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ASHLAND WEEKLY TIDINGS
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THURSDAY'S NEWS
Cuy Jacobs Is remodeling the
house he recently purchased on
n street, and when It is completed
1,6 will have one of the handsom
est modem residences in that sec
tion of the city.
4
Mrs. Irene Ashney and little
son Bobbie, who have been mak
ing, an extended visit in Ashland j
with the former's parents, Mr.
and Mrs, Jumes Barrett, left
Wednesday evening for their home'
In Tacoma.
I
S, C. Hamaker of Klamath!
county came over yesterday on
the Ashland-Klamath Falls auto
stage for a short visit. Mrs. llu-
miiker, who had remained hem
since returning from the south
several weeks ago, will go back
with her husband in their auto
mobile which they had left hero.
Mr. Hamaker reports the roads
in very good condition between
here and Klamnth Falls over the
Green Springs mountain.
0. A. Stearns of Pine street is
In Klamath Falls this week on
a business visit.
Dobbin Irwin and family have
moved Into the Allen apartments
from tho house they formerly oc-l
copied it K0 North Main street.
I
Rev. C. A. Edwards left last I
evening for Portland whero he,
represents tho Methodist Sunday
school of Ashland ut the state
Sunday school convention in ses-j
nioti there this week, lie expects;
to return Sunday morning. j
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Mr. Peck, the game warden at j
the Lake of the Woods, was in j
Ashland yesterday on a business
1 rip. He was displaying while;
here an unique and ancient gun
Which he had picked up somewhere j
and was keeping as a relic. It j
was one of the first Colt's rifles!
with a cylinder like a pistol, ami
manufactured ns an Improvement j
over the muzzle loaders of olden'
times. 1
Mrs. Emil Peil, accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. I. I). Applegate,
and aunt, Mrs, Putnam of Red
lands, Calif., arrived home lust
night from the south where she
had been spending the winter. The
trip was made both going and
coming In the Peil automobile
with Mrs. Peil at the wheel. Mrs.
Putnam expects to spend the sum
mer in Ashland.
s.
W. F. Dewitt has purchased the
residence property belonging to
Frank Greive on I'nion and Alli
son streets. The sale was made
through the Allen agency. i
i
Miss Jessie Thatcher has ac
cepted the position of Bookkeep-
er and cashier in the local tele-j
phone office in the place made va-J
cant by the resignation oi .viss
Dorothy Jones.
The city schools were closed
this afternoon at 2:30 in order
to allow the pupils and teachers
to attend the ball game played
at the high school grounds be
tween the school nine and the
Grants Pass team.
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Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Edgar of
Central Point were Ashland visit
ors yesterday, calling at the Pres
byterian manse,
I
Rev. J. W. Hoyt is In the north
ern part of the state this week in
the Interest of Sunday school
events. Ho first attended a con
ference In McMinnville, then later
will go to Portland where he ap
pears as one of the speakers at
the state Sunday school conven
tion In session the latter part of
this week.
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Mrs. Williams of Dunsmuir is
In Ashland this week, visiting nt
the home of Mrs. George Gillette.
C. B. Laiukln has sold his two
lots on Bush street to H. H. El
hart. These lots adjoin the prop
erty Mr. Elhurt recently purchased
from J. M. Alnutt on Nob Hill
atreet. The latter has graded the
lots off and they present a fine
and attractive appearance.
C. B. Lamkin made the sale
this week of the 50-acre tract of
bottom Bear creek land across
from Talent belonging to Glasgow
brothers to Jesse Inman. Mr. In
man bought the residence proper
ty and seven acres of land belong
ing to W. A. Strutton adjoining
the Glasgow tract, and will make
the latter his home.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Seavey of
Brownsville, who have been spend
ing some time tills spring In Med
ford, were In Ashland this fore
noon. Mr. and Mrs. Seavey are
much pleased with Ashland and
are looking around in the hope
of finding a location which suits
thim, and may make their home
here.
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Mr. John McClintock of Rose
burg are spending a few days in
Ashland this week, the guest of
her sister. Miss Dalo Coshow, one
cf the teachers in the city schools.
Mrs. H. P. Holmes left last
Bight for Portland where she will
represent the Baptist Sunday
school at the state convention
there, and will also attend a mis
sionary convention in session In
Portland.
Miss Maynie JHIson, Kay Jill
son, Walter Lowe, Mr. Simpson;
aud Verne Carey composed, a
party who went down to Gold Ray
dam yesterday and plcknlcked
along the river.
