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About The Ashland register. (Ashland, Jackson County, Or.) 1927-19?? | View Entire Issue (June 7, 1927)
F r»n Mrs. Elsie Bussie o f Klamvth C o. was visiting hor parents Mr. ami Mrs Frank Crowson o f 8th street during I the past week +■ Paris.—The dogs of Krunce dally at the time o f the conventions in j the heaviest travel we have ever ex- eat 3,01)0 tons of bread. The few Poortland. I perienced in those months. With the Frenchmen who are not devoted to j first few months so cold, it was A shland Leads O thers dogs are protesting against these Ashland still feeds all other cities [ natural to expect some falling-off tw o insertions, one*half cant • wo “mouths without hands maiuralaed at vast expense" while 5,0»kX0tX> small in the state for the number o f cars i ^ere- Mrs Baughm an E n tertain » Investors, pensioners and underpaid ! registered. This record has been held M any A t Camp The Berean class o f the Baptist employee«, victims of the depredated j by the Ashland bureau for the past In the auto camp there has been Church were delightfully entertain- franc, go underfed. Pots, they de j several years, and it is not the wish i practically as many campers this to your order. Hair and floss mattreh- ;d at the home o f Mrs. Geo. Baugh- clare, can be fed ou other things than of the Ashlnad Chamber o f Com- ■ year as the records show for any o f Medford Mattress Co., 32 North ! man of Iowa street on Thursday of bread. last merce to relinquish it, according to ' the corresponding months o f Grape St., Medford, Oregon, Phone last week. Mrs. Baughman was as- j J. H. Fuller, secretary of the organ -. year, according to W. M. Barber 266-R. 4#tf More to Come sisted by Mrs James Boyd and very j registar. There has been very little ization. Moscow.—Armenia may ext>eot re ! dainty . refreshments were served. falling- o ff, and officials o f the Mr. Fuller says: “ We still show ! | current earthquakes thron shout the Beautiful Fluff Rugs made from This is the last Berean class party j winter, in the opinion of Professor the largest number o f registrations 1 grounds are anticipating a large in worn out carpets. We call and de I until the first o f Sept. A nice crowd > Mushketov, president of the geolog in the state, and I look for the mon- crease during the coming months. es our specialty. We call and deliver, | o f ladies were present at this meet- ical department of th* liussluu Acad liver. Medford Rug Co., Phone 510-M i ing and also a number o f little folks. emy of Science. Medford, Oregon. 4Stf Classified Advertising R a t««: O n « c«n t a w ord forat th ereafter. FOR SALE OR TRADE— Good clear property; cash and terms. Can trade for Apts or Income property, business or farms, here or north or south. Let us know whai you ha\e for traUt. Ycckey & Co. 8t-t FOR SALE— Mirror, 2x5 ft, two sewing machines. Reasonable, phone 417-R 8 -1* Spends Sunday H ere. Rug cleaning by the latest sham For sale— Six room plastered Mrs. Jessie Killgore, who has been ! pooing process, 24-hour service. house in R. R. Add. About $600 down ! in California for some time past, was bal. $26 a month, includes interest We call aud deliver. Medford Rug about one acre. Also 7-r. 1 H story Co., Phone 510-M, Medford Ore 48tf . in Ashland Sunday visiting her | j mother, Mrs. Mary Lewis o f Third j bungalow, well-built, scenic location; good lot; fruit, price $2300; $300 WANTED— Two solicitors for house : street. or more down, $25 a month with 6 ---------+ --------- to house work, both in town and per cent int. See Yockey & Co. 50tf A tten ds Ashland Church. country, straight commission, oppor I Mattresses renovated and recovered. J. W. Haskins and wife from tunity to make from $8 to $10 per We save you half the price of a day. Write Postoffice box 448, Ash Grants Pass were in Ashland Sunday new mattress. New mattresses made in attendance at church. The Haskins land, Oregon family have been at Jackson springs for a time enjoying the mineral : water and baths. i --------------+ -------------- — Cleaning, pressing, tailored and ready to wear suits. Paulseruds, Ash land. Send your clothes by parcel post, the service is excellent. 8-tf ---------* --------- I m Business and Classified Directory 33 Beaver Realty Co. Dr. R. L. Burdic j Dentirt A. M. Beaxer Tel. 68 175 E. Main St. Hersey bldg. Next to Elks Temple Ashland, Oregon Oak Street Garage G. W. Gregg, M. D. First Class Repairing Citizens Bank Bldy. WELDING, LATHE and MACHINE WORK Office Hours 10-12 A. M. 2-5 P. M. 97 Oak St. Phone 37 Convalescent Home Phones-69 (o ffice ) 222-R(res) Dr. Charles A . Haines 153 G ranite Where the sick and aged are cared for in pleasant home surroundings. Physician nnd Su rgeon Office Phone 164-J Home Phone 164-L O ffic e Hou rs: Yockey & Company 10 to 12 A. M.