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About Ashland weekly tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924 | View Entire Issue (April 14, 1920)
Wednesday, AprU 14, 1020 tack loin ASHLAND WEEKLY TIDINGS w LOCAL AND PERSONAL mussntnaatmttiraaantmtmtmn TUESDAY'S XKWS Mr. and Mrs. Charles 1'. Chris tenseu, former well kncwu resi dents of Ashland, who have been living In Moutecc-na, Calif., since leaving here three .' earn ago, have changed their residence to Lin den, Calif., where .Mr. Christ en sen is connected will) Ine Linden Lumber company. Miss Muttie Turner was up from Talent last evening uttendin:; tl.i minstrel show, and spending the night with her aunt, Mit. G-.'ortie-Fobisnn, j J. S. Campbell of Klamath Full; j is in Ashland this week visiting1 bis children, who are making heir home here with Mr. and Mrs. W. McCoy . drove out UUlCUUKnRSKWaaa : ter-in-law of Mayor C. K. Gates. mo lanniies oi J. ci,. inr. her husband, and1 and A. H. Daveuhitl three-weeks-old baby, George ' to the Apple-gate district yesterday Gales, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Bert and spent the day picnicking in Greer and family attended the fu- that section. ner.il from Ashland. $ j, The call of the mayor to clean ti, Ashland nosloffice has on'P premises in the city today has hand some government seeds for free distribution consisting ol beets, lettuce, carrots, onion radish. First come first served first one will take place next Fri day evening and will bo patronis ed by prominent residents of this city. An orchestra from the band will furnish the music. l!i i t Inlay Surprise Miss L. E. Demmoii has pur chased the house and lot on Avery street belonging to P. A. Decker and wife. She expects to Improve this property and make it her home. Beaver Realty company made the sale through their of fice. H. 0. Frohliach, secretary ofj tha Medford Coininercihl rial), was a business visitor In Ashland Miss Pearl Hodkinson was most been given a hearty response, and , af,remMy gurpri8e, ,, Sat,rda, practically every household . . i,n,l the eclae ol its lawn uecoraieu wun punnysacks, old boxes and other " " ' receptacles containing the . accu-i home on Church street to help her munition of trash of the past win- celebrate her sixteenth birthday ter. Whittle's big motor trurks i t. i veisn ry. Games were played, Poll'timl AnnAlinrPmPfltC I VlltlVUI I IIIIIUUIIVVIIIUIIIU county of Jockson, State of Ore gon, as the Executor of the Es tate of Win, M. Abbott, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate are required to present the same, duly verified at the office of Briggs and Briggs, in the Pioneer Block, in the City of Ashland. Oregon, within six months from the date of the first publication of this notice. SVLVE.Nl'S S. ABBOTT, Rxeoutor. Date of first publication Is April 14ili, 1 y 20. 92-4t trict Attorney. I ( elected I pledge myself to an Impartial enforcement of the law. F. P. FARRELL. and hu young ladles were served i delicious refreshments. Those Political A. Shell this winter heie ing the ctiy schools. attend-1 this morning. The many friends of Mrs. IT. S. Emery will be glad to learn that she is greatly improving alter her serious illnesB during the past win ter. She hopes to be out again toon if she continues to gain, as the has in the past week or so. The sale of the It. ,T. Fd wards property at T2 Laurel .-iieit has lioen made through the Allen aren cy this week. & - Miss liuth Whitney has resigned her position In the Citizens Hank end has accepted another in Grants Tass. She left Saturday night. $ v In another column will bo read today the announcement of A. C ' Walker for nominat;on as a candi-. date for roiipnty treasurer on thei republican ticket. Mr. Walker lives near Central Point, has been a resident of Jackson county for fifteen years and has had experi ence In office work which qualifies liiui for the office. ' Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Gall were in from Belleview yesterday spend ing the day with Mrs. Gall's sis ter, Mrs. Lulu