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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-06
Help Wautsd-MaIs and Female


WANTED-Good COOK for family on ranch
reference required. Write or wire Mrs.
Fall. Three Rivers. y ~.
Help Wanted-FsmaIs
WANTED-cooi. in family. Phi ce5s-
WANTED-Waitress and one dish washer
WANTED-Fry cook Modern cafe. base
ment Mills Bldg.
WANTED-Cashier al once. Apply white
Bootery. a2f z san ANTONIO.
WASTFD-Good Mexican cook. good
wages Apply 2lol Montana. Pa. 5ozl-
GIRL for reneral housswork. must stay
niEhts- 500 Prospeet. Apt s. --
WANTED-At once. experienced girl for
pIeatine- ais y. Oregon
ENGLISH s7eakins Mexican Eiri fer
tray work Sunnycrest sanatorllnl
GOOD cook wanted. must stay nights,
references regarded 1olg p RIO Gr1n1e-
D-Erperienced sewing girls. APP
ply sl7 Myrtle, Apt 2.
ENPERIENCEn waitresses Apply head
waiter Del Norte.
WANTED - experienced chambermaid-
Eood wages Apply the NeE As1leo Cot-
taFe Sanatorium. Silver city. y. 81
WANTED-At once. practical nurse Ma
toual T. q. Sanatoriunl. AiamoEoroo.
n n
MONEY IS the root o. an evil" We loan
it on anything q value - -.
BARSETT-s. 219 san AhIOSlO. LEA-
WANTED-Lady cook. white or eolored.
good salary with room and board Al
dress 3 e5. care Head.
WANT middle aged woman as practical
nurse and 10 DO cooking for I person Eood
Job. nos Wyoming
TVANTED-Good EnElish speaking girl
for general housewor<. must stay nights,
D 40 =
WANTED-Wo-nan 10 DO canvassiug On
Ryzou Baking Powder Inquire 404 Mis-
BidE-
WANTED-Reiiabls woman for house
work. must have references CAL IN per-
son. eos Tezaa
WASTED E1ps-iencsd sa1sslady IN ready
10 wear. Apply 7. A. Cou-sns store. no
AlTFRTCAN woman for general house
worz. small family. Apply sos san Eran-
HOT sFFEEPER Who WIN take charge q
house for family CT g. Ar. Osborne. Fn-
Apply IN person ISIS Montaua. WriEhta
Cleaning Work.
WANTED good cook. only 2 meals
DAY good wages 20 right party Cau lsl-
p Boulevard
GOOD EaEiishT sDeallHs XII FOR house.
work. EooQ wages Apply AZ once ---e ~
Oregon
WANTED-Competsnt white or eoiorsd
woman to cook IN snail family. good
wages for right party az Montana Apt a.
WaNTED-Erperieuce chocolate dipper.
Apply American Candy Kitchen SO n
stanton.
A RELIABLE office E.rl for dental otfioe.
must speak spanish fiusntiy- Dr. Ebert,
2fs Mills Bldg.
WANTED-Competent cook and house
keeper. family Of 2, no laundry. $50 10 $40.
u married can give husband day work al
SL7o. Address T 81. care Hcrald-
GOOD COOK for saaatoriurn. short hour.
SIS % start and room Suunycrest saua-
torium.
VYASTED-At once. . experienced dining
room Mattresses and experienced lunch
counter waitress Apply Modern Cafe,
basement Nils Bldg.
COLORED or white lady pianist for pic
ture show, 8 hours Night. must sight read.
plain orchestratlons. Address Box ia.
Columbus. y. y.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-06
TIE COURTS


GfIH DISTRICT COURT.
Judge n. %. Howe prasidlng.
Gertrude srait Va Albert W. staia 6i- I
r1-ce, petition fled.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-06
Oil and Mining