— 2 to 5 P. M. Real Estate, Loans, R entals Hershey Building Trades a Specialty Phone 1 4 « 177 E. Main St. Ashland, O re. Ashland, Oregon Dr. C. E. Shinn W hittle Transfer & Storage Co. D entistry Open evenings by appointment C O A L . W O O D and S T O R A G E Phone 115-J Packing, C rating and Shipping L on g D istanca H auling Citizens Bank Bldg. AUTO FREIGHT TERMINAL Residence Phone 115-L Phone 117 ASHLAND, OREGON Office 89 Oak §t. DR. E. B. A N G E LL Dr. W . J. Crandall O steopathic Physician and Surgeon E ye, Ear, N ose and Throat Office Phone 126 First National Bank Building P ion eer Bldg Chiropractic Physiothurapy Rad ionic Remember This method is safe and brings health where other fails. Free eamination this month. Potentiometer diagnosis in- J eluded. Office Phone 48. Res. 142 * Been Q uite III. I NI Own Domestic Affairs Baffle Puzzle Expert T h e a Ijondoti.—Alfred Marry Mut ton used to be butler at Han over square. In which fashion able quarter his wife exercised her talents as a cook. With the changing times, however, a change came In the Muttons' scheme of life. The ex-butler developed recently Into a “com petition aolutlonlst” —a profes sion the pursuit of which result ed In a serious rift In the for merly well ordered Mutton household. When Mr. Jnstlce Hill, before whom the Muttons appeared to thrash out their dljflcultles. In quired what a “ competition so- lutlonlst” might be, Mr. Mutton explained that he Rolved cross word puzzles and other newspa per prize puzzles for the benefit of a large circle of paying client* “ 1 win prizes for other peo ple,” stated the competition so- lurlonlst. perhaps with a mean look In the direction of the er rant Mrs. Mutton. JA C K H O LT — in— “ TH E M Y STE R IO U S RIDER” Today and Tomorrow June 7 and 8 A drama o f the California deserts, written by Zane Grey, spinner o f many western yarns. With a east including Betty Jew el,, Charles Sellon, David Tor rence, Tom Kennedy and others. -------oOo------- Thursday and Friday, Mrs. Sarah Boots o f B street was quite ill at her home during the past j week. ---------- + ---------- j Spend Sunday Here Mrs. May Click o f Klamath i County was in town Sunday visiting at the home o f her parents Mr and Mrs. J. M. Beaver of Henry street. The Congregational Missionary Society met on Thursday at the home How Coal Was Formed of Mrs. H. B .Carter on Mountain Coal is one of the most Important economic minerals, and Is of vegetable avenue. origin. When vegetable matter accu ---------* -------- mulates under water It undergoes a Social C ircle M eets slow process of decomposition, grad The Social Circle meets Wednes ually giving oft Ita nitrogen, hydrogen, day at the home o f Mrs. Elmer oxygen and some carbon, the result of Mitchell o f B street. which If carried far enough Is the for mation of a mas* of carbon. The gen -------- * -------- eral theory regarding the formation of B aby C hickens B urned coal 1* that It results from the decom i Two hundred and fifty Rhode position under tremendous pressure at 1 Island chicks belonging to Mr. Geo a high temperature of vegetation In rge Heims, were burned to death swatnpa. The first stage Is peat; sec- Monday, when a brooder house in ond, lignite; third, blrumtnoua coal; fourth, anthracite, and the final stage which they were kept caught fire. • The house was burning out of con la graphite. June 9 and 10 “ KNOCKOUT REILLY” Starring Richard Dix in a role es pecially constructed for him, that o f a battlin’ steel worker. See Dix outwit the Agerra gang and win the love o f Mary Malone, (Mary Brian) An all star cast. Riding on air in Royal Cord Tires Six row« of tread block* contact the road, increasing traction, minimizing «kidding, and maximizing brake control. Exclusive feature* of Royal Cord makes this possible. trol when it was discovered, and all Myrtle Point— Old brick school efforts failed to extinguish the razed to make way for new $28,000 flames. The loss is a heavy one. building. Mr. Helms is owner o f a ranch situated in the Bellview district, south o f Ashland. --------— J.