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J. M. Aluutt and family left
this forenoon by automobile for
Klamath Falls where they will
make their future home. Mr. Al
nutt has purchased a home in the
latter city. '
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V. L. Putnam has sold his fine
team of horses and outfit to Mr.
Rerkensteiu of Medford. This
was one of the finest teams in
the valley and sold at a high price.
F. H. Busby, an uncle, and Miss
Emma Bushy, a sister, of Mrs. J.
E. Angwln, are guests of the lat
ter at her home on Bush street,
from Oaklnd, Calif.
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.Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Bowman
and daughter of Chlloquln, Ore.,
were guests In the home of his
sister, Mrs. Turnbaugh at Talent,
for a few days.
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Mr. and Mrs. Kouns of Talent
went to Medford Tuesday even
ing. The Talent high school came
to Ashland Wednesday evening
for n swimming party ut Helmnn's
baths.
I WDAV'H NEWS
M. H. CaHe of Portland came
in last night for u visit with his
father. He has been making a
tour of the states with his .family
and stopped on his way home.
3
Miss lima Dyer, a former Ash
land girl, who now lives in Seattle,
wai. married recently to Jack, Mar
tin of that city. The bride has
many friends and relatives In Ash
land. Pen Hadfield, who spent the
winter in California, has returned
to Ashland.
8
O. E. Rohrke is treating his
house on Seventh Mreet with a
new coat of paint and is otherwise
icmodcling the building.
Mr. and Mrs. I). P. Blue are
moving this wek from their
home on Laurel street to their
ranch south of Ashland where
they expect to spend the summer.
Mrs. James A. Yeo left this
week for .Myrtle Point to spend
screral weeks visiting with
friends.
4, $
Mrs. Howard Barrett was up
from their valley ranch yesterday
visiting her mother, Mrs. F. J.
Rln'nn.
A carload of berry cups for the
Ashland Fruit and Produce asso
ciation arrived here during the
last week, and has had Manager
Ilriggs and his assistants running
In circles for several days taking
care of them. These cups usually
ci me in crates of 1000 each, but
on opening the car Mr. Briggs
found the 325,000 nips had been
shipped loose in the car. This of
itself would not have been so bad,
as they had been tiered up, with
5C In a bunch, had not the bulk
head in the car broken loose, let
tine the tiers in the center fall
together In a grand mixup. The
counting out and porting of the
carload of berry cups, which us
ually consumes about two hours,
took several days to finally get in
shape and stacked in the ware
house. The members of the public li
brary board met in regulur ses
sion Wednesday evening. No spe
cial business of importance was
transacted, the board simply dis
cussing the usual routine of work
and going over conditions existing
in that institution.
SATIRDAY'S NEWS
Miss Mary Moore has resigned
her position at the Iron Works,
her resignation taking effect to
day. About twenty-five mail clerks
held their annual meeting last
evening after which they ad
journed to Rose Brothers' confec
tionery store for luncheon.
H. H. Palmer, who with his
wile, arrived in Ashland yesterday
from Portland, today purchased
the residence property of George
Caiey on Allison street, where he
will make his future home. Mr.
Pa'mer will be connected with the
Tidings.
Mrs. E. J. Van Sant received
word this morning from Mrs. Bay
L. Sherwln, who has been spend
ing several years in West Salem,
Wis., stating that the latter's
On Savings Accounts
Wo
Interest
A Dollar Starts an Account
STATE BANK OF ASHLAND, j
mother, Mrs. Ladd, had died at her
home some time last week, Mrs.
Sherwln w j a former resident
of Ashland, but on account of her
Mother's delicate health she left
several years ago for West Salem
to mnke her home with her
mother during her declining yeurs.
The burial of Mrs. Ladd took place
last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. George McCallis
tur are moving to Grants Pass
where they expect to reside in the
future.
Edward Reynolds of New York,
and II. D. Putton of Seattle, vice
president and superintendent, re
spectively, of (he Postal Telegraph
company, were in Ashland yester
day looking after business intei
csts here.
The Palmer brothers, formerly
from Portland, who hud been liv
ing In Klamath Falls for some
time, have come to AKhland for
the benefit of the climate, and
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me planning on locating in thlsl,,v " summer iuiimiik iiuer ma raiicnes
section. 1,0611 able 10 SPC,"'e for ",me 11 ",e- there.