Oil and Mining
$500
RFPUBLIC MINING & MILLING COM
PAEF STOCKHOLDERS
Owners o. shares Of the capital stock q
the Requisite Mining q Milling Co. Il
New Mexico are requested 20 communi-
cate Immediately with the Silver city Na-
tional Bank Of silver City. n M-
TO THE BUSINESS AND MINING MEN /:
am now ready 20 furnish an kinds or
Information on properties and mining
prospects that are now free o. any claims
Ia the state OF Chlhuahua. Mex Plans,
Information. measures, and progressive
forwarding Of a judicial proceeding Until
the acquisition OF titles Lands for agri-
culture, cattle raising and also coal and
Plans OF: santa Eulalia. Parral. Minas
Nuevas. Cusvecillas. Las AnlulaH. Gust
huiriachic. Almoioya. santa Blrnara. los
Iamentos. EnciniIlas. Placer de Guadalupe.
Naica. Sierre de Enmedlo. sanlna4s 4llneI-l
de Cordero and many othern-
MAYS Of an the states Of the Republic
OF Mexico. Blue prints. blue line prints
and also commercial drafting. For further
particulars and Information can o. phone
JOSE PORRAs UGAREE.
rs Myrtle Ave- Fh- ll6-Js ~ Eaaqs = eA-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-06

FOR SALE.
stock Of first class staple gro
ceries located To Deming. n n.
VIII invoice about $500 Old ea-
tabIished business. but stock iH
clean and uptodate- Best loea-
TRI-sTATE ASSOCIATION
OF CREDIT MEN.
II Paso. Tex
TOOE OVER THIS LIsTINGs
ALL BARGAINS AND FOB SALE BY Us
Hotei-110 rms. mod. p cash. bal terms
Hotel 20 rms NOD. = cash bal. monthly
Hotel 60 ru1s-, mod. easy terms
Hotel 81 rms. transient. price right.
Hotel 20 rms, part cash. bal terms
Hotel 10 rms. transient. very cheap.
Also a good list OF apartment
houses, grocery stores. etc
See Us FOR husipess opportunltiea
Prices right
FL PAsO BUSINESS EXCHANGE
Office. 112 w san Antonio. - Paso, Tex
Phone 1905, evenings sss..
RoOming HOusss-FOr Sale and Rent
FOB SALE-Rooming house. rooms. all
full no agents Phi. 6221J.
FOR sALE-A rooning house Of IS rooms,
rent very reasonable. $1,000 cash J. s.
Crozier. sos Trust Bids, Pm 295a-
TN rooms. Q sleeping porches. excellent
furniture. best location. steam heat close
in. bargain for quick sale SIS ~ kansas-
TO BUY Oh SELL that roominE or apart
rncnt house. hotel or business see Aeiera-
JAMES T.. MARI & COMFAN1-
Phone f55o 1of san Antonio St
one % the best IS room hotels 10 Fl
Paso. thoroughly modern centrally loeat-
ed steam heat. IS rooms Win naLns al
ways fun. clearing $500 monthly. by own
er. no agents. Address Y a. care Herald.
SACRIFICE. By OWNER.
LEAVING CITY
e room apertHlel5, niee.g .ll,s o.,
3so7. ask for w BroWn-
BOOMING HOUSE SNAP. CLOSE n.
Owner leaving city offers for quick sale az
a rreat Eacriflce apartments and
single rooms. completely furnished 5000
lease. viii take $500 fer quick sale
See 1r. HOFFMAN.
DOUGLAS C. CROMELL AllhNC1.
11s 3Iils BldE- Prone es.9,
BOOMING HOUSES THAT WILL
MAKE YOU THE MONEY.
Twelve rooms. good furniture year
lease. steam heat. close Oh location. FOR
$4,000 cash balance $1,000. easT terms.
income F2fs per month. rent only SIS.
Tweuty-f1ur rooms. close in- first class
location. elegant furniture, 8 11ths.
showers. 9 years lease rent t-gl per
month. income $3.50 per month. $1,000 cash.
balance $3.50. easy terms
Twenty rooms ln heart 81 city, rent
-. "a --e7-T- cash 5000 balance $500
70 r-1ft r w uewclf
n. A. BOGUE a COMPANY.
Bassmeut Fl Paso Bank Bids. Ph- lstl.
HOTEL SNAPS.
g rooms. downtown. steam beat running
water lr every room. long lease. real
bargain, 5000 and $500 70 handle
q rooms beautifully furuished, strictly
modern. with private and connecting
baths g10.f1o. 5000 20 handle
20 rooms. best money maker IL y F1so.
for $500 cash
EXQUISITE APARTMENT HOUSE
Il -partr-d uts. beautiful place, BEAUTIFULLY
Furnished. years lease. VIII clear over
5000 a year $4,000. and 5000 cash
See lIr ElVei. with
CoOD9TAN BROS. & COMPANY.
a--r 5000 Rerrtorr Insurance
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-06
Helm Wsple5-Male

