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Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-03-09
Opening of Armory
Ar0uses Interest
Among AshIanders

pie with some of the drill which is
ordinarily given in the company
Following the bayonet drill, the
company appeared on the floor and
engaged in physical drill. The
unique feature of this part OF the
programme was the fact that the
physical drill was done with colored
lights and all members of the com
pany wore white athletic shirts.
After the physical drill, the dance
took place and people were loud in
their praise of the new Loveland-
Dickey Orchestra, which it is believ-
ed promises to be one of the finest
musical organizations in Southern
Oregon and the remark was made
that Ashland people can truly have
right to brag about Ashland's
Dance Orchestra. The First Com
pany, to show their faith in the new
organization employed them to play
for the big April Fool Cabaret which
will be held in the Afmory the night
of April lst. Seats will be on sale,
it was announced, within Il day or
so and all desiring reservations
should certainly get them early, as
HI will undoubtedly be the biggest So
cial event of the year
While the dancing was in progress,
the ladies' Gallery Practice shoot,
held under the direction of Sergeant
Simpson, Corporal Elhart and Cor
poral Clary was being participated
in. The prizes awarded for the gal
lery practice shoot were as follows;
First prize, Molly Clary; second
prize, Mrs. Eric Weren; third prize,
Miss Inez Stevens.
Dancing lasted until | a. IN. Sand
wiches were served in the dining hall
from IL o'clock on
The crowd which attended was one
of the most record breaking which
has ever turned out to any affair
in the city of Ashland and from the
expressions of the people who werel
present, Ashlapd people were certain
iy pleased with the work of the First
Company.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-03-09
ROADS NOW OPEN FOR
AUTOMOBILE TOURISTS

4 number Of cars passed through
Ashland today, having made the trip
from the south with no difficulty.
One of the parties. Mr.. and Mrs. ].
o. Mckinney OF Dundee. Oregon.
stated they left Los Angeles Monday
noon. and arrived here shortly be-
fore noon today, making record time.
They claim to have made the entire
trip without the use OF chains and
with no repairs save to fix slight
puncture. This ear left Yreka at .
o'clock this morning. and they were
therefore only about two hours get
ting TO Ashland from that city.
These parties state the worst place
they encountered in the road was
near Weed. where there was little
snow. but a soft place in the road.
These are about the first cars to get
through the entire trip from the
south. but state the road is now
we'll open.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-03-09
Must Chart Air for
Defense, According
To Gen. Mitchell

with the development and perfection
Of the machine itself, will in time sur.
pass In speed comfort and safety
the modern comforts of transports.
"These air routes will provide e
network whereon the units of the Ma
tional Guard and the organized Re
serve of the army can be placed. How
ever, these highway of the air will
not be usurped by the air service, but
they will be open under legislative
restrictions, to all commercial opera
tors, who will receive all the benefits
and cOnyeniences of such m organiza
ton; therefore commercial aeronautit
Interests will be fOstered be.
"The Model Airway between Wash
ington and Dayton, will become ther
the first unit in systematic system
of airways throughout the United
States which will be started under
policy formulated by the air arm,
service and which will be guided In
its organization by the experience
gained from the establishment ant
operation of the Model Airway.
The Model Airway as chosen is ex
tremely well suited to the pu<pos,
OF serving as basic guide in thi,
expansion program. Almost all o.
the natural problems attendant e
successful air navigation are met III
this arway, which is one that viii
always be needed Incidentally, n
connects Washington with the al.
service engineering division head
quarters In the course of this routs
appear mountains to be passed over
varying climatic conditions and ter.
rain of almost every type and char.
acter."
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-03-09
ASHLAND LOSES LAST
GAME OF SERI

, The Ashland basketball team lost
their first conference game to Med
ford last night by score of 22 to
10. This was the fourth of the
series with Medford. three of which
Ashland had won. Both boys and
girls teams were losers, the latter
game resulting in a score of 81 to
10 in favor of Medford.
Last nights game was the rough
est of the series, and was not marked
by the clean playing that has made
the games on the Ashland floor 50
attractive. The game was refereed
squarely, although it was not called
as closely as those played hereto
fore. MedfOrd had many personals
called. The girls also put up a good
game.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-03-09
ASHLAND WINS THIRD GARNIE
OF SERIES OF -FOUR

