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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Flats

Apartments and Flats "a
APARTMENT Fojur rooms and bath-and
back porch s27 North Van Buren, street.
No children.
APARTMENT-Tw furnished rooms,
porch Reasonable. Address q ,. Every
Evening Once.
APARTIENTS- rooms and bath.
Hot water heat hot water all year shower
baths Jauitor service. Apply founs Il Co,
Tenth and King streets
APARTNIENTs- rent. Immediate pos
session. Apply Manion Il Co. 90 Orange
street.
FURNISHED APARTAiENI-Two rooms,
for light housekeeping. Good location. In
Guiding heat and light. use OF phone. Phoae
253l W.
JEFFERSON ST., 009-Bachelor apart
ment, furnished. Two rooms and bath. No
housekeeping.
SIMPLIFY ST, 22I-Apartment. three light
and airy rooms, electric lights, gas. Cen
SAN BuREN ST, 6o6-ApartmenI, up
to-dato self-contained; gas, electric, hot
water, always well heated. Five rooms and
BATH outside pantry and porch. lmmedi-
ate possession II required. Phone s271.
29TH AND MARKET STS.-Apartments
Apply Schwartz Investment Co. 3i2 Ford
Building.
Business Places For Rent IS
CAR apACEs--Always room for another
car. GOO s. Harrison street. Phone 749l.
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NsAxWFII. 1920 in good condition NJ ust
he cold Apply 90 Spruce street after
IA
nIDsNOBILI Four-cylindcr model 40
nx.. ma sssnser touring food condition
phons owner AL.
eTrARNS-kNIGHT- mummy roads ter.
Must sell Make offer. Demonstration at
gDa jefferson street.
srorFKING Flye-passenger. First
elsss condition Apply 5O2 4. Eleventh
.fr.rf OF call .uua.
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles For Sale

USED TRUCKS
GARFORD. 1js TONS. WITH CAB.
CHEVROLET-I-TON WITH EN-
PRESS BODY.
STUDEBAKER, LIGHT DELIVERY.
WHITE. 3ls-TON. WITH DUMP
BODY.
WILMINGTON AUTOMOBILE co,
POI W. TENTH STREET.
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,,s.sp CAKs-Iele Briscoe touring 1917.
100 slT 1917 Stearns touring. Kecns
prsge Thirty fifth aud Market streets.
CAL 1871
,,.tp 9-ARS-(iood condition. one Stude-
49,. rnadster one Studebaker five
pss,.naer touring car One ElgiB i've
t"scnser touring one Ford, hVe-passen-
,'4,sytne snyders Garage Second and
yersrson streets
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted--Male

WANTED FOR STATION
AIRY BOILERS. APPLY IN PERSON.
DELAWARE STATE HOSPITAL. FARM
HURST. DEL.
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Know About Telephone Want Ads? Ask Ad
MERCHANDISE
IlousehoId Goods