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WANTED-At once. 2 szperieneed 4eEi-
can buss boys Apply Modern care naae-
ment Mills Bldg.
WANTED First class grocery clerk. mar
ried man preferred. must have Al ref-
erence and understand taking phone o.
dsrs. Apply IN person % ll4 n. stanton
WANTED.
Blight American boy not over % 70 collect
small accounts. one with bicycle and not
attending schoL Apply Adv Dept Herald
AMERICAN With good clerical experience
and converse tionai" knowledge o. spanish
80 fuIl Information N first letter. Ad-
dress today. c lol. Gaze Herald
BRIGHT BOYS WANTED.
We need the services Of several bright
bovs 20 act as cashiers assistant cashiers
OF axe or have working permit.
Apply Superintendent
Mezzanine floor.
PoPULAR DRY GOODS co.
STFVTCE. ECONOMY. sATIsFACTIOS.
CITY CLEANING WOHks-
Mems piece suits. cleaned. pressed al--e-
Mems piece suits. cleaned. pressed. tl-ol-
Phone 900 for prices on ladies' goods
Work called for and delivered
BREAKFAST Specials
No. la Eggs. Hot Cakes. Coffee -soc
No. Ham. Bacon. EgEs Hot CAKES
coffee -. = - - !. - -
fee ....-.-..-.-..----- ..-. .ale
No. 5-sman STEAK. Eggs. Toast.
No. 1o-s Esss Hot Rolls. Butter and
-BfoITOS;s CAFE.
az z san Antonio street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-06
Situations Wanied-Male


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THREE TINE SERVICE MAN. axe IS. de-
sires position as watchman or tirnezeep-
err reliable and trustworthy. best refer
ences Address 2 Is care sierald-
THE BAPTIST sanatorium desires 20 Sc
cure light employment for or respon-
sibis men. outside work preferred
WANTED-Posltiou By experienced book
keeper. machine bill CLERK. rapid typist,
EnEllah-spanish. and general office man
Address D los. care Herald
VOCATIONAL employment department 7.
~ C. A. viii help young men secure en-
pioyment % the kind they are best FITTED
for. many calls coming IN daily many Do
sitions available. $500 month up See Mr-
Wheeler. office hours $50 an 70 12 noon
WANTED-A position as manager Or
superintendent o. big ranch IN Mexico or
south America. thoroughly familiar with
irrigation. have developed some o. larE-
est ranches IN southwest, married man.
age 80. wife viii accept position as book
keeper or accountant. Phi b4s3Js address
B 50, care Herald
POSITION WANTED chief engineer
or supervisor. where reliability. capahil-
fty. efficiency and economy would BE- au-
preciated. wide experience With diesel
EnEinea" thelr erection and maintenance.
accustomed 20 large units. am a. present
IN charge OF large plant. Al reference.
correspondencs solicited address 2 u.
care Herald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-06


FUESTTURE and rugs Tor sale o.
toom hcuss. furulture il flrEr class cou-
ditiou- 1208 y CaE7beL
THE WESTERN FURNITURE co. YIN
pay cash Tor your furniture or We VII eI-
change Sc for new Come 90 the store that
saves you money Ph- 1881. corner stan
ton and OVerland-
F0UTZ-MOOEE FUENITUEE co.
VIII exchange your Old furniture for
new a. nina Norm Stanton 81
one oak drssssr. ivory chiff1uis-. ivory
bed and springI ivory reed co1ch. ualnut
Iron bed AXIS. other furniture. al-l 1917
model Maxwell. Epleudid cou4ticl- SO
81. CzmpbslL
TCE Bon. set bedstsad and dresser. chif-
foufar. stoves. handy linen cabinet. gettcs.
hands1nas office chair. dishes. cooking
vessels. feather beds. double 1anltary
couch. screens hall mirror other things
113 ". franklin Pm l1lL
LOOK-Gas ranges SIS; dressera. Ecod
ores. $50 up; refrissrator9 50 upi cooEins
ar5. SC Up. wood heater4 81 upi ol beat
ers and cookinE stoves So 90 t--; iron
beds. So up- springs. good ones. $500
ulzttrezses. 81 up; chairs. brand new. tl-sl
up. q SIS kitchen cabinet. nov 500 ~
kttchsn safes flo-59s new o4s cl-lo1-l--.
812-51; felt rugs. the best tslt rlat yel
ever fer sane stuff as your hat qniT
gg-E0- We have Thousands o. big bar
Gains We buy. sell and exchange ever
thing We are az eos s. Stanton -. t1e
merry ro-rouud fs az cur back door
Phone 10fs-
HURST FCEhlIL RI 90.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-06

