashland, Ore. 87-lmo HAVE YOf KOMK I'KOltl.KM? Should you have some business o r financial problem, about which you are undecided, do not hesitate to consult with our officers. Their prac tical experience and busi ness Judgment may be of value to you. S t ',v.ys-'..V .ir-'V-ftr " A Van savings IT HAY TO OWX A VAl'fJHN DRAW SAW? T ' Ity hand you ran saw 5 ronU of wood a day at a cost of $1.11 per ronl. Willi Vaughn miw one man can produiw 20 i-or(N a (lay, ut a iie.1 of 2Tt ient n cord. lauglin ilniic saw will earn you Htf .'VO a day profit, lernt oil unilgiiMtliiie, villi, ll, fur III linurs' con tinuous ninnlng will oet alwuit $I..V, Si- limr qiiirkly Ihe Vmiglin drag nan will pay for llarlf in nil llllonal pmflfo? Anil nflcr it liai Minil it rout It Koea right on cuniing for yearn If pron-rly ran-il tor. The miw ran Im- liikrn Into the woods an) where a horse oaa go. ClVflf DTT7T . Come bi and let ma (bow you. dVllaw llCL At the corner on tha Plaza.