HRTs~-A large assortment OF brass and
white enamel beds. springs md mat. nat,
Quilt. We will save you money IL you WIN
take time to compare prices considering
assy ps ns Of essYs tors and and
Perfection oil stoves. Mundy Furniture Co.
Filth and sAdison strests. Our address
GOACH-kound reed. reversible gear. $40
24iu Madison street.
DfNINuRoOM TABLE Mahogany. Al
most new. Phone 16t1 w for Information.
DOUBLE BEDsTEAD And mattress.
Also two single besd leads. All three bed
steads enameied. rs YandeYer avenue.
FUHNlT uHE-- some odd pieces of used fur
nlture for sale. Phone 7soI w.
LIBRARY TABLE Garden hose. mirror.
= picture frames. household odds and ends.
Bul =. Union street.
LION WATER HEATER Water power
washing machine, gas range and daven
port for sale. III ". 25th street.
Adams street. Phone 2b3f w.
pAHlOR STOVE Medium size. In SPLEEN
did condition. Phone 3u1t.
uugs--A large select OF wool and nbre
TAPESTRY brussels and velvet rugs. No mat
ter what size you dosre so have one that
Will suit you Mundy Furniture Co.. Fifth
and Madison streots. Credit terms.
Ruos-And floor coverings. 5000 yards
llnoleum remnants largv enough for kit
ehsns at halt price. Hufioch's Cash House.
seventh and Poplar streets
gTEANi HOiI.fK freed. good condl-
ton VIII heat six room house splendid
" Can bee used for hot water heater
i2b West Nineteenth street.
STOVES Dom wait Winter Ia coming
Get that stove now at Berger g. Third and
shpiey. and save money. Z
WINDOW SHADES Of the Hotel Simon
for sale Amply at the hotel.
Machinery and Tools 81
sTIRIirH BRos-serap iron and metals
beams. Front and Istnall streets.
Musical Instruments 62
| pATHh--phonogrspns no Eneir greatest
make records with their resp ctiye noeilas
At shsir best. 0uaran seed a ve years. At
ford Piano Co. 2tD W. Ninth stroes
pHON0aRApH Pathe. practically new
Plays any record 10 records and stand
cost $50 VIII sell for 500. cash. Adj.
dress Box 62G. Wilmington Phone X F"
Wearing Apparel 81
LADIES' COAT. dresses aud black for
muH Phone 4tg1.
usnted-To Buy GO
| ANTIQUE HUKNTT RE--We arc payins
I the highest cash prices Tor antique ft4Tnt
ture Of ali Kinds. Bureaus. tables chair
and mirrors. even in broken condition
/ Also pictures. china. glassware. jewolrJ
| and especially old silver. viii call any
where Phone 3G4G The Old CuriositJ
shop. al Tatnai st. y - Levin. Prop.
Wanted to Buy g
| DIAMONDS We will pay you the highest
prices n BleitZ Il Brp. 90. sixth snc
MARKET streets.
JUNK-let mo buy your sccoud- hans
goods Highest prices in Delaware. ~
Sloan 10 Vest street Phone 1~ai 1910
OLD GOLD will buy your old gold am
silver Willard II Davis. oil East sec
0nd street.
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USED CARS

1920 PEERLESS. TOURING.
1919 hIARMON, TO URING.
1919 PEERLESS. TOURING.
1918 BUICK. ROADSTER.
NIERRICK MOTOR CO.
g23 FRENCH STREET.
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CLASSIFIED DISPLAY


Business Service.
WHITE PINE CYPRESS
n. G. PINE CHESTNUT
YELLOW PINE POPLAR
FIR OAh
SPRUCE BIRCH
HEMLOCk MAPLE
Roofers. Sheathing, Flooring. Cy-
press Shingles.
Mouldings and Wan Boayd-
S. @. SIMMONS & BROS. CO.,
Front and Tatnan Streets.
d. & A. 25l. Automatic 246A.
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Doc Lost. AiredAle terrier. Reward 4
returned 20 G. g. springer, Ne0poIs -
pAI ~ TFFTu over set lost between
CLAYTON and Tenth streets ana Tower MN.
or Ia vicinity Reward. Phone 1901
GOLD TN AND PENCIL Combined, lost
hefween August - and %, in W llInlnR-
TON Valued as belonging 10 deceased Sul'-
shle reward II returned 10 livery Evening
Ofice.
MASONIC PIN-Gold. lost about Two
's.l. 80 going from $50 " Seventeenth
str,set to Sixteenth and Washington. he
w.rd II returned 70 above address.
skIkT- Brown. lost on satur isy night be
tween aSl East Fourth and 1918 -iarkel
Reward IL returned 10 1918 Market
street
NRI>T WATCH Lost gold, initials A +.
NJ IL found return 20 Yll " Nlnth street
and receive reward
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NO AID IN TIL Z CLASSIFIED AID SEC
TIoN Is EVER PURPosELX MIS-
CLASSIFIED.
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ROOM Uufurnished uniRhted unheatcd.
for ight housekeeping ~ refined lady
Address II 20 Every Evening once
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TO AMBITIOUS MEN
READ THIS AND
REMEMBER

That the l.. r. STEEL
SERVICE CORPORATION
Of NEW YORK has accom-
plished more in less than one
year than you would believe
possible in five years. They
have built an organization
using TRUTH. HONESTY
AND LOYALTY as their IN
variable motto. There IS a
wonderful opportunity for
honest, industrious. ambl
tlous men. with unsurpassed
future possibilities. Do as
your better judgment tells
YOU. Answer this ad and
answer it at the earliest mo
ment.
Mr.. Butler, o0l Orange street,
third floor.
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AUTOMOBILES