Van W'egen. ! Mis. Benton Bowers, Jr., left last night for San Francisco where she will make an extended! visit. S I Mr. and Mrs. (1. W. Cults of! Portland while passing through j Ashland on their way home from j California, stopped off to visit with I friends for u few days. They I were former residents of Ashland, where Mr. Cults held a position as' operator for the Southern Pacific 22 years ago, and naturally see many changes in this locality si ? that time. ! have been pressed into service and are making a quick job of clearing out the rubbish and cart ing it off. t Mrs. Minnie Itobison came up Saturday night and spent Sun clay in Ashland, the guest of Mrs. George Itobison. j, 4 I llelinan-Collmi Mrs. Susie L. Allen through her; A pretty hut simple Easier wed real estate office closed the suiciding was celebrated this morning of the J. C. Barnard property on ' at the homo of Rev. and Mis. K. Announcements. .$15 00 present were Caroline Tilton, Margaret McCoy, Margaret Camp bell, Lucile Perozzi, Beth and Joyce Johnson, Dimple Slack, Georgianna ('lift, Jessie Guthrie, Catherine and Louise Hanson, Mechanic street to E. P. Moore Saturday. S 8 Mr. and Mrs. T. IT. Simpson were Medford visitors Sunday af ternoon. $ J. A. Miller, mayor of Fossil, is spending several days In Ashland, making u survey of property here, II. Willsl'ord when Ray E. Ilel ni. in and Miss Edna E. Coltoirof 111 Koulli Central avenue were united in marriage. They were attended by the bride's sister, Misti Hazel Colton and by D. J. Mac Kinnon. A white and green color sclieint) was carried nut in the floral decorations for tin' quiel event with ferns, lilies and Cher Political Display Adv. the in. .36 Cash must accompany order on all political advertising. For District Attorney Believing that my successful man agement of the otfice of District Attorney has shown me thor oughly quail. led, and that I can serve the people of Jackson County in that capacity beHt, I announce my candlducy for re- nomlnatlon on the Republican ticket at the May primaries. G. M. ROBERTS. v For Sheriff hereby announce myself a Re publican candidate for Sheriff of Jackson County, at the May primaries. Several years' ex perience In this line of wor,k, including last six months of 1919 In the tax collection de partment, thoroughly qualifies me to administer the duties of! the office in an efficient man ner. JOHN B. WIMER. maries. I feel that my record as a public official during the first term entitles me to re nomlnatlon and re-election. C E. TERRILL, For Assessor I hereby announce my candidacy for the nomination for the of fice of County Assessor of Jack son County, subject to the wish es of the voters of the Repub lican party at the primary elec tion of May 21st. J.B. COLEMAN. hereby announce my candidacy; for re-nominution for the office of Sheriff on the Republican! ticket, subject to the May prim- School Superintendent I hereby announce myself a candi date for nomination for County School Superintendent on the Republican ticket. O. W. GODWARD. County Superintendent I hereby announce myself as can didute for County School Su perintendent on the republican ticket at the primary election, May 21st. I am for education, and for giving the rur.'.l schools the very best advantages pos sible, for employing as far as possible tho teachers from our own state schools, Mid for pay ing adequate salaries. I favor more Normal schools for Ore gon. A. J. HANBY. County School .Superintendent I herewith announce myself as a candidate seeking nomination by the Republican party for the office of county school superin tendent. SPRANNE W. HOMES. with a view of being u liilui chaser of real eslale II. G. Yoo has again resinned his duties in tho Citizens Bunk aT Itor an illness for the past two : weeks. O. II. Johnson, who has ben se riously ill for several weeks, is able to be out and Is looking af ter business interests. C. It. Howard c.inle homo yes terday from Texas where he was called several weeks ago by thu serious illness of his son. He re ports the latter much