Lost and Found
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GOLD locket with . pictures lost. h n.
r engraved on back. reward. Howard
Rix, 1l6 Mills ST.
FOUND-The best transfer and storage
establishment KELLT's TRANSFER &
STORAGE Phi So
IOsT-sunday evening on street car. s.f5.
black overcast made BY "DryfuEs & Sons.
reward S. Pm 71s9J-
LOST-Saturday evening IN business dis
trict photograph Of baby girl marked
-Jenks-" Phi 7s7. Mr- Sullivan
FOUND-Watch. IN residence district.
owner may have same b. proving prop
erty and paying for this ad- Phi $50
LOST-White poodle dog in July. tag $50
Please return and receive IS reward Mrs.
J. P schulz. Apt s. 1893 E. san Antonio
LOsT-Tuesday night on RIO Crane 50.
between Ochoa and kansas a $50 bill Re
turn 70 Gil n Ochoa or Phi sII1J. re-
ward
LOST-Two solitaire diamond rings. Tif-
fanny setting. Friday afternoon IN business
district. liberal reward Mrs. A. b smith
sheldon Hotel
S REWARD Tor return OF war saving
stamps lost on Arizona car Thursday
morning. AIRS Faulkner advertising de-
psrtment Herald
sTRAYED Oh sTOLEN-Whits heife-
calf branded on left side hair circle.
circle. Finder please Ph- 195. j. 2 Coles.
and receive reward. nights 24lo.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-06

WHITE woman % act as COOK and house
keeper. prefer some one who through
force OF circumstances ia compelled 20
earn her own way and who VIII appreci-
ate a good home with good pay. 2 IN fam
1v no washing. Phi. 911A
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-06

LAVE cash for Furnishings OF modern
otel or rcominr house. priced and iocat-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-06

j. J. hA6LEH & co.
10 n Campbeu ST. Phones 211 and z1z
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-06

Wanted-FurnituTe
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vAsTED-slo.oo0 vo-th Of second band
furniture Texas Furniture Co. = tgsl-
We PAY Highest cash prizes for Four
rarand hand furniture or sewing uachines
YOUNG FURNITURE Co. 1oI s. stantol-
HAVE YOU FURNITURE TO SELF
LET Us make an estimate OF the value q
vou- used furniture You viii Be sur
prised and delighted with our fair ap-
praisals and prompt payment
HOME FURNITURE co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-06
For Sde-Piaros

F1F 1aie-rlaEo9
GOOD piano for sale. $500 wheeling. Phi
$685.
FOR sALE-urrlsht mahogany piano.
good condition. reasonable "a 1851
Will SILL ny equity 90 new Clarendon
piano Ter half, OF trade FOR Eood Nictrola-
Phi 1881.
IVANTED-To purchase FOR SPOT cash. used
pianos or player pianos. suitable for rental
purposes Il PaHo Piano Co. 1a5 Texas So
Pianos bought sold and exchanged
JOS ". OECHSNER.
Tuning and repairinE. s0l Brown. Ph. esQt.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-06
Poultry and Pet Stock

ron sALEPslr esasz.ss. Pa SOS.
WHITE LEGHoBN D1nsss fer sale
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-06

WANTED-At oucs. experienced NeEi-
can buss boys. Apply Modern cafe. base
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-06

VTSITFR a. WILLIAMS, AUCTIONEER.
Phi es5s. office SO 2. san Antonio. Auc-
ton House VIII handle sales % or ru-
% town csflee hour 100 10. 50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-06
For Rsni-Roons furnished

FRONT room IN nice home. Etaam neels
close %, 10 sick. for Esnusunan- llll ~
fH-ar~nr.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-06

Wsnted-MiseeHaneous
WANTED-ro buy. an automobile 70 coed
condition must Be chap Pm 549--
WANTED-To buy pool-biIlia-d han out
III 10 tables and accessories address
p. O. Box 80. Cauauea. son. 4sz-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-06
Musical Instruments

