Thursday, April 13, 1019
J4et Tuesday the Last Day for Registration fot Primaries
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SEMI-WEEKLY.
ESTABLISHED 1870.
Bert IL Greer, Editor and Manager.
Lynn Mount, . . News Reporter
issned Mondays tad Thursdays
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Interior.
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months. All subscriptions dropped at
expiration unless rpnewal Is received.
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always five the old street address or
postofflce as well as the new.
Entered at the Ashland, Oregon.
Postoffice as second-class mail mat
ter. Ashland, Ore., Thursday, April 13, '16
HOME PROM'CTS WEEK.
The women of Ashland are a won
derful bunch. We say wonderful ad
visedly. They have more get up and
ginger in a- minute than the men
have in a year. We say that advised
ly, too. When they cook they cook
the best on earth, and no man in
Ashland cares to deny that, for he
will go farther and pay more for Ash
land home cooked eats than he would
for the best hotel feeds to be found.
The women of Ashland are simply
there with the goods in a hundred
different ways.
When it comes to enterprise they
are world beaters. They have the
courage to tackle big undertakings
and put them over magnificently
every time. Out of a number of great
undertakings the. Ashland women
have attempted during the past five
years not one has been a fniluro or
a half failure but a splendid success.
They have the judgment, the ability,
the courage and the pep, and the
stlck-to-it to put things 'through.
The women are responsible for the
success of Western Products Week.
It was inaugurated by the Civic Club.
Likely the Business Men's Association
would never have thought of it had it
not been for the women taking it up.
But, among a fow real virtues, the
men of Ashland have one or shall
we call it a fear Instead of a virtue?
When the women Inaugurate an en
terprise in the Interest of the city the
men either have the good judgment
to get behind It, or are afraid not to
get behind it, for the Ashland women
have a steam roller with which to
pulverize drones, and men may well
bo afraid of that. Anyhow, the men
get behind enterprises Inaugurated by
thorn and stay there (If the women
keep hard enough a'fter them to keep
them going) until they are brought
to a successful termination.
After Inaugurating the Western
Products Week in Ashland, where
western products were to be features
In the show windows of the stores,
they thought, also, that these prod
ucts should be sampled as woll, so
tho Civic Club prepared a banquet
(we say banquet advisedly, for it
amounted to that) composed entirely
of home products and western manu
facture, and spread it before tho peo
ple for the small sum of thirty-five
cents. It was worth twice the sum,
but that is all the average Ashland
man will pay for the best meal on
earth, so the ladies mado it thirty
five and tho men came, over three
hundred of them, and were satisfied.
Not only did tho ladies accomplish a
great good for western manufactures,
for Ashland producers and a better
trade-at-honie spirit, but they put
something Hke a hundred dollars in
the Civic Club treasury a9 sinews of
war for the next grand contest. We
do not know what tho next move will
be, but we are reudy to wager our
best hat that It will bo n worthy one,
In tho interest of Ashland, and that it
will be a great Biiccnss. Alono the
fact that tho Civic Club' inaugurates
a thing guarantees that.
Tho officers of the Civic Club this
year are: Mrs. E. D. Brigs, presi
dent; Mrs. C. B. Lamkln vice-president;
Mrs. May Cambers, secretary;
Mrs. W. D. Hodgson, treasurer; and
the chairmen of committees which do
things are Mrs. O. D. Winter, Mrs. D.
Perozzl, Mrs. W. M. Barber, Mrs. W.
II. Smith, Mrs. E. C. Gard and Mrs.
J. F. Rocho.
Tho Ashland Commercial Club
should be mado auxiliary to the Civic
Club and a woman put at the head
of each Commercial Club committee.
Maybe that way the critter could be
brought to life. At least a good wet
nursing by the Civic Club might give
it some pep.
The "landslide" prophet will be In
evidence again noit summer.
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It is exceedingly important that every flshland re
publican register. Here are the list of registrars:
HELPING ASH LAND CKLKI5IUTE.
Roguo River Courier: A canvass
among the business men of Grants
Pass has indicated that the very large
majority of them favor holding n
celebration of the Fourth of July this
year in view of the big three-day cele
bration to be staged In Ashland. The
trustees of the Commercial Club took
action along that lino, as did the or
ganization of merchants known as the
Reavers, and the members of the
Moose band decided against a cele
bration which it had under contem
plation. The people of Ashland are
arranging for three days of jollifica
tion when the springs project which
Is now nearlng completion will be
formally dedicated. Through the
Commercial Club Ashland invited
Grants Pass to join in tho festivities
with thorn, and the Invitation has
been accepted in a spirit of hoarty
good will. Grants Tass will hold her
celebration later.