1910 PAIGE SPORT MODEL.
1917 HAYNES. TOURING.
1917 CHEV RoLET. TOURING.
FoRD. SEDAN.
FORD. TRUCK.
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USED CARS-I0IQ Dodge. sedan Vim /
truck, 3-4-tou. stevens DuryCa. THESE cars |
are all In tlrSt-Class condition and must TOO |
sold Inquire Garage. 6l' Shiplcy street.
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ANNEX HOTEl~-East Fourth street Good
rooms with hot water heat. tub and
shower baths, S2.5u, $500 and s4.O0
weekly single beds. soc. soc. 75c and 81.
Open day and Night,
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ROOMS AND BOARD
Rooms and Hoard

tpbHA anu ErhfI of
SPRUCE s'f.. ioi4- Board and loom FOR /
refined young Home comforts. No /
objeetion 70 raiir0ader Phone s434
WASH G'fON ST. DO Rooms and irst-
class table board. Centrally located.
Phone b3l3.
two young men Room sell heated use 81
phone. good location
Rooms Without board s.
ADAMS 81. $3.50 Desirable rooms Tor
ADAMS ST. 907-Sicely furnished room
for gentleman Phone AL j.
T. FIFTH 81 4Is Two sccond-story front
rooms. furnished. Gas, electric and water
L. EIGHTH ST 4ig-Three rooms for
JEFFERSON ST. 1872 Nicely furnished
bedrooms Good location I - Of phone.
LIXINGkOOM ASD BEDROOM for two
gentlemen VII scrve breakfast. Phone
ORANGE ST g23-Three rooms and bath
for hight housekeeping.
ROOM Near Eightn ana jackson. Phone
$50 W Young lady only reference 70
quired.
ROOM vii rent 10 a gentleman large
front room IN private home, hot water neat
and conveniently located Phone 1895 ].
RODNEY ST. l7Ii Furnished room, cleo
trtc light aud heat. use Of phone. Phone
sHALLCROss AVE. I0Ii-L Large. veil
heated room. 10 minutes from Hotel du
Pont
VANDENER AVE. 72s Nicely furnished
room for one or two gentlemen.
WASHINGTON st, 1901 Two furnished
single rooms for rent. Phone 6745 }.
". FOURTH ST, sos Nicely. furnished
room. we'll heated electric lights. For
one or Two gentlemen.
" OH ST. 5I4- Nicely furnished room
for gentlemen Phone 5745 W
u @EV4s Nth Furnished -oo7laS
Private family Phone 57s7 X
" 9fH 81 5UA Two UNFINISHED rooms
All conycnienccS. Phone sos.
W. 9TH ST. 2I5-Well furnished room.
With running water. Phone AZ J.
Rooms For Housekeeping 90
n. CLA1ION ST. IOI-Inree large rooms,
bath aud porch, hot water heat. gas and
electric light included
MOUNTAINEERING third 1oor housekeeping
rooms. completely furnished. Phone.
conyeniences. Good location, Phone 4Ool-
RODNEY ST 3U2-Two second-Story
front rooms. furnished for light heusekeep-
ing Nc children
". SEVENTH ST, Sl2-One room for fight
housekeeping for rent.
Where to Eat IL
TABLE BoARD-By the week us King
street. Mrs. L. Hand
Where to Stop in Town ~
THE STRAND
Fourth and Poplar. Bures. TabIs
board. Newly furnished rooms. Phone
62a6 W.
ANNEX HOTEI-kast Fourth street. Good
rooms with hot water heat. tub and
shower baths, S2-5u. $500 and s4O0
weekly single beds. soc. 5Oc. 75c and 81.
Open day and Night.
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HANNAGAN'S TRANsFER--AIl kinds Of
hauling. 1o2 E. Seventh st. 2sas w.
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BUSINESS SERVICE
business Service Offered

business service OneFed 10
BUCHEK signs 81 every description at
7I3 Shiplcy street Phone Iu35 "
kATHEkI>E FINAN Hair dressing par
lors. Toupo. wig braid work done.
Appointments home " desired
Phone lIH5 " Brownson Building. Fourth
and Jackson.
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INSTRUCTION