Both the boys and girls from the
Ashland high school basketball team:
made certain they are champions Of
Southern Sregon, when they de
feated for a third time the team
from Medford last night on the Ash
land floor. The boys winning with
score of 26 to 20, while the girls
won their game 2S to %. Both games
were fast and hard fought from start
to finish. Ashland was forced to
fight every minute and at no time
had a safe lead.
The girls game started with a
rush. The guards from neither team
seemed TO be able to stop the oppos-
ing forwards. Miss Hukill from
Medford made eight baskets, Miss
Flemming three. For Ashland, Miss
Beebe made seven baskets and Miss
Hoover six. Neither team had much
luck in shooting fouls. The floor
work Of Misses Tinker aud Carlton
was first class. In the second half
Miss Hake and Miss Edison layed
their best game of the season. In
this half MedfOrd mad ut th,ce
baskets. The Ashland t..,m is with
out doubt one of the t.stest teams
ever put out by the local high school.
Medford is clase second.
From the time the referee first
blew his whistle to start the boys
game the air was full OF smoke. {"
Medford played their best game of
the season and fought Ashland for
all they were worth. The close guard
ing Of Aitken and Young kept Med
ford to a small score. AledfOrd made
two baskets in the first half and shot
two fouls, while Ashland made four
baskets and three fouls Captain
Heer was with the ball all the time,
making five baskets and throwing
six fouls. Guthrie made three bas-
kets and was strong on defense. Ram
sey was there at the jump and play
ed the floor well He made two bas-
kets.
Coleman was high man for Med
ford, making four baskets, Watson
and Boughman making two each.
But few fouls were made by either
team. Both played hard, clean bas-
ketball. Medford deserves special
credit for the game they played and
the fight to finish spirit" No
other team seen in Southern Oregon
would have had a look in" with
either of the two teams going as they
were last night. The Ashland boys
play good, consistent game. They
hiSo buN it"H tdOs ShOAS anu '""'
advantage of knowing when to shoot.
Tonight on Medford's floor, the
two teams from each school finish
The series of four games. These two
games promise to be as fast and
hard fought as last night, with Med .
ford IN tha;r our ftoo,
Taking advantage of the report
hat it was "Horsheshoe Luck" which
won for Ashland, a very pretty stunt
was worked out between halls OF the /
boys game, when about twenty OF
he Ashland girls dressed in the red
md white. each carrying horseshoe.
on the floor to the music
If the school song. formed in posi-
ion OF a large horseshoe and sang
he old familiar song: 81 Found q
Horseshoe"
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-03-09
PLAN TO IMPROVE
COUNTY EAIR GROl' NDS

At the annual meeting OF the Jack.
son County Fair Association plans
were made to improve the grounds
and erect permanent buildings, to
produce in the future one OF the most
up-tO-date fairs in the state, A com
mittee was authorized to secure H.
naAces to carry out the project on 4
scale that will be a credit to the
county and afford suitable buildings
to display the products, Upwards
of $4,000 are planned to be speni
on The buildings this year
The following directors were elect
cd. George Afford, Fern Valley;
Floyd Charley, Brownsboro; D. NJ.
Lowe, Valley View; Fred Holibaugh
Ashland; NJ. j. Norris, Coleman
creek; II. w. Bingham, Coker Butte;
Il. c. Hamilton, Central Point; j. h.
Mason, Tolo; o. A. Manning, Talent;
VIM. Brayton, Jacksonville; G. A.
Gardner, Jacksonville; Victor Bursell,
Central Point; James Owens, Wellen;
4. II. Simpson, Ashland; S. |. Brown,
+. 6. Gaddis, John H. Carkin. s.
Sumpter Smith, II. l.. Walther, J. W.
Dressler, w. II. Gore, c. Il. Gates,
Medford; George A. Mansfield, Pros
pect and J. c. Pendleton, Table Rock.
Officers of the association are: fl.
l.. Walther, president II. o. Fro
bach, temporary secretary; II. W.
Bingham. d. NJ. Lowe, NJ. j. Norris.
T.. II. Simpson, j. h. Mason, Fred
vice presidents In the or
der named; w. II. Gore, treasurer,
f. c. Gaddis, auditor.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-03-09

. The Medford Elks' Minstrels
!. have been secured to show at the
. Vining Theatre next Friday
" night.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-09
9UGGE9907PO


Man guided his action by what he believes rather
than by what he His beliefs should be controlled
by the still small voice within than by humany's
tumult without.
When you believe fully in yourself and the right
of your aims your future will fill the demands Of
your faith.
who has lost his foothold and fallen can get his
second breath if only he will believe himself worthy of
the best.
Belief goes long way in determining the outcome of
every Believing in success-your own success
your best antidote for failure
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-09
MYERs-LONG & HUTTON

Lincoln G624. Room . Orpheum Theater
Bldg. (upstalrsl over 0rpheum theater
Open evenings 10 Q. Sunday TO
II a. m.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-09
Automobile Painting