MUSICAL Ll1I GAL4
CLEARANCE SALE
PIANOS AND PHONoGHAPH9.
which have been taken ID exchange We
need the room Now f1 your opportunity
TO secure a Eood phonosraph or piano e
a genuine bargain. easy terms or cash
many standard makes % choose from
ruar1ntsef and erchanreable later on new
Vlctrolas or pianos Look them over this
week
BILLINGS COlIPAET.
113 s. y Paao St.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-06
Siluaf6ns Wanled-Femals


COUPLE want WORK toEsthsr. woman
first class cook. man light duuer, OF What
have you 1885 Myrtle, Phi S5ol.
TFANTED-By experienced EtenoEraphars
general offics and stenoEraphic work oel-
OF reference Phi soI8W-
EtenoEraphsr desires 20
-ition- u-sfsr Ierai. InEurnncs o. railroad
Office Ph E55o-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-06

Good COOK FOR sanatoriun1. short hours.
F7s 10 start and room sunnyersst sana-
torium-
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-06-02
The Social Realm
THURSDAYS NEWS
DrnnnnSSiun ninnnr

The senior class OF the high
school held a progressive dinner
Tuesday evening at the homes OF
the various members of the class,
which was one of the most anus
ing and entertaining features in
cident to graduation week. About
thirty-fiye of the class were in
attendance, and We're conveyed in
automobiles to the homes of the
members where the different
courses were served. The first
course, fruit cocktails, was served
al the home of Miss Irene Keller
on Allison street. From there
the company drove to the home
Of Miss Maxine Pracht on Euclid
avenue. where the salad course
was spread under the cherry trees
on the lawn. The dinner course
was served by Miss Esther Klein
hammer at her home on Morton
street, and the dessert at the
home of Miss Helen Adamson at
Talent. After this course was
completed the company spent the
rest of the evening with music
and other entertainments until
q late hour.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-06-02
ABBOTT CAPTAIN OF
L. OF o. TRACK TEA VI

Leith Abbott, a junior in the
University, from Ashland, was
elected captain of the University
OF Oregon track team for next
year at a meeting of the track
squad held there this week, ac-
cording to word from Eugene.
This season is Abbott's second
year as leterman on the varsity
team. Last year he won the half
mile against the University of
Washington and the same event
in the Northwest conference as
well as being one of the members
Of the north west conference
championship relay team. This
season he has won the half against
the University of Washington, o.
y c., and placed fourth at the
Pacific Coast conference held at
Palo Alto.
Abbott has served as editor OF
the Oregon Emerald during the
past year and was formerly a
member of the Morning Register
staff. He is a member of Friars,
Sigma Delta Chi, Sigma Upsilon,
Order Of the To-ko-lo and Phi
Gamma Delta.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-06-02
Welded Last Night

A pretty home wedding took
place after the commencement eX-
erc.ses last evening at the home
of the brides mother, Mrs. l., E.
7. Allen, on Palm avenue, when
Miss Mary Eleanor Allen, one of
last nights graduates, became the
wife of Lester Robert Reed of
Portland. The ceremony was nat
urally delayed on account of the
extended exercises in the Chautau-
qua building, and it was close to
midnight when Rev. c. A. Ed
wards, pastor of the NJ. E. church,
Icad the service that made this
young couple man and wife. A
number of Portland friends wit
messed the marriage ceremony, af-
ter which refreshments were
served. Mr.. and Mrs. Reed will
leave this evening for Portland
where they will make their future
home.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-06-02
NEW RECRUITSF FOR
NATIONAL GUARD

Otis Johnson and Clyde Guntel
are the latest additions to the
ranks of the First company, Ore
eon National Guard. Many OF
the Juniors and Seniors of the
Ashland High school have Joined
and the company hopes to have
a 100 per cent membership from
the high school as soon as posi-
BILE.
There seems to have been 4
wrong impression prevailing
among the students, and that is
that summer work will hinder
them in joining the Guard. That
is not so. Business is of course
Recognized as being first place
in times of peace, and a furlough
will be granted to men whose
work interferes with their attend
ance at drills.
The encampment this summer
will draw many new recruits. Men
a; encampment will receive regu-
lar army pay, and in addition re-
ce!ve $1.00 a day extra bonus
from the state of Oregon, which
makes "A clear SO a day minimum
for the lowest grades.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-06-02
PIONEER PASSES AWAY