C. L.
J. A.
A. Lemery,
Susie L.
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$ SWAT THE DANDELIONS. S
Swat the dandoloins! It's the $
spring crop that spreads the
seed. Swat 'em in the forenoon S
when they are out. Remember S
that if your neighbor digs his
and you neglect to dig yours you
3 are reseeding him. So be a
$ good neighbor as well as a good $
b citizen and swat 'em now. In $
? three or four daya it will be too 3
$ late.
$
1 Ashlahd Boulevard,
Loomls, Ashland.
2 Ashland East Central,
Lemery, Ashland.
3 Ashland West Central, Susie L.
Allen, Ashland.
4 Ashland East Main, C, L.
Loomis, Ashland.
B Ashland Oak, G. II. & G. F. Bil
lings, Ashland.
6 North Ashland, G. II. & G. F.
Billings, Ashland,
7 East Ashland, J,
Ashland.
8 Southeast Ashland,
Loomls, Ashalnd.
9 Northwest Ashland,
Allen, Ashland.
10 Antioch, W, D. Rodgers, Bea
gle. 11 Applegate, Gladys A. Rose,
Applegate.
12 Barron, G. II. & G. F. Billings,
Ashland.
13 Bellevlew, G. H. & G. F. Bil
lings, Ashland.
14 Butte Falls, E. E.
Butte Falls.
15 North Central
Jacobs, Central Point.
16 South Central
Jacobs, Central Point.
17 Climax, James Kershaw, Cli
max. 18 Dead Indian, Chester Apple
gate, Ashland.
19 Derby, Frank R. Neil, Derby.
20 Eagle Point, J. V, Mclntyre,
Eagle Point.
21 Flounce Rock, T. B. Hlgin
botham, Prospect.
22 Foots Creek, G. W. Mathews,
Gold Hill.
23 Griffin Creek,
mond, Medford, R. F.
Smith,
Point,
Point,
J. W.
J. W.
W.
D.
S. Ham-
24Gold Hill, A. J. T. Smith, Gold
Hill. ,
25 North Jacksonville, county
clerk, court house.
26 South Jacksonville, county
clerk, court house.
27 Lake Creek, Fred Thompson,
Lake Creek. .
28 Meadows, John W. Mitchell,
Beagle.
45 Mound, D. W. Beebe, Central
Point.
46perryda!e, E(1 Janney, Jack
son county abstract office.
47Enst Phoenix, A. H. Fisher,
Phoenix.
4 S West Phoenix, A. II. Fisher,
Phoenix.
49 Pinehurst, C. W. De Carlow,
Ashland.
50 Rock Point, A. J. T. Smith,
Gold. HH1.
51 Rogue River, Mrs. Rena Whip
ple and G. F. Wertz.
52 Sam's Valley, Mrs. M. E. Gard
ner, Sams Valley.
53 Sterling, Mrs. Emma Gilson,
Sterling.
54East Talent, E. B. Adamson,
Talent.
l55West Talent, E. B. Adamson,
Talent.
56 Trail, M. E. Middlebusher,
Trail.
57 Union, Mrs. Anna Ruch, Ruch.
58 Watklns, J. C. Burton, Wat
kins. 95Wlllow Springs, Mrs. D. N.
McNasser, Central Point, R. F. D.
60 Wimer, J. F. Smlthpeter,
Wlmer.
Evidently nobody Is going to sug
gest Mr. William Howard Taft of
New Haven, Conn., as the republican
nominee.
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Capital and Surplus $120,000.00
DEPOSITORY OF
t City of Ashland County of Jackson State of Oregon
United States of America
CITIZENS HELP ADVERTISE
The following letter in reply to
Dr. Carnahan in which he enclosed
Ashland literature shows what broad
publicity may be obtained through
private correspondence, with litera
ture enclosed.
The following is an extract from a
letter written from Chester, W. V.:
"The small booklet, 'the Carlsbad
Jiskby-iLexicon'ilf-
ARROW
COLLARspring
Style, in two heights
CLUETT.PEABODV&Ca tNC.IMKr.RS
of America,' is quite interesting. You
must have a beautiful country. I
hope some day to have the opportun
ity to see the Far West, as we term
It here."
Despite rather inclement weather,
Talent and other valley points were
well represented at the Vining theatre
Monday evening to witness "Bringing
Up Father."
Your.
Friends
Can buy anything you can
give mem except
Vour Photograph
H.C.Mackey
Main and Central MEDFORD, ORE.
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