Automobile Painting 15A
CONSIDERATIONS service and reasona BE
rates have helped me 90 establish n
nice business. See me FIRST. Williams
Auto Paint shop. 525 s. Fellows ST
A SHOP WITH A CONSCIENCE-Has
TIE best materials and workmen- Phone
rs we'll call on you Estimates cheer.
fully given Twin City Auto Paint
shop 1414-1G s. Leer -.
look THIS AID OVFR-For good paint
fobs All ForIs. 50 o. All makes
reasonable rates Williams General
paint shop. rear n AIS s Lafayette ST.
w DO GOOD WORK and for some of
she largest exchanges IN the city; let
vs 40 YOUR next paint SOB. Coles
Auto Paint shop. acs p LasaIle av--
rear.
E0VgR TIT OVERLAND DO the heart
q the city" an p-to-fate paint and
trim shop satisfactory work guaran-
feed. Quality Auto Paint g. Trim shop,
$40 X Aich1GAn. Ltnoolu 1e3z
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-09
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
BUNGALOWS


$500 90 including Tot
Why invest your money in an old house
and have q repair BIN staring you IN
the face 10 start with. when you can
price?
Go out and look over the houses for sale
IN South Bend, and Nisbawaka FOR 81
5000 20 50 500 90 and then come and
see what we viii build for YOU for So
Iot0-no comparison at all-
Watch your home being built, see how
the work IS done and what kind q ma
your home long before cold weather
sets in, no need 20 worry about that
We are building these homes tn an
American section, on a double car Nne,
and In the most rapid growing section
Of the city.
These bungalows have living room, din
ing room, kitchen. two bed rooms and
bath room, full basement with concrete
floor and walls; inside cellar way
kitchen chimney wiring complete; wa
ter supply, painted two coats outside
three inside (color 70 be selected hg
purchaser; outer walls. Fheeting paper
and siding; inner walls lath and plas-
ter cedar single roof
CAN YOU BEAT TIP
II this type OF house is not suitable Tor
your requirements. we can build any
other type OF house Won wish.
these houses are built correctly. and OF
first grade materials. We have several
houses under construction which we
would be glad 20 show yod- cail at
our Oulce and talk this propoelll'l
over A small payment down, and
balance 5000 per month Including IN
terest
Liberty bonds accepted on down pay
ment at face value up TO S2OOoO-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-09

wHITco1B s. KELLER.

FARMERS TRUST BLDG
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-09
Building Materials.

FIRE PLA -ES-We build and repair
fire places, also carry fun line Or nre
baskets an0,rons. screens. ere. South
Bend Marble & Tile Co. 100 Lincoln
Way East. Phone Lincoln 1913.
Mr.. HOME BCtLDER-It's economy 10
have tile floors and walls In your bath
room. Let Us explain. south Bend
Marble and Tile Co. - Lincoln Way
p lincoln 1878.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-09
FINANCIAL

5 PERCENT .0IE1z5T
Is paid on all deposits Isfs ulta "a
We loan money @ frE. mortgage
securities 70 South Benz a1d 1us.,
awaka- woEkingmen's BuudinE a
Loan Assn. Whitcoub & EeuarH
1ncs. Farmers Trust BllE
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-09

WANTED TO RENT-Smal furnished
bungalow in good location by respOn-
sible party; no children. Call Main
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-09
Investments, Stocks. Bonds 30

tracts on dwellings. These contracts
range from 81, 200 10 5000 and the
payments will be guaranteed by the
Securities Investment Corporation met
assets over $225 ,000). Inquire Securi-
ties Investment Corporation. Phone
Main s66. 122 S. Main St, South Bend.
Ind.
WANTED to borrow 81 900: good securi-
ties ROv co caro- Nous limos
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-09

CLEVELAND ROAD-Oue- half mile east
OF Dixie Highway lot 100NS00 with
shack and basement dug for new house,
cement aud form for concrete; four
teen fruit trees raspherr'es, straw per-
ries not9toes etc. price Sli00O 90. will
sell on easy terms hut must be sold
within two weeks $. NJ Robinson 4
Son 10I Y ATofn ST
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-09

BEAUTIFUL HOME-JUsI or Michigan
st, close IN; absolutely modern, SIS
90. -Four modern houses. close In
G. II. Winkler, 4l2 y. Michigan 81.
Lincoln 1865
FOR SALE-TWO new modern houses I.
centrally located 10 minutes walk
from center 0f city. might take team
OF horses or automobile as part pay
ment Call Lincoln JOS. 900 L. La
salla Az.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-09
ROOMS AND BOARD