owing to the sluggish movement1
A large number of Grants Pass; of freight in this section. Mjs8 Uernlre Conihs of Talent
people accompanied the baseball! is a week-end guest at the home
team to Ashland Thursday to wit- TllB Ashland Ice and Storage : Iuwiml R(,se
ness the game between the high ! Company is bavin its buildings;
school teams of that city and j repainted, which will be a vast; Mr. and Mrs. V. n. Foster ami
Ashland. j Improvement to their appearance baby or Santa Barbara are in Ash-
$ 4 when completed. i land and will spend a month's va-
Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Mitchell ex-' raiiim with relatives here,
pert to leave tomorrow on un nil-1 Tlle 12-acre ,iact at ,ho hea(1
tomobile trip into California which , ot Strawberry Lane, known as the i;. r comstock has purchased
will embrace Willlows. San Fran- r,iVPt l,laee' alul owi,(m1 for1th II. II. Elhurt house on Bush
cheo and other points where thevl,lle Past 'H''8 .v(!iir3 W J- AI"
wlll visit with relatives and
frUnds They expect to be gone
tb-ee weeks or a month.
$ 4
Mrs. I). Mooreliead of Sacra -
mento is a guest of her father,!
John Hughes, in Ashland this: Fred Isemun of Grants (
week. After a short visit here'rass chaperoned a company of Bishop Walter T. Sumner will
Mrs. Morchead will sail for the high school pupils to Ashland l,,. jn Ashland tomorrow and will
Hawaiian Islands where her lius-'1'""1 I118H- Thursday, to endue! services in Trinity Epis-
balid is engaged in the United witness the ball game between the ,,,, ., church Sunday evening.
States geological survey. j Ashland and Grants Pass high ,
9 q j school teams, played on the lo- W. and Mrs. H. A. Spencer, who
Mrs. J. G. Dollarliide leaves to-jcal grounds that afternoon. ' 1 have been n guest of their dangh-da-
for Albany and Salem to visit! ''''. Winifred Spener, for
with her children who live in Mrs. Rebecca Hicks, formerly ev, ,al days, left today fof their
those cities.
If the weather holds good Mr.
i.n: Mrs. W. A. Freeburg will
start on un automobile trip to Be -
loit, Wis., where they will spend
the summer with friends and rel
aties. They expect to go by way
of Klamath county and Lakeview.
James M. Murphv of San Fran-
Cisco, representing the Hiram
Johnson national headquarters,
was in Ashland over night, calling i
on friends in this section.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hanna have!
Just returned from a pleasant trip ,
to points in California. On their
return they were joined by Mrs.
Hanna's mother, Mrs. Nellie Con
ner, at Red Bluff, Calif., where
they spent two days visiting
friends, after which they spent a
week in Dunsmuir before their
return home.
Mrs. Todds of Willows, Calif.,
is spending several days In Ash
land this week visiting with
fiimds.
Mrs. E. J. Calhoun is quite ill
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
A. M. Beaver, with whom she re
sides. Mrs. Calhoun is 91 years
o.' age. '
Mrs. May Austin and little
Biuce Hale of Medford were up
yesterday Tisiting with friends.
Mr. an 1 Mrs. Luke Jennings
drove up from Medford Thursday
and visited with friends in this
city.
Tom Roberts, the night police
man, is able to be on the streets
again after a bad attack of rheu
matism which confined him to the
house for several days. He is not
able to resume his work at night,
however.
The Beaver Realty company re
port the sale of two lots and resi
dence property on Elizabeth street
belonging to Rev. R. L. Dunlap
of New York city, which had been
purchased by R. F, Parks and
wife. They already occupy the
MAKES TIIE OLD HAT LOOK
LIKE NEW!
ELKAY'S
Straw Hat
DYE
Colors straw, leather, wood,
etc., easy to apply; quick to
dry. Wear-proof, light-proof.
Brush comes with every bottle.
Sixteen colors. Lighter shades
of any color may be obtained by
diluting with natural water.
av THE ROTTI.K
Ask us about it.
McNAIR BROS.
77i HlGaJUL Stdri
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house. The agency has also soldi accompanied by Frank W. Stall of
the house and two lots In block i Eugene, a guest at the Austin.
J, Ituilroad addition, on Sixth, t
street, owned by Charles Ileschele, Mrs. Porter of Coolidge street
which has been purchased by C. seriously ill. Her son, I.ee Por
B. Glisan, !t01'' nlK' 8lster came up from Horn-
j I brook last evening to be with
Mrs. Elizabeth A. Dunluys baa! their mother,
purchased through the Allen agen- $
Icy the Dillmaii property on Sixth
street and will make this her ; i.borne, whos death occurred in
.mu j Portland earlier In the week, was
4 4, j brought to Ashland Thursday for
Charles Robertson, who was in tnrhil. Funeral services were
the grocery business in Ashland, hi Id Friday afternoon from the
and who left here In the early j Muhodist church, Rev. C. (i. Mor
spiing, is now associated with the lis of Talent officiating, and in
Fiuit Exchange In Modesto, Calif., tenncul was made in tiie Ashland
where he is reported to lie doing
nicely. .were .Mrs. Wilbone's children.