---------- B oy s C lim b M ountain Twenty.two local boys left early this morning for a two-day camping trip to Mt. Wagner, accompanied by C. D. Gaffney and W. P. Walters local secretary o f the Y. M. C. A. The boys plan to climb the mountain Wednesday morning and return to Ashland Wednesday evening. The hikers drove as far as the Wagner creek fork roads in cars, from where they will begin their climb. -------------- + -------------- V isits Ralatives. Mrs. Ethel McIntosh o f W olf creek was visiting relatives and friends in Ashland last week. She visited at the Barber convelescent home, Redifers, Benedicts, Haneys and Hedricks, while in town. ------------------+ ------------------ W o lf C reek Man H ere. C. L. Smith o f W olf creek was in Ashland recently visiting friends. ---------+ --------- See these special prices 30x3Va— Usco— $7.45 30x3 x/t •— Royal— $8.25 32x4 ... U sco— $1 3 .9 5 32x4 Royal— $18.85 29x4.40 Usco— $9.25 29x4.40 Royal— $12.55 31x5.25 Usco— $16.00 31x5.25 Royal— $21.40 33x6.00 Usco— $19.15 33x6.00 Royal— $25.85 Trade in your old tires. Legáis N O T IC E O F H E A R IN G O N F IN A L A C C O U N T 1« the C ou n ty C ou rt o f the State o f O rog ou , ir. en d fo r Jackson C ou n ty. In the matter o f the estate o f ISABELLE P. SPENCER, De ceased. has filed with the county clerk his final account as administrator o f said estate, and the Honorable W. J. Hartzell, county judge, has set July 6, at ten o’clock a. m., 1927, at his office in Medford, Oregon as the time and place for a hearing thereon. All objections thereto must be filed on or before said date. Date o f first publication, June 7, 1927. EDWARD PORTER SPENCER, 8-t-4t Administrator Leedoms Tire Shop Ashland, Oregon Î Franklin Bakery M ovin g to Klam ath Falls. PERL FU N E R A L H O M E C L IF F B U R L IN G A M E Corner Sixth and Oakdale P oin ter and D ecorator P aperin g, T in tin g Phone 47 Medford, Oregon Phone 98 H ave a fit at O r le s T a il o r s Oak Street Prices to nuit every purse JACKSON COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. Established in 1885 THE ONLY COMPLETE TITLE SYSTEM IN JACKSON COUNTY Abatracta o f T itle end T itle Insurance. REAL Lb I A T E BLUE GRANITE -S E E - BROWN A RICE for a bargain in — REAL E S T A T E - 63 North Main Street Ashland, Oregon REAL ESTATE Good City for Country — Buys aud T rades— F. L. N U T T E R Z40 E. Main Ashland. O regon SWAN BLUE QUARRY CO. S. A. Swan, Man*.;-r Is now ready to render bert prices on all kinds o f granite and ceme tery work Anply P. 0 . Box 34, ASHLAND. OREGON The Floyd Putman family o f Beach street plan to move to Klamath Falls where Mr. Putman is employed in the near future. * Stops in Ashland. O. C. McIntosh of Golden, was in Klamath Falls on business during the past week passing thru Ashland en- route. ---------* --------- Visits in Bandon. Mrs. Ernest Hicks o f North Main street was visiting in Bandon the first o f this week. ^»T — Cleaning, pressing, tailored and ready to wear suits. I’aulseruds, Ash- I land. Send your clothes by parcel < post, the service is excellent. 8-tf --------------- * ------------ & Leave For Home. Mrs. Myrtle Wells and daughters, who have been located at thq Lock, hort residence on the Boulevard left 1 Monday for their home at .Eikton. A re you g oin g to B uy or Build a j The Well’s family plan to comejtgain H om e in Ashland 7 7 ? ; to Ashland at the beginning o f the W rite JOHN B. S H E L E Y , I next school year. C entral P oin t. O regon ______________ J._________ __ fo r L O A N S ! 0 year S C ou n ty A g en t fo r the B en efit S s r- j III Past Week. ings A Loan A ssociation Mrs. Cordelia H' seen o f the Houle W e make loans on tow n property j vard was quite 01 at her home during an yw h ere in the cou n ty. th« past west. N O T IC E O F A P P O IN T M E N T O F A D M IN IS T R A T O R A N D TO P R E S E N T C L A IM S In the C ou n ty C ou rt o f the State o f O reg on , in and fo r Jackson C ou n ty . Announces The installation o f its new 10-ton Ranier oven, with a capacity o f 600 loaves o f In the matter o f the estate of MARCIA DANFORD, Deceased. To Whom it May Concern: The undersigned has been ap pointed by the Honorable W. J. Hartzell as administartcr o f the above estate. Any and all persons having claims against the said es tate are required to present the same duly verified to the under signed within six months from the date o f the first publication of this notice. Date o f first publication, June 7, 1 9 * 1 E. D. BRIGGS, Administrator Pioneer Block, Ashland, Oregon 8.T-4 bread an hour. W e now have one o f the best equipped plants in Southern Oregon, and with the addition o f other recent machinery, we are able to render a service which has never been equalled in this part o f the state, and to present a quality o f baking that will surpass even the record which we have set before. We invite the public to inspect our storerooms at any time. TOURIST T R A V E L IS ON (Continued from page 1) The heaviest year o f travel ex- i perienced in Southern Oregon was in 1925 when, during the months o f , I May and June, an average days j registration was around 225 at the ; Franklin Bakery i 132 E. Main St. - Ashland, Ore.