Rooms For Housekeeping 50
LARGE FBONT ROOM = For light
housekeeping in modern home, private
entrance: gas light. heat $40 y.
Francis ST
ROoNS-SleepinE room and kitchenette
Tor light Housekeeping. one square
from oliver Hotel Merdern, 20J y.
Yin st.
THREE ROOMS-LIght WORCESTERSHIRE.
for family Of three. wldower and two
grown girls; prefer near school on
west side. Address News-Times Box
No. AZ.
Two FURNISHED-IfCft Housekeeping
rooms one block from Studebaker
plant Ills Franklin-
TWO LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING-Rooms
for rent. - y. Main ST.
TWO LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING Rooms
close in; private home. 523 Riverside
Two FURNISHED ROOMS-For light
housekeeping heat furnished bath In
connection; adults only 331 s. Eddy
ST. on the north side car line.
Wanred-Rooms. Board p
FURNISHED ROOM In strictly modern
home desired by two young men. Home
must be quiet enc free from other
roomers. Address Box 6G6. care The
News-Ttmes
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Business Places for Rent IS
DESIRABLE OFFICF ROOMS - For
rent. CAN Lincoln 24l7
Houses For Rent. II
FOR RENTAL car line, 5-room house,
$500: strictly modern Ingleright
Realty and Investment Co. Room l.
American Trust Bldg
FOR RENT-Modern first floor fiat. five
rooms and BATH so per month. I31
\. Scott ST
MODERN SIX ROOM heated house: cen
trally lOcnted with garage. Call be-
tween 9 and IL a. n. or and p. N.
Main 1894
NEW MODERN ROUSE-One mile from
city limits: a good road. Enquire O.
+. Ludwig, Auto Supply Co, 400 $.
Mlc1lEa4 ST
Summer Places For Rent so
FURNISHED SUMMER COTTAGE on
the lake in Edgewater, st. Joseph dur
ing September and October If desired
Inquire TIA State ST.. st. Joseph,
Wantcd-To Rent 81
FURNISHED BUNGALOW OR HOUSE
with garage. modern. I'm good locality;
two in family. Call Main 1860. Line
1926
ONE OR TWO COMFORTABLE ROOMS
IN PRIVATE HOME BY TWO
YOUNG MEN; MUST BE N GOOD
LOCALITY AND HAVE ALL MOD
ERN CONVENIENCES ADDRESS
BOX 81, NEWS-TI8IES.
WANTED TO RENT-Smau furnished
bungalow in good location by respOn-
sible party; no children. Call Main
1850
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-09
Goods

BTCk RANGE-Burns wood and coal
In good condition; used one winter.
2O6 L. Indiana az.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-09

BUSINESS SITE-LOt 6Ox165 on :. Mich
igan st. 100000. Wesley Van Valin,
624 Farmers Trust bldg.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-09

Help Wanted Female 81
A GOOD HOUSEkEEPER WANTED
For family OF three adults good home
Tor right party Apply Society Edt-
tor, NeWs-Times before 4 r. m.
Az AMERICAN WOMAN One with
grocery experience preferred acquain-
lance with the retail trade desirable.
See Mr- Brueck. Oliver Specially shop.
HOtSEkEEPER = Middle aged woman
preferred i've niles IN country. X.
r. . Box "a. South Bend. Ind
GI1L-For general homework. Mrs
Marry Barnes, l026 VI. Johnson St
Aaiu 1S60
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-09
is a Good Time to Get Set for the Winter;
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted-FemaIe B.