HINES PRIVATE BUSINESS COLLEGE
-4O2 W. Twenty second. Phone 52z9 ".
Private lessons in Languages, shorthand.
Typewriting, Bookkeeping, Etc. Expert
Instructors Every day and evening. 7
a m to 10 p. m Enroll at any time.
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Wanted Automobiles

USED CARS-Any condition Call 3.
talk II over with heen. Thirty nth
Market streets
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FJkNITC kb- Making old furniture iooh
equal Ia new. Repairing. upholsterinsano
Gaming Phone 6Jao " alu French street.
FURNITURE Making old furniture look
equal a. ucw keraiuug upholateFins anu
Gaming Phone GfgB W. glU French street,
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Motorcycles and lilcy cles

MOTORCYCLES anu bicycles i
MOTOkCN CIES md BICN (t-ES Sf,e-
Ciai reduction on used motorcycles one
Indian power plus. So. one Indian. with
side car. sIlO. one Excelsior, with sideCar.
500. one Cleveland $50. Mouutz Me
kinney. 81 Tatnail street.
DEf.AW ARE CYCLE GO The only Ru-
thorizod agency in the state for Harley
Davidson motorcycles. Immediate drliv-
cries on 1921 models. lin5 Orange street
NEW AND SECOND-HANp motorcycles Of
different makes at reasonable prices. vii
miugton cycle Co, 1904 Market street
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ERRAND BOY-One who is good and
steady. Apply 627 Madison street.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-09

FOR SALE-5-room strictly modern home on corner 10th and Moreland St. Lot SPA feet facing Moreiand; 150 feet on 10th St. Pavement paid. See own
 CT. Mrs. Fred Noll at home before 10 A. M or after s P. M. Phone 1596. If
Arizona republican., 1920-09-09
S1950

Four room frame house New. Never occupied. Terms $350 cash. balance $50 per month and interest. Why pay
Arizona republican., 1920-09-09
Central Ave.

2. acres with 165 it. frontage on ,,o-,t-aI avenue. This property is close
 -d hv far the best buy on the avenue today. Price $42oo, $120o cash balance easy o
 HILL, INVESTMENT co. 27 N CENTRAL AVE. PHONE 4luo S' ~ bs
Arizona republican., 1920-09-09
sop sAL-HousEs

FOR SALE by owner, nice home of five rooms. Brick pebble dash, built-in features. hardwood floors throughout: finished in old ivory; double garage; lawn and shade Cash or terms. Call 3660.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-09
Oakland Roadster

Late 1919 model. good tires, moto- meter, bumper. It looks like new and runs like a new car. The price is s750 The terms are easy.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-09
S2750

Broom new P. D. house, hardwood floors, every built-in feature, plenty closet room, gray brick fireplace, book cases and side board; lot 50x150; only 5000 cash and $50 month, inc. int.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-09
FOR SALE-HOUSES

rooms and screen room, good shade, regular sized lot, located north east; price S1650: can be handled on cash payment of $550
Arizona republican., 1920-09-09
S68OO

5-room and 2 screen brick P. b. house: every buiIt-in feature, cement porch, walks and sidewalks; hardwood floors, hot water heater; large lot. 76x160. See us at once. $2500 cash and bal. easy.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-09
James B. Gillespie

FOR SALE-By owner. double six
 room brick; rooms on each side. completely furnished; price $4500; cash $500 and $50 a month. Apply 61O South 3rd Street bb
Arizona republican., 1920-09-09
S425O

5-room P. D. house, hardwood floors, built-in features, cement porch, walks and sidewalks; large lot, 75x95x165. Some fruit; dandy place for chickens. s1200 cash and $50 month bal.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-02-18