;Mis. Beardsley of Minneapolis.
Mrs. J. H. Wlthrow was in;Min.; Mrs. Van Vactor of Oil
Ashland Thursday from Talent j ,ie.(l9 , :iljf,; Mrs, !,, and Miss
spending the day with relatives j,.,, Anderson of Portland, and
and friends. ! Eri.est Anderson of Yuba City,
. ' Calif.
The Overland-Marcy company,!
Thursday received a carload of y y filler ,as ,,,, 0VeI. ,
Overland touring cars. This is, paisley, Lake countv to spend thr
II, n fi.jl ,liil ll,n enmtuinv hllH
,,eit h" ,"'en purchased by E..,ipy it as soon as Mr. and Mrs
i er, janitor oi ire navMuuino
I school. The salo was made
through the Ashland Realty com-
! pai y.
of Garfield street, Ashland, (lien
Ivesterdav morning at a Medford
I ho pital. Funeral rerviccs will be
held from the Christian church at
'Central Point Riindiy afternoon at
1 1 o'clock, with interment at Moun-
Main View cemetery, Ashland.
I Mrs. J. A. Ruger and daugh
ter Pearl returned home lust night
! from San Francisco where they
had been spending several days
during the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Conner of
the Hotel Austin drove over to
Klamath Falls yesterday, and will
return this evening. They were
Look! Look!
A few line bargains at bar
gain prices
7-room bungalow, fine locaton.
House newly painted, newly
tinted and varnished. Lot fcsx
145; all kinds of choice fruits
and flowers. Take a look at this
fine home. Easy terms given.
I Best buy in Jackson county: 5
I acres in bearing fruit, all fenc
: ed, and only 2 Vj miles from
i city. Owner in east. Cost
j $1250.00 when trees wuie
small. Can be had now for
only $550.00.
Look at 523 N. Main St. for dandy
little 5-room house Willi ranee.
linoleum and few pieces of fur
' niture. Terms to suit.
I Call and look ovor my list of
good bargains.
MRS. S. L. ALLEN
Oil N. .Main St.
Res. phone 189-J. Office phone 1
There Are Many
Things Upon Our
Shelves
That sonipfinips yu will want yourselves.
Many items in themselves ore small, hut in the
course of time you'll need them all ; so we would
ask you please to keep in mind the place where
when hurried you can find all your needs in the
Hardware
Line
SIMPSON'S HARDWARE
37-39';NORTII MAIN STREET
j 'he body of the late Mrs. May
i cemetery ,
Accompany the body
. ,
s,"'''t and will, his wife will oc-
r.inart more into the Alnutt prop-
eny on Nob Hill street which they
recently acquired. This sale was
I made through tho Lamkin real es-
lai agency.
home in Copco.
lAI'KRTS DECLARE
Kl.ooll EXCELLENT
That the Armory dancing floor
is among Ihe finest in tho state
of Oregon, is the verdict passed
ii on it by dancing experts dur
um Ihe past few days.
For some days the hoys of tne
POLEY'S
FLORAL
CREAM
' Free Sample on
Request
We make this cream.
We guarantee it.
We are sure that it is
equal of the best.
Every lady is invited
to try it with privel
edge of returning if not
Batisfactory.
at
PolehDrugStore
POLEY & ELHART
Druggists.
First Company have been working!
steadily on re-scraping and wax-
ing the floor by hand, with the
result that the floor is now as
smooth nnd shining as any ball-'
loom floor on tho coast. j
The Auxilliary Girl's Ball held ,
tonight, will be the first social
occasion since the re-finishing of,
the floor, and people of Ashland
will have the first opportunity!
lo make use of and pass upon the,
excellence of its finish. j
The Armory will now be one
of the most popular dancing
places in southern Oregon, not
only on account of the excellence
of the floor, but on account of
the beauty of the interior of the
building itself. New wall lights
have been installed, a dressing
room for ladies has been fitted
up, and it now remains for the
people of Ashland and vicinity to
re-pay with patronage tho efforts
of the boys of the local company
in lilting up the building, so that
it can be more useful. '
Much credit is due Sergeants
Elmore, Morrison and McN'air.
Privates Barber and Robertson
for their tireless work in this re-
paid.
The local company Is steadily
PEIL'S
CORNER BY THE PARK
Iceless Cooler no ice needed
will pay for itself in one sum
mer. Order your mower and re
pairs early. Spray and garden
hose. New and geennd hand
sawing machines for sale or rent.