improved. pur- okee roses. I ho lirule was verv 1 charming In a going away gown j Uif dark blue satin. Following Hie I I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the office of Dis trict Attorney, on Republican ticket, subject to the wish of the voters ut coining primary elec tion. I believe that the laws should be honestly and fairly enforced, nnd it nominated and I'lected will see that they are so enforced. H. A. CANADAY. hereby announce my candidacy for nomination on the republi can ticket for the office of Dis- ' ceremony Mr. mid .Mis. Helinan left for a brief wedding trip. On ! their return they will make their homo in Glendale, Calif. Ray is i the son of Mrs. K. V. Jones of this city. At the meeting called to inaug urate a tenniB club in Ashland for the coining summer no definite ar rangements worn made towards forming a club. The only ai l ion taken at the meeting at this time vus to draw up and start the rlr dilation of a petition to request the park board to get the courts In Bhape so th it they will be ready to use us soon as the club is fully organized and the season for play-' lug opens. A number of tennis J fans attended the iii'-eling and evinced much enthusiasm over the An Oregon family of Iuoject. Saturday Night Party Miss Calla Biegel was hostess Saturday evening at a rharnilng- l. :..,.l ,.. .., ...I. lot. .... Mrs. Trask is entertaining at ; " "" her home on the Boulevard Mi'.j Wi,r,,B "f 2!i . her ",,lmute and Mrs. R. II. Johnson of Dick-! (l U"",s wp" ""- The Miss .Elsie Alexander, who iMsoll, N n wll0 have uf.rll sppml. , company spent in" evening p.ay makes her home in Ashland with 1IB tna willl(!r , ,, niff ... ! $50()l "ml "l tl,c stl'"kfi f U' her aunt. Mrs. J. D. McRea, has Calif., and are on Iheir way home. ! ll,i(l"iKl,t' Miss was Canpd gone to Carndulf, Sat., to visit ! , t0 tlie ll',or wh1'e '" waa t- for several months. May Dance ; surprised to find two of her . $, $ The Ladies' Auxiliary Club ; . guests with a huge birthday cake The Trigonia Oil company I pinning lor its annual .May dance -hih were burning lighted broke a drill at the well yesterday jw,j(., js ,le , (m m()at prominent I candles. Sho then remembered social features of Ashland every,111111 "'e new day chronicled the, spring. This event will be licl.t ! fiiiiiverssiry of hr Liilh. The ad May 7, and will be as usual unj'111 ot tlie CilkB was the signal attractively arranged affair. I ''" company to shower Miss Biegel with n number of gifts. afternoon, which will necessitate a fishing job, after which the Im plement will lie sent to Portland for repairs. This will delay drill ing for several days. I Cinileivlla Club Members of tho Cinderella Fine refreshments followed, af- 500 ter which the company repaired Look twice before you decide that the things which you are in terested in seeing done are not on the Tentative Program of Work for the Commercial Club. Some of those beads are fairly inclu sive. For instance if you favor "Clean-up and paiiil-iip" you will find on the Forum and Discus sional Program the heading. "Out line and Follow a Definite Plan for Making Ashland a Cleaner nn.l More Beautiful City Paving Par ticular Attention to Improving the , 1)c)wcr' District near the S. P. Station." Thus while a definite plan is be ing outlined in forum meetings nnd committee meetings, Painl up and Clean-up will come in for their share. So on with any num ber of suggestions. They are in cluded under Fume. Inclusive bead. "lal on the The suggestioi s will be kept on'sin 1S13? file and cross indexed so that a committee on lleautification, for I instance, could find eevry Kiicges'-j I tion that has 'en made for beau-1 . our had $1 m a monlh to get along on in 1913 but had grown inlo a family of! nn with only $la a month in come in l'.Un. how in the world would it live? That Is the Case With i'l'lio Slate I'niversily, the Agrl i cultural College, and the Oregon I Normal. In 1913 they had 22511 'students; now they have 5-1(10. And $1 ill 191 :t is only as good as 45 cents today, in purchasing If