one Christian Americanization." II
the afternoon they are asked to b.
present in a body to the memoria
services in the Chautauqua building
and in the evening are invited to at
tend the Washington address to be
delivered by Rev. c. A. Edwards il
the Methodist CHURCH.
A wreck somewhere north is hold
ing back train No. l 5 today. A stub
consisting of baggage and mail cars
went out at the usual time, but the
regular train is not scheduled TO ar
rive here until o'clock.
The young soldier who was arrest
ed in Ashland last week, charged
with desersion. was taken to Med
ford by the recruiting officers who
have been stationed there, and sent
to Portland with a number of re-
cruits who were soing there.
Alfred Mccoy, section foreman Of
the Southern Pacific at Mistletoe,
has so far recovered from a severe
attack OF Pneumonia to be able to
make a trip to Ashland yesterday.
The committees appointed to have
charge of the details concerning the
Fathers and Sons banquet are busy
gsttin gaffairs in shape to have
everything completed and in ship
shape by Tuesday evening, February
"a, when this annual event will take
place in the Armory at 7 O'Clock
sharp. All boys who have passed
their tenth birthday and have not
reached their eighteenth birthday are
eligible to attend. Each boy can be
accompanied by his father or a make
believe father. The tickets limit the
age of the latter from IS to 105 years
old.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-02-18

have moved into the residence at lS0
Granite street.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Prose were
guests of Grants Pass the latter part
of the week.
Mr.. Jesse Winburn, of New York
City, is the guest OF Prof. Irving Vim
ing. He came in Sunday morning
and yesterday afternoon was shown
over the valley by E. " Carter, B. r.
Greer and Prof. Vining, the party be-
ing the guests of Mr. Virirr at din
ner in the evening, Mr.. NiEburn is
just returning from seven lonths
tour of the Orient ana has many in
tresting "reminiscences of his trip. He
is at the head of one of the large
advertising firms of New York City
as well as being financially identified
with many of the big manufacturing
concerns of the East. He will spend
IA week with Mr.. Vining here and
will be shown as many of our scenic
marvels as time will permit. He is
greatly impressed with our climate
and scenery and especially our min
eral waters. He says Ashland has
great future if properly and per-
sistently advertised.
Mrs. Nellie May Conner, who has
just sold her property, has taken
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-02-18
u. OF O. NOTES

John Finneran, a member of the
Phi Gamma Delta fraternity and an
ex-member of the class of '21, spent
the weekend at Eugene as the guest
of his house.
Leith Abbott, who won his co.
in track last year by winning the
half-mile, and running in the relay
race, was initiated into the order OF
the 90" Thursday evening, between
halves of the Oregon W. S. C, basket
ball game. Abbott is the first Ash
land man that ever won an co."
Freshmen basketball suits were Civ
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-02-18
en- out Saturday evening, and two
Ashland men, Edwin Fraser and Ar
vim Burnett, each got one.

A leading Kansas City paper has
the following striking headline on
its front page:
Demand for Children Greatest in
History of Country; Child Couples
are Swamping Welfare Bureaus and
Orphanages for Little Ones" The
baby market is booming. The de-
mand for babies for adoption
throughout the U. S, is the greatest
in history.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-02-18

housekeeping apartments at the
Shook building on East Main street
Mrs. X. Loosely of klamath Falls
is in Ashland visiting relatives and
friends.
Capt. Paul Hathaway 44th In
fantry, Vancouver Barracks, Wash
ington, is visiting this city in the in
terest of securing able bodied men
for the United States Army. He can
be found at the Austin Hotel and
will be pleased to talk with anyone
relative to the advantages derived
from an enlistment in the Army,
particularly the vocational training
features.
Leland j. Sparks, manager of the
Firestone Tire and Rubber company
of Portland, X. A. Price, truck tire
manager and C. e. Wilson, southern
territory man, are in Ashland today,
calling on N. Dix, who handles theil
tires at the White Star garage.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-02-18
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
For District Attorney

Believing that my successful man
agement of the office of District
Attorney has shown me thoroungh-
ly qualified, and that can serve
the people of Jackson County in
that capacity best, ! announce my
candidacy for denomination on
the Republican ticket at the May
primaries. G. M. ROBERTS.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-02-18
For Sheriff

hereby announce myself Repub-
lican candidate for Sheriff of
Jackson county, at the May pri-
maries. Several years experience
in this line of work, including last
six months of 1919 in the tax col
lection department, thoroughly
qualities me to administer the du-
ties of the office in an efficient
manner. JOHN Is. WlMER.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-02-18

hereby announce my candidacy fol-
denomination for the office of
Sheriff on the Republican ticket,
subject to the May primaries.
feel that my record as public of
ficial during the first term entities
me to denomination and re-elec-
tion. G. E. TERRILL.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-02-18