Help ~ ante0-f ehnaie o.
INTELLIGENT WOMAN-To act as as
sistant 20 nurse in conts gious cases
must give excellent references. owl
Hospital. 1910 y. Notre Dame. Phone
Lincoln 20
GIRL. $50 10 sell books; salary $500
per week Oliver tbeater. Mr.. Brown.
between 1 and .; room 361, Oliver an
Girls over sixteen for operating pow
or sewing machines. Here is your op
portunity 20 make good wages on light.
clean work IN pleasant surroundings;
our factories making shirts, athletic
and knitted underwear. are working
full time: come today. Wilson Bros.
zoos W. sample st. a Good Place 10
Work
GIRL WANTED-Over Is for Ice cream
parlor Apply at the Diana" III W.
Washington Nv.
GIRL-TO answer phone. $500 per week
No experience necessary. TaylOr's Tire
shop. 731 Lincoln way ".
GIRL WANTED-TO work In dental
Office: no experience required. Box
Ga, News-Times.
GIRLS-Cigar factory; bunch breakers
and rollers Blackburn & Son, Madi-
son and Hi.
LADY DEMONSTRATORS FOR oLEO-
MARGARINE IN STORES. S11 E. EN-
ERICK ST. MAIN s52.
LsDY BOOKKEEPER- one who has
had experience preferred. South Bend
Building Loan Association, 124 s. Main
KEFINED MIDDLE AGED lady 10 keep
house for married couple employed.
Inquire between 5 a. m. and noon. ia
\. st. Louis blvd
SALESWO MEN-BetWeen the age OF %
and 40; house 10 house; good steady
workers can make $500 per day and
up; positions permanent. Inter State
Sales Co, 1901 Washington St, Michi-
gan City. Ind.
SALESLADIES-
Thoroughly experienced salesladies
for COATS AND SUITS; thoroughly
experienced salesladies. capable Of
taking charge OF department and TO
assist with buying blouses, hosiery
and silk UNDERWEAR; two Polish
salesladles for coats. suits and dress
es Address Box 5s, News-Times
WANTED-Experienced seamers, sleeve
runners and yOkers. The Lamb Shirt
Co
WOMEN SOLICITORS & DEMONSTRA-
TORS-Between the age OF p and 40:
pleasant work. Mrs. Miller, sos Il.
Calvert St Call after ?, m.
WOMAN-Wanted to help i'm Kitchen; no
Sunday work. Apply at the Philadel
pha.
WANTED. An experienced seamstress.
232 $. Michigan.
WANTED = StenOgraphic work. Manu-
script and abstract copying; letters.
legal forms. Cali lain 2601. Geneva
Morse, 622 Farmers Trust Bldg.
WANTED-Maid for general homework.
No laundry work; best wages. $50
Park av. Lincoln 6421.
WAITRESS-For railroad hotel to walt
table and assist manager with books ;;
fair education, good wages, board,
room; good chance for advancement.
Write FOR further particulars. Roy
Thayer, Maple Cafe. Goshen, Ind.
YOUNG lady for office work; must be.
accurate at figures. State age, ex-
perience and references, also telephone
number. Address Box SO, care News
Help Wanted-Male 80
A No 1 BARBER-MarshalI Barber
shop. Goshen. Ind.
EXPERIENCED BARBER-At Clark's
cigar Store. Three Oaks, Mich.
EXPERIENCED CRATER = Wanted
references necessary. Acme Mfg. Co,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-09
situations NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Situations Wanted-NaIe

Situations Wanted-Male 81
AGENCY WANTS PROPOSITION-For
small household necessity calling house
TO house What have you with large
commissionf Write box So News
Times
CHEF AND SECOND COOK would Ike
position in or out 81 south Bend Is
years OF experience In hotels and clubs
Address Box No so. care News-Times
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-09

WE WILL BrA-Auy home Iu S1r.l
Bend during the coming wecE f.- r.sr
81 10 Is worth your price. Davies IS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-09
EMPLOYMENT
Situation wanted-NIaIe.

Situation Wanted-NIaIe. 81
as JANITOR, repairing, painting all In
GUIDED; church, factory or hospital
single; experienced; steady. Address
Box 40. News-irimes.
EXPERIENCED SAILS EXECUTIVE
desires connection with reliable con
Germ In sales or advertising depart
ments. Successful record: excellent
references. Box IS News Times.
PERMANENT OR TEMPORARY = BY
young man; good education: sales ex
perience; good typist has kept books
knows French, Portuguese. Box 81,
News-Times.
WORK WANTED-Cutting stove wood
or corn. c. Gaemere. X. r. No. .. Box
- Granger Ind.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-09

A 7-r0om home. modern fn every way
with standard plumbing fCr fhe krf-
chen and bath. hot and cold water
connections. first class furnace. rnrr
10 kitchen; oak horferaI En1rs ln
living rooms: three larEe bedrooms
and closets on second floor. interior
newly decorated; paved street. large
lot; possession i1m-fI ar..s- l5c
terms and prices Gait MH.r .frI
FARMERS TRUST BUILDING.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-14

and sausage used in making the tasty
sandwiches are also cooked products.
from the same source, and the
chicken used in the pie and the tuna
fish are canned goods. The latter is
merely chilled and served with an
iced mayonnaise dressing to which
has been added some horseradish,
capers and a bit of green coloring
matter. The latter combination is
particularly good.
Fireless cooker dishes are ideal
for summer days, but the directions
that accompany each individual make
must be followed exactly. The
braised sleeps tongues, the veal
glace and the almond souffle are all
possible with this useful utensil, and
after the dishes are placed in the
cooker will need no further atten-
ton until almost the dinner hour.
Fireless cookers are also excellent
for the freezing of frozen desserts,
like mousses and parfaits - ices
which can be frozen without stirring.
For quart mold of mousse four