You Yourself Were Responsible could you carry on the work, of the College, I'niversily and Nor- same state support You Could Wot. jeluh met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Shut Is last evening, j The usual company was present and enjoyed the evening with cards, after which refreshments were served. The next meeting of Hie club will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. McRea Monday evening of next week. S Kami Dances In order to augment the ex penses of the newly organized Val ley band u series of dances haw been paluned to he held in the Ashland Xatatorluni every I w o weeksj These events will be ol real entertainment and will he among the most pleasing and at tractive events in the city. The to the third story and danced un til u late hour. MYRTLE POINT American Legion community building to he erected. ! FOR SALE Six-room house, base ment, dtrlrtly modern. Furnace heat, water, lights', fruit for family use. About one acre ol ground, dandy for chickens. For information inquire of T. J. Philpolt, 5l!S Holly St., or Alviu Moss, Ashland, Ore, X7-lm XtlTICK OF AITOIVnilONT Ol EXKI I TOR AND TO PltE. HUNT CLAIMS. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, TAKE NOTICE: That the un dersigned lias been I'ppoinled in. the County Court in and lor the Sterno Canned Heat Makes hot water for the ohnve in a Jiffy. Sl'XDAY NIGHT TEA Prepared Easily unci Quickly. HEAT MILK FOR THE BABY VERY HKUV1CABLE FOB THE AITO TRIP. Sliori.l) BE IX EVERY HOME. FOR SALE AT Poley's Drugstore l'OLEY & ELIIART Druggists. Make 500,000 FORDS in Half Year Company Expects to Make More Than One Million Yearly When tho first ni months of the Ford Motor Company fiscal year ended January Hist, more than half a million of the sturdy little. Fords had left tho Factory to join I heir three nnd a half million brothers nnd sisters on the world's highways. Anil Foul officials ex press confidence In their ability to turn loose tlu other half of the million by July 311)1, when their year ends. Ilownver, they say that n million a year is far from the iiltininto in motor car niumifnc tilling; mill that with I lie completion of the Blast Furnaces and Body Plains which Henry Ford is now building In Detroit, the yearly output capVlty I InmiiiiI to asxuine linger di mensions. Tho pieseiil capacity is 1,2(M(,(MI0. The bliiHt furnace project on which Sir. Ford lias Imm'ii working; for the past three years will enable the Ford Company to imike Ford parts direct from th Iron ore In-lead of buy lug tlie Iron Ingots and then melting them before making Into parts. At the present time (hero lire approximately l.l.lXKt men engaged at the blast, furnaces and in the new body plant. But it is quite probable that the number will he more Hum doubled once tlie steel mills which will be Hie largest III America begin to oerale. Ford men do not at tempt tiK place any estimate on what the production of curs will lie In the future, hut Miint to the fact Hint they have not been able to supply the demand for the past ten years mid that lit the present time there are no itci.lillll unfilled orders on file. HARRISON BROS. 1 OKI) DEALERS PEIL'S Corner By the Park New Spray nnd Garden Hose, just in fresh from the factory. A carload of machinery and mower repairs has urrived. Look to youi cutting machinery early for your repairs. New and used sewing machines always for sale or rent. ESI 111 1'EII, ASHLAND, ORF.OOX (1 ' (1 n r U n tificatlon of tie city and include; it in their plan. ' i Mrs. F. II. t Vow son and daugh- ters, Pe.ul ai .1 lina, left last night for C.ili, iinia, In be gone a month or two. Their itinerary will take them as far south as ': Santa Ciuz, Calif. . ! Mr. and Mrs H.irkiiis, who have been spending the winter in Ash ' land, luae tod y for Iheir home, in North Dakol i. The Ceorgia Minstrels drew a record house at the Vining Hum ter lust night. Before the show )c i. an slamling room was being sold at the ticket window. The minstrels gave an excellent per formance and w is nu t wit li hear ty appreciation l y the house. Everyone thinking of Joining the Firkt Company, Oregon National Guard, may be ii ten-sled in know ing that eiilistm- lit) may be made for either one c : three year peri ods, whether mi applic ant has had prior service o, not. Since the cciui; niei.i fur th. National Cuaid has airi.cd, mm h Interest is beintr t-hown, ,-,in uiauy liew prospective rei-niils are re questing inform, itii ti .,. to i n! -t-menu. MOMMY'S XFWS W. II. McN.dr an. I T. 11 Sie.p fcon were recent bLMie -s i.