| hereby announce my candidacy for
the nomination for the office OF
County Assessor of Jackson Coun-
ty, subject to the wishes of the
voters of the Republican party at
the primary election of May 21st.
J. B. COLEMAN.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-02-18

ern Washington, and the inocculatioI
began to take" while on their way
here. On arriving in Ashland the
other three were only fit for theil
beds, where they have had to remain
ever since. They are recovering,
however, and hope to be able to en-
Joy their visit in Few days
the old hymn, December is as Pleas
ant as May" The most brilliant
sunshine and balmy air prevailed
making out door exercise most de-
lightful. A steady stream of auto
mobiles ran on the highway all af-
ternoon, going up and down the val
ley, while the streets and park We're
full of pedestrians enjoying the de-
lightful air.
Mayor C. B. Lamkin is literally ''up
in the air" these days. He had his
bungalow on Bush stree. on jacks
ready to start the first of the week
on its journey nown the hill to its
destination on North Main street,
where it will be stationed on the lot
recently purchased by the mayor
A. B. Chapman and wife drove in
from their country home on Satur-
day to interview our merchants.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Gall and Mrs.
Charles Brown of Belleview, we're
Ashland visitors on Saturday.
w. R. Langraye and family who
came here recently from Carson
Wash, are now located in their new
home at 55 Factory street which
they recently purchased,
Misses Nola Kent, Frances Potter
and Edith Moody, teachers in thu
Roseburg city schools, who have beer
/ home during the enforced vacation
while the schools were closed on ac
count of an influenza epidemic il
that city, left yesterday for Roseburg
The schools expect to open there
Tuesday.
DR.. w. B. Hinson, pastor of thu
East Side Baptist church of Port
land, one of the most prominent
/ clergymen of the Pacific coast viii
be in Medford this evening anC
preach in the Baptist church in that
city. A number of members of that
denomination expect to go down tC
hear this eminent divine.
Word was received in Ashland to-
day that a daughter was born to Mr.
and Mrs. j. M. Hi oman of Redding
Calf, on February II. The Hind
mans we're former residents of Ash
land and have many friends here
who extend congratulations
Mrs. j. L. Sneed of Salem IL 4
guest of her mother Mrs. Anna
Kent, at the Hotel Columbia.
LaVon Zundel, representing the
Brown Motor company at the Auto
motive shop, sold a Nash car to r.
II. Simpson and the delivery was
made today. The Nash is a very
classy car and the Simpson family
will get much joy out Of it the com
ing summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Reed, who have
been living in the Shook apartments
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-02-18
MONDAYS NEWS


The Billings Agency reports the
sale OF the Mrs. Elizabeth Cromai
acre tract on Walnut street to R. j.
and Ethel Dodge of Eastern Oregon
Mr.. and Mrs. Dodge have arrived in
Ashland and will make their home
at their new purchase.
Mrs. Eric Weren and her mother
Mrs. Cherry, left yesterday for San
ia Rosa Calf, where they will visit
relatives. They will go from there
to Oakland.
o. II. Barnhill returned Saturday
from Salem and Portland.
]. G. Kirkpatrick visited last week
with his parents ON Leonard street.
W. b. Million received dispatch
Saturday from Mrs. Million, who was
called to San Jose, Calf, by the i'll
ness of their daughter, Miss Mildred.
The message stated that the young
lady was getting along very well.
She had had an attack of influenza,
and had got around too soon, which
caused slight relapse.
Mrs. Young, mother of j. w.
Young, foreman OF the mechanical
department of the Tidings, was a
visitor at the home Of her son from
Central Point Saturday.
Mrs. s. S. Smith OF Medford was
a guest at the home of Mrs B. r.
Greer on Granite street Saturday.
Mrs. j. F. Hallick of McCloud re-
turned to her home Sunday after
spending several days as a guest OF
her sister, Mrs. G. H. Ketchum of
Helman street.
Mrs. Walter Douglas and two lit
tie daughters, who came here last
week to visit at the home OF Mrs.
Douglas cousin, Mrs. f. j. Shinn,
have been quite i'll ever since they
arrived here. They were vaccinated
before leaving their home in North