EMIL PEIL
WILL IT
Uv hand you can saw 5 cords
With it Vaughn saw one man can proiluee 21) cords n day, nt a cost, or 27 1i cents a conl.
Vaughn drag saw will earn you ll.."li n day profit, less oil nnd gasoline, which, ror 10 hours' continuous-
running will cost about Vl. ". ...... ,
Seo how quickly I he Vaiiglin drag saw will pay for Itself in mlililional proiils Ami after It has
earned il cost it goes right on earning for years if properly cared for. The saw can he taken into
the woods any where u horso can go. TJJflTITT OTCT . , .,
Come In and let me show you. iliYllLrlllL At the coiner on the Plata.
302 X Yes
303 No
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NO INCREASE HI AUTO LICENSE FEES
N9 INCREASE C!: GASOLINE TAX
Keep tin -p tlirir fjrN h miii'l. 'J'lu' present auto license fees ftnd
gnsoline tax will i:iy linlli tin irii'i':il iiml int''n-.t on all t!l(( lioluli
under tliHiiinrii'linrlit.nnil yi.il an annual .-uipjtli U'siuYs for other
state highwity u.nk. No :m 1. lit io: :i 1 laxalimi (f tiny kiml.
FEDERAL FUfifiS MUST BE MATCHED
(Jr.'K"ii iaii-l vi- M:!'i.-i..t llitlnv..y I'mihN t' niiiti-h l-'rilcral apportion
mcnt.s nr On i'"i. ru'iinit t-t I In- l i,. I.t oi IViIitiiI inoiii-y fur Oi.h..ii ItoaJs.
IiincuMhii tliiH ei.nMiliili"! :il Imi-h is :i m-nily. I'nli's.s limit w iiionaM.d
either ttatv Muni-, eaiii.i.t I- c"iiiple'"l for n.aiiy, many i'arn,cir mu-t be tiinlieil
bv direct prujierlv laM.i.nii. Tins ineiiMiie uvertn din et .ruier!y tax fur stata
highway uml i.iak. s early c..inpeli.ii .v ilile. Let's Ret tin! tumli built iww.
Income from Present Sources Sufficient to Pay Principal and Interest.
TV (not tint r,.v,.iiu.'fi..Tii mil" li.Ti.ap t.vi :iiliwtiu. illi..ilt inrrfMi' "t innt rtM,
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VOTE 302 X YES -For 4 Stats Road Bond Limit
FORD SON FARMING
"To make farming what it ought to
be the most pleasant and prolitable
profession In the world."
That Is Henry Ford's vision of the Fiiidson Traetor
anil ihat It means to tho fanner. The filmier of
Anieile.i liavn don.' wonderful work. They have lu
Imred hard ami pati-'Ml)' ami their efforts have mdi
prosiieiily eoiniiioiiil ace for the nation.
TIih limitless forces of Rasoline, kerosene and electric
ity urn now ready to loose tlm bonds of Ioiik bonis in
the field, uncertain crops uml sliortiiRe of labor.
The fanner's He ran now enjoy more of the beau
ties of lite. The trai tor will make It hard to keep the
boys and Kills away from the farm. Conveniences now
commonplace in the cities are broimlit to the farm and
farm bouse by the tractor.
Harrison Bros.-Fordson Tractor Dealers
Fordson Tractor Dealers
grcwing in numbers, nnd it is ex-
peeled that within two more
weeks the quota of 110 members!
will he reached. Many old ex-j
sorvlce men are now coming-in. I
Last Wednesday evening about
twenty members of tile company;
received firing instruction under
the direction of Lieutenant Mowat j
ar.u Sergeant Danfonl.
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ELECTION, MAY 21
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Vote 302 X Yes
For 4r State Road Bond Limit
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LIMITATION CF FUUK PER CFNT STATE INDEBTEDNESS
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WEATHER- FORECAST
KOR COMING WEEK
Occasional rains are promised
in the north portion of the Pa
cific coast states for the coming
week, with generally fair in the
south portion. Nearly normal tem
peratures will hold.
Vale Larger street lamps In
stalled in business district.
iiiwrrwrmiimwn
Ready to Brighten
You Dp
Conqueror
HATS
and CAPS
Impart that well-dressed
feeling. New Spring styles. jS
New Shirts.
New Neckwear.
New Suits.
Spring I'ndorwear.
I Oil MEN'S WEAR
BY THE POSTOK1TCE
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..ii lit nil ll.e pr-ipeny
:tl.'t now pn.vitlcii l.y lnw.
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Ashland, Oregon