-iloi in Grants 1'a's. Mrs. George Gal's of V .1 f.n 1. whose death ocruin-d eurlv Sat urday morning, was buried Sun cay afternoon at 2:.1'i o'clock from the Presbyterian church in Medford. Mrs. Gat.- leaves iii..ny friends wko fmnnl'T her as Joan Anderson. She was the daugh ter of Bert Anderson and daugh- the Agricultural College, and the Normal Se t 1 do it. Will you not help these three instil ul Ions to continue their useful and pro ductive work for Oregon by vot ing on May 21 for the Higher Ed ucational relief measure? Paid advertisement inserted by Colin Dyiueut In behalf of the Joint Alumni Relief Committee ' for Higher Education in Oregon. 511 Pillock Building. Portland. Professor Says: "Internal Baths Give Best Results" Horace T. Dodge. M. I)., Pro fessor of Materia Medica, 25 .la cohsoii llldg.. Deliver, writes Tyr rell's Hygienic Institute of New York as follows: "I ran truthfully say that I have had the very best results in my e xperience with the 'J. H. L. Cas cade.' You certainly have struck the keynote of many diseases." Hy means of the "J. It. L. Cas cade" simple warm water cleanses Hie lower intestine the entire length, removes the poisonous watse therein and keeps it clean and pure, as Nature demands it iiill he for pe rfect health. You will lie UHtonislied at your fi'i-liiiKs tlie morning after taking an internal bath Willi the "J. H. L. Cascade." Yoll will feel bright, bii-k. confident and as though everything is working right and l' is. It absolutely removes constipa te n and prevents Auto-Intoxication. I'c.Vy's D ug Store' will show and I X !:iill'l!ie "J. I! L. Cascade" to you. t Mil will alio give you. ft e on ii-', nest, a niosi lnt r t ing booklet. "Why Man of Today I Only Ml P.' tVnt Efficient." by Dr. ('has. A Tyriell. of New York, for 23 y-airi specialist on Internal Bathing. A k for it .today. ' gJp IN ALL COLE DOES TODAY 11 fi Up gle . j j 'uwM;ff Powbrful-Speedy-Economical iffiBifflp fjp-V'-' " ' 15.000 Miles on Tires mW& 111 Jjfffl LaVon Zundel ill Hir'gik?? AFTOMOTIVF. SHOP ffiffilSpffl MrMi,)i ASHLAND , MM Brown Motor Co. BH :t:;.:.;-..vI mi mi :yjnitmininrmttjfl -tmf Colb Motor Car Company, Indianapolis. USA glJp$l 0'or of Wanted MvorCn MMM 10 Years Ago on April 1st This Store Opened T ( EM YEARS Is not so long a time compared to an eternity but figured iiffainst the life of man or his business institu tions it is at least long enough to test his strength and brin? to him success or failure. We feel that the growth of this store during the ton years of itsexistenre has brought us at the close of the tenth year to a position of leadership in its particu lar field of service. Wo wish to express our gratitude to our friends and customers, many of whom hare been constant in their putronafce since we opened our doors for business; i AVE WISH TO MAKE THIS MUST MONTH OF THE FLIT EXTH YEAK THE I1KJ MONTH IN OI K 1I1STOKY AND ONE IX WHICH YOU WILL SHAKE IN THE MANY lUiXF.FITS. THE STOKE IS STOCKED TO DO IT. WE HAVE MADE AN KXTKA ATTEMPT TO HAVE" JVST AS NICK TIIINOS AS YOU CAN FIND IN THE CITY STOKES AND AT LESSEK I'KICES. COME. AND SEE IF IT IS NOT TRI E. ' ( OI KTKSY, 8EKVICE, HONEST YALI'KS, ('OKKFCTXESS 1 X STYLE, SELECTION, TRUE MKASIRES, REST QUALITIES, MODEST TRICES These are some of the many policies which have guided this store to Its pres ent success. LOOKING Alth.Xl) FOIt TEN YEARS MOKE We have more Interest in the prosperity of the store than imme diate profits. We desire so to serve that ten yea is hence this store may still be a leading institution. S3, t - u V