Elias NJ. Miller (familiarly
known as Barney MilleO, died at
his home on Granite street this
morning at | o'clock following an
extended illness, He was SO
years of age, and had lived in
Ashland for the past SO years. Mr.,
Miller was born in Indiana and
was one of 25 children, 23 boys
and two girls. All are now dead
but three boys The family came
to Oregon in 1850. During his
residence in Ashland Mr.. Miller
followed blacksmithing for many
years, and was later in the gro
cery business for seven years. For
the past twenty years or more
he had been Il great sufferer from
rheumatism, the last two years
being practically helpless.
Funeral services will be held
Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock
from the late residence, 1O2
Granite street. Surviving the de-
ceased are four children, Otto of
Ashland: Edward of Los Angeles;
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-06-02
MORE HOME OWNERS

The red flag never flies over
a man who owns his own home
The above is the epigramatic
remark OF great American cit
izen. And he is right. The mo-
mcnt a man buys his own home,
whether it is in the city or the
country, he instlnctiyely, and per-
haps unconsciously, feels himself
a part owner in the whole coun-
try. No man can have that feel
ine aud be an anarchist or a boil
sheyist.
BOlshevism and anarChism may
never get very far in the United
States, but both OF them have
been fed up a whole lot by the
fact that many men have been
unable to own their own home in
the city and their own homestead
in the country. In the cities it has
ever been hard to rent, and at
prices 200 to 500 per cent higher
than before the war.
But the good days are coming.
Patriotic citizens are working to
the end that more people shall
have homes that they can call
their own. We have great hopes
that the strongly organizing far
mer movement will result in
fewer lawyer-politicians in the
councils Of the nation and more
Of the common ordinary citizens
of the Iepublic-citizens who will
see TO it that there is less renting
Of agricultural lands and more
owning. and-which is the same
thing-less renting in the cities
and more house-owning. They
al admit that the rural citizen
is the backbone OF this nation;
let him rule a little, then.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-06-02

mitting pay rolls and the lack o,
familiarity in the preparation ol
same. In view of the fact that
the western department of the
L. S. army has assured these
headquarters of its hearty CO
operation in the future toward
prompt action in making payment
fol armory drill pay, it is urgently
essential that pay rolls be pre-
Pared accurately and submitted
promptly after the end of the
semi-annual period"
The local company National
Guard needs sixteen more me a.
bers. All those between the ages
Of is and As ara urged to be at
the armory next Monday evening
for enlistment. Fay received is
one-fourth regular army pay pro-
portionate to grades held. Besides
the pay, all those enlisting can
feel that they are giving their
service to their country and better
fitting themselves for good citi-
zenship.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-06-02
FRIDAYS NEWS
Mothers and Babies Party

Mrs. c. w. Fraley gave a party
for the young mothers and then
babes at her home on Mountain
avenue yesterday afternoon. The
afternoon was spent In discussing
babies and making a baby book
for each baby. Light refresh
ments were served at o'clock.
Those present were Mrs. Gerald
Wenner and little daughter Ger
aldine Valaire, Mrs. S. A. Peters
Jr. and little daughter, Dorothy
Milicent, Mrs. Milton Fraley and
little son William Milton. Mrs.
Edwin Dunn and little daughter
Helen Irene, Mrs. II. l.. Burdic
and little son Robert Lester, Mrs.
L. J. Fraley and little son Earl
John. Mrs. Howard Grover and
little son Howard Jr, Mrs. Rufus
Trusty and little son Francis Ger
aid, Mrs. w. II. McNair and irs.
William Barber were also includ-
ed in the guest list
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-06-02
OREGON ROADS ARE
NOT so WORSE

According to reports in the Cal
ifUrnia newspapers the Admen's )
caravan which went through here
last week to attend the Admen's j
convention in Stockton this week
found on their trip that Oregon
does not have the worst roads in
the world. +. r. Morgan, man
ager of the Fredericks & Nelson
department store at Seattle, mad
the statement, it is learned, that
California must bestir herself If
she is to keep pace with Oregon,
which by Christmas will have IA
paved highway from northern to
southern boundaries.
another member of the cravan
declared that the worst stretch
of road encountered during the
TRIP was between Handbook and
Shasta Springs. He added that
Oregon is employing ten men on
road work at present to